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TJ chats with long-time friend and bandmate Vaughan Gregory, frontman of Christian metal band Grave Forsaken. They discuss the roots of metal and how it fits surprisingly well with the Gospel message. They talk about band stuff, the end of the world, and Christian hope.

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Raven Creek Social Club began, like most things in our lives, with a conversation. Or rather, multiple conversations wherein brother and sister, Nathan and Emily, discussed theology, the challenges and joys of being family, sci-fi movies, the woes of the world, and whatever else happened to capture their imagination or attention. Along the way, friends joined in and offered up their insights and questions. The end result was often the same - you should start a podcast, write a book, or anything so that the conversation did not have to end. Encouraged by some positive peer pressure, Nathan and Emily, embarked on the adventure that is Raven Creek Social Club, and we hope that you enjoy being a part of it.Nathan UnderwoodNATHAN UNDERWOODNathan is a husband and a father of two. A self-taught musician and song writer, he has led worship since the age of fifteen, and also served as a small group leader in churches over the years. A science fiction and comic book fanatic, lover of legos, and musical omnivore, his conversations on faith often take a stroll through these unexpected but relatable lands. Having worked both in the church and the private sector, Nathan brings a real world perspective our conversations while still upholding Biblical authority to direct the life of the believer. His education on matters of faith, though not formal, is one driven by curiosity and a desire to live his faith with integrity and fervor. His upcoming book, Are You Worshipping?, explores how study is an expression of worship that all believer should pursue.Nathan can be reached at the following addresses:ravencreeksc@gmail.com or by searching RavenCreekSC on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.Emily DixonEmily DixonEMILY DIXONEmily Dixon, author of Scandalous: Things Good Christian Girls Don't Talk About, But Probably Should, is a wife and mother of two. After having her faith shattered by her first marriage that ended in abuse and divorce, Emily returned to school to add a Masters in Biblical Literature to her degrees in art and psychology. During this time of study, her faith was restored and she discovered a renewed love for the Biblical text. Since then she has taught in the Christian Ministries Department of a local college. Her classes included: Life of Christ, Old and New Testament Literature, Sociology of Christianity, World Religion and more. And while she loves teaching, her true delight is often found in the real and often difficult conversations that happen among friends as we wrestle with matters of faith.Emily can be reached at the following addresses:ravencreeksc@gmail.com or by searching RavenCreekSC on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.Joe ZaragozaJoe ZaragozaJOE ZARAGOZAJoe joined Nathan and Emily when they decided to partner on Joe's podcast The Commentarians. Joe is a former punk rocker (though will always be punk rock at heart) who is today an Evangelical Christian, a feminist and a political and social liberal (for the most part). He bases what he believes on this question: What does the Bible say and what is the context it says it in? Not what does tradition say or what do most Christians believe, but what does the Bible say? He tries to live out the life God has laid out for him as best he can, with varying results. He likes his bourbons neat and his beers on tap. A few more things you should know about Joe is he is married to his best friend, hates iced tea, and when he is asked how he's doing he will always say, “I can't complain.” It's the most honest answer he can give. Be sure to follow Joe on your preferred social media.Facebook: @TheCommentatiransTwitter: @CommentariansInstagram: @CommentariansJOSHUA SHERMANJoshua Sherman is a husband and father of two. He loves studying deep things and making them digestible for people that have limited time, energy, or relevant background. A worship leader and song-writer, Joshua has been deeply involved in both music and the church since his youth. A continual student, Joshua is always seeking to learn more about the truth. He believes the Bible is best read with a view to the original context, with full awareness of the historical and traditional lenses we all wear. Joshua is used to being a bit of an outsider – growing up in conservative Evangelical circles among much more liberal culture on the West Coast, and going to a Christian college in Seattle. He now lives in Western Colorado, where he tends to be seen as a bit of a “crazy liberal” among a very conservative culture, though he continues to hold primarily conservative positions regarding Biblical interpretation and politics. Go figure!Joshua can be contacted online at any of the following places:tendingournets@gmail.comFacebook: @TendingOurNetsInstagram: @tendingournetsTimothy J. SteadmanTimothy J. SteadmanTIMOTHY J. STEADMANTimothy is an author, podcaster and musician who lives in Perth, Western Australia with his lovely and devoted wife Elizabeth, their three young children and a couple of cheeky dogs. He enjoys participating in peaceful outdoor pursuits, music and motorsport events with friends and family, enjoys quiet time at Perth's many pristine beaches and hopes to one day have the patience to teach his boys to fish. He is a songwriter and musician, having served as a founding member of Christian evangelistic heavy metal band "Grave Forsaken." Tim became a Christian in 1992 and has devoted himself to the study of the Word of God in almost every spare moment since.If you want to contact Tim without going all the way to Australia or waiting on the post to go all that way, he can be contacted online at the following places:giantanswers.comgiantanswers@outlook.comTwitter: @giantanswersguyInstagram: @tj_steadmanFacebook: @giantanswers

