Podcasts about Come Sunday

This week Seth & Andrea discuss the newest trend in conservative Christian social media, Parler.  We also review Netflix's "Come Sunday", a biopic about Bishop Carlton Pearson who lost everything when he admitted he didn't believe in Hell. Join the conversation @droppingsunday (on all the things)www.droppingsunday.com

Nick Quaglia, Marv Ezhan, and Mike Molyneaux are back for another week of the CLNS Media Patriots Roundtable following an unplanned week off of football. Entering the 2020 NFL season, the Kansas City Chiefs were undoubtedly the best team in the AFC. Through the first four weeks, they lived up to expectations, taking down the likes of New England, Baltimore, Los Angeles, and Houston. Come Sunday, the reigning Super Bowl Champions didn't look as invincible. The Las Vegas Raiders invaded Arrowhead Stadium and walked away with a 40-32 victory. That begs the question, moving forward are the Chiefs still the AFC favorite? After much discussion, the NFL decided to move the Patriots/Broncos game to Sunday, October 18th, effectively eliminating the Patriots bye week. This verdict was released just prior to Monday evening, the original reschedule date. In contrast, the Kansas City Chiefs were told to play on despite Stephon Gilmore testing positive for COVID-19 just days after their contest with New England. With multiple teams now at risk, is the NFL moving forward in a reasonable manner?

David Cubbedge joins the conversation today. He is a Trump supporter, a welding inspector, a Christian, and a lover of humanity.David shares why he has a love for everyone, why he doesn't have enough education to reject climate change and recognizes that things that are done with our tax dollars are "evil."David shares his what insight he gleaned from Come Sunday and The Shack. He likens holding on to bad theology to holding onto an insurance policy. Judgment = fearWe learn from others through dialogue.It's beautiful to know the truth about yourself.Account for your beliefs.BalanceHow can we check our offenses at the door?All this and more. Listen and find out.To connect with David Cubbedge, you can find him on Facebook.https://www.facebook.com/david.cubbedge  

Welcome back to the 64th episode of the Brains, Braun, & Corbin Podcast. This week, we mix things up a little by changing up our usual order. We start by discussing comments from our last episode, and in the process, discover new ways to use Kurtis’ big jar of mayo. We then discuss our movie of the week: Come Sunday, and learn about casting out demons. Next, we introduce our newest segment “Genre Swap!” (or, as Jacob calls it, Movie Transformer!) by discussing how we would change Come Sunday into a horror film. Finally, we reveal the next theme of the month, Musicals, and decide between the two options Corbin brought to the table (begrudgingly).  Disclaimer: Explicit content. Don’t take anything seriously, no offense is intended

Making a Scene Presents the PODCAST of LIVE from the Midnight Circus Featuring Sass JordanThis is the Voice of Indie Blues, the future of the blues. Artists who embrace the diversity of the blues that always has and still is being created from it's roots. These artists understand the blues is a living art form that is driven by innovation and creativity. These are the Indie Blues Artists!The Claudettes,Most Accidents Happen,The Claudettes,"Bad Babe, Losin' Touch",Mike Zito,QUARANTINE BLUES,Quarantine BluesMike Zito,DONT LET THE WORLD GET YOU DOWN,Quarantine BluesCrystal Shawanda,Evil Memory,Church House BluesVictor Wainwright & The Train,America,Memphis LoudJim Diamond Revue,15 Below,Friends & FamilyPeter Karp,Sitting On The Edge Of The World,Magnificent HeartLiz Mandeville,Online Love Affair,Playing With FireTas Cru,Drive On,Drive OnMakingascene.org,Intro Sass Jordon,makingascene.orgSass Jordan,Am I Wrong,Sassy Blues and the Champagne HookersSass Jordan,My Babe,Sassy Blues and the Champagne Hookerswww.makingascene.org,Sass Jordon,Sass Jordon,01_Leaving Trunk,Sass Jordon,08_Still Got The Blues,Ryan Perry,"High Risk, Low Reward","High Risk, Low Reward"John Primer And Bob Corritore,Let's Get Together,The Gypsy Woman Told MeEliza Neals,Black Crow Moan (feat. Joe Louis Walker),Black Crow MoanThe Proven Ones,Already Gone,You Ain't DoneLisa Mills,02 Tell Mama,The TriangleReverend Freakchild,I know You Rider,The Bodhisattva BluesThe Reverend Shawn Amos & The Brotherhood,Albion Blues (feat. Kenya Hathaway),Blue SkyThe Reverend Shawn Amos & The Brotherhood,"Keep the Faith, Have Some Fun (feat. Mudbug Brass Band)",Blue SkyJohn Pagano Band,Misbehavin,SingleRory Block,Its Red Hot,Prove It On MeAlbert Cummings,Do What Mama Says,BelieveStephen Cooper and The Nobody Famous,Welcome Home,Stephen Cooper and The Nobody FamousBen Rice and RB Stone,Hey Politician,Out of the BoxMichael Mills Band,My New Woman,Stand UpTomas Docker,Smokestack Lightning,Tyler Morris,Young Man's Blues (feat. Ronnie Earl),Living In The ShadowsALBERT CASTIGLIA,GET YOUR ASS IN THE VAN,WILD AND FREEJim Gustin & Truth Jones,All You Ever Bring Me Is The Blues,Lessons LearnedMike Mattison,Word's Comin' Down,AfterglowAna Cristina Cash,Southern Roots,ShineChanda Rule & Sweet Emma Band,Come Sunday,Hold On 

Making a Scene Presents the PODCAST of LIVE from the Midnight Circus Featuring The Reverend Shawn AmosThis is the Voice of Indie Blues, the future of the blues. Artists who embrace the diversity of the blues that always has and still is being created from it's roots. These artists understand the blues is a living art form that is driven by innovation and creativity. These are the Indie Blues Artists!The Claudettes,Most Accidents Happen,The Claudettes,"Bad Babe, Losin' Touch",Mike Zito,QUARANTINE BLUES,Quarantine BluesMike Zito,DONT LET THE WORLD GET YOU DOWN,Quarantine BluesCrystal Shawanda,Evil Memory,Church House BluesVictor Wainwright & The Train,America,Memphis LoudJim Diamond Revue,15 Below,Friends & FamilyPeter Karp,Sitting On The Edge Of The World,Magnificent HeartLiz Mandeville,Online Love Affair,Playing With FireTas Cru,Drive On,Drive OnMakingascene.org,Intro Rev Amous,makingascene.orgThe Reverend Shawn Amos & The Brotherhood,Hold Back,Blue SkyThe Reverend Shawn Amos & The Brotherhood,The Job Is Never Done,Blue Skywww.makingascene.org,Rev Shawn Amos,The Reverend Shawn Amos & The Brotherhood,Albion Blues (feat. Kenya Hathaway),Blue SkyThe Reverend Shawn Amos & The Brotherhood,"Keep the Faith, Have Some Fun (feat. Mudbug Brass Band)",Blue SkyRyan Perry,Evil Is Going On,"High Risk, Low Reward"Ryan Perry,"High Risk, Low Reward","High Risk, Low Reward"John Primer And Bob Corritore,Let's Get Together,The Gypsy Woman Told MeEliza Neals,Black Crow Moan (feat. Joe Louis Walker),Black Crow MoanThe Proven Ones,Already Gone,You Ain't DoneLisa Mills,02 Tell Mama,The TriangleReverend Freakchild,I know You Rider,The Bodhisattva BluesSass Jordon,08_Still Got The Blues,Sass Jordon,01_Leaving Trunk,John Pagano Band,Misbehavin,SingleRory Block,Its Red Hot,Prove It On MeAlbert Cummings,Do What Mama Says,BelieveStephen Cooper and The Nobody Famous,Welcome Home,Stephen Cooper and The Nobody FamousBen Rice and RB Stone,Hey Politician,Out of the BoxMichael Mills Band,My New Woman,Stand UpTomas Docker,Smokestack Lightning,Tyler Morris,Young Man's Blues (feat. Ronnie Earl),Living In The ShadowsALBERT CASTIGLIA,GET YOUR ASS IN THE VAN,WILD AND FREEJim Gustin & Truth Jones,All You Ever Bring Me Is The Blues,Lessons LearnedMike Mattison,Word's Comin' Down,AfterglowAna Cristina Cash,Southern Roots,ShineChanda Rule & Sweet Emma Band,Come Sunday,Hold On 

Making a Scene Presents the PODCAST of LIVE from the Midnight Circus Indie Blues Double Shot Show!This is the Voice of Indie Blues, the future of the blues. An Indie Blues double shot of artists who embrace the diversity of the blues that always has and still is being created from it's roots. These artists understand the blues is a living art form that is driven by innovation and creativity. These are the Indie Blues Artists!The Claudettes,Most Accidents Happen,The Claudettes,"Bad Babe, Losin' Touch",Mike Zito,QUARANTINE BLUES,Quarantine BluesMike Zito,DONT LET THE WORLD GET YOU DOWN,Quarantine BluesCrystal Shawanda,Evil Memory,Church House BluesCrystal Shawanda,New Orleans Is Sinking,Church House BluesVictor Wainwright & The Train,Recovery,Memphis LoudVictor Wainwright & The Train,America,Memphis LoudJim Diamond Revue,15 Below,Friends & FamilyJim Diamond Revue,Rock And Roll All Over You,Friends & FamilyPeter Karp,Sitting On The Edge Of The World,Magnificent HeartPeter Karp,This World,Magnificent HeartLiz Mandeville,Online Love Affair,Playing With FireLiz Mandeville,Everybody Got Wings,Playing With FireTas Cru,Save Me,Drive OnTas Cru,Drive On,Drive OnRyan Perry,Evil Is Going On,"High Risk, Low Reward"Ryan Perry,"High Risk, Low Reward","High Risk, Low Reward"John Primer And Bob Corritore,Walked So Long,The Gypsy Woman Told MeJohn Primer And Bob Corritore,Let's Get Together,The Gypsy Woman Told MeEliza Neals,Black Crow Moan (feat. Joe Louis Walker),Black Crow MoanEliza Neals,The Devil Don't Love You (feat. Joe Louis Walker),Black Crow MoanThe Proven Ones,Already Gone,You Ain't DoneThe Proven Ones,Fallen,You Ain't DoneLisa Mills,02 Tell Mama,The TriangleLisa Mills,07 Same Time Same Place,The TriangleReverend Freakchild,And We Bid You Goodnight,The Bodhisattva BluesReverend Freakchild,Yer Blues (w/ Melvin Seals),The Bodhisattva BluesThe Reverend Shawn Amos & The Brotherhood,Albion Blues (feat. Kenya Hathaway),Blue SkyThe Reverend Shawn Amos & The Brotherhood,"Keep the Faith, Have Some Fun (feat. Mudbug Brass Band)",Blue SkySass Jordon,08_Still Got The Blues,Sass Jordon,01_Leaving Trunk,John Pagano Band,Ain't Gonna Lose You,One More RoundJohn Pagano Band,Misbehavin,SingleRory Block,Its Red Hot,Prove It On MeRory Block,Milk Man Blues,Prove It On MeAlbert Cummings,Do What Mama Says,BelieveAlbert Cummings,Crazy Love,BelieveStephen Cooper and The Nobody Famous,Welcome Home,Stephen Cooper and The Nobody FamousStephen Cooper and The Nobody Famous,Deeper Kind of Love,Stephen Cooper and The Nobody FamousBen Rice and RB Stone,Hey Politician,Out of the BoxBen Rice and RB Stone,Meet Your Maker,Out of the BoxMichael Mills Band,My New Woman,Stand UpMichael Mills Band,You Can't Hide,Stand UpTomas Docker,Smokestack Lightning,Tyler Morris,Young Man's Blues (feat. Ronnie Earl),Living In The ShadowsTyler Morris,Temptation,Living In The ShadowsALBERT CASTIGLIA,GET YOUR ASS IN THE VAN,WILD AND FREEALBERT CASTIGLIA,BIG DOG,WILD AND FREEJim Gustin & Truth Jones,I Hate To See You Go,Lessons LearnedJim Gustin & Truth Jones,All You Ever Bring Me Is The Blues,Lessons LearnedMike Mattison,All You Can Do Is Mean It,AfterglowMike Mattison,Word's Comin' Down,AfterglowAna Cristina Cash,Outlaw Blues,ShineAna Cristina Cash,Southern Roots,ShineChanda Rule & Swee Emma Band,Another Man Done Gone,Hold OnChanda Rule & Sweet Emma Band,Come Sunday,Hold OnMakingascene.org,Outro 2020,makingascene.org 

