3Sixteen Podcasts

Greg and Kelly are familiar faces to 3Sixteen Podcasts and have been vocal about the challenges of mental health. In this episode, Greg and Kelly talk about their experience doing Ketamine and how it is changing their lives. If you have any questions please be sure to comment or email us at 3sixteenpodcasts@gmail.com

In this special episode, Clayton Denton and Justin DeVries talk about what the past year of podcasting has been like, the final numbers of the year, and Justin asks Clayton questions about what this process has been like for him.

We end our time with Bob talking about how he has dealt with success in himself and the church, how he sees his time of being a preacher ending, and of course James Lipton's questions. If you have enjoyed Bob's time on the podcast and are looking forward to hearing more life stories and creative content be sure to like and share.

In episode 3 Bob tells us about his years as a new father and a pastor to Faith Church

Episode 2 focuses on how relationships like Bob's Chaplain, future wife, and first ministry job out of college poured into him to show him that his calling was to be a pastor. If liked episode two and are looking forward to episodes three and four be sure to like and follow us on Facebook at 3Sixteen Creative Works and to listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, and Itunes at 3Sixteen Podcasts.

Episode one of Talking with Bob Bouwer starts with Bob's early life as a student with a learning disability, athlete, and how being a pastor's kid began to mold him into the Senior Pastor that he is today.

This episode of True LIfe Crimes of the Bible is the story of Matthew 2 and how King Herod sent all boys under 2 to die in his kingdom. This episode is voiced by Clayton Denton and the conversation that dissects and looks at the story is between Clayton Denton and Bob Bouwer. Bob Bouwer is the Senior Pastor at Fatih Church and gives us an interesting biblical view on a part of the Christmas story we rarely hear.

Episode 3 of Talking with Sue ends with Sue telling us about her photography business, adoption, and her current health. What a pleasure it was to hear Sue's story and have her show us what life can be like when we answer the call of missions in our life.

Episode 2 with Sue talks about her going to college and what type of work led to her love of missions and her future husband

From a small town in Michigan to the big city lights of Chicago, halfway around the world and back. This is the incredible story of Sue and how she got here.

Episode 4 ends with Ivan talking about his family, church, and barbershop business, Raw Co. in Dyer Indiana, are today. Huge thanks to Ivan for 4 great episodes that show us lives can become better and eternities can be changed for the better.

Episode 3 delves into the moments that showed Ivan that there is more to life than his own wills and wants. This episode is the build-up to the finale of Talking with Ivan and shows us how God puts an exclamation point on our lives if we submit to him.

Part of Talking with Ivan leads us down the path of his childhood and how living in a household filled with drugs, weapons, exotic cars, and then a sting operation made him move to California. If you like the series so far make sure to turn in for the next two weeks of Talking with Ivan.

Ivan Medina is a new face to the viewers of the 3Sixteen Podcast community but also to Clayton Denton himself. Clayton met Ivan at Raw Co. (Ivans barbershop) and since then the conversation of God and how Ivan has become the man he is today started. In this episode, we hear how Ivan's upbringing of running drugs for gangs and constant moving formed a rocky foundation for him.

In 1st Samuel 28, Saul uses a witch to raise the prophet, Samuel. 3Sixteen Creative Works and Faith Theatre Co. decided to release a dramatized telling of this old testament story. If you have enjoyed the first episode of True Life Crimes of the BIble be sure to like and share. Have you heard this story before? What stories should we tell next? Comment below.

Jason finishes his catching-up series by talking about his new job as Executive Pastor at Faith Church and how the transition was during a season of sickness.

Jason DeVries stopped in for two episodes to catch up on how his life has been since he last recorded with us in April. How was his chemotherapy, what is his new job like, and what is life like with hair? Be sure to join us this week and next Sunday evening for his two-part catching-up series.

So excited to share the upcoming guests that will end out the 2021 year of podcasts! If you are excited about Talking with...Ivan Medina and Catching up with Jason DeVries please be sure to tune in Sundays at 7 pm for their episodes. Thank you for all your continued support and we can't wait to end this year strong.

Marty ends his time with us by sharing what his court date was like, making 13 cents an hour in federal prison, and what it was like when someone told him "Hey buddy you're sitting in my seat".

Episode two details the snowball of events that led the FBI to Marty and ends with the cliffhanger question 'What was prison like?". If you are enjoying Marty's story and are excited for part 3 be sure to like and share.

Marty Schmidt was in the banking industry for decades and when the economy collapsed in 2008 Marty made a decision that brought him to federal prison. Get ready for three episodes of Clayton and Marty reminiscing about the old acting days, trials, and prison.

Why do we have friends? To pick us up when we are down or sit with us and talk. So thankful for Greg Hitt and Kelly Price for coming in and sharing how they have been since we last recorded them. Thank you for showing us what it means to reach out when you are in a dark place and keep yourself accountable to the ones you love.

