Podcast appearances and mentions of doc fuder

Today, on Karl and Crew Mornings, we continued with our weekly theme: "How Do You Know You Stand With God". Karl has written a blog of the same title with nine key points to know you stand with God. We unpacked points 7 and 8 today. God's Word is vital! If you desire to live a life that is purified by God, patterns of sin have to be eradicated. How do we get closer to God's will...we get in His Word!! The scripture references were I John 1:3, 6-7 and I John 3:3-6. We also talked with MBI Professor and author, Dr. John Fuder, about a special prayer event this weekend. Doc Fuder is Co-Founder of Chicagoland United in Prayer, and they are hosting a live/stream prayer event this Sunday, January 29th. It's happening at New Life Covenant Church from 5-7pm. You can hear the highlights of today's program on the Karl and Crew Showcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-9:19): Brian and Aubrey discussed the latest news about the Florida Building Collapse.  (9:19-27:30): Dr. John Fuder, Founder and Director of Heart for the City joined Brian and Aubrey to chat about the Chicagoland United in Prayer Events this weekend.  Learn more about Chicagoland United in Prayer at chiunitepray.com and connect with Doc Fuder on Twitter at @Heart4theCity (27:30-36:07): When someone believes in God, does that mean they don't struggle with sin anymore? Brian and Aubrey discussed this and reacted to a video from Dallas Jenkins, “I'm firing back about one criticism.” (36:07-44:52): Brian and Aubrey talked about Rachel Elbaum and Adela Suliman's NBC News article, “Princes William and Harry unite to unveil Diana statue, but it's their relationship on display.”  (44:52-1:03:36): Dan Britton, Author and Chief Field Officer at Fellowship of Christian Athletes, joined Brian and Aubrey to chat about his book, “The Wisdom Challenge: Experience the Life-Changing Power of Proverbs.” Learn more about Dan and his book at wisdomchallenge.com (1:03:36-1:13:59): Aubrey hosted a Fourth of July Quiz Show with Brian and special guest, Kevin Sampson, Aubrey's husband and the Lead Pastor of Renewal Church in West Chicago.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Entrepreneurial Ministry Leader podcast, we sit down and talk with Doc Fuder of Heart for the City and PrayChicago. We talk about the history of PrayChicago, building fellowship and unity through prayer, and what it means to develop relationships with those who are different from you for the good of the City.

9.6.20 - Doc Fuder - Philippians 3:7-14 - Labor Of Love by Park Community Church

Doc Fuder has a passion to teach and train others to spiritually engage the city with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. He talks with Wayne Shepherd about that mission as well as the Pray Chicago movement he's led since 2014.

8.26.18 - Doc Fuder by Park Community Church

Doc John FuderDirector | Heart for the City and PrayChicagoDr. John Fuder is the Founder and Director of Heart for the City. Doc Fuder's passion to teach and train others to engage the city comes from his many years of experience in ministry in California and training students in Urban Studies at Moody Theological Seminary.  Now Doc Fuder is equipping the broader body of Christ to engage more deeply in contextualizing the Gospel in their local communities. He has also been leading the PrayChicago movement that began in 2014 and still growing today. He holds a B.R.E. from Prairie Bible College, an M.A. in Religion from Pepperdine University and a Ph.D. from Biola University. He and his wife, Nellie, have three children and a granddaughter and live on Chicago's north side. Noah ChungProject Manager | Resource GlobalI am finishing my Masters of Divinity degree at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in preparation to be in pastoral ministry. It's been a journey to this exact step, but I feel incredibly equipped going into the pastoral route because my mind isn't just focused on Bible and Theology (thought that is important). My mind and heart care for communities, social and cultural ills, and the flourishing of human life. The skills of leading events and ministries on campus, doing extensive research on communities, and building relationships on Wheaton campus have prepared me to take this step and continue to be a learner at the age of 27. I am so thankful for my time at Wheaton College and can confidently say that Wheaton has prepared to truly seek Christ and his Kingdom.

Guest co-host and long time friends of Tommy Lee.Sandy HamstraMom | Blogger | SpeakerSandy Hamstra lives in Chicago with her husband, Mark, and their three kids. They moved around the country and overseas before eventually resettling their family back in their hometown. Sandy is a foster parent, military spouse, and helps lead Rooted Chicago, a ministry that seeks to encourage and connect women across the city. She graduated from Trinity Christian College and has worked in communications, event planning and marketing. She now spends most of her time raising her family and continuing to stay engaged in her local community and church. She loves reading and learning, weekend getaways with her family and all things coffee, of course. She writes at www.fewerdeeper.com about clearing space in exchange for a deeper relationship with God and people.Doc John FuderDirector | Heart for the City and PrayChicagoDr. John Fuder is the Founder and Director of Heart for the City. Doc Fuder's passion to teach and train others to engage the city comes from his many years of experience in ministry in California and training students in Urban Studies at Moody Theological Seminary. Now Doc Fuder is equipping the broader body of Christ to engage more deeply in contextualizing the Gospel in their local communities. He has also been leading the PrayChicago movement that began in 2014 and still growing today. He holds a B.R.E. from Prairie Bible College, an M.A. in Religion from Pepperdine University and a Ph.D. from Biola University. He and his wife, Nellie, have three children and a granddaughter and live on Chicago's north side.