Making a Scene Presents the PODCAST of LIVE from the Midnight Circus Featuring Mike MattisonThis is the Voice of Indie Blues, the future of the blues. Artists who embrace the diversity of the blues that always has and still is being created from it's roots. These artists understand the blues is a living art form that is driven by innovation and creativity. These are the Indie Blues Artists!Victor Wainwright & The Train,Mississippi,Memphis LoudJim Diamond Revue,Dog House,Friends & FamilyThe Proven Ones,Already Gone,You Ain't DoneHarper and Midwest Kind,Heavy Horses,Rise UpJohn Pagano Band,Misbehavin,SinglePeter Karp,Chainsaw,Magnificent HeartCrystal Shawanda,Evil Memory,Church House BluesThorbjorn Risager & The Black Tornado,Come On In,Come On InBetty Fox Band,Let Go or Be Dragged,Peace In PiecesWhitney Shay,Getting In My Way,Stand Up!Sass Jordan,Am I Wrong,Sassy Blues and the Champagne HookersJohn Primer and Bob Corritore,Little Bitty Woman,The Gypsy Woman Told MeRyan Perry,Ain't Afraid To Eat Alone,"High Risk, Low Reward"Jeremiah Johnson,Castles In The Air,Heavens To BetsyTyler Morris,Temptation,Living In The ShadowsMike Mattison,Word's Comin' Down,AfterglowMike Mattison,All You Can Do Is Mean It,Afterglowwww.makingascene.org,Mike Matterson,Mike Mattison,I Really Miss You,AfterglowMike Mattison,Got Something For You,AfterglowMaya Mae,7 Freedom Fighter,The Reverend Shawn Amos & The Brotherhood,The Pity and the Pain (feat. Kenya Hathaway),Blue SkyJuliana MacDowell,02_Turn It Back Around,The Claudettes,"Bad Babe, Losin' Touch",Stephen Cooper and The Nobody Famous,Deeper Kind of Love,Stephen Cooper and The Nobody FamousStephen Cooper and The Nobody Famous,I Love you More than you'll Ever know,Stephen Cooper and The Nobody FamousTas Cru,Save Me,Drive OnTas Cru,Drive On,Drive OnJim Gustin & Truth Jones,The Truth,Lessons LearnedJohn Blues Boyd,Her Name Was Dona Mae,What My Eyes Have SeenAna Cristina Cash,Southern Roots,ShineLiz Mandeville,(Hey Babe) Ya Wanna Boogie?,Playing With FireChanda Rule & Sweet Emma Band,Come Sunday,Hold On 

Making a Scene Presents the PODCAST of LIVE from the Midnight Circus Featuring Tas CruThis is the Voice of Indie Blues, the future of the blues. Artists who embrace the diversity of the blues that always has and still is being created from it's roots. These artists understand the blues is a living art form that is driven by innovation and creativity. These are the Indie Blues Artists!Honoring the Past, Praising the Present, Empowering the FutureVictor Wainwright & The Train,America,Memphis LoudVictor Wainwright & The Train,Mississippi,Memphis LoudSass Jordan,Am I Wrong,Sassy Blues and the Champagne HookersThorbjorn Risager & The Black Tornado,Come On In,Come On InJohn Pagano Band,Misbehavin,SingleJim Diamond Revue,Dog House,Friends & FamilyThe Proven Ones,Already Gone,You Ain't DoneBetty Fox Band,Let Go or Be Dragged,Peace In PiecesPeter Karp,Chainsaw,Magnificent HeartRyan Perry,Ain't Afraid To Eat Alone,"High Risk, Low Reward"Jim Gustin & Truth Jones,The Truth,Lessons LearnedCrystal Shawanda,Evil Memory,Church House BluesJohn Primer and Bob Corritore,Little Bitty Woman,The Gypsy Woman Told MeTyler Morris,Temptation,Living In The ShadowsTas Cru,Shookie Shake,Drive OnTas Cru,Money Talks,Drive Onwww.makingascene.org,Tas Cru,Tas Cru,Drive On,Drive OnTas Cru,Save Me,Drive OnMakingascene.org,Makingascene.org Promo,makingascene.orgMaya Mae,7 Freedom Fighter,The Reverend Shawn Amos & The Brotherhood,The Pity and the Pain (feat. Kenya Hathaway),Blue SkyJuliana MacDowell,02_Turn It Back Around,The Claudettes,"Bad Babe, Losin' Touch",Stephen Cooper and The Nobody Famous,Deeper Kind of Love,Stephen Cooper and The Nobody FamousStephen Cooper and The Nobody Famous,I Love you More than you'll Ever know,Stephen Cooper and The Nobody FamousMike Mattison,I Really Miss You,AfterglowMike Mattison,Got Something For You,AfterglowJohn Blues Boyd,Her Name Was Dona Mae,What My Eyes Have SeenAna Cristina Cash,Southern Roots,ShineAna Cristina Cash,Outlaw Blues,ShineLiz Mandeville,(Hey Babe) Ya Wanna Boogie?,Playing With FireLiz Mandeville,Keep On Workin',Playing With FireJeremiah Johnson,Castles In The Air,Heavens To BetsyChanda Rule & Sweet Emma Band,Come Sunday,Hold OnWhitney Shay,Getting In My Way,Stand Up!Harper and Midwest Kind,Heavy Horses,Rise Up 

Making a Scene Presents the PODCAST of LIVE from the Midnight Circus Featuring Stephen CooperThis is the Voice of Indie Blues, the future of the blues. Artists who embrace the diversity of the blues that always has and still is being created from it's roots. These artists understand the blues is a living art form that is driven by innovation and creativity. These are the Indie Blues Artists!Victor Wainwright & The Train,America,Memphis LoudVictor Wainwright & The Train,Mississippi,Memphis LoudJim Diamond Revue,Better Way,Friends & FamilyJim Diamond Revue,Dog House,Friends & FamilyThe Proven Ones,Nothing Left To Give,You Ain't DoneThe Proven Ones,Already Gone,You Ain't DonePeter Karp,Chainsaw,Magnificent HeartPeter Karp,The Last Heartbeat,Magnificent HeartCrystal Shawanda,Evil Memory,Church House BluesCrystal Shawanda,New Orleans Is Sinking,Church House BluesJohn Primer and Bob Corritore,Little Bitty Woman,The Gypsy Woman Told MeTyler Morris,Temptation,Living In The ShadowsStephen Cooper and The Nobody Famous,Welcome Home,Stephen Cooper and The Nobody FamousStephen Cooper and The Nobody Famous,Three Shades of Black,Stephen Cooper and The Nobody Famouswww.makingascene.org,Stepen Cooper,Stephen Cooper and The Nobody Famous,I Love you More than you'll Ever know,Stephen Cooper and The Nobody FamousStephen Cooper and The Nobody Famous,Deeper Kind of Love,Stephen Cooper and The Nobody FamousMaya Mae,7 Freedom Fighter,Maya Mae,4 New For Me,The Reverend Shawn Amos & The Brotherhood,The Pity and the Pain (feat. Kenya Hathaway),Blue Skyjuliana MacDowell,08_Midnight Hour,juliana MacDowell,02_Turn It Back Around,The Claudettes,Most Accidents Happen_,The Claudettes,"Bad Babe, Losin' Touch",Mike Mattison,I Really Miss You,AfterglowMike Mattison,Got Something For You,AfterglowTas Cru,Drive On,Drive OnTas Cru,Save Me,Drive OnJim Gustin & Truth Jones,The Truth,Lessons LearnedJohn Blues Boyd,Her Name Was Dona Mae,What My Eyes Have SeenAna Cristina Cash,Southern Roots,ShineAna Cristina Cash,Outlaw Blues,ShineLiz Mandeville,(Hey Babe) Ya Wanna Boogie?,Playing With FireLiz Mandeville,Keep On Workin',Playing With FireJohn Pagano Band,Misbehavin,SingleRyan Perry,Ain't Afraid To Eat Alone,"High Risk, Low Reward"Sass Jordan,Am I Wrong,Sassy Blues and the Champagne HookersJeremiah Johnson,Castles In The Air,Heavens To BetsyBetty Fox Band,Let Go or Be Dragged,Peace In PiecesChanda Rule & Sweet Emma Band,Come Sunday,Hold OnWhitney Shay,Getting In My Way,Stand Up!Harper and Midwest Kind,Heavy Horses,Rise UpThorbjoern Risager & The Black Tornado,Come On In,Come On In 

