Podcasts about Hume Lake

In this week's episode, Nole is joined by Josh Smith. Josh is a friend from Hume Lake and this episode focuses in on Josh's journey of faith and the lessons learned through it. The primary focus is on trusting God, and taking "leaps of faith" as He calls us into things that don't make sense to us, and resisting the temptation to rely on our own strengths or experience. This one hits me right where I'm at in life right now and I personally got a lot out of the conversation. I know that you will too. Big thank you to My Epic and Facedown Records for the use of their song "Hail" in our podcast!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dz2RZThURTU&ab_channel=FacedownRecordsMyZone facility code for The Fire You Carry: CALIFUS001Get $60 off a MZ-Switch Heart Rate Monitor!https://buy.myzone.org/?lang=enUS&voucher=CALIFUS001-60The Fire Up Progam video.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I__ErPW46Ec&t=12s&ab_channel=FireUpProgramThe Fire You Carry Instagram.https://www.instagram.com/thefireyoucarry/Sign up for a class at The Fire Up Program!https://www.fireupprogram.com/programsDonate to The Fire Up Program.https://www.fireupprogram.com/donateThe Fire Up Program Instagram.https://www.instagram.com/fireup_program/Kevin's Instagram.https://www.instagram.com/kevinpwelsh/?hl=enNole's Instagram.https://www.instagram.com/nolelilley/?hl=enJoin us on Discord.https://discord.gg/rkDa9Ae27qBuy us a coffee to support the podcast.https://discord.gg/rkDa9Ae27qBuy podcast apparel.https://thefireyoucarry.threadless.com 

Join Us - "Psalm 100 - God's Goodness/ Greatness & Youth Hume Lake Stories"

Camp is designed to help us feel close to the Lord. So what do we do after camp so our faith is not just a camp high? Brynn and Ka'eo sit down with Ella Slayden and Griffin Bletscher, who just returned from Hume Lake summer camp. They discuss how God is the same at camp and home, even if we don't experience the same feelings in both places.

Cliff interviews Richelle Latona, director of Alumni Relations at Hume Lake Christian Camps.  Richelle and Cliff talk about how Hume established a new camp in New England, as well as lots of the ins and outs of one of the largest Christian camps in America. Watch on YouTube: youtube.com/sunrisecommunitychurchWatch live on Mondays at 10am: www.facebook.com/sunrisecommunityonline/liveSong: Fredji - Happy Life (Vlog No Copyright Music)Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music.Video Link: https://youtu.be/KzQiRABVARk

Cliff is at Hume Lake today where our children and students are going to camp for the week.www.hume.orgWatch on YouTube: youtube.com/sunrisecommunitychurchWatch live on Mondays at 10am: www.facebook.com/sunrisecommunityonline/liveSong: Fredji - Happy Life (Vlog No Copyright Music)Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music.Video Link: https://youtu.be/KzQiRABVARk

6-18-23 sermon by Pastor Jason Huntsinger.  Today Jason interviews our kids and councilors who just spent the week at Hume Lake to see what they learned!

CELEBRATION CALIFORNIA a family camp with our family of churches Better Together with Travis Aicklen May, '23 @ Hume Lake

CELEBRATION CALIFORNIA a family camp with our family of churches Better Together with  Willy Verduzco May, '23 @ Hume Lake

CELEBRATION CALIFORNIA a family camp with our family of churches Better Together with Bo Noonan May, '23 @ Hume Lake

CELEBRATION CALIFORNIAa family camp with our family of churches Better Together with Steve Whitmer May, '23 @ Hume Lake

This Quoircast Podcast episode is brought to you by Returning To Eden: A Field Guide For The Spiritual Journey by Heather Hamilton. The book releases Feb. 22, 2023, but is available for pre-order now. In this episode we chat with Bethany Cseh Bethany grew up in a Christian family and met Jason in college at Hume Lake. They married in 2001 and helped plant Catalyst in 2006. It was during that time she discovered her love for preaching and teaching the Word of God while discipling those Jesus keeps bringing her way. She is mom to Isaac, Emily, and Antonio. She's an avid runner, is a foster and adoptive parent, loves Jesus and people, and enjoys spending time at the river. She is currently working towards her Masters of Divinity at Claremont School of Theology. Bethany has written two books - Stepping Into Advent and Stepping Into Lent. She is currently working on a third book. You can connect with Bethany on: Facebook     Twitter     Instagram You can find all things Bethany Cseh related at her website You can connect with Catalyst Church at their website You can purchase Bethany's book on Amazon.com You can connect with This Is Not Church on: Facebook     Instagram      Twitter     TikTok     YouTube Also check out our Linktree for all things This Is Not Church related Please like and follow our Quoircast Partners: Heretic Happy Hour     Messy Spirituality     Apostates Anonymous  Ideas Digest     The New Evangelicals Each episode of This Is Not Church Podcast is expertly engineered by our producer The Podcast Doctor Eric Howell. If you're thinking of starting a podcast you need to connect with Eric!