During the summer Greg and Kelly came to the Farmhouse to record two podcasts talking about how they have been since they were last on the podcast in May. With this first episode, we hear about their struggles and the outreach they are making that is helping them.

Clayton Denton and Justin DeVries sit down to talk about how the first season of 3Sixteen Podcasts went and what will take place on season two. Topics include statistics, what podcasts are being added, creating a network, and new equipment.

This episode concludes Bridget's beautifully tragic made for tv story. Bridget and Clayton discuss how they met, how Christ made a bond between them, where Bridget is in life, and where she wants to go.

In episode one, we found out about Bridget's early childhood. And now in episode two, Bridget tells us how a mixture of bad relationships, poor self-image, and an urge to impress those around her caused alcohol and narcotic addiction.

Bridget's story is one of grace, struggles, and overcoming addiction and abuse. In episode one, Bridget and Clayton dive into Bridget's early life and how a household of addiction started to mold her.

We have been able to learn how Carl Boender's early life of trials and hardship allowed his professional and personal life to grow with the help of creating strong faith-filled relationships. With this final episode, we get an insight into how dementia and retirement are affecting Carl today. Please be sure to like and share if you have enjoyed this series and we ask for continued support for Carl as he battles dementia.

In this episode, Carl talks about the phase of his life where he sold his business to go "cold calling" for Jesus. A story so dense and filled with the importance that we need episode 4 to find out how Carl ended his professional career.

This is the 2nd of 4 episodes of Talking with Carl Boender and this episode is when we find out the turning point in Carl's life. How did an interaction as a milkman turn a once passive Christian into a full Jesus freak?

This is the final episode of A Seat at the Table with Katie and Josie. Have you enjoyed their series and what they had to say about revival? Make sure to comment on what your thoughts are.

Carl Boender is a lifelong friend and mentor for Clayton in both his businesses and faith. The first episode gives us the essential details on Carl and by the end of this series, we will be shocked that Carl isn't a household name with the countless lives he has changed in his life.

The guests for the next two episodes of A Seat at the Table are Katie Norman and Josie Van Drunen, both are singers at Faith Church. The two episodes in this series are dedicated to the topic of revival in the church. How do you see revival going on in the church? What do you want to be revived in the church? Let us know by email or comment below.

Even though the series of Talking with Greg Hitt is done this 3rd and final episode shows us how marital problems and a change in career gave Greg a second wind at a life now filled with more joy and peace.

In the second episode of A Seat at the Table with Greg and Kelly we hear how having support systems and people have been a positive effect on their daily battle with emotional and mental health.

In the second episode of Talking with Greg Hitt we find out how becoming a local celebrity in the culinary and service industry took a toll on Greg and his family.

In this 3 part series of A Seat at the Table Clayton, Greg, and Kelly talk about how emotional and mental health has affected their lives.

A dear and seemingly lifelong friend of Clayton talks about how his fast-paced and hectic early life as a chef caused ripples in his life that would change the rest of his life. If you like this episode and are looking forward to the next 4 episodes of Talking with...Greg Hitt or you just like hearing Greg's voice make sure to like and share.

In the final episode of A Seat at the Table with Juan Ortiz and Matthew Magenta we get to hear how art is created differently and how it has a different impact on those receiving it. Have you enjoyed this series of A Seat at the Table and the guests? If so make sure to email us at 3sixteenpodcasts@gmail.com to let us know.

It has been a while since we have checked in with Clayton and Coach Christine. How is Clayton's health and what is next?

In this special announcement video, Clayton Denton and Justin Devries talk about how the podcast is doing and where they hope it will go. They will discuss topics like sponsorship opportunities, creating a network of podcasts under the 3Sixteen banner, and what the current numbers look like. If you have any questions or are interested in any of the topics discussed be sure to comment or email 3sixteenpodcasts@gmail.com.

In the final episode of Talking with Juan Ortiz, we find out how Juan went from college to a successful business person and motivational speaker

This episode of A Seat at the Table is about creativity and art in the church. With Clayton Denton(a writer, director, and actor), Juan Ortiz(public speaker), and Matthew Magenta( a musician, rapper, and producer).

In episode 2 we find out how living in a barn for 3 years with his family helped Juan find God's grace.

This is the second and final episode of A Seat at the Table with Jason and Justin DeVries. If you have enjoyed this 2 part series and are looking forward to more please be sure to like, follow, and share.

This is the first of three episodes of Talking with...Juan Ortiz. In this episode, we learn about Juan's early childhood, and how a household filled with drugs and abuse has shaped him into the inspiration he is today.

For the next 3 weeks, we are Talking with...Juan Ortiz. A story that embodies the saying rags to riches and the idea of the American dream. This series will beg the question of how have I not heard this story before and how can I hear more.

One month down. A peek behind the curtain and see how the program works and if it's working for Clayton.

Our 4th and final episode of Talking with...Jason. Find out what it's like to get "THAT" phone call. If you have liked this series of Talking with make sure to like and share.

Checking with Clayton and Coach Christine. We find out if the program is working after all.