HAB Church Community Podcast

Britt Hester, Minister of Youth & Education, sits down with Matt Cook, Transition Pastor, to talk about Dr. Cook's ministerial journey, how the church can thrive in the midst of transition, and answer questions from viewers on Facebook Live.

Dora & David Orr lead a Sunday Bible Study on Luke 24:13-35 (The Road to Emmaus) from Sunday, April 26, 2020.

Britt Hester, Minister of Youth & Christian Education, shares a conversation with friend and colleague Tommy Shapard, Minister of Music & Worship, on his encounter with and recovery from COVID-19. Tommy's story has reached millions as a result of him sharing his journey on social media and giving interviews throughout the United States and Canada.

In this episode, Jack Mitchell leads an Easter Sunday Bible Study from John 20:1-18. Jack, along with members of the HAB community, explore the idea that Easter is God's grand reminder that we are never alone. 

In this episode, Britt Hester, Minister of Youth & Christian Education, is joined by members of Hendricks Avenue Baptist Church to discuss the question: Where have you witness the risen Christ at work during the coronavirus pandemic? Multiple generations are featured in this conversation. Different perspectives bring about different answers to the question at hand, but each answer provides a message of hope and encouragement during Holy Week 2020.  

In this episode, Marshall Hill concludes our study of Richard Foster's classic text Celebration of Discipline: The Path to Spiritual Growth. In last week's study, Marshall led a discussion around the corporate discipline of worship. This week, there is a broader discussion of the other corporate disciplines (confession, guidance, and celebration) with a particular focus on guidance.

In this episode, Dan Stallard continues our study of Richard Foster's classic text Celebration of Discipline. 

Dan Stallard leads us in a conversation around spiritual disciplines and their role in spiritual formation. The source material for this lesson is Richard Foster's classic text Celebration of Discipline.