Making a Scene Presents the PODCAST of LIVE from the Midnight Circus Indie Blues Double Shot Show!This is the Voice of Indie Blues, the future of the blues. An Indie Blues double shot of artists who embrace the diversity of the blues that always has and still is being created from it's roots. These artists understand the blues is a living art form that is driven by innovation and creativity. These are the Indie Blues Artists!Victor Wainwright & The Train,America,Memphis LoudVictor Wainwright & The Train,Mississippi,Memphis LoudJim Diamond Revue,Better Way,Friends & FamilyJim Diamond Revue,Dog House,Friends & FamilyThe Proven Ones,Nothing Left To Give,You Ain't DoneThe Proven Ones,Already Gone,You Ain't DonePeter Karp,Chainsaw,Magnificent HeartPeter Karp,The Last Heartbeat,Magnificent HeartCrystal Shawanda,Evil Memory,Church House BluesCrystal Shawanda,New Orleans Is Sinking,Church House BluesJohn Primer and Bob Corritore,Little Bitty Woman,The Gypsy Woman Told MeJohn Primer and Bob Corritore,Left Me With A Broken Heart,The Gypsy Woman Told MeTyler Morris,Living In The Shadows,Living In The ShadowsTyler Morris,Temptation,Living In The ShadowsMaya Mae,7 Freedom Fighter,Maya Mae,4 New For Me,The Reverend Shawn Amos & The Brotherhood,"Keep the Faith, Have Some Fun (feat. Mudbug Brass Band)",Blue SkyThe Reverend Shawn Amos & The Brotherhood,The Pity and the Pain (feat. Kenya Hathaway),Blue SkyJuliana MacDowell,08_Midnight Hour,Juliana MacDowell,02_Turn It Back Around,The Claudettes,Most Accidents Happen_,The Claudettes,"Bad Babe, Losin' Touch",Stephen Cooper and The Nobody Famous,I Love you More than you'll Ever know,Stephen Cooper and The Nobody FamousStephen Cooper and The Nobody Famous,Deeper Kind of Love,Stephen Cooper and The Nobody FamousMike Mattison,I Really Miss You,AfterglowMike Mattison,Got Something For You,AfterglowTas Cru,Drive On,Drive OnTas Cru,Save Me,Drive OnJim Gustin & Truth Jones,My Love Is True,Lessons LearnedJim Gustin & Truth Jones,The Truth,Lessons LearnedJohn Blues Boyd,Her Name Was Dona Mae,What My Eyes Have SeenJohn Blues Boyd,What My Eyes Have Seen,What My Eyes Have SeenAna Cristina Cash,Southern Roots,ShineAna Cristina Cash,Outlaw Blues,ShineLiz Mandeville,(Hey Babe) Ya Wanna Boogie?,Playing With FireLiz Mandeville,Keep On Workin',Playing With FireJohn Pagano Band,Misbehavin,SingleJohn Pagano Band,MAKE YOU SHOUT,One More RoundRyan Perry,Ain't Afraid To Eat Alone,"High Risk, Low Reward"Ryan Perry,"High Risk, Low Reward","High Risk, Low Reward"Sass Jordan,Too Much Alcohol,Sassy Blues and the Champagne HookersSass Jordan,Am I Wrong,Sassy Blues and the Champagne HookersJeremiah Johnson,American Steel,Heavens To BetsyJeremiah Johnson,Castles In The Air,Heavens To BetsyBetty Fox Band,Let Go or Be Dragged,Peace In PiecesBetty Fox Band,`Til the Storm Passes By,Peace In PiecesChanda Rule & Swee Emma Band,Another Man Done Gone,Hold OnChanda Rule & Sweet Emma Band,Come Sunday,Hold OnWhitney Shay,Getting In My Way,Stand Up!Whitney Shay,I Never Meant To Love Him,Stand Up!Harper and Midwest Kind,Heavy Horses,Rise UpHarper and Midwest Kind,Rise Up,Rise UpThorbjorn Risager & The Black Tornado,Last Train,Come On InThorbjorn Risager & The Black Tornado,Come On In,Come On In 

Healing was at the center of Jesus’ ministry.  Wherever he went, folks were eager for his touch upon their lives.  And a ministry of healing presumes there are hurting people looking to be restored.  This Sunday in worship, we will consider our own yearnings for wholeness – through the lens of Psalm 42.  And we will be offered the opportunity to share prayers for healing with one another.  Come Sunday – and let God touch your life!    -Pastor Derek

Listen along as we discuss Netflix’s eightieth film, the 2018 drama ‘Come Sunday’ directed by Joshua Marston starring Chiwetel Ejiofor, Jason Segel, Condola Rashad, Lakeith Stanfield, Stacey Sargeant, Vondie Curtis-Hall, Danny Glover and Martin Sheen.   Please follow us at Flix Forum on Facebook or @flixforum on Twitter and Instagram and answer our question of the week, 'Will the world ever accept differences even when there is disagreement?'   You can listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Podbean so please subscribe and drop us a review or 5 star rating.    If you're interested in what else we are watching, head on over to our Letterboxd profiles; MJ Jesse    Next week we look at 'I Am Not an Easy Man' so check out the film before then. You can see the trailer here.

The Wonderful World of Duke Ellington #112 præsenteres af Radio Jazz studievært Henrik Wolsgaard-Iversen.. Klaus Albrectsen har genhørt den fine session fra 1961 med Louis Armstrong og fortæller om sin oplevelse af Armstrong i KB Hallen og valgt de klareste numre. Fra Newport 1958 findes Clark Terry med sit selvdesignede flugelhorn i nyt nummer, duetter samt ikke mindst Mahalia Jackson, som synger Come Sunday og meget mere. Sendt i Radio Jazz i 2019 Der er mere jazz på www.radiojazz.dk

Do you find daily life to be so busy, a burden, a grind? Do you want to capture the glee that God wants for your daily life? Come Sunday and discover this glee, and celebrate the greatness of God.

Today’s guest is Bishop Carlton Pearson, who was the subject of the Netflix film “Come Sunday,” which was made about his incredible life. Bishop Pearson is a spiritual teacher and thought leader who has appeared on countless TV shows such as ABC’s Nightline, 20/20, and Good Morning America to name a few. Our conversation centers around the role that faith has played in not only his success but mine as well! As usual — we’re dropping some serious golden nuggets of wisdom to help guide you in your journey!

I know what you're thinking, but we did not devote an episode of this podcast to delayed gratification. Come Sunday delves into the trials and tribulations of real-life pastor Carlton Pearson as he thinks for himself and gets reamed for it. It's a top-notch cast performing a mid-notch story. And we're here for it. Next Week: This is the End (dun-dun-dunnn)! If you like the show please give us a rating on your platform of choice. Send comments or questions to noahssnarkpodcast@gmail.com, and we'll respond on the show! We are also on Twitter, Tumblr, YouTube, and Facebook!    

Come Sunday is a film based on an episode of the public radio series This American Life, which centers on Bishop Carlton Pearson, a rising star among evangelicals until he was ostracized by his own church and declared a heretic after he started preaching that there is no Hell. Join Matt and Mike and find out how much of the film is based in truth and how much was Hollywood fabrication. Listen, rate and share. Want to help support the show? Check us out at https://www.patreon.com/CullenPark Check out cool merchandise related to our show at http://tee.pub/lic/CullenPark Support one of our sponsors and check out https://www.maguselgar.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hey Family, We all know that Jesus died on the cross for us. But what exactly does that mean to our daily lives? This Sunday we’ll hear about the Peace, Purpose, and Power that we gain from believing in Christ. With these three gifts, we can face any challenge. Come Sunday at 10 a.m. to learn just how much we have to be grateful for. --Edwin

We’re taking a bit of a detour from our usual picks and watched Come Sunday this week. It’s based on the true story of a preacher whose life changes in drastic ways when he begins to question his faith. http://www.geekendcast.com/ctrlc.html Ctrl+C is on all of your favorite podcast platforms. Check us out by searching for Ctrl+C or you can head over to our website. All episodes are available now. #podcast #geek #geekendcast #geekend #nerd #ctrlc #ctrlcpodcast #moviereviews #movies #podcasts #podcasting #promo #promotion #comedy #podernfamily #moviepodsquad #comesunday #netflix

Flautuleikarinn Herbie Mann og félagar leika lögin Sunny, Mercy Mercy Mercy, Go Home, Mustang Sally, Moanin', Papa Was A Rolling Stone og Amazing Grace. The Contemporary Piano Ensemble leikur lögin Just Squeeze Me, Will Power, Theme For My Father, Valerie, One's Own Room og Hibiscus. Mike Nock kvintettinn leikur lögin Come Sunday, End Of A Love Affair, Snafu, Dreamtime Visitor og The Emperor's Clothes.

The Season of Waiting? (December 2, 2018) Sunday, December 2nd begins what in the Christian tradition is known as the season of Advent. It is a season of waiting, watchfulness, preparation. The preparation period probably feels appropriate, but how distinct is the waiting and watchfulness -- the quiet, still, attentive quality -- from flurry of Black-Friday-though-Monday, Giving Tuesday, and shop-til-you-drop madness of the next three weeks? Rare, perhaps, but the truth is that you and I need to know how to do advent times in our life. Life is full of them. And religion has found a way to help us be in them and get through them. Come Sunday. You deserve the break. Rev. Vanessa Rush Southern, Senior Minister Richard Davis-Lowell, Worship Associate Dr. Mark Sumner, Music Director Alexander Rameses Taite, soloist UC Alumni and Men's and Women's Chorale Wm. Garcia Ganz, piano René Minneboo, soloist Amy Kelly, Trustee Jonathan Silk, Podcasting, OOS, Sound

The Season of Waiting? (December 2, 2018) Sunday, December 2nd begins what in the Christian tradition is known as the season of Advent. It is a season of waiting, watchfulness, preparation. The preparation period probably feels appropriate, but how distinct is the waiting and watchfulness -- the quiet, still, attentive quality -- from flurry of Black-Friday-though-Monday, Giving Tuesday, and shop-til-you-drop madness of the next three weeks? Rare, perhaps, but the truth is that you and I need to know how to do advent times in our life. Life is full of them. And religion has found a way to help us be in them and get through them. Come Sunday. You deserve the break. Rev. Vanessa Rush Southern, Senior Minister Richard Davis-Lowell, Worship Associate Dr. Mark Sumner, Music Director Alexander Rameses Taite, soloist UC Alumni and Men's and Women's Chorale Wm. Garcia Ganz, piano René Minneboo, soloist Amy Kelly, Trustee Jonathan Silk, Podcasting, OOS, Sound

John & Heidi share funny stories of people doing weird things... plus we continue our new segment #MovieStarMonday as John chats with Joni Bovill about her NEW film Come Sunday. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1924104/ Learn more about our radio program, podcast & blog at www.JohnAndHeidiShow.com

Stórsveit Randy Weston flytur lögin Harvard Blues, Blues For Strayhorn, Kucheza Blues, Penny Packer Blues, Chalabati Blues, In Memory Of og Sad Beauty Blues. Kvintett Benny Golson flytur lögin Cherry, Sweet Georgia Brown, Though Me Lightly, Killer Joe, Caribbean Drifting og Park Avenue Petite. Benjamin Koppel og hljómsveit flytja lögin Come Sunday, I Remember Clifford, My One And Only Love, Invitation, Blues For King C og Arfican Waltz.

