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France will ban smoking in all outdoor places that children visit, according to their Health and Family Minister.The ban will come into force from July 1st and will include beaches, parks, public gardens, outside schools, bus stops and sports venues. Ireland was a trend-setter on the indoor smoking ban back in 2004; should we follow France this time?Newstalk's Henry McKean joins Kieran to share what he's heard.
Andrew Conn, our Family Minister, continues our Acts: The Gospel to All People series preaching on Acts 8:26-40.Learn more about Story Church at our website: story.church Instagram: @ourstorychurch
Guest minister David Holmbeck shares scriptural encouragement and personal pro-tips on raising a family centered on the love of Jesus. Love Church is a Christian Church fam based in Menomonie, WI with a desire to experience & express the love of God. Join us in person Sundays at 10am!
Joel Smith, Children's and Family Minister, teaches about obedience from Ephesians 6.
In this episode, Jon Rhoades, the Children and Family Minister, and Dan Stribling, the Worship Minister, dive into a wide range of engaging topics. They start by discussing country music star Luke Bryan's surprising spiritual turn in his latest album, where he offers a prayer to Jesus for his children. They reflect on the emotional and spiritual depth of his final track and explore whether they personally relate to Luke's words. Jon and Dan also tackle the broader issue of music artists who incorporate spiritual themes into their work, even when their previous songs didn't have any spiritual elements. Do these songs feel authentic, and how do we reconcile the shift in tone?Next, the conversation shifts to The Chosen TV series, which has taken audiences by storm with its portrayal of Jesus and his disciples. Jon and Dan share their thoughts on creator Dallas Jenkins expanding the series to include both biblical and imaginative content. Is it faithful to the message of Scripture, and which Bible characters or stories would they most love to see portrayed in a series?Finally, the ministers touch on the church's role in providing relief during crises like Helene's path of destruction. They discuss the important spiritual and practical impact of churches stepping up to help communities in need and reflect on the evangelical significance of churches actively participating in relief efforts.Throughout the discussion, Jon and Dan engage with the deeper spiritual themes at play in these topics, making this episode both thought-provoking and uplifting.
Welcome to this week's FCC Talk! Join Jon Rhoades, Children and Family Minister, and CJ Muston, Student Minister, as they dive into some of today's hot topics in the Christian world.First, they discuss filmmaker DeVon Franklin's observation that Hollywood is becoming more open to faith-driven content. Is Hollywood truly embracing God more? Jon and CJ explore how this could impact our culture and inspire the nation.https://www.crosswalk.com/headlines/contributors/michael-foust/hollywood-is-embracing-god-devon-franklin-says-ive-never-seen-hollywood-more-open.htmlNext, they tackle the controversy surrounding Pope Francis' recent statement that “all religions are a path to God.” How should Christians approach interfaith conversations while upholding the teachings of Jesus?https://www.crosswalk.com/headlines/contributors/milton-quintanilla/pope-francis-receives-backlash-from-religious-us-leaders-after-stating-all-religions-are-a-path-to-god.htmlFinally, the hosts reflect on Preston Perry's powerful journey from gang violence to evangelism. Perry says, "You can't make disciples if you don't talk about sin." Jon and CJ unpack what this means for modern evangelism and how building relationships can be the key to leading others to Christ.https://www.christianpost.com/news/preston-perry-shares-journey-from-gang-violence-to-evangelism.htmlTune in for thought-provoking discussions on faith, culture, and how to approach tough conversations with love and understanding. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to stay updated on future episodes of FCC Talk!
In this episode of FCC Talk, hosts Jon Rhoades, Children and Family Minister, and Dan Stribling, Worship Minister at First Christian Church, engage in thought-provoking discussions on pressing topics in the Christian world. The episode starts with a story about Ohio State football players, including high-profile athletes like TreVeyon Henderson and Emeka Egbuka, who organized a Christian baptism ceremony on campus. This leads to a conversation about faith in the face of college culture and the potential for revival on a secular campus.https://www.thelantern.com/2024/08/ohio-state-football-players-participate-in-christian-baptism-ceremony-outside-of-curl-market-over-800-gather-to-observe/Next, the conversation shifts to the troubling news from Gateway Church, where both the senior pastor and executive pastor were fired due to moral failures. Jon and Dan express their sadness over these incidents and delve into the challenges megachurches face, as well as the collateral damage that occurs when church leaders fail. They explore the broader question of whether megachurches help or harm their congregants and communities.https://www.crosswalk.com/headlines/contributors/milton-quintanilla/gateway-church-executive-pastor-kemtal-glasgow-fired-for-undisclosed-moral-issue.html#google_vignettehttps://www.christianpost.com/news/former-gateway-church-staffer-done-with-organized-religion.htmlThe episode wraps up on a positive note with the inspiring story of The Altar Fellowship in Tennessee, where the church, led by Pastor Matty Montgomery, raised $50,000 to pay off nearly $8 million in medical debt for community members. Jon and Dan reflect on the radical generosity of this act and how it embodies the love of Christ in a tangible way, offering hope to those burdened by debt. The discussion highlights the importance of a church's reputation in the community and the impact of showing Christ's love through actions.https://www.christianpost.com/news/church-pays-off-nearly-8-million-of-communitys-medical-debt.html?clickType=link-most-popularThroughout the episode, Jon and Dan provide thoughtful insights from their own ministry experiences, offering listeners a balanced perspective on the good, the bad, and the hopeful in today's church landscape.