Raven Creek Social Club began, like most things in our lives, with a conversation. Or rather, multiple conversations wherein brother and sister, Nathan and Emily, discussed theology, the challenges and joys of being family, sci-fi movies, the woes of the world, and whatever else happened to capture their imagination or attention. Along the way, friends joined in and offered up their insights and questions. The end result was often the same - you should start a podcast, write a book, or anything so that the conversation did not have to end. Encouraged by some positive peer pressure, Nathan and Emily, embarked on the adventure that is Raven Creek Social Club, and we hope that you enjoy being a part of it.Nathan UnderwoodNATHAN UNDERWOODNathan is a husband and a father of two. A self-taught musician and song writer, he has led worship since the age of fifteen, and also served as a small group leader in churches over the years. A science fiction and comic book fanatic, lover of legos, and musical omnivore, his conversations on faith often take a stroll through these unexpected but relatable lands. Having worked both in the church and the private sector, Nathan brings a real world perspective our conversations while still upholding Biblical authority to direct the life of the believer. His education on matters of faith, though not formal, is one driven by curiosity and a desire to live his faith with integrity and fervor. His upcoming book, Are You Worshipping?, explores how study is an expression of worship that all believer should pursue.Nathan can be reached at the following addresses:ravencreeksc@gmail.com or by searching RavenCreekSC on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.Emily DixonEmily DixonEMILY DIXONEmily Dixon, author of Scandalous: Things Good Christian Girls Don't Talk About, But Probably Should, is a wife and mother of two. After having her faith shattered by her first marriage that ended in abuse and divorce, Emily returned to school to add a Masters in Biblical Literature to her degrees in art and psychology. During this time of study, her faith was restored and she discovered a renewed love for the Biblical text. Since then she has taught in the Christian Ministries Department of a local college. Her classes included: Life of Christ, Old and New Testament Literature, Sociology of Christianity, World Religion and more. And while she loves teaching, her true delight is often found in the real and often difficult conversations that happen among friends as we wrestle with matters of faith.Emily can be reached at the following addresses:ravencreeksc@gmail.com or by searching RavenCreekSC on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.Joe ZaragozaJoe ZaragozaJOE ZARAGOZAJoe joined Nathan and Emily when they decided to partner on Joe's podcast The Commentarians. Joe is a former punk rocker (though will always be punk rock at heart) who is today an Evangelical Christian, a feminist and a political and social liberal (for the most part). He bases what he believes on this question: What does the Bible say and what is the context it says it in? Not what does tradition say or what do most Christians believe, but what does the Bible say? He tries to live out the life God has laid out for him as best he can, with varying results. He likes his bourbons neat and his beers on tap. A few more things you should know about Joe is he is married to his best friend, hates iced tea, and when he is asked how he's doing he will always say, “I can't complain.” It's the most honest answer he can give. Be sure to follow Joe on your preferred social media.Facebook: @TheCommentatiransTwitter: @CommentariansInstagram: @CommentariansJOSHUA SHERMANJoshua Sherman is a husband and father of two. He loves studying deep things and making them digestible for people that have limited time, energy, or relevant background. A worship leader and song-writer, Joshua has been deeply involved in both music and the church since his youth. A continual student, Joshua is always seeking to learn more about the truth. He believes the Bible is best read with a view to the original context, with full awareness of the historical and traditional lenses we all wear. Joshua is used to being a bit of an outsider – growing up in conservative Evangelical circles among much more liberal culture on the West Coast, and going to a Christian college in Seattle. He now lives in Western Colorado, where he tends to be seen as a bit of a “crazy liberal” among a very conservative culture, though he continues to hold primarily conservative positions regarding Biblical interpretation and politics. Go figure!Joshua can be contacted online at any of the following places:tendingournets@gmail.comFacebook: @TendingOurNetsInstagram: @tendingournetsTimothy J. SteadmanTimothy J. SteadmanTIMOTHY J. STEADMANTimothy is an author, podcaster and musician who lives in Perth, Western Australia with his lovely and devoted wife Elizabeth, their three young children and a couple of cheeky dogs. He enjoys participating in peaceful outdoor pursuits, music and motorsport events with friends and family, enjoys quiet time at Perth's many pristine beaches and hopes to one day have the patience to teach his boys to fish. He is a songwriter and musician, having served as a founding member of Christian evangelistic heavy metal band "Grave Forsaken." Tim became a Christian in 1992 and has devoted himself to the study of the Word of God in almost every spare moment since.If you want to contact Tim without going all the way to Australia or waiting on the post to go all that way, he can be contacted online at the following places:giantanswers.comgiantanswers@outlook.comTwitter: @giantanswersguyInstagram: @tj_steadmanFacebook: @giantanswersEli The RavenWHY A RAVEN IN A TOP HAT?When we began looking to name our group, (A task none of us are ever fond of) we knew we wanted a name that would remind us of our dependence on God. If this project has any hope of succeeding, it will be the hand (and most likely reluctant amusement) of God keeping us going. After the prophet Elijah confronted the status quo of his day, he had to rely on God to feed him since his message wasn't the most popular one in town. The ravens in this story remind us of God's provision for His people. We call this project a “social club” as a tongue in cheek reminder that we are not alone. There are many people around the world following the LORD's lead even if feels lonely sometimes. We hope we are worthy of considering ourselves part of that group. The raven is to remember that God will provide, even in unlikely ways. The top hat serves to remind us we are children of the King. Putting both items together to reminds us not to take ourselves too seriously. And, of course there's the monocle, because Eli the raven is a very dapper bird.