Come Sunday is a film that finally tells the story of the journey into a type of Christianity that Divine Cinema and it’s hosts abide in.  However, is it a good film? Does the filmmaking bring to life the struggle in challenging a tenant of Evangelical theology and all the loss that comes with that, or does it just make you wish hell actually exists?  Listen to find out what Jeff, Dylan and Adam think. And of course to hear where they stand on its theological merits as measured by the tried and true pieces of silver rating system.   Divine Cinema Review of Come Sunday (04:42) Ratings and Redeemed Perspectives (45:54) PLOT SUMMARY After a series of tragic events, Bishop Carlton Pearson begins to question his long standing belief in hell.  Eventually he expresses this doubt in the most public way a pastor could, through a sermon. The sermon has a ripple effect, not just through his congregation, but in his family and American Christianity.  The film follows Bishop Pearsons journey as he is labeled a heretic by many of his congregants, colleagues and even friends. RELEVANT LINKS From Our Review of Come Sunday Heretics (This American Life podcast episode with Reverend Carlton Pearson) Carlton Pearson (American Christian Minister on whom Come Sunday is based) Oral Roberts (an American Charismatic Christian televangelist) Yvette Flunder (an American singer and senior pastor of the City of Refuge United Church of Christ in Oakland, California and Presiding Bishop of The Fellowship of Affirming Ministries) Black Pentecostal Group Denounces Carlton Pearson as a Heretic (Article) Sorry to Bother You (2018 Film) Straight Outta Compton (2015 Film) Love Wins by Rob Bell (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link) A Gift Of A Bible (Video of Penn Jillette speaking about proselytizing) Joel Osteen (an American televangelist) Staff Picks First Reformed (2018 Film) YOUR SUPPORT Thank you for listening to Divine Cinema.  If you appreciate the show please consider sharing your appreciation by rating, reviewing and/or subscribing to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher or on whatever platform you’re listening. You can also help support the show financially by going to DivineCinema.net/Amazon to do your Amazon shopping. This will cost you nothing, but Amazon will give a portion of the proceeds to the show. OUR NEXT MOVIE Dogma will be our next film.  This movie is not available digitally.  To see it you’ll have to track down a hard copy or perhaps you can check out this link.  Enjoy :) WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS? Let us know what you think about the show and/or suggest a movie you’d like us to review in the future. Any and all feedback is welcome. Contact us through the following links... Email Us at feedback@divinecinema.net Follow Us on Twitter Like Us on Facebook Listen & Subscribe to Us on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Android, Stitcher, TuneIn, Spreaker and SoundCloud Speak to Us on our Feedback Page See Us on Instagram Support Us on Amazon Love Us?   This post may contain affiliate links.  Divine Cinema is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com

This episode considers the life and spiritual vision of the Rev. Carlton Pearson, subject of a popular This American Life episode as well as the recent Netflix bio-pic Come Sunday. When Rev. Pearson hears God reveal to him a potentially heretical view by way of a special revelation—universal salvation (everyone goes to heaven, and there is no hell)—he risks losing his congregation and jeopardizing his spot as a rising Christian star. How would people know whether God revealed new information by revelation? Along the way we talk about racial division in church, the pros and cons of revelation as a mode of spiritual discourse, and the reasonability of hell.

Comedian and writer Adam Hills is also the host of Channel 4's taboo busting comedy satire The Last Leg. He joins Richard and Aasmah along with: Georgina Lawton who grew up thinking she was white like her parents, then she found out about her black heritage. Claire de Lune is a ceramicist who recently found that her family had been working with clay for 700 years. And composer Shirley J Thompson on how modern history inspires her work. We have your thank you and the inheritance tracks of Manfred Mann's Paul Jones who chooses My Babe performed by Little Walter and Come Sunday performed by Mahalia Jackson with the Duke Ellington Orchestra. Producer: Corinna Jones Editor: Eleanor Garland

The singer chooses My Babe by Little Walter and Come Sunday by Mahalia Jackson.

Welp, here we are again. Come Sunday afternoon, the Colorado Rockies will -- yet again -- be playing for their 2018 lives after dropping their first two games of the National League Division Series in Milwaukee.To get you set for Game 3 at Coors Field, we've got a fiery PDP. It'll start with us yelling to (and with...and at) you about some of the terrible takes regarding this Rockies offense. Colorado's bats have been nonexistent during the playoffs so far. Is that all Nolan Arenado's fault because he said in June that he wanted to play in big games and that's the one thing Denver sports radio has clung to from this season? No. Is it symptomatic of a mediocre offense with long-problematic fault lines that are being exposed on baseball's biggest stage? Yeah, that's probably more accurate.After we yell for a while, we attempt to get down to some facts and rational explanation as to why things could -- and should -- get better starting with Game 3. The Rockies won 36 of their final 50 games at Coors Field this year. They'll be throwing their two best pitchers in Games 3 and 4, and if they win Game 3, that includes their homegrown Denver native ace in Game 4 with a chance to even the series. If you're the Milwaukee Brewers, do you feel good about that matchup if you're unable to close this series out in three? We wouldn't.Finally, we give you some crazy predictions and try to laugh with you and get ourselves a little closer to yet another day watching baseball with our hearts in our stomachs and our stomachs in our throats and whatever else happens when you're watching what feels like the 1,000th elimination game in the last two weeks.It's the 152nd episode of the Purple Dinosaur Podcast. Let's do some more of these in 2018.

Heretics and Devils. Some would say they are not mutually exclusive, some would look closer at who is calling the kettle black. Then there are some who would say, "That's a good idea for a TV show!" That's what were talking about on today's podcast, the result of the latter.  Come Sunday is a docudrama and "Lucifer" is a crime procedural.  "Wait...huh?" you might say, but yes, Lucifer has more in common with Castle than it does with American Horror Story. Both shows will soon be on Netflix...coincidence? Wikipedia - Carlton Pearson Lucifer TV Series: One Million Moms Continues to Urge FOX to Discontinue TV Series, Lucifer Netflix saves Lucifer TV series Another theme episode is in store for our next podcast. We will look at the life and work of Fred Rogers as we review Won't You Be My Neighbor? (which should be available for home viewing by the time the episode is released) and the eternal show "Mr Roger's Neighborhood" (of which at great deal of episodes can be found on Amazon Prime).

Who really is Jesus? Being a Christian isn’t easy and it was never intended to be. Yet what is easy is becoming complacent in how we view Jesus. We often do this without even noticing. What if we asked ourselves regularly who really is Jesus? Would this deepen our faith? Would this help us grow? Come Sunday we will explore a passage that shows us who Jesus really is. Matthew 8:23-27

This is a bonus episode and part of Score: The Podcast's extended conversation with Tamar-kali (Mudbound, Come Sunday, Between Earth and Sky). The full-length episode of Score: The Podcast with Tamar-kali is available now. EPISODE NOTES, PICTURES & VIDEOS: https://www.score-movie.com/podcast FOLLOW @ScoreThePodcast http://twitter.com/ScoreThePodcast Hosts: Robert Kraft and Kenny Holmes. Executive Producer: Matt Schrader. Copyright 2018 Epicleff Media

Robert and Kenny begin the show from Kraftbox Studios talking about Robert’s surprise visit from Michael Jackson on the Fox studio lot, and the weird meeting with the iconic pop star, director Terrence Malick and composer Hans Zimmer while scoring The Thin Red Line.   Then Tamar-kali comes into the studio to discuss her score for the Academy Award nominated Mudbound from Netflix, her musical upbringing, and how she met director Dee Rees.   In The Inside Track, music psychologist Dr. Siu-Lan Tan breaks down classic film examples of “closeups on faces” and how they are radically changed by the presence of certain musical accompaniment.   Then Tamar discusses how she got the job for Netflix’s Come Sunday and her upcoming family drama Between Earth and Sky, the AfroPunk sound and her band, and how her career began by doing background vocals on Outkast’s “ATLiens” album.   Lastly, Tamar-Kali joins the guys to play an “famous film songs” edition of Name That Score, where you — yes, you — could be a winner!   EPISODE NOTES, PICTURES & VIDEOS: https://www.score-movie.com/podcast   FOLLOW @ScoreThePodcast http://twitter.com/ScoreThePodcast   Hosts: Robert Kraft and Kenny Holmes Executive Producer: Matt Schrader Copyright 2018 Score: The Podcast

Come Sunday 2018 : Come with us into a deep debate over the path of a preacher. We go heavy into theology, digging into scripture and uncover what is at the root of our own beliefs on salvation. We ask who is your favourite movie preacher. Special guest: James Hero Wong