In this episode of FCC Talk, hosted by Jon Rhoades, Children and Family Minister, and Shaylee Stantz, WeeKidz Director, the conversation dives into some thought-provoking topics at the intersection of faith and culture. They start by discussing a surprise moment at a church service where Carrie Underwood led worship with a powerful rendition of "Goodness of God." Both hosts reflect on how this kind of celebrity involvement in worship impacts the congregation and whether it enhances or distracts from the spiritual experience.https://www.crosswalk.com/headlines/contributors/michael-foust/carrie-underwood-leads-church-worship-with-powerful-goodness-of-god-rendition.htmlThe second topic shifts to Tim Tebow's fight against human trafficking, highlighting his commitment to battling spiritual warfare in this dark and difficult mission. Jon and Shaylee react to Tebow's inspiring story and his efforts to bring hope and change to a deeply troubling issue.https://www.christianpost.com/news/tim-tebow-on-battling-spiritual-warfare-in-sex-trafficking-fight.htmlFinally, the conversation turns to the future of evangelism with the introduction of "AskCathy," a new AI-powered chatbot designed for church outreach. The hosts discuss whether they would personally use such a tool and explore the ethical and spiritual implications of AI in ministry. They raise important questions about the role of technology in faith and whether it can truly substitute for human connection in spreading the Gospel.https://premierchristian.news/us/news/article/ai-evangelism-church-launches-new-chatbot-askcathyTune in for this engaging discussion on modern worship, social justice, and the evolving landscape of evangelism in the digital age.
The podcast episode features John Rhodes, the Children and Family Minister, and C.J. Mustin, the Student Minister at First Christian Church, discussing various topics related to Christian life and church experiences. They highlight the importance of creating an inclusive and welcoming church environment, referencing data from the 2024 "State of the Bible USA" report. They discuss how cliques and feelings of exclusion are among the top negative experiences reported by churchgoers and offer suggestions on how to improve inclusivity. https://www.christianpost.com/news/cliques-top-reason-americans-not-more-involved-in-churches.htmlThey also talk about the balance between making church a place that people like and ensuring that the focus remains on worshiping God. C.J. emphasizes the idea that church should be enjoyable and welcoming to encourage attendance, while John adds that a likable church environment aligns with honoring and worshiping God. https://www.christianpost.com/news/ihop-franchise-to-pay-employee-fired-for-not-working-sundays.htmlAdditionally, the ministers cover a news story about a North Carolina IHOP worker fired for refusing to work on Sundays due to religious beliefs. This leads to a discussion on balancing work commitments with religious observance, and how Sunday mornings, once reserved for church, are now filled with other activities like work and sports. They reflect on whether society might ever return to prioritizing church on Sundays. https://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/industry-news/publisher-news/article/95691-the-baby-bible-boom.htmlThe episode blends thoughtful reflections on church culture, practical advice for congregational improvement, and commentary on how modern societal trends impact religious life.
Jacob Reents, our Family Minister, preaches on John 16:1-15.
Join Jon Rhoades, Children and Family Minister, and Shaylee Stantz, WeeKidz Director, in this thought-provoking episode of FCC Talk. Delve into the fascinating phenomenon of Chick-fil-A's continued success while remaining closed on Sundays, sparking discussions on honoring God's commandment to rest and its impact on business. https://www.crosswalk.com/headlines/chick-fil-a-still-closed-on-sundays-set-another-sales-record-in-2023.html?utm_medium=twpage&utm_source=Twitter&utm_campaign=cwtweetExplore the inspiring story of the world's oldest man, Juan, who attributed his 114 years of life to his love for God. https://www.christianpost.com/news/worlds-oldest-man-dies-at-114-attributed-longevity-to-god.htmlReflect on insights from Bob Goff's interview on staying focused on your calling, prompting introspection on areas in your life that need undistracted attention. Tune in for engaging conversations on faith, purpose, and living in alignment with God's principles. https://relevantmagazine.com/life5/wellness/mentalhealth/bob-goff-on-a-life-less-distracted/
Join hosts Jon Rhoades, Children and Family Minister, and Chris Gregg, Senior Minister, as they delve into the latest Christian news and controversies on this episode of FCC Talk.In this episode, they explore the recent backlash against Steven Furtick and Elevation Church for their decision not to use words like "Resurrection" on Easter invites. Listeners will gain insight into the debate surrounding this choice and whether churches should prioritize certain language on such occasions.https://relevantmagazine.com/faith/church/steven-furtick-facing-backlash-because-elevation-church-wont-use-words-like-resurrection-on-easter-invites/Additionally, Rhoades and Gregg discuss a recent study revealing that despite discontent, pastors exhibit better overall health and wellness compared to the general public. They examine the factors contributing to this improvement since 2015 and its implications for the clergy's well-being.https://www.christianpost.com/news/overall-health-of-pastors-better-than-general-public-study.htmlFurthermore, the hosts address concerns raised by expert Sean Teis about churches failing to confront the "epidemic" of fatherlessness. They ponder the role of churches in addressing this issue and suggest actionable steps that church members can take to make a difference in their communities.https://www.christianpost.com/news/church-failing-to-address-fatherlessness-epidemic-warns-expert.htmlTune in to FCC Talk for thoughtful discussions on pressing issues facing the Christian community today.