The names of God reveal His character to us March 17th, 2022 Recorded at Hume Lake

Perspectives and advice for college freshmen. March 15th, 2022 Recorded at Hume Lake

Neil offers perspectives on prevailing prayer March 17th, 2022 Recorded at Hume Lake

Why do so few choose the path of servanthood, and how do we become a true servant? March 17th, 2022 Recorded at Hume Lake

We need to use our time wisely and live intentionally March 18th, 2022 Recorded at Hume Lake

Welcome to Spring Break! What are the stories of parts of your life that God has touched? March 13th, 2022 Recorded at Hume Lake

How do we make sure we are doing the important, not the urgent? March 17th, 2022 Recorded at Hume Lake

The basics of the Christian walk are the most important things to know well! March 15th, 2022 Recorded at Hume Lake

Confession is crucial to the Christian life March 15th, 2022 Recorded at Hume Lake

What we think about ourselves matters, so what does God think of us? March 14th, 2022 Recorded at Hume Lake

Bob talks about maintaining your soul so you can continue to glorify God March 14th, 2022 Recorded at Hume Lake

Perspectives and advice for college seniors. March 15th, 2022 Recorded at Hume Lake

Perspectives and advice for college sophomores. March 15th, 2022 Recorded at Hume Lake

Perspectives and advice for college juniors. March 15th, 2022 Recorded at Hume Lake

I first heard about Megan Fate Marshman when our girls came home from Hume Lake Christian Camp and said, "We loved Spirit Girl!" (And Bethany wanted to BE the Spirit Girl--the one who led all the games and was so funny and fun!) Megan still works for Hume Lake as Director of Women's Ministries and is still funny and so fun, but also a great speaker and author. She pastors at Willow Creek Church and ministers at her home church, Arbor Road in S. California. At the time of this recording, Megan had been married 10 years but her dear husband passed away suddenly a few mid 2021 and we pray for her heart to heal and her life to continue to bless hundreds and thousands of her listeners.Please join me in praying for Meg as she mothers her two darling boys. Today's episode is about her latest book, Meant For Good—The Adventure of Trusting God and His Plans for You. A must-read. Put it in your own stocking! Some of the many great quotes from Meant for Good:  We want answers, God wants trust. God knows His plans for our lives; it doesn't say He will tell us those plans. We must prioritize time for intimacy with God; no one will do that for us. The purpose of prayer is not to share our agenda with God. It's to align our lives with His agenda. About Meg: As an international speaker at churches, conferences and university chapels, Megan Fate Marshman is a leading voice to this generation. She has devoted her life to loving God and overflowing His awesome love to others. Megan is currently a teaching pastor at Willow Creek Community Church and the Director of Women's Ministries at Hume Lake Christian Camps. She also shepherds women at her home church, Arbor Road. She also enjoys adventuring all over the globe with her boys speaking and sharing the love of Jesus. She authored the books “Meant for Good” and "SelfLess," and co-wrote the book, "7 Family Ministry Essentials," with Dr. Michelle Anthony. Megan also served as the Director of Student Resources for David C Cook Publishers, where she led a team in creating TruIdentity, a spiritually forming, Christ centered, and family empowered youth ministry curriculum.     In February of 2021, Megan's husband, Randy Marshman, went home to be with Jesus after suffering a heart attack. For Megan, “to live is Christ, to die is gain (Philippians 1:21).” She grieves with hope and lives to become more like Christ so others may know Him more through her. Megan lives in Lakewood, California with her two boys, Foster and Jedidiah.  

In this Back Shed Rewind, we revisit an interview from February, 2021 with Rachel Closs, a missionary in training with Ethnos 360. Rachel was preparing to head onto the mission field full-time in Papua New Guinea.  As of this last week, she has her plane tickets in hand and will be in PNG by the end of the month. 

