spiritual insights in 2 minutes includes "nutshell Sermons" Personal opinions, sarcastic humor and prayers you won't hear in church.
The Nutshell Sermons podcast is an excellent and inspiring listen for fans of Bryan Duncan and anyone seeking wisdom and laughs. Bryan's personality shines through as he shares his recording artist stories and even treats listeners to some of his own singing. His passion for the Lord and his love for others come across in every episode, making for a fun and enlightening experience.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is Bryan's ability to get straight to the point with his nutshell sermons. He doesn't beat around the bush and delivers impactful messages in a concise manner. His love for God and desire to see others live right is evident, and it's refreshing to hear someone who truly cares about making a positive impact on people's lives. Additionally, Bryan's storytelling skills are top-notch, providing an entertaining glimpse into his life as a recording artist.
The only downside to this podcast is that it may not appeal to those who are not already familiar with Bryan Duncan or who are not interested in Christian-themed content. However, for fans of Bryan and those looking for uplifting messages delivered with humor and authenticity, this podcast is a gem.
In conclusion, The Nutshell Sermons podcast is a delightful listen filled with wisdom, laughs, and heartfelt storytelling from Bryan Duncan. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to his music, you'll find inspiration in his words and enjoyment in his anecdotes. This podcast is a testament to Bryan's talent as both an artist and a storyteller, creating an engaging experience that leaves you wanting more.
I might sound more resentful than I really am here.. but honestly it's all just water under the bridge.. and I got a nice story out of it
Sometimes prayer is the only place to be honest with yourself and God
Quiet Prayers was winner of Dove Award's Best Inspirational Album of the Year It was so unexpected I wasn't in the audience to come up and take the Award. This song is for my wife today 6 days after a burst appendix and recovering slowly while fighting Trigiminal Neuralgia.
When yer winnin the war on the fight in front of you and suddenly you're flanked by a new enemy.
Playin music in a big hall with lights and smoke and a huge crowd isn't where most musicians live most of the time. The music might have changed but the savior we proclaimed has not.
In disillusionment where “you still believe in yourself to mend” “You Think Its Losing…. What You Cannot Control” In the valley of the shadows Jesus says “DO YOU LOVE ME” as if to add “Still”
The Bible does say that “you will have trouble in this life”
Infections take a longer prescription of Antibiotics to clear. Maybe I should start a regiment
I've been looking for the fine print in Gods Word about when we might retaliate
As fans of CS&N, and the Eagles, & Love Song we would add that flavor to Breakin' The Ice with “The Lord Is Callin You” Listen for the synth solo on the end, played by Larry Williams (not Me) & one of the horn players
The project brought us high marks, but it wasn't my favorite. Why? because it was humbling bein around so much outrageous talent. I was the weakest link. .
We had to learn to make room for more musicians when we brought in half of the band Seawind, including the Seawind Horns
After only ONE project with Maranatha Music, We realized we were floatin in the wrong ocean. The story before starting our second record Breakin The Ice ce
Turns out Sweet Comfort Band was playin smooth jazz in a CCM genre And Yacht Rock before it had a name
Don't we all have one picture we want to be used at our memorial service?
Beware of Allowing your self awareness to continue, cause it leads to Self Pity-Oswald Chambers
In light of recent newstories revolving around a Christian Music Icon
It dawns on me now that we recorded Golden Ages our first ever recording, before we added guitarist Randy Thomas.
My younger self is back, tellin my older self what I mighta forgot
I got a flattering Father's Day card that I'm not sure I'm living up to
Everybody wants to make a record but then comes years worth of promoting it on the road. makes me think of that song “Everybody wants to go to heaven but nobody wants to die”
Get Ready is how we ended every concert for over most of our 11 years in concert. “Live” it was a Five minute long jam session..including my ‘cow bell' solo LOL
Here's what happens when a rock band is goofing around during a break and it turns into a song.
Best thing about adding a guitarist for me was that twin harmony on a song like this, both voices bending notes in sync
First song ever to hit the radio for the Sweet Comfort Band was on a secular rock station KMEN in So. Cal. Introduced as a ‘local band' and came on after “New Kid In Town” by the Eagles.
With my new help in AI I have created a ‘new creature in Christ'
Author John Lynch gives his first ever prayer to God when He was a kid. From his book “On My Worst Day” www.http://johnLynchspeaks.com
When The God you know didn't do what you thought He would.
Surprised to find ourselves on Rock Radio KMEN one of our songs came on right after “New Kid In Town” by the Eagles
I'm always in a hurry to fill in the blanks when we haven't been connected
Sweet C records their first project in 1977 Listen to the vocal stack on “Right Now” that's Guitarist Randy Thomas' contribution to the song.
I've lost the power that Love can be cause of all the animosity
The only documentation I have in the studio doing the first Sweet Comfort project. After Rehearsing for a week, The band set up and played all together in the studio *no multitracking” (( a horn section & a few background vocals were added later)
It was 1973, I quit college moved to Riverside Ca started living in a garage behind an upright piano
Solomon, purported to be The Wisest man in history, Never took his own advice! LOL
Jesus was the Stone the builders rejected it says.. and then he comes back to be the Chief Cornerstone? ..well ..that's not me, I don't thrive after rejection.
Clap Your Hands is on this record *Song is available Mp3 by request
Everything has been upgraded .. except me
The year I was at a festival date on Mothers Day.. never called my mom till after midnight.. so I wrote her a song as penance! LOL ..
I'm encouraged that Jesus had family members too…that thought he was nuts!
Hohner Hall of Fame for Harmonica Darrell Mansfield below with my NehoSoul Band at House of Blues
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