Welcome to another insightful episode of FCC Talk! Join us as we delve into crucial topics surrounding the influence of religion on culture and recent controversial statements by Kanye West regarding Jesus. In this episode, Dallas Jenkins, creator of 'The Chosen', sheds light on the influence of the Latter-day Saints (LDS) on the popular series. Our guests, Jon Rhoades, Children and Family Minister, and CJ Muston, Student Minister, offer profound insights and thoughtful discussions on these pressing matters.We explore the findings that the majority of Americans perceive a decline in religion's influence in public life and ponder whether it should be our aspiration for religion, the Bible, or Jesus to have a more substantial impact on culture.https://www.christianpost.com/news/most-americans-say-religion-is-losing-influence-in-public-life.htmlAdditionally, we confront Kanye West's recent statements expressing his struggles with Jesus and taking matters into his own hands.https://www.christianpost.com/news/kanye-west-says-he-has-issues-with-jesus-im-god.html?clickType=link-most-popularDelving further, we dissect Dallas Jenkins' deep dive into Mormonism, where he expresses regret and offers reflections on the impact of his work. We pose questions to our audience, seeking their reactions to Kanye's remarks and Dallas Jenkins' commentary on Mormonism. Furthermore, we inquire about practical tips for Christians on ministering to Latter-day Saints effectively.https://www.christianheadlines.com/contributors/michael-foust/chosen-creator-dallas-jenkins-goes-in-depth-on-mormonism-expresses-regret.htmlJoin us in this thought-provoking discussion as we navigate the intersection of faith, culture, and personal convictions. Tune in for valuable insights and meaningful conversations on FCC Talk.
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Andrew Conn, our Family Minister, continues our Galatians: Set Free series by preaching on our adoption into the family of God Galatians 3:26-4:7.Learn more about Story Church at our website: story.church Instagram: @ourstorychurch
Join Jon Rhoades, Children and Family Minister, and Chris Gregg, Senior Minister, in this episode of FCC Talk as they delve into intriguing topics. They explore Cory Asbury's surprising inspiration for a worship song after a weed experience and discuss the implications for Christians. https://relevantmagazine.com/culture/music/cory-asburys-bad-weed-experience-inspired-a-worship-song/Additionally, they dissect a landmark survey revealing Americans' desire for more faith-themed movies and ponder the portrayal of religious individuals in secular cinema. https://www.christianheadlines.com/contributors/michael-foust/americans-want-more-movies-with-faith-themes.htmlLastly, they tackle the sensitive issue of loved ones undergoing faith deconstruction, debating whether it's always negative and the best approach to support them. https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/help-loved-one-deconstructing/Tune in for insightful discussions blending faith, culture, and personal reflection.
Welcome to another enlightening episode of FCC Talk, where we delve into the latest happenings in the Christian world with a fresh perspective. In this episode, join our host and guests, Jon Rhoades, Children and Family Minister, and CJ Muston, Student Minister, as we explore intriguing topics ranging from Super Bowl commercials for Jesus to the unexpected rise of Christian movies on Netflix.First up, we analyze the new Super Bowl commercials featuring Jesus, pondering their interpretation and discussing how Christians can maintain unity amidst differing viewpoints. Link: https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/Ad-Meter/2024/02/11/he-gets-us-super-bowl-commercials-jesus/72562492007/Next, we react to the controversial moment when an Ohio Megachurch Pastor punted a Bible across the stage during a Super Bowl-themed service, examining its impact on worship and evangelism.Story: https://protestia.com/2024/02/12/oh-megachurch-pastor-punts-bible-across-stage-for-superbowl-themed-church-service/Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ueZhvUBI2sFinally, we celebrate the triumph of the Christian movie "The Hill," soaring to the number one spot on Netflix, prompting reflections on the future of Christian media in America. Tune in for insightful discussions on current events, ministry insights, and personal reflections—all seasoned with a touch of Biblical wisdom.Link: https://www.christianheadlines.com/contributors/michael-foust/christian-movie-the-hill-soars-number-1-on-netflix.htmlDon't forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts with us! Stay tuned for more thought-provoking discussions on FCC Talk.
Dive into the latest episode of FCC Talk with hosts Jon Rhoades, Children and Family Minister, and Dan Stribling, Worship Minister, as they explore intriguing topics in the Christian world. In this episode, the duo delves into Kings Kaleidoscope's unique self-description, pondering the significance of labeling themselves as "Christians making music" rather than "Christian Music." The hosts also unravel the complexity of discerning truthfulness in music, sharing their insights on the process.Join the conversation as Jon and Dan tackle the idea of Christianity being labeled as the "Most Pessimistic Religion in the World." They discuss their reactions to this evangelism approach and explore the nuanced differences between Christians doing good deeds to earn a place in heaven versus doing good deeds because they believe God has already saved them.In a thought-provoking segment, the hosts address the surprising statistic that 40% of Christians wouldn't attend their church if it was solely online. They invite listeners to reflect on whether they could work at a church that holds online-only services and explore the distinctions between in-person and online communities, questioning if churches should embrace both.Get ready for some personal insights as Dan shares his current interests, ranging from non-religious topics to anything capturing his attention. Additionally, Truth Tuesday brings a spiritual touch, with Dan sharing a Bible verse close to his heart, sparking engaging discussions with Jon.Tune in to FCC Talk for an enriching and diverse dialogue on faith, music, community, and personal reflections. Subscribe now for your weekly dose of insightful Christian conversations!
Welcome to another episode of FCC Talk! Jon Rhoades, Children and Family Minister, along with Chris Gregg, Senior Minister.The episode kicks off with a warm welcome as the host introduces the guests and sets the tone for an engaging conversation. Don't forget to hit that "Like" button and subscribe for more insightful discussions.The podcast delves into a riveting story about a Lost WWII Soldier's Bible, discovered after D-Day and given to a Virginia memorial. The hosts ponder the question: Is there a divine reason behind Bibles surviving calamities, like fires or destruction?Moving on to another compelling topic, the episode explores 30 years of Operation Christmas Child. Jon Rhoades shares his personal journey of supporting the initiative and sheds light on the importance of the Compassion Christmas Project.The mood takes a contemplative turn as the hosts discuss Max Lucado's message of hope for the holidays. They explore the four-step reminder Max provides to find hope amid chaos. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on what keeps them grounded during the Christmas season, amidst the chaos, news, and everyday stress.In a lighter segment, the hosts share what they've been eating, watching, or reading lately. Chris Gregg opens up about his current interests, proving that discussions go beyond religious topics."Truth Tuesday" introduces a heartfelt moment as the hosts share Bible verses close to their hearts. Chris offers a quick verse he's been contemplating, sparking meaningful discussions with Jon.As the episode wraps up, the hosts inquire about any announcements Chris might have regarding his ministry. Listeners are treated to a guest plug, where Chris discusses ongoing events in his ministry, inviting everyone to participate and lend a helping hand.Tune in for an episode filled with stories of resilience, holiday spirit, and messages of hope. Like, subscribe, and join the FCC Talk community in exploring faith, family, and the human experience.