We enjoy moving into the triple podcast digits with an episode that's full #fire from beginning to end !!! Cold Open: We hit up a celebration of Los Angeles drum n' bass promoters reaching their own milestone > 1,000 editions of the weekly Respect night. In the downtown LA warehouse they had LTJ Bukem, the man known for invigorating atmospheric and liquid drum n' bass genres at the point of inception (who Blue Lunar Monkey @bluelunarmonkey had nothing but good things to say about playing alongside), to make it official. @ltj-bukem 9:20 - Emmy award-winning writer and executive producer with Seinfeld, Simpson and Rocko's Modern Life credits to his name, Ron Hauge steps into the Frequency Horizon limelight after brunch. You'll have to listen to find out why he told us: "I'm on drugs." 17:40 - Rafa the Brazilian psytrance DJ known as Nitrous comes to LA and is thrilled to be in Koreatown. He's trying to get new clients and improve his English. @djnitrous 41:06 - We meet a Santa Monica character who claimed to be an original Motley Crue member. Odean tells us about his plan to frustrate PETA. 48:00 - Deadmau5 decided it was time to do a full orchestra-electronic mash-up in an extremely professional manner. The energy at the second day of the Where's the Drop? festivities at LA's the Wiltern was moving. The sincerity of the production was thrilling. And even though some were surprised it didn't break out into a full-on dance party, you could almost hear personal music growth happening all around. Musical director Gregory Reveret did an amazing job. 1:05:45 - Rad Reviews: Ajay Mathur - Little Boat (@ajaymathurmusic) Ryan Hutchens - The Last 10 Years (@ryanhutchens) Good Field - Surface Tension (@goodfieldband) 1:13:46 - We muse on the legalization of recreational weed (in California and soon in Canada) from Hollywood in a very legit on-the-street yet typically Frequency Horizon-remix fashion. 1:23:24 - I headed through the hills to West Hollywood and squeaked into the LA premiere of Come Sunday, the brand new Netflix production from podcast and public radio kings This American Life. We'll put it in front of the ole' #ambient looking glass to see what deeper perspective might shine through. Here we'll give you a glimpse of how Ira Glass handled a potential pitfall during the QnA and hint at the significance of meeting a potent broadcaster. @this-american-life https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1690967/ Music: @churchoftheundecided @montydnb1 @spydnb @gred_music @crestofthesyndicate @blackdownofficial @overjoymusic @piezopz @u-ziq-official @unknownmortalorchestra @kidnap_music @nthngnthng @hot_chip @toddterje @mario-basanov @flightfacilities @oberonorebo Track of the week from: @superpitcher_official @r-srecords https://soundcloud.com/r-srecords/talaboman-dins-el-llit-superpitcher-remix-1

The sermon was delivered on Sunday, June 3, 2018, at All Souls Unitarian Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, by Bishop Carlton D. Pearson, Affiliate Minister. SERMON DESCRIPTION Rev. Carlton D. Pearson and All Souls ministers will preach in our Life Beyond Hell services. Former members of Higher Dimensions Church will share personal stories of their religious journeys since coming to All Souls in 2008. Since the film Come Sunday was released on Netflix, many of our members have been asked questions like, "How has your life and values changed?" This will be a space for them to share their stories. Music will be led by David B. Smith with the New Dimensions Chorale and special musical guests.  SUBSCRIBE TO AUDIO PODCAST: WATCH THIS SERMON ON YOUTUBE: SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL: GIVE A DONATION TO HELP US SPREAD THIS LOVE BEYOND BELIEF: or text LOVEBB to 73256 LET'S CONNECT: Facebook: Twitter: All Souls Church Website:  

Episode 65 Do you read, or have you read the Bible? What does Proverbs 3:5-6 mean to you? Do you have Netflix? Have you seen "Come Sunday" the movie about Carlton Pearson? This episode touches on both.. Enjoy!!

Come Sunday (2018) Evangelist Carlton Pearson is ostracized by his church for preaching that there is no Hell.

Come Sunday (2018) Evangelist Carlton Pearson is ostracized by his church for preaching that there is no Hell.

Pastor Emmanuel Akognon answers questions submitted by members in the monthly Question and Answer Sunday. 1. Anyways I had a question I just got done watching this movie called “Come Sunday” and it’s based on a true story about this pastor Carlton Pearson and I was just curious on your thoughts about him if you have heard of him or listened to anything he has said. I just wanted to hear your thoughts about him and his ideas.

This week, Ira Glass joins the show to talk about his work producing the new faith-focused Netflix movie ‘Come Sunday.’ The gang also discusses procrastination, the Royal family, and brings on a particularly spicy Listener of the Week.   EPISODE MUSIC: Hatchie, “Sleep” Gallant, “Doesn’t Matter” Mass Gothic, “Dark Window”

So Sunny watched "Come Sunday" and posed to the question, Why are you good?  Are people only good to prevent the consequences of doing bad?  Whats the true meaning of good?  How can this concept of "good" be applied in a qreamy way in our lives!? Qream Concept: Strong Belief System LISTEN...DOWNLOAD...SHARE...WRITE REVIEWS...TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS...CALL US  (+1) 240-623-1964  Hit the Qream Hotline and get your voice on the show. We would love to hear from you! Follow us on Facebook and Instagram iTunes * Google Music Play * SoundCloud * Stitcher * OverCast @QreamChronicles @JagDaddy @FromSunnyWithLove @Mr20p

Part 3: Final thoughts and responses to Come Sunday/Carlton Pearson In our previous shows I provided biblical and philosophical responses to the points raised by Pearson in the movie Come Sunday, interviews, and from his website. In this episode we continue addressing his specific heretical claims and giving tips as to how we might go about helping someone like Pearson to think through difficult questions and challenge heretical ideas with logic and sound biblical teaching. As I said before, In the same way that a viral infection left untreated can lead to serious physical consequences, erroneous ideas can infect our minds and hearts in such a way that we find ourselves unable to walk rightly with God. For that reason, we must keep our hearts with all diligence (Proverbs 4:23) as we contend against lies that are circulating in society and causing people to stumble. So Let's get it!!! Key Topics: Responding to Pearson’s claim that Jesus has saved everyone and everyone is going to “Heaven”. Answering the question: “How can a loving God send people to hell?” Using Christian philosophy about morality to respond to Pearson regarding why people go to hell? Answering the question: “What about people who live evil and then come to Christ at very end of their lives? If they go to ‘Heaven’ how is that fair?” Links to additional info on the “Problem of Evil: From Reasonable Faith Ministries (William Lane Craig) Video #1: On the Logical Problem of Evil https://youtu.be/k64YJYBUFLM Video #2: On the Probability Version of the Problem of Evil https://youtu.be/cxj8ag8Ntd4  

This week, we debut our new twice-weekly format with award-winning actor Chiwetel Ejiofor. We talk to Chiwetel about faith, the Church and his brand-new Netflix movie Come Sunday. The gang also debates Facebook’s church partnership program, the latest controversy with Apu, a moving performance from Sufjan Stevens and a lot more!   EPISODE MUSIC: Clairo, “4EVER” Anderson .Paak, “‘Til It’s Over”

On this episode of the Reel World Theology Podcast: We take a look at one of the newest Netflix original films, Come Sunday. This film is based on the life of Bishop Cartlon Pearson who began teaching a doctrine of universal salvation and the absence of hell and it cost him nearly everything in his life. His story was brought to the streaming screen by the team at This American Life and we get the chance to talk to Ira Glass about why they think this story was so important to tell. Enjoy the discussion and the interview!

We're always trying to think of new ways to bring dope content to our listeners here at Tru-ID. One of the things we've decided to do is bring in brothers and sisters in Christ who have particular areas of expertise and can help us to deepen our knowledge on certain topics while sharpening our ability to defend the Faith. For this episode we decided to turn our response to Carlton Pearson's movie "Come Sunday" into an opportunity to add an element to the show. I want to introduce Anthony Cummings to our Tru-ID family. Brother Cummings is credentialed as a language coach and specializes in languages of the Bible (i.e. Greek, Aramaic, Hebrew). We plan to have Brother Cummings as a regular contributor on the show to give us insight on objections to or questions about Christianity which revolve around the biblical languages.  Key Topics Introducing linguist contributor to Tru-ID, Anthony Cummings Responding to the Bible passages Carlton Pearson uses to support his heretical teachings.

In our previous show I provided my initial thoughts after having watched the recently released movie about Carlton Pearson entitled, "Come Sunday". Now it's time for us to get down to business of addressing his specific heretical claims and giving tips as to how we might go about helping someone like Pearson to think through difficult questions and challenge heretical ideas with logic and sound biblical teaching.  In the same way that a viral infection left untreated can lead to serious physical consequences, erroneous ideas can infect our minds and hearts in such a way that we find ourselves unable to walk rightly with God. For that reason, we must keep our hearts with all diligence (Proverbs 4:23) as we contend against lies that are circulating in society and causing people to stumble. So Let's get it!!!   Special Note: Please excuse the audio flubbs at the end. I was attempting to make a final comment on the show while rocking my one year old son to sleep which turned out to be a lot harder to do than I thought. I think he managed to get in a split second cameo at the end. LOL Anyway Love y'all man...Enjoy Key Topics: Identifying false conceptions of God Tracing the experiences and ideas that led to Pearson embracing heresy. Addressing Pearson's claim that there is no hell and that Earth/this life is Hell.