TJ chats with long-time friend and bandmate Vaughan Gregory, frontman of Christian metal band Grave Forsaken. They discuss the roots of metal and how it fits surprisingly well with the Gospel message. They talk about band stuff, the end of the world, and Christian hope.

Some musicians never reach the level of success that their first big band achieved. When a musician attempts to start over fresh they can sometimes be bogged down by their previous reputation. On this episode of Discography Discussion, we ask is DevilDriver another one of those bands? Dan, Joe, and Josh don’t think so, and may even prefer DevilDriver over Coal Chamber. #discussmetal #DevilDriver Join our Patreon: Discography Discussion on Patreon - http://bit.ly/discussmetalpatreonDiscography Discussion Podcast Homepage - http://bit.ly/DiscographyDiscussionSubscribe to RSS - http://feeds.feedburner.com/danandjoeshow Listen to Discography Discussion on Spotify - http://bit.ly/discussmetalspotifyDiscography Discussion on Apple Podcasts/iTunes - http://bit.ly/discussmetalitunesDiscography Discussion on Google Play - http://bit.ly/discussmetalgoogleplayListen on Stitcher - http://bit.ly/discussmetalstitcherWatch/Listen on Youtube - http://bit.ly/discussmetalyoutubeListen on TuneIn - http://bit.ly/discussmetaltunein Join the conversation on Discord - http://bit.ly/discussmetalDiscordFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/DiscographydiscussionTwitter - https://twitter.com/discussmetalTumblr - https://danandjoeshow.tumblr.com Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Email: danandjoeshow@gmail.comwww.discussmetal.com Album of the weekDan - Horse The Band “The Mechanical Hand”Joe - Freddy Vs. Jason SoundtrackJosh - "Weird Al" Yankovic “Off the Deep End” Media Mentioned In This Episode:Episode 033: Tourniquet with Vaughan Gregory of Grave Forsaken - http://bit.ly/DDTourniquetEpisode 002: Mortification - http://bit.ly/DDMortificationPatreon EARLY ACCESS: Twenty-One Metal Albums Part 3 - Thrift Blast http://bit.ly/2MlQ6bW DevilDriver Episode Playlist: I Could Care Less I Dreamed I Died Swinging the Dead Ripped Apart Pale Horse Apocalypse Bound By the Moon Burning Sermon Pray For the Villains Forgiveness is a Six Gun Hardened You Make Me Sick Ruthless Winter Kills Bad Deeds Retribution Ghost Riders In the Sky