Join Jon Rhoades, Children and Family Minister, and CJ Muston, Student Minister, in this engaging FCC Talk where they delve into captivating topics.Welcome and Introduction:Meet your hosts and guest, Jon Rhoades and CJ Muston.Don't forget to Like and Subscribe for more insightful conversations.Discussion Segments:Explore current events (non-political), ministry insights, personal life, and a touch of Bible without the sermon format.PRE SELL: CJ Stroud's Faith, Christ's Victory over Social Media, and Church Traditions:Preview the exciting topics: C.J. Stroud's faith journey, Christ's Victory over Social Media, and the debate on churches embracing tradition.TOPIC 1: CJ Stroud's Faith and MVP Race:Discuss C.J. Stroud's public expression of faith and his rise in the NFL MVP race.Questions:What are your thoughts on a new NFL player openly sharing his faith?How crucial are sports role models who follow Jesus for today's youth?TOPIC 2: Christ's Victory over Social Media:Explore the positive and negative aspects of social media.Questions:How have you seen social media used for good?Do Christians have an obligation to be present online?TOPIC 3: Embracing Tradition in Churches:Examine the attractiveness of tradition for a younger audience.Questions:What makes traditionalism appealing to those under 60?How should churches balance modern and traditional approaches in ministry?Casual Chat Segment:Explore personal interests:What are you eating?What are you watching?What are you reading?TRUTH TUESDAY: Bible Verses and Spiritual Reflections:Share a Bible verse that resonates with you.CJ will share a verse, sparking discussion with thoughts and questions.Ending Segment:Ask if CJ has any ministry announcements or updates.GUEST PLUG:CJ shares insights into his ministry, inviting support and attendance.
Glenn Dallmann, Worship and Family Minister at East Hill Church of Christ, shares about how Hodgkin's lymphoma impacted him this year, and how trusting God has kept him going. Psalm 13, Psalm 30
Welcome:Host Introduction: Welcome to another episode of our Christian podcast! I'm your host, [Your Name], and I'm thrilled to have two special guests with us today.Guest Introduction: Joining us is Jon Rhoades, Children and Family Minister, and Chris Gregg, Senior Minister. Welcome, Jon and Chris!Like and Subscribe: Before we dive in, if you enjoy our podcast, please make sure to like and subscribe to stay updated with our latest episodes.Current Events: Today, we'll be discussing current events that relate to ministry, personal insights, and some inspiring Bible discussions, but no sermons.PRE SELL:The Spread of Christianity in Africa: We'll be delving into the fascinating topic of the spread of Christianity in Africa.The Rise of the Prosperity Gospel in America: We'll also explore the recent rise of the prosperity gospel in America.How Exercise Can Help Ministry: And lastly, we'll talk about the role of exercise in ministry.TOPIC: The Spread of Christianity in AfricaStory: We'll start by sharing stories and insights about the remarkable spread of Christianity in Africa.QUESTION 1: Jon, what are your thoughts on the quote, "Faith begins where there are strong families and communities bonding together and they are not living behind their phones. In such a setting, faith naturally happens and grows."QUESTION 2: Chris, what challenges do you see for the American church in light of this observation?TOPIC: Three Out of Four Christians Now Believe in the Prosperity GospelStory: Next, we'll discuss the surprising statistic that three out of four Christians now believe in the prosperity gospel.QUESTION 3: Chris, what do you think has caused the recent surge in popularity of the prosperity gospel?QUESTION 4: Jon, can you help our listeners identify some signs to watch out for when encountering prosperity gospel teachings?TOPIC: How Some Exercise Extends MinistryStory: Moving on, we'll explore the role that exercise has played in your ministry experiences.QUESTION 5: Jon, how has exercise contributed to your ministry journey, and how can it benefit others in ministry as well?TOPIC: What You're ConsumingMENTION: Chris will share one thing he's been interested in lately, whether it's religious or not.TOPIC: Bible Verse on Your HeartMENTION: Chris will briefly share a Bible verse that has been on his heart or in his prayers recently.ENDING:Thank Chris and Jon for their valuable insights and participation in this episode.Mention that next week, we'll have another exciting guest, Dan, and tease the upcoming episode.GUEST PLUG:Chris will share any upcoming events or activities in his ministry that our listeners can get involved in or support.With these episode notes, your podcast will provide a diverse and engaging discussion touching on important topics in the Christian community while also allowing for personal insights and reflections from your guests.
