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.
Finally a finished recording of a song I wrote for ‘A Sentimental Christmas’ A project that was never finished
Hear how you find your way to the front row in the throne room of God Until now I’ve never posted the Huge production pieces from Christmas is Jesus.. THIS WILL GIVE YOU CHILLS
Christmas Is Jesus was recorded in Hollywood In July, Had to imagine a Christmas Time Producer Dan Posthuma and Me in the back year of a garage studio where we worked on Fixes.
The Reason For My First Christmas Project
The 20th Anniversary of the NehoSoul Christmas album 20 years later peace is no easier to find
The video of “Do I Say Goodbye” can be seen on Youtube.com/@nutshellsermons under Hidden Treasures Music Box
God never distributed gifts to everyone equally.. is that why people Steal?
COMING SOON.. Wrote a song with these guys that never got recorded.. until now!!! but until then here's our current theme song from STILL DANCIN'
Song about keeping up appearances Written by guitarist Randy Thomas. and sung as a shared vocal
Never wanted to mention it, and embarrassing almost fatal mistake On tour in Texas in 1982 the original 3 of our 4 piece band were on the plane
If I don't have any Hope do I also not have any Faith?
Navigating Changes in Music, pushing the boundaries of our own preferences
It was SCB not AWB or ‘SWB'.. beginning the 1980's
Watch Video version under “Nutshell Sermons Videos” on the main page
A THIRTY MINUTE INTERVIEW about Kevin Thomson, who passed away in 2010. Myself and Kevin's brother and drummer for Sweet Comfort Band: Rick Thomson talk about the founder of SCB
This song is from the first album. It inspired a Calvary Chapel outreach as the Somebody Loves You crusade.
it was the beginning of the end for big chain record stores too.
Lets not pretend that All Hallows Day ain't comin' this week. Hope I can tell the difference between real evil people and just kids in costumes!
The Gospel in a nutshell in a song from this project re released decades later … so it was like being recommitted “Stand In My Place” is what Jesus did for me. Keeps me from losing my Sanity
There's the Devil on one shoulder and an Angel on the other & 2 sides o me in the middle
I don't remember singing this song, we were writing for “The Waiting Is Over” project. “I Promised Myself” isn't on it!
Seems like ‘darkness' gets a bad rap in the Bible, where evil reigns, But it's whats happening in broad daylight that has me worried.
Sweet Comfort Band hits the road (*&Literally) last year in a garage apt. , .
God has a lot o names and we only use a few.. I learned in my first attempt to write a worship song.. I liked it but the rhythm I get excited about is hard for the congregation to follow.
These 4 lunatics drove 4 to 5 hours each, to see a sunday morning concert I did recently in Kansas left to right Faron Kelly, Jed Harris, Heather Stone, David Felts I'm gonna have to start another catagory “Elite Lunatic Friends” or E.L.F. LOL
Like all new bands we got to learn most of the music biz the hard way
In light of my recent inclusion in a Christian Music Museum, This prayer you won't hear from decades ago seem appropriate. Doesn't equal God's grace to us.
Here's my vote for who should be in a place to remember. Greg Eklar and Psalm 150. SCB guitarist Randy Thomas was also in it at one point. Never heard better music from a “Christian Band”
You Need A Reason was the last song on this project. Inspired by Desperado by the Eagles.. “I Know A Place To Go Where The Weak Are Understood”
Promoting this, Our first full project after it was done
Remember the last time you couldn't get cell phone service? LOL I was above the arctic circle in this picture.. hadn't seen a pay phone for decades
Perfect song for now that never got airplay back in the day! Bands from ‘my day' are going away. Its time to revisit the music of the 70's
Ever notice how foul mouth people are these days? … Me Too!
The Story of Sweet Comfort Band continues… about our first project
Rehearsing 50 year old songs for yet another revisit of the Glory Days of Sweet Comfort Band/ It's a Documentary concert
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