Welcome everyone to episode 201 of the Everyone’s Agnostic podcast. I’m Cass Midgley. Today, Bob Pondillo and I interview David Burns. David is now 50, but was a lifelong Mormon. He unpacks his passion for Mormonism, how it was his life, his tribe, his identity. He served his two year door to door mission and it was there that his faith in Mormonism experienced its first crack. I fell in love with David during this talk. He's a really sharp and gentle man and it comes through here. He's on the Asburger/Autism spectrum and his tendency to interpret everything literally contributed to his devotion to the whacky foundations of Mormonism AND eventually his departure. We taped this conversation on April 14th, 2018. We interview people you don’t know, about a subject no one wants to talk about. We hope to encourage people in the process of deconstructing their faith and help curb the loneliness that accompanies it. We think the world is a better place when more people live by sight, not by faith. Please subscribe to our podcast, and leave a review wherever you listen to podcasts. Also, we offer these podcasts freely. And your support truly makes a difference. You can support us monetarily in two easy ways: you can pledge a monthly donation through Patreon. that’s www.patreon.com/eapodcast,  or leave a lump-sum donation through PayPal at our website, www.everyonesagnostic.com. Credits: "Towering Mountain of Ignorance" intro by Hank Green https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3v3S82TuxU Intro bumper "Never Know" by Jack JohnsonThe segue music on this episode is "Wake Me Up" by Dirty Loops I wonder if the need for human beings to find a tribe isn't a primary motivator behind the formation of and devotion to religions. We need to belong. Loneliness is so scary. And communities are one of the most beautiful things that humans form. There's hardly anything more fulfilling and life-enriching than finding yourself at a party, or in a circle of friends to which you truly belong, are genuinely celebrated, loved, and supported, in your truest form. When you're celebrating a promotion at work, or a new house, or a new baby, or marriage, or a birthday and you have a community of people around you that organize a celebration and/or send you cards in the mail, or bring you gifts, what better feeling is there? As a human being, we are aware of so much that the animal kingdom is not. We know that the universe is big, dark, and impersonal. We know that the world is a difficult place, with it's unpredictable weather and tragic happenstances. Animals don't get overwhelmed. We alone feel alone on this dirt clod hurling through space. We can feel adrift with nothing solid to hold onto. We can even be surrounded by people and feel totally alone. We can live in a city and feel no roots or connection to it. We look to our spouses and our children for some grounding and belonging, but can end up putting too much burden on them to validate and rescue our drowning, bankrupt self-esteem. We ache for friendships. Without them, we can feel lost, that the world is closing in on us, that nobody understands us, we can become disgusted with humanity, and quickly lose any desire to remain on this selfish, exclusionary planet. But when suicide is not an option, we re-enter the world, but in an angry, scared survival mode. We become racked with suspicion and distrust of others, further isolating ourselves. Our default is to blame others for our problems, and then we turn that blame inward spiraling us deeper downward into self-loathing (unconscious of course, nothing about this type of person is conscious). Pretty quick we see ourselves as victims and thus martyrs for our tail-chasing cause. So what do we do? Our tribal instincts kick in and we find other disenfranchised people, lost and lonely. Misery loves company, right? Safety in numbers. We rally with pitchforks to avenge our insulted egos against our enemies and the mere fact that we've formed a common enemy endears us to each other and the next thing you know, we've formed a tribe. But it's not a healthy tribe. It brings out the worst in us. It fosters resentment, contempt, and bitterness. It appeals to and compounds the lower angels of our nature--fearful, insecure, hateful, and our hatred for ourselves gets projected onto our unknowing enemies. On April 24th, Alek Minassian, the 25 year old Canadian man who killed ten and injured 15 as he drove a van down a one-mile stretch of sidewalk in Toronto, was allegedly a part of a tribe called the Incel Rebellion. Incel is short for involuntarily celibate. In other words, men who can't form relationships, or more crudely, can't get laid. And because of the internet, the group is said to be 5,000 members strong. Their common denominator is that they're furious at constantly being rejected by women. In the following conversation with our guest, your going to hear David talk about the strength of the Mormon community and the excruciating pain of detaching himself from his lifelong tribe that was precious to him, especially as one who'd felt excluded all his life. He, like many of us, threw himself headlong into the ministry he loved. It gave him purpose and identity and community. Life was good, and somewhat easy. What on earth would pry us out of those deep loving relationships with our Heavenly Father, our dear friend Jesus, our constant companion the Holy Spirit, and, most of all, our fellow human sojourners? The undeniable eye-opening discovery that its a delusional way of living? The corruption, the under-belly, the greed, the exclusivity? I watched the movie "Come Sunday" about the withering of Carlton Pearson's ministry as he came out as a universalist and began preaching what he called the Gospel of Inclusion. It's on Netflix; it was produced by Ira Glass and the This American Life staff. I recommend it but with a warning. You'll see the excruciating pain of Carlton praying and praying and crying out to God as his life was falling apart, but the heavens were silent. You'll see the tug of war on his heart as his giant ministry dwindled to a handful of people, all because he wouldn't recant or back-peddle from his convictions that no one was in Hell. At times, he can't believe the indignation he witnesses just because he believed Jesus saved everyone. How is this bad news? Brennan Manning, an author I loved when I was a Christian, gave this definition of Phariseeism: when you see love and grow indignant. But, like some of us, he lost everything--his income and career, his friends, even family. And this is why this podcast exists. I believe the power and pull and magnetism of community is at the core of why people unfriend us as soon as they perceive that we're saying something outside the beliefs that the community holds to. In their minds they have to make a choice...between you and the giant construct in which their entire lives are held together (they call it God). I'm sure it breaks their heart, but deciding to ditch us is probably much less difficult a decision than the one we're making. People have no idea...and they SO don't want to have that idea that they scoot us out of their lives as quickly as they can lest they begin to entertain it. The music stops and all the children scramble to plant their ass in a chair so they're not the ones left standing without one. People who gather under the banner of mutual hate get their identity from without. Their actions are reactive. They are hollow.  They are defined by what they hate, not by what they love. They don't even know what they love because they lack the self-awareness and agency to ask themselves, to go within. They are all-around no-sayers. They pout in self-pitiful tantrums that nothing is they way it should be. No to the persons, bodies and psyches in which they find themselves. No to people who are different. No to the harsh realities of existence. No to the abyss of random chaos in which they find themselves. They are ill-equipped to be overcomers, to find true meaning in this meaningless life. They fall under the trance of some fairy tale that keeps them childish.  And they're lazy. Making lemonade is hard work. 0ur proneness to tribalism can be used to elevate ourselves at others expense. We can take so much pride in our community that we move into feeling superior to other communities. We can live our lives fueled by comparing ourselves to others and competing with other tribes for power. Even healthy communities can fall prey to this. Perhaps you've been a part of a book club or a small group house church small group where the members bond and look forward to seeing each other every week or month. Then someone invites a friend and you can feel the elementary school resentment wrinkle it's nose at the invader. Now this isn't entirely evil or immature. I personally reserve the right to pick my friends and close the door on new seekers because the current chemistry is good and might be disrupted by introducing new blood. I think everybody' free to do that without shame. And the point is that relationships and communities are complicated and nuanced and even a bit fragile and have always been that way. The magic is so intense and the dynamics so delicate that friendships and communities that last a lifetime are extremely rare and thus you're very lucky if you pull that off. Even marriages have a much higher chance of losing their luster than remaining vibrant for the long haul.  So here we find ourselves...looking for love, for connectivity, for our tribe, our people. These magical relationships don't just happen. They form because we foster it intentionality. We set out to find friends, schedule get togethers, keep in contact, constantly navigating the feelings. Are they mutual? Do they like me as much as I like them? Am I smothering? Can I be myself and they still like me? Is there a breaking point on the horizon? A deal breaker? And if years go by, with dozens of dinners, engagements, parties under your belt and the intimacy is only deepening, you've won the lottery. You've hit the jackpot. Because 2 or 3 or 7 hominids getting together, enjoying each other for a long period of time is a rare and precious thing.

Today on On Course with Hart Ramsey, we are going Hart to Heart as we continue our conversation surrounding the movie "Come Sunday". As the Netflix movie has spawned conversation around the globe surrounding Christianity and The Afterlife, today, Pastor Hart outlines the major tenets of the faith. In so doing, find out if Carlton Pearson actually got it right and perhaps where Christians may have gotten it wrong. Share your thoughts with us via social media using the hashtags #OnCourse or #Hart2Heart. Share this podcast with a friend. Be sure to rate, download, and subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and/or GooglePlay.

The new NetFlix Movie "Come Sunday" about Bishop Carlton Pearson's fall in the church due to his belief in there not being a Hell has re-kindled debate about who Jesus's sacrifice actually covers. Does Jesus sacrifice cover everybody (even atheist) or just people who believe Jesus is the lord and savior? Dr. Daniels answers the ultimate question while also giving some insight about who we might be on this Earth. This is an episode you do not want to miss.

We got some interesting feedback regarding a poll we took on Facebook and Twitter: "Truth matters more than people. Yes? No? Sometimes?" We talk about it (at 31:29). On Twitter 24% said "yes", 44% said "no" and 32% said "sometimes". On Facebook 25% said "yes" and 75% said "no". We read listener feedback from listeners and have a good convo about it. Plus, Jeff reviews the movie "Come Sunday", Zack reviews the book "Gospel Of Self: How Jesus Joined the GOP" (at 20:41), and we give away 3 copies of Matthew Distefano's book "Heretic!" away (1:26:57)   -Subscribe to Bros Bibles & Beer on Apple Podcasts-Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts!-https://www.facebook.com/brosbiblesbeer-https://twitter.com/brosbiblesbeer-https://www.brosbiblesbeer.com-Instagram: @brosbiblesbeer-Email: brosbiblesbeer@gmail.comBros Bibles & Beer is: Mr. Jeff Pearson, Mr Scott "the scoot" Hulbert & Mr. Zack KraterEdited by: Zack KraterFind us wherever fine podcasts are distributed. Oh, and tell a friend!Grace. Peace. Cheers!

This week, we're discussing the Netflix film Come Sunday, the story of Carlton Pearson and his doctrinal shift regarding hell. What was the big deal? Why did it matter? Was he right?   There are minor spoilers here but nothing that was not public information prior to the release of the film.   Speech at the Joint College of Bishops: https://youtu.be/WebLD5hzyMs   JCOB Response: https://youtu.be/ZO3U4Lhrkt0   Bishop J. Delano Ellis Response: https://youtu.be/7-r7yCX7fPg

On today's session of On Course with Hart Ramsey, we go Hart to Heart with Pastor Hart and begin our conversation on the new Netflix Movie, "Come Sunday". Find out Pastor Hart's thoughts on the story of the movie and the controversial theology surrounding the movie. Things get VERY interesting in this conversation. Share your thoughts with us on social media using the hashtags #OnCourse and #Hart2Heart. Rate, download, and subscribe to our podcast on iTunes and GooglePlay today.

Whaddup my peoples!! In this episode we discuss Carlton Pearson and the new movie detailing his transition further away from orthodox Christian teaching. For those who aren't familiar with Carlton Pearson, he was a very influential Pentecostal Preacher up until about 2007. Not only did Pearson pastor a megachurch but he was also nationally known for preaching at various conferences and even putting some of today's most notable preachers on the map (i.e. TD Jakes). All of that came to a crashing halt when Pearson came to believe that God told him that there is no hell, Jesus has already saved everyone, and everyone is going to heaven. Pearson was rightly deemed a heretic by the ministerial authorities he was affiliated with and went on to continue preaching his "gospel of inclusion" in forums that would have him. Recently, this aspect of Pearson's story was captured in a Netflix Exclusive movie entitled "Come Sunday". Earlier this week I did a Facebook Live with some initial observations that I'd drawn from the movie. I'd intended to put out a full response to the questions and objections Pearson articulates in the movie, however, unfortunately I'm still getting over a pretty bad cold and was unable to do so. Also, I realized that in order to record an episode this week I would have had to record on the day my wife and I are celebrating our 9th anniversary. Husbandly wisdom leads me to believe that if I want to live to see our 10th anniversary then it would probably be a good idea to not spend this anniversary recording apologetics material rather than hanging out with my wife. LOL Candice don't play that! With that said I've converted that FB live to an audio episode which you'll get to see more of my off the cuff comical side along with theological and philosophical points that I believe will help Christians to work their way through difficult questions while avoiding patterns of thought or behavior that tend toward adopting heretical views of scripture. Next week we'll dig deeper into specific responses to the concerns raised by Carlton Pearson. 