Our guest on this episode, Susan Slagter, is an ordained Friends and Family Minister with Psanctuary Church and a shining example of the resurgence of the divine mother within our society. Susan's practice with the mushroom has been a rapidly evolving one over the last year and a half; from traveling to Jamaica for her first several communions whilst simultaneously joining our Psanctuary community to many journeys with herself and others later, Susan is now regularly holding space for her loved ones with the support of the Psanctuary community.___________________________________________________
Most of you know and love one of our podcast's founders and co-host, the one with the iconic laugh and passionate truth giver, Susan Wanderer. But for those of you who are new to the podcast, get ready, you're going to love hearing Susan preach. She knows how to bring it! But before we hear from her, a little background. Susan is married to Ed. After five years of marriage they crossed an ocean to adopt their three courageous kids Josh, Ruth and Dibora. Today she's a Family Minister, Coach, Communicator and author. She is a gal full of ideas, and vision and firmly believes people were created on purpose, for a purpose and truly delights in cheering them on. Plus she's fun. We love having her in our lives, and know you do too! Connect with Susan at one of the following places: www.letswanderon.com Facebook: Wander On Instagram: @Susanwanderer
Jacob Reents, our Family Minister, preaches on the New Covenant from Jeremiah 31:31-34.
Dads, listen up. You may not ever set foot in a seminary, but did you know that you're a pastor? To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/728/29
Houston Smith graduated with Web Development Cohort 55. Nashville, Tennessee born and raised; creative soul trapped in a logical brain. After four years as a Family Minister, I decided to try my hand at something new. A brief attempt at electrical work followed by a year in plumbing eventually led me to software development. A natural curiosity, passion for creative problem-solving, and a drive to constantly learn made software development the perfect fit! I'm team oriented, adaptable, and ready to join the software development industry!
Tune in as our Family Minister, Jacob Reents, dives in Hebrews 8:7-9:11 and how Jesus brought in a New Covenant as our New Priest and asks the following questions: 1) Do you find yourself trying to live like you live under the Old Covenant? 2) Why do we, in essence, put ourselves under the Old Covenant and how can you move past that? 3) Jesus opened up a way for us to have a direct relationship with God the Father. How well do you maintain that relationship?
Series: Kingdom Come Text: Matthew 12:22-32 Speaker: Daniel Sweigard, Youth and Family Minister
Chris DeJong, Rosemont's Family Minister, continues his study in Hebrews.Support the show (https://rosemontbaptist.org/give/)
Chris DeJong, Rosemont's Family Minister, continues his study in Hebrews.Support the show (https://rosemontbaptist.org/give/)
Series: "Turn the Page" Text: Ruth Speaker: Daniel Sweigard, Youth & Family Minister
Jacob Reents, our Family Minister, dives into Luke 2:41-52 and the story of Jesus lost in the temple.
Series: "Turn the Page" Text: Judges Speaker: Daniel Sweigard, Youth & Family Minister
Beth Bowman(Writer and Family Minister) discusses a subject that is near and dear to her heart - blended families. With helpful hints, tips, and tricks for making life easier as a blended family, you won't want to miss this one!
Chris DeJong, Rosemont's Family Minister, continues his study in Hebrews.Support the show (https://rosemontbaptist.org/give/)
Rosemont's Family Minister, continues his study in Hebrews.Support the show (https://rosemontbaptist.org/give/)
-Ephesians 5:22-33 -Daniel Sweigard - Youth & Family Minister
Chris DeJong, Rosemont's Family Minister, continues his study in Hebrews.Support the show (https://rosemontbaptist.org/give/)
Who led family devotions in your family? Most of the time it was my dad. He would read something from the Bible or we would operate out of a devotional book, and he would start things off. And so I'm following his footsteps in that regard as the spiritual leader of my household.
One of my core beliefs as a children's ministries director, one that I continue to hold today, is that children already experience and know God in a deep and personal way. Kids are not junior varsity Christians. They are able to communicate with God, to hear from Him, and to engage with Him in so many incredible ways. But because we are adults, we don't always see it. We don't always believe it. What looks like child's play to us can really be a form of prayer. What looks like them using their imagination can really be them engaging with God in His Word. What looks like sitting quietly with a coloring book can actually be a form of silence and solitude. And that's why I love this interview with Joy Wendling. Joy is a spiritual parenting coach, and she helps mamas use play with their children to engage with God and build their faith. “But what if I don't like to play?” you ask. “What if I'm not very good at it? What do I do if I'm not very creative?” Joy offers us some very practical steps to take when it comes to using play to talk with our kids about their faith. And let me assure you, you can do this. Kari MEET JOY WENDLING: Joy Wendling is a Children's and Family Minister turned Stay-at-Home Mom to her 5 little girls. Growing up in the South, Jesus has always been a part of her life, but it wasn't until college that she came to know him as a friend and to realize that he desires a daily relationship with her. This experience started Joy's journey and passion for equipping families to take responsibility of their children's discipleship. For a time, her Family Ministry also overlapped with Christian Early Childhood Education, which is where Joy fell in love with play and its benefits for learning and well-being. Joy is now a play advocate and believes play is the best way to engage children in discipleship. Currently, Joy is encouraging mamas to point their children to Christ with play at her blog CreatedtoPlay.com and is the host of the podcast Playfully Faithful Parenting. CONNECT WITH JOY: 5 Day Bible Play Challenge Facebook Instagram Website RESOURCES: Episode 12: Caring for Hurting Kids at Your Church: 3 Powerful But Simple Things You Can Do (lovedoesthat.org/12) Article: How Children Process Grief and Loss Through Play ------ Friend, I'd love to encourage you as you encourage others. Here are two ways to get started: 1. SHOP ENCOURAGEMENT + SYMPATHY GIFTS These are prayerfully-crafted gifts you can share with those you love as tangible expressions of care. Let your friend know she is not alone. www.lovedoesthat.org/shop 2. SCHEDULE A SPIRITUAL DIRECTION DISCERNMENT CALL Interested in spiritual direction? Schedule a complimentary Discernment Call where we'll talk about what's weighing on your heart and identify next steps you can take to discern God's direction. www.lovedoesthat.org/spiritualdirection/
Chris DeJong, Rosemont's Family Minister, continues his study in Hebrews.Support the show (https://rosemontbaptist.org/give/)
Chris DeJong, Rosemont's Family Minister, continues his study in Hebrews.Support the show (https://rosemontbaptist.org/give/)
Youth ministry wouldn’t be possible without dedicated adult leaders who care for young people in their congregation. Dr. Jacob Youmans joins Mark and Julianna to talk about encouraging and supporting youth leaders. Find the LCMS Youth Ministry resource website at youthesource.com, and find Connected for Life at cph.org/p-31891-Connected-for-Life-Essential-Guide-to-Youth-Ministry.aspx. Bio: Dr. Jacob Youmans has served as a Youth and Family Minister in Hawaii and California, and in July 2009, he started as the Director of the DCE (Director of Christian Education) program at Concordia University Texas. Jake has led and served on mission teams to every continent except Antarctica, authored four books and has spoken to groups of students and adults all over the world. Most importantly, he's married to Christy, a teacher, artist and musician, and has two princesses, Maile who's 17 and Leilani who's 16.