This week we begin our Christmas metal playlists! This time we bring you Christmas tunes from Krig, Deliverance, Theocracy, For Today, Family Force 5, Grave Forsaken and more!

Dan and Joe call out to Perth, Australia to chat with "The original podcast guest host" Vaughan Gregory of Grave Forsaken! This week's discussion, the seminal Christian thrash metal band 'Tourniquet!' Who is the better vocalist Guy Ritter? Or Luke Easter? Did the band change after Gary Lenaire left? Is 'Crawl to China' too alt rock? Did the band successfully return to their thrash metal roots? Are animal rights songs too preachy, and is Ted Kirkpatrick absolutely amazing? To find out eat your Dog’s Breakfast, wake up that Phantom Limb, Besprinkle Yourself in Scarlet Horror and get ready to Stop the Bleeding!! #discussmetal #Tourniquet #Grave Forsaken #ThrashMetal Vaughan Gregory and Grave Forsaken can be found online at - https://facebook.com/graveforsaken and https://www.graveforsaken.com Join our Patreon: Discography Discussion on Patreon - https://goo.gl/S7fVCcDiscography Discussion Podcast Homepage - https://goo.gl/hXMI33Subscribe to RSS - http://feeds.feedburner.com/danandjoeshowListen to Discography Discussion on iTunes - https://goo.gl/AzQ7vYDiscography Discussion on Google Play - https://goo.gl/d6czHIListen on Stitcher - https://goo.gl/j2eViHWatch/Listen on Youtube - https://goo.gl/rmJ8ksListen on TuneIn - https://goo.gl/lBs1wNFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/DiscographydiscussionTwitter - https://twitter.com/discussmetalTumblr - https://danandjoeshow.tumblr.comYoutube Live Stream - https://goo.gl/h7PuL2Google+ - https://goo.gl/WnyGvw Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Email: danandjoeshow@gmail.comwww.discussmetal.com -PLAYLIST-Tears of KorahPsycho SurgeryPathogenic Ocular DissonanceThe Skeezix DilemmaAcid HeadVanishing LessonsThe Tell Tale HeartWhite Knucklin’ the RosaryDrinking from the Poisoned WellMicroscopic View of a Telescopic RealmWhere Moth and Rust DestroyArchiteuthisThe Maiden Who Slept in the Glass CoffinFed By Ravens, Eaten By VulturesCage 23

Centurion Outpost Radio has returned! Dan and Joe bring the "more metal for your muffin," as we discuss the future of the Centurion Outpost. We also take the time to recap where the radio show, and the magazine, came from... and Grave Forsaken. Song List: "Perish the Though" - Grave Forsaken from Destined For Ascension "Morbid Memories" - Spirts Breeze from None Shall Perish "With Fire" - Feast Eternal from With Fire "The Fragile Breath" - Virgin Black from Requiem Fortissimo "Stitched In Plastic" - The Famine from The Raven and the Reaping "Burnt Alive" - Scourged Flesh from Bury The Lies

Centurion Outpost Radio - Episode 11 w/ Grave Forsaken COR Greatest Hits, Vol. 1, is intended to reacquaint everyone with Centurion Outpost Radio. This is episode #11 from our first run at podcasting. It features Vaughan and Matt from the band "Grave Forsaken." This is the second time we had guests on the show, and it turned into an epic discussion about the music world today, or... at least.... the music world then. :) Tune in soon for the second show in our greatest hits series. -wrendogg