This week on Black on Black Cinema, the guys are back to announce episode 128, "Come Sunday." The film tells the story of a Black preacher who challenges the very core of his religious beliefs and is forced to come face to face with religious leaders who oppose him. The random topic of the week is all about the latest incident at a Starbucks in Philadelphia, in which two Black men were arrested for just sitting there and not buying anything. Issues of implicit bias towards Black men and the response are discussed.

I watched the biopic on Bishop Carlton Pearson, “Come Sunday,” over the weekend. Since then, I’ve had an opportunity to digest what I saw, juxtaposing it with what I already knew about the man and the situation, and the firestorm of comments about the man and the movie. Here’s my take. First of all, I do not know Bishop Pearson personally. I cannot speak to his character. I do not claim to know what is on his mind. I only know that he is a gifted preacher, teacher, and singer. I know that he was successful in his calling and served as a model for many up-and-coming preachers. So, I cannot vouch for his character or his personal interactions — neither of which are my business, anyhow. That said, there was something said by the actor who portrayed him: “I heard from God.” There was a time in my life, not too long ago, where hearing these words from someone I considered suspect would cause my spiritual radar to go berserk. I mean, in order to hear from God, you had to be holy. You had to be righteous. You had be well-versed in Scripture and a theological pedigree didn’t hurt. I thought you had to be a special brand of special in order to hear from God. You had to be a Pastor. Or a Prophet. Or an Apostle. Or a Bishop. When I first heard from God (yes I did), I considered myself to be among the evangelical elite. I was a champion among charismatics and a Pentecostal poster-boy. Like many who heard from God, I thought I had arrived! But, when I came down from my high-horse, I realized that hearing from God is something that every believer can expect AND that hearing from God is always an edifying, albeit challenging, experience. I also learned that it was deeply personal. I have five sons. I have a unique relationship with each of them. And they are all different. And while I may give a blanket statement to the whole crew (e.g., “clean your rooms”), I relate to them uniquely according to their individual personalities. So what I say to each of them is different. My personality remains consistent between them but the words I speak are unique to each one. Any good parent knows that there’s no cookie-cutter approach to raising kids. I firmly believe God is a better parent than any of us. If anyone says, “I heard from God,” I process that as the personal experience that it is. And, as long as it doesn’t violate the loving nature revealed in Jesus, I trust that the individual is genuine in his or her testimony. So when I heard the person portraying Bishop Pearson say those words, I trust that He did, indeed hear from God. The big question, then, is did he hear clearly? So many folks are quick to rush to judgment, saying that what Bishop Pearson was saying was inconsistent with the Word of God. Really? Whose interpretation? After all, there are over forty thousand Christian denominations. And within those denominations, there are factions that disagree. Who, then, holds the monopoly on truth? The reality, here, is that Bishop Pearson simply said something that was contrary to an accepted standard. The Body of Christ is a funny creature — it cannot seem to agree on anything except patently visible “sins” (e.g., homosexuality and abortion) and perceived “heresy” (e.g., Inclusionism and Universalism). Bishop Pearson’s chief transgression, then, was that he proffered a theological position that ran contrary to someone’s interpretation of truth. Let me stop here and say, emphatically, I am neither an inclusionst nor a universalist. For the record, I do not believe in the construct of hell as a place of eternal conscious torment. I also believe that there will be far more people in heaven than most in mainstream Christianity suppose. Personally, I have learned to love to the degree that I hope everyone gets to spend eternity in the joyous presence of our Heavenly Father. I believe that, through Jesus, God has made this a present possibility that becomes a reality by our choice.

This week I discuss what EVERYBODY has been talking about, and that's Beyoncé's historic Coachella performance, as well as the new Netflix film Come Sunday which tells the storying regarding the highly controversial "Gospel of Inclusion" that's being preached by Bishop Carlton Pearson. Check it out!

What's your Love Language? We took the quiz and now it's time to discuss. What gets you going? What gets your partner going? Check Yourself - 5 Love Languages What Y'all Lying About? - Starbucks & Sabrina Claudio Woosah - Shame Therapy (REBT) Shoutouts: Watch "Come Sunday" on Netflix Watch and discuss with us for next week. Contact us: Email: whatstheremedypodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @whatstheremedy IG: @whatstheremedypodcast

Episode 017 on the 17th! Chris Duncan joins the group chat as we discuss Cardi B, Beychella, male faithfulness in a relationship, the "issue" with "prom-posals", and the Carlton Pearson Netflix film "Come Sunday". --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thankgodforthegroupchat/message

AT and Rashad are back at it to talk about some hot topics of this past week. They also breakdown their thoughts on "Come Sunday", a Netflix original movie that came out this past week. 00:34 Russell Westbrook 05:50 Andre Ingram 09:53 Starbucks 22:40 Come Sunday

It is The Rock's world, and we're all just living in it, wondering why "Rampage" isn't better. Then we have yet another Netflix conversation and also dig into the new Netflix film "Come Sunday." Grierson goes solo on "The Rider" and "Borg vs. McEnroe," and we've got enough left for a meaty discussion of Steven Spielberg's "A.I.: Artificial Intelligence." The show is longer than usual, but plenty meaty. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Pope of podcasting, Ira Glass, is on the podcast to talk about his new film, Come Sunday, available to stream on Netflix. From IMDB: Come Sunday is based on an episode of the public radio series This American Life, the film centers on Bishop Carlton Pearson, a rising star among evangelicals until he was ostracized by… Read more about Come Sunday, Hell Will Be Empty with Ira Glass

This week I discuss how I learned the hard (and kinda embarrassing) way that I wasn't meant for the great outdoors, the record that Black Panther just broke, and the upcoming Netflix film "Come Sunday" based on the controversy surrounding minister Carlton Pearson and his "Gospel of Inclusion." Check it out!!!

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1.21 Jigowatts discuss this week's Movie news!01:18 - Box Office (Guesses for next week before General news) 10:05 - Comic Book Movie News 15:47 - General News Part 1: Men in Black, Lady and the Tramp, A Court of Thorns and Roses , Looks the Kill, The Earthquake Bird 40:57 - Trailers (See below for links) 1:12:25 - General News Part 2: True American, To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before, The Liberators 1:30:41 - Horror Movie News: His House, The Beast, Body Cam, Chopping Mall Remake 1:43:10 - Movies We Watched This WeekThis week's trailers: Deadpool 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D86RtevtfrA&feature=youtu.be Terminal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rEplcZGreng Action Point https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ri1Cc3Yz09U Measure of a Man https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nxlf-cswQAg The Spy Who Dumped Me https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZsYiWBgFOk The Debt Collector https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0O5iwmXzXM Under the Silver Lake https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwgUesU1pz4&feature=youtu.be Come Sunday https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVQFWvm_fbU&feature=youtu.be Tag https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rQu77pgnpg Zoo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkpnzN18Y1o Sicario 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i02bxFc88b4 patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mildfuzztv twitter: https://twitter.com/Mild_Fuzz

Perseverance as a spiritual discipline expects pain and difficulty. Without difficulty, there would be no need to cultivate the ability to literally keep going, keep growing. In a culture that worships immediate gratification and the pursuit of happiness, what role does pain play in our journey? Come Sunday, to engage possibilities for growth.

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Rev. Dr. Robert Allan Hill preaches a sermon entitled "A Thanksgiving Conversation". The Marsh Chapel Choir sings "Taste and See" by Patricia Gill and "Come Sunday" arranged by Alice Parker along with service music and hymns.

Rev. Dr. Robert Allan Hill preaches a sermon entitled "A Thanksgiving Conversation". The Marsh Chapel Choir sings "Taste and See" by Patricia Gill and "Come Sunday" arranged by Alice Parker along with service music and hymns.

Terri Lyne Carrington arranged and produced Natalie Cole’s last recording titled “Come Sunday,” featured on Carrington’s current CD, The Mosaic Project: LOVE and SOUL, released in August 2015. “Come Sunday” is Duke Ellington’s sacred classic, which was originally made popular by Mahalia Jackson.  Terri initially met Natalie Cole as a teenager  Terri also performed with Ms. Cole on the concert stage.    The Mosaic Project: LOVE and SOUL presents Carrington leading a rotating cast of superb female instrumentalists and vocalists that includes Oleta Adams, Natalie Cole, Paula Cole, Lalah Hathaway, Chaka Khan, Chanté Moore, Valerie Simpson, Nancy Wilson, Jaguar Wright and Lizz Wright, as well as saxophonist Tia Fuller, trumpeter Ingrid Jensen; bassists Meshell Ndegoecello and Linda Oh; and keyboardists Geri Allen, Patrice Rushen and Rachel Z. On The Mosaic Project: LOVE and SOUL, Carrington juxtaposes her salute to female artists by paying homage to various male artists who have either influenced her professionally and/or informed her musicality, such as Nick Ashford, George Duke, Duke Ellington, Frank Sinatra, Luther Vandross and Bill Withers. “Whenever I do something that celebrates women, I never want it to feel like it’s something that excludes men,” she explains. “On this record, I consciously wanted to celebrate the various relationships women have with men either through original songs of mine or cover songs by male composers and song writers.” The male presence and perspective on The Mosaic Project: LOVE and SOUL is even more realized by Billy Dee Williams, who contributes insightful spoken-word interludes through the disc. 