Drew and I experience a free flowing discussion, with new, exciting bumper music! Feel free to drop in...
In this episode of Ground Up Faith Podcast, we welcome our first-ever guest, Beka Forst. She's a full-time Youth and Family Minister, and Seminary student who is preparing for Ordination as a Deacon in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). We sit down to chat about ministry today, what seminary is like, why deacons are an incredible gift to the church that everyone should know about, and more!
Chris DeJong, Rosemont's Family Minister, continues his study in Hebrews.Support the show (https://rosemontbaptist.org/give/)
Patrick Genova our Youth and Family Minister preaches on a story that involves two unexpected conversions. Topics covered: spiritual sight, spiritual blindness, humility, seeing God through the wilderness and more! To find out more about the Southern CT Church of Christ, visit us as sctcoc.org.
Welcome to the Drive Thru Mom's Podcast! HAPPY WEDNESDAY!! In this episode, Dr. Melissa Ewing, Psychologist and Marriage and Family Minister at First McKinney, sits down with me and shares her heart about raising three children, working on her PHD, her ministry roles, as well as drops some empty nester mom wisdom you're going to want to hear. Dr. Ewings advice on working towards a healthier marriage is vital for our families, but often something we put on the back burner. Her perspective is real, honest and transparent about things we go through as moms, how children change us, but hopeful in what God filters into our lives along the way. Thanks for checking it out! I know you'll love it as much as I did! https://drivethrumoms.org/podcast/episode-8-dr-melissa-ewing-marriage-family-motherhood/ CONNECT WITH US: Website: https://www.drivethrumoms.org Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drivethrumoms FIND Dr. MELISSA EWING Email: melissa@firstmckinney.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/melissalewing Podcast Mentions: https://www.firstmckinney.com Book- The Power of a Praying Wife, Stormie Omartian Fervent, Priscilla Shirer Movie - War Room, 2015
Chris sits down with Blake Dozier, Youth & Family Minister at Oldham Lane, to discuss some ways we can set our young people up for spiritual success when they leave the home.
Chris DeJong, Rosemont's Family Minister, continues his study in Hebrews teaching us about our lost identity. Support the show (https://rosemontbaptist.org/give/)
Lars goes more in depth with Cameron about his sermon as we navigate what it means to have true peace in troubled times through the teachings of the Bible and the things we can put into practice every day.Host: Cameron Williams, @camthevoiceGuest: Lars Coburn, Family Minister and Fill-in-PastorProducers: Gabrielle Pisanchyn, Philip Pisanchyn and Cameron WilliamsArtwork: Chenisang TiowRecording Date: June 10, 2020
A message of hope in these dark times as Lars discusses examples of humble acts of service done by our very own Glendale Church and members of communities all over LA.Host: Cameron Williams, @camthevoiceGuest Host: Gabrielle PisanchynGuest: Lars Coburn, Family Minister and Fill-in-PastorProducers: Gabrielle Pisanchyn, Philip Pisanchyn and Cameron WilliamsArtwork: Chenisang TiowRecording Date: June 3, 2020
For more information on St. Michael's Episcopal Church: www.facebook.com/st.michaels.austin www.st-michaels.org
Youth & Family Minister, Pat Genova shares lessons we can learn from the inspiring life of Mary the mother of Jesus. Happy Mothers Day! To learn more about the Southern CT Church of Christ, visit our website at sctcoc.org
Andrew Young, Student Minister, and Faith Hale, Children's Associate, continue the series Redeeming the Time by inviting Tony Richmond, Family Minister, to discuss where our Bible came from and why we can trust it.
Covid-19 means many of us are home with our family way more than we usually are. How do you make the most of the time you have at home with your spouse and your kids? Today, Matt and Dave are joined by Linc Taylor, Next Gen and Family Minister on our Brentwood campus, to talk about how we can use this time to strengthen our marriages, parent well, and thrive with little to no space to escape. So find a comfortable place to listen, invite your spouse and kids to gather with you, and join us for another episode of West Franklin Talks! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/west-franklin/message
The meditation for Friday, April 3 From Episcopal Relief & Developments "Lenten Meditations 2020" Written by Emily Rutledge: Children, Youth and Family Minister at Church of Our Saviour, Charlottesville, Virginia; and mother of two. A reflection on the hymn “Blessed Assurance” by Fanny Jane Crosby. Music from the CD "Joy to the Heart: Hymns, Anthems, Psalms" by The Grace Cathedral Choir of Men and Boys (San Francisco), Benjamin G. Bachmann, Director.
The meditation for Friday, March 27 From Episcopal Relief & Developments "Lenten Meditations 2020" Written by Emily Rutledge: Children, Youth and Family Minister at Church of Our Saviour, Charlottesville, Virginia; and mother of two. Scripture: Philippians 2:4 Music from the CD "Joy to the Heart: Hymns, Anthems, Psalms" by The Grace Cathedral Choir of Men and Boys (San Francisco), Benjamin G. Bachmann, Director.
A reflection on Lars' sermon and how he used visual examples, the parable of the pleading widow and the unjust judge, and lesson stations to help us think on the importance of purposeful prayer.Host: Cameron Williams, @camthevoiceGuest: Lars Coburn, Family Minister and Fill-in-PastorProducers: Gabrielle Pisanchyn, Philip Pisanchyn and Cameron WilliamsArtwork: Chenisang TiowRecording Date: February 26, 2020
The meditation for Friday, March 20 From Episcopal Relief & Developments "Lenten Meditations 2020" Written by Emily Rutledge: Children, Youth and Family Minister at Church of Our Saviour, Charlottesville, Virginia; and mother of two. Scripture: Ephesians 5:1-2 Music from the CD "Joy to the Heart: Hymns, Anthems, Psalms" by The Grace Cathedral Choir of Men and Boys (San Francisco), Benjamin G. Bachmann, Director.
The meditation for Friday, March 13 From Episcopal Relief & Developments "Lenten Meditations 2020" Written by Emily Rutledge: Children, Youth and Family Minister at Church of Our Saviour, Charlottesville, Virginia; and mother of two. Scripture: Isaiah 1:17 Music from the CD "Joy to the Heart: Hymns, Anthems, Psalms" by The Grace Cathedral Choir of Men and Boys (San Francisco), Benjamin G. Bachmann, Director.
The meditation for Friday, March 6 From Episcopal Relief & Developments "Lenten Meditations 2020" Written by Emily Rutledge: Children, Youth and Family Minister at Church of Our Saviour, Charlottesville, Virginia; and mother of two. A reflection on the Collect For Social Service from The Book of Common Prayer (p. 260). Music from the CD "Joy to the Heart: Hymns, Anthems, Psalms" by The Grace Cathedral Choir of Men and Boys (San Francisco), Benjamin G. Bachmann, Director.
A recap about getting back on track with your community and church family. With guest speaker Lars Coburn the family minister for Glendale Church and this weeks fill-in-pastor.Host: Cameron Williams, @camthevoiceGuest: Lars Coburn, Family Minister and Fill-in-PastorProducers: Gabrielle Pisanchyn, Philip Pisanchyn and Cameron WilliamsArtwork: Chenisang TiowRecording Date: January 22, 2020
The meditation for Friday, February 28 From Episcopal Relief & Developments "Lenten Meditations 2020" Written by Emily Rutledge: Children, Youth and Family Minister at Church of Our Saviour, Charlottesville, Virginia; and mother of two. Scripture: Mark 10:43-44 Music from the CD "Joy to the Heart: Hymns, Anthems, Psalms" by The Grace Cathedral Choir of Men and Boys (San Francisco), Benjamin G. Bachmann, Director.
This week's sermon from this past Sunday at St. Michael's Episcopal Church from the Episcopal Diocese of Texas. For more information on St. Michael's Episcopal Church: www.facebook.com/st.michaels.austin www.st-michaels.org
Wade Hunt, Family Minister at Cox Boulevard Church of Christ in Sheffield, preaches a sermon about Jesus's command that we love our neighbors as ourselves.
Rachel interviews James and Susie Yeates (Associate Vicar and Children and Family Minister at St Thomas with St Stephen) about advent prayer and how to weave together chat and catch (https://parentingforfaith.org/chat-and-catch) with more structured intercession. She answers a question about how to manage the dynamic in a blended family where the ex-partner isn't a Christian. Finally, she chews over how we can model to our children that God comes first and what that might look like for each of us. Visit the Parenting for Faith website to discover our free course.
Leftovers. 11.25.18 Casey ValenciaLeftovers: Food you have to think aboutLeftover: Was once life-givingWe kept based on a memoryIf unexamined, can make you sickOur leftovers need to be exposed and examined. Luke 17:11-19 (NKJV) Now it happened as He went to Jerusalem that He passed through the midst of Samaria and Galilee. Then as He entered a certain village, there met Him ten men who were lepers, who stood afar off. And they lifted up their voices and said, “Jesus, Master, have mercy on us!”So when He saw them, He said to them, “Go, show yourselves to the priests.” And so it was that as they went, they were cleansed.And one of them, when he saw that he was healed, returned, and with a loud voice glorified God, and fell down on his face at His feet, giving Him thanks. And he was a Samaritan.So Jesus answered and said, “Were there not ten cleansed? But where are the nine? Were there not any found who returned to give glory to God except this foreigner?” And He said to him, “Arise, go your way. Your faith has made you well.”PLOT TWISTAnd he was a Samaritan.Example Leftover #1: You have to Fear Sin Or Agree With It.2 Timothy 1:7 God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of love, power, and a sound mind. Example Leftover #2: You have to Judge or Be Judged.Three Steps to Deal with Leftovers:Expose: Say what you are thinking out loud to a safe person. Examine: Pray and allow the Holy Spirit to correct your thinking. Express: Go out of your comfort zone to express God’s Love.“Made Well” = SOZO, Saved, Delivered, HealedWhen ALL you want is Jesus He’s more than you DREAMED.
Lawson Flowers, Student and Family Minister, preaches from Philippians 3
Thank you for listening to Bill Tankersley, Family Minister, preach on August 5, 2018 at the Sunday PM services.
Jeremy Roberts, Youth and Family Minister from the North MacArthur Church in Oklahoma City, kicks off our annual Preacher Training Camp.