Blogging is a free opportunity available to anyone to communicate the gospel. We take a tongue-in-cheek look at why pastors should avoid starting a blog and then offer practical reasons why they should. To get started, you need your own website. I mentioned our affiliate link Bluehost, but there are others like godaddy.com and hostgator.com to name a few. Once you have your own web address, this is the free download I offered: Step By Step Process For Starting Your Own Blog. If you need some basic information about social media, here is my free eBook.  Transcript of Today's Podcast Welcome to ministers toolbox. Specifically there are 7 reasons pastors should never even think about starting a blog. (Sarcasm included) #1 - It is too difficult. I mean, you have to turn the computer on, open up your WordPress site and push the new post button. If that isn’t bad enough, then you actually have to write something. That is not easy for a pastor. I mean, in your line of work, when do you ever write? Yeah, there are your sermons, but those are for Sunday mornings. Yeah, sermons are constructed like a blog, but it’s not like you could just take former sermons and turn them into blogs. That would take too much time. Besides, a lot of pastors are not comfortable pushing the submit button when they’re finished. #2 - There are too many blogs already. Most don’t even know what the word blog means. It kind of sounds like someone dumped a mixture of mashed potatoes and pea soup on your plate right on top of your salad.  blog! Who reads them anyway? You have better things to with your time, like visiting with Mrs. Smith who wants you to walk her cat when she goes on vacation. #3 - People outside your church might read something you’ve read and decide to come Sunday morning. I mean, at your church you say you want new people, but truthfully, you really don’t. Every time a new person comes to your church you have to learn their name and spend time trying to find out what they need and how you can help. It is much easier to have the same people come to church each week. They come; they tithe; they have coffee and then they leave. What could be better than that? No muss, no fuss. Blogging could mess up your church big time. Before you know it, new people might start sharing new ideas and that can be just annoying. You already know who you are and how you like the church to operate, thank you very much. #4 - You’re not very techy. Yeah, you understand that everyone under thirty has never lived in a world without the Inter web, but technology is not your thing. You’d much rather read a book about Spurgeon than learn about Tweeter or Facebook anyway. Besides, you got an email account a couple of years ago. If anyone wants to get ahold of you, you check it once a week. #5 - Privacy. Blogging means that people might start coming up to you and talking to you about what you wrote. That can be very awkward, especially if you’ve never met them before. One reason you like pastoring is that other than Sunday, people pretty much leave you alone. Blogging might change all that. #6 - Cost. Blogging is expensive. I mean getting a domain name and website has got to cost a fortune. The church budget is tight and wasting money on the Interweb is just foolish. #7 - It could lead to other things. You start blogging and before you know it, you’re writing books. Then you’re meeting new people and going different places to speak. That is just a real pain. Do you realize how many re-runs of CSI you’d miss if you had to be out speaking all the time? Blogging is just not the right fit for pastors. ____________________________ Well, that’ll be enough tongue and cheek for now. Pastors, why aren’t you blogging? Unless you’ve been living in a cave for the past two decades, the Internet is the largest fishing pond for reaching people for Christ in history. It has never been easier to get started even if you have no tech skills or training like me. Will you have to learn a few things? Yes. Is it hard to learn? No. Especially since there are loads of people at your fingertips to help you every step of the way. Technology has advanced exponentially. Years ago, the idea of getting a church website involved lots of money and paying someone with technical expertise to run it. Those days are gone. You don’t need to know anything about code, HTML at all. Nearly everything is point and click with incredible free help along the way. What is a blog anyway? Well, a blog is the shortened form of what it used to be called, web log. It is the equivalent digital paper. How many blogs are there? Currently, there are over 200 million with 175K being added every day. I guess it is popular then. Is there a better way to spend your time. I can’t answer that for you, but let me ask you a question. Why do you spend 10-20 hours writing sermons? Come Sunday morning, you deliver that sermon with all the passion in your heart hoping that your congregation will not only hear what you’re saying, but apply it to their lives and grow in Christ, right? Here is something that won’t make you happy. Your congregation retained 10% of what you said, assuming it was a great sermon. If they genuinely grasped one idea and took action that is a home run. If 1 in a 100 did that, you are an effective pastor. Those are pretty poor numbers. What happens on Monday? Start designing another sermon. Sunday’s sermon is like yesterday’s newspaper. After putting in all that work, wouldn’t you like your sermons to have a more lasting effect? Blogging does that. You can put it on the Internet permanently, accessible for many years to come. I said earlier that blogging might bring people to your church and that most churches really don’t want new people. That is quite true. When pastors were asked what the purpose of the church is, 90% said to reach the lost. When church members were asked the same question 90% answered, to meet my needs. We spend money on initiatives, but the reality is that most church members really don’t care if new people come. It requires them to learn names, get in conversations , etc., and most people think their life is too busy already. Spending more time getting to know more people is just too much effort. As a church leader, your job is to lead people where they don’t want to go. If selfishness is permitted to reign, your church will never fulfill God’s purpose for it. Blogging has the potential of connecting you with people you’ve not met and they may come to church because they like what they read. Probably won’t happen overnight, but when you commit to communicating on the web consistently, you start to get known. One of the largest barriers I hear from church leaders is that they are just not very techy. I understand that; neither am I. Back in the day, I served in a church where the leadership was anti-computer. They saw no need to have one or use one. Of course in those days, computers cost $1200 and had monitors with amber screens. As the pastor, I insisted and got my computer with a 40 MB hard drive, which I was told would be enough for a lifetime. Ok then… Back in those days, the only way I knew to learn was to push the f1 button whenever I got stuck. That would bring up options on the screen and as I followed the instructions, I usually figured it out, or rebooted the computer. Knowing a little MS Dos was always a plus. That is ancient technology. Today you can be a tech wiz and know almost nothing about HTML code or any of that stuff. Anything you do on the computer usually has access to an immediate chat with a tech person to get you answers fast. Beyond that, what would you do if God called you to missions? First thing you would do probably is start learning the language and the culture. I think you see where I am going. If you want to reach this generation, learn their culture and their language. It is all Internet based. I doesn’t matter whether you like it or not. If the natives speak Chinese you learn Chinese. If the natives speak tech, learn enough to communicate. Now let’s get down and dirty. The main reason you don’t want to blog or get a website is cost. You think it costs hundreds or thousands of dollars and that you need to hire some geek to show you the way. Completely wrong. First things first. To get blogging you need your own website. Why? A website is your permanent home on the Internet. You control it totally. Like a house, you can determine precisely how you want it to look without having a clue about HTML or any other tech-sounding terminology. The best place to start in my opinion is Bluehost. You’ve heard me mention them before, and you will probably hear me mention them again. To create a website, you need a company to host it. No way around that. Go daddy, Host gator and others each come with step by step instructions to create your own website. You do not need a website builder anymore unless you’re a corporation and need intricate and specialized work. Bluehost is the only host that currently will not host pornographic sites. I personally like that commitment which is why I use them. Bluehost is also inexpensive; about $4/month. Pastor, what makes blogging unique for you is that you’re already doing it every time you put together a sermon. Every sermon you write (assuming  it is good of course!) can be re-purposed into a blog and maybe even a book. With a blog, you just cut and paste your notes into WordPress which is nearly identical to Microsoft Word in feel and function. You do a little editing and away you go. It won’t be perfect the first time or even the second, but the key to blogging and anything in the Internet world is consistency.  Choose your best day for releasing your blog and then stick to it. I started blogging 4 years ago using a free site. I blogged about 3 times in a year. That’s not blogging. In January of this year, I committed myself to every week. That means that on Friday morning at 6:50 a.m., my blog is up and on Facebook, Twitter and Email simultaneously. The same is true for podcasting or whatever you do. It is the same as putting a sign on your shop telling people when you open. Blogging will help your preaching. As you refine your writing skills, it affects how you communicate. You will discover what impacts people and what doesn’t. One of the challenges of Sunday morning preaching as leaders is that we get very little honest feedback. Our sermons can be awful and still everyone tells us how great they are. In blog world, people are a lot more honest. Not necessarily more critical, but honest. They vote by following you. With a blog you can invite discussion and ask for input. It puts you in the marketplace where pastors belong. As leaders, we need to be speaking God’s mind and heart to the web world. Finally, blogging can turn into books very easily. And here is something you might not know. You can write a book this morning and post it on Kindle tonight. They days of begging publishers to accept our books or paying thousands to self-publish are all but over. For virtually no cost, you can get your books on Kindle with their own website address that can be posted in emails, on business cards or wherever you interact. If people buy, you get 70% of the sale. You will not find that with paper books. The cool thing with Kindle as well, is that you can update books effortlessly, add new pictures, new links to your church or products…the sky is the limit. Your blog website then becomes your internet real estate; Your home, where people can find you. Our mission at Minister’s Toolbox as you know is to provide you with tools to be successful in ministry. I think by now you get how passionate I am about using your gifts to reach a larger audience. As a pastor or church leader, I challenge you to take a long hard look at the impact of your ministry. Where will your church be in 10 or twenty years? Are you preparing your church for the future, or clinging to the past? Pastors ought to be on the cutting edge of technology, not to be cool, but to be relevant. You may love the smell of a good book, but in all likelihood the people God wants you to reach love the smell of a new IPhone. New technologies are coming out all the time and each has great potential to advance the gospel of Christ’s kingdom. This show is about blogging, but once you get your feet wet, I hope that I can nudge you towards podcasting as well. There are over 540 million podcast downloads per month. Shouldn’t the church be seizing that opportunity? In any case, I really do appreciate you taking the time to let me rant a bit today. One of your greatest strengths as a church leader is communication. In what other type of employment are you expected to give weekly speeches? Very few. Blogging is such a natural for church leaders and there are no limits of how you can use it. I have put together a free guide outlining some simple steps to take should you decide to start your own blog here. As always we end with a quote: This one most appropriately is from Steve Jobs: “People who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do.”

Show #265 DAVID OLNEY - When The Deal Goes Down  (Little Rain) THE FAR WEST - Word From A Letter  (Any Day Now) TRAMPLED BY TURTLES – Nobody Knows  ((mic break) KATIE McGARRY - Til' I'm Already Gone  (Waiting On) JAMIE BERNSTEIN - WhoonDang  (WhoonDang) W.B. GIVENS - Come Sunday  (Locomotion) BUZZ HOLLAND -   You Snooze You Lose   (The First 21) DAVID OLNEY  - Servant, Job  (The Greatest Show On Mars) SMOOTH HOUND SMITH - Steal Your Crown  (Hi Fi) SARAH BORGES -Mind On Me  ((mic break) DAVID OLNEY - Mister Stay At Home  (

This weekend we WELCOME the Hambrick Family back! In John 2, Jesus walks into the temple and the disciples see a side of him they have never seen as he throws over the money tables and drives out the animals of those who were selling them in the temple. This story will be our focus this Sunday as we dive into the the disciples statement, "They remembered it was written, "Zeal for your house will consume you." What does this mean about Jesus and what does it mean for us? Come Sunday and find out!

In this week's Moshcast from Chucking a Mosh!: Caulfield - "Come Sunday" Up And Atom - "Out of Breath" Sugar Army - "Hooks For Hands" The Bennies - "Acid On Me Brain" Storm The Shores - "Guilty By Association" The Storm Picturesque - "There Will Be Fog On The Shore Tonight" Graft Vs Host - "Black Gold" Paper Arms - "Bricks and Mortar" Parkway Drive - "Blackout" Stolen Youth - "Fear Amongst The Masses" BerserkerfoX - "The Monopoly" I Killed The Prom Queen - "Sleepless Nights and City Lights"