Tim Mitchell, Family Minister, preached this sermon for Mother's Day.
Thank you for listening to guest speaker Bill Tankersley preach on Sunday, April 15, 2018 at the AM service.
Thank you for listening to Bill Tankersley preach from the Old and New Testaments on March 4, 2018 at the Sunday PM service.
Value Add: Conversations and Reflections that add value to your life.
Zac Luben is the Youth and Family Minister at the Culver Palms Church of Christ in Culver City, California. Zac has been in youth ministry for over 10 years and has been a mentor and friend since I moved to Southern California. We talk seminary degrees, ministry longevity, speed reading, and our friendship. We recorded this podcast at the Fall Middle school retreat called IMPACT.
Josh Kellar is a father of 3 and a husband of an amazing Krista! He is a Licensed Therapist in Belton, TX and a former Children's and Family Minister. He's got some great insight into what therapy can offer people trying to follow Jesus.
Nick Blevins Family Ministry Podcast: Children | Youth | Students | NextGen
In this episode, I welcome my friend, Cindy Fiala, back to the podcast (You can check out Cindy’s first episode on the Family Ministry Model and Women in Leadership here). Cindy has recently transitioned into the role of Family Minister at LifeBridge Christian Church. She talks about what that journey has looked like for her […] The post Episode 070: Hard Conversations and Tribes for Parents With Cindy Fiala appeared first on nickblevins.com.
Talking about Generation Z today: (Born from 1998-Present) They are both Eager, and Overwhelmed. Eager: *Gen Z's are opposites or extreme versions of millennials. *eager to start working- parents encourage working and independence. *competitive-they want to succeed and make it big. *foodies- care more about health and cooking. *more mature for their age and aware. * entrepreneurship is in their dna *1 in 2 will go to college. *want to change the world - highest volunteer rate. *parenting styles have shifted from helicopter parenting to empowering parenting. Kids are given more adult like responsibilities. (Owning a $600.00 phone at age 12) Overwhelmed: *worried about economy *changing gender roles is becoming normal *living in multi-generational homes *8 second attention span verses 12 seconds in 2000. *growing up In a post 9/11 world during a recession. *they communicate with ❤️
Beautiful and Powerful 1 Peter 2:15-3:7, 05.14.17 Mother’s Day Woman bears God’s Image: Beautiful + Powerful - 1 Peter 2:15 15 For this is the will of God, that by doing good you may put to silence the ignorance of foolish men She is Beautiful 1 Peter 3:3 Do not let your adornment be merely outward—arranging the hair, wearing gold, or putting on fine apparel A Woman reflects the nature of God. She is Beautiful in her Spirit, Soul, and Body. 1 Peter 3:4 rather let it be the hidden person of the heart, with the incorruptible beauty of a gentle and quiet spirit, which is very precious in the sight of God. A powerful woman chooses submission to her husband because she trusts God more than her husband. …..Not because he always makes the right decisions. She is Complex 1 Peter 3:7 7 Husbands, likewise, dwell with them with understanding, giving honor The thrill of the conquest is owing to her complexity. Yet, she must never be fully conquered. She is Powerful 1 Peter 3:7 giving honor to the wife, as to the weaker vessel, and as being heirs together of the grace of life, that your prayers may not be hindered. Women are fragile… but so is Plutonium. She is both fragile and powerful. The difference between a nuclear bomb and a nuclear power plant are the control rods. They must be made of an element able to withstand the release of neutrons without undergoing fission. Be the size God made you. Not indefinite pause. Beautiful + Complex + Powerful: Honor 1 Peter 3:8-9 Finally, all of you be of one mind, having compassion for one another; love as brothers, be tenderhearted, be courteous; not returning evil for evil or reviling for reviling, but on the contrary blessing, knowing that you were called to this, that you may inherit a blessing.
Justin Craig, Family Minister
Sermon by Jim Calkin, Youth and Family Minister
In this episode, we talk to Terry Gillim, the Youth & Family Minister at the Lafayette Church of Christ in Lafayette, Tennessee about using Windows PCs and Android phones and tablets. Recorded February 28, 2014 - published on March 3, 2014. Show notes for this episode can be found at chad.co/mbits/007.Be sure to email me with comments or questions directly at chad.landman@gmail.com.Follow @ministrybits on TwitterLike us on Facebook at facebook.com/ministrybitsListen to us on the AIM Network at aimthenetwork.com or on the Adventures in Ministry app on the App Store. Show notes for this episode:Brother TypewriterYouVersion LiveYouVersion Bible AppDocs To GoPoll EverywhereDell Optiplex desktopMicrosoft OfficeDropboxSamsung Galaxy Tab 2 10-inchPolaris OfficeLG G2 SmartphoneFeedlyRemind 101School ConnectThe Jenkins InstitutePractical Youth MinistryTwo-Handed WarriorTrey MorganThe Faughn Family of Four
The subject is education for all ages. Dr. Tom's guests include Rev. Dr. Jane Simmons, author, teacher, and Unity minister serving as International Teen Ministry Coordinator for Unity Worldwide Ministries; Rev. Kathryn Kellogg, UWM Children and Family Ministry Coordinator; and Rev. Rachel Simpson, Let's Talk About It producer and interim Youth and Family Minister at Unity Village Chapel. Great show!
Rev. Leon Campbell-the Family Minister at Agape International Spiritual Center in Los Angeles will be joining Sunny on 'Singin' in the Rain'. In addition to being a powerful minister, he is also a rockin' singer with an inspirational CD coming out and h
Sermon: Katie Trinter, Youth and Family Minister
Sermon: Katie Trinter, Youth and Family Minister
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