Trending Topics at 5 o'clock. An update on the charges against David Hernandez, the suspect in a series of crimes in NE Fresno yesterday. A Florida school district with thousands in isolation or quarantine calls emergency board meeting as nearly 6,000 people are sent home. 94 COVID cases have been linked to Hume Lake Christian Camp. A Fresno family law attorney will be tried for an alleged sexual relationship with a 13-year-old boy. The valley can look forward to some relief from the triple digit heat.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We are continuing our summer series looking at unheralded heroes of our faith. Unique men and women who show us what it looks like to follow God in their lives, and what we can imitate in ours. This week we will examine the conversion of Lydia. A woman who clearly had God work in her life as she heard the Word of God from Paul. God works in opening hearts and minds to receive his message. He did it with Lydia, and he still does it today! We will also make time to hear from our Hume Lake campers. They too have had God open their hearts to receiving the message of God, and can show us more real life examples, just like Lydia.

In this episode Josh interviews fellow podcaster and church leader, Ani. Be sure to listen to her podcast, Growing Pains w/ Ani. Enjoy!

A statewide Flex Alert has been issued for Wednesday 4-9p in an effort to avoid blackouts. The Well, a local church in Fresno and Clovis, has cancelled its youth activities after COVID exposures at Hume Lake summer camp. LA will require city workers to get their COVID vaccination or be regularly tested. Mayor Jerry Dyer joins the show to discuss the City of Fresno's approach to managing COVID in the workplace.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A statewide Flex Alert has been issued for Wednesday 4-9p in an effort to avoid blackouts. The Well, a local church in Fresno and Clovis, has cancelled its youth activities after COVID exposures at Hume Lake summer camp. LA will require city workers to get their COVID vaccination or be regularly tested. Mayor Jerry Dyer joins the show to discuss the City of Fresno's approach to managing COVID in the workplace.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this special episode, Josh interviews a bunch of people from the Hume Lake summer camp that he attended. thanks to Johnny Ardavanis, Nick Ely, and Dave for doing this for me. Enjoy!  Dave's Youtube channel- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjD14EtmCb8PXNu18HseQGA

Pastor Byron Morales // Sunday, July 11, 2021

With the junior high and high school students gone at Hume Lake, Connor and Mike take an episode to talk about the ways that God works through camp experiences. Spoiler alert: God can use times at camp in powerful ways!

With the junior high and high school students gone at Hume Lake, Connor and Mike take an episode to talk about the ways that God works through camp experiences. Spoiler alert: God can use times at camp in powerful ways!

With the junior high and high school students gone at Hume Lake, Connor and Mike take an episode to talk about the ways that God works through camp experiences. Spoiler alert: God can use times at camp in powerful ways!

Today as we look at Paul's own personal "Hume Lake" experience, we discover a few principles. The secret to the abundant spiritual life is to G.I.V.E. This means to Give yourself, have an Indomitable Spirit, to be a Victor, and to Evangelize. Often times we are threatened by comfort, complacency, compromise, culture, and connections, but Paul in Acts 20:24 declares that "none of these things move me..." When we lose our lives, we will actually find it. We won't lose the "Mountain-Top experience" when we choose to live and G.I.V.E.

In this episode Costi Hinn interviews Jonny Ardavanis about how to deal with fear, anxiety, and depression. As the Camp Director at Hume Lake and the Dean of Campus and Student Advancement at The Master's University in California, Jonny is no stranger to witnessing the first hand challenges of fear, anxiety, and depression in this generation. He ministers to thousands of teens, college students, and young adults every year and regularly points them to the gospel and the character of God on this issue. 

We revisit the talk I gave about true hope in God at the Firefighters for Christ Women's Tea at Hume Lake in March 2019. It's a talk that is very dear to my heart and is the backdrop for one of God's most unique love stories.

More on drunk Jason's tirade. Listeners comment. The General Lee from "Dukes of Hazard" will remain on display at an auto museum. Local camp at Hume Lake is looking to raise $6 to keep its facilities functioning in this summer of COVID. Thurs 7/9: Hour 2 Photo by Greyson Joralemon (https://unsplash.com/@greysonjoralemon?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText) on Unsplash (https://unsplash.com/s/photos/hume-lake?utm_source=unsplash&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=creditCopyText)

Get to know Fancy Morales! Fancy shares glimpses of her life -- from growing up in California, to hearing the Lord while at a Hume Lake retreat, to how her and her husband ended up at the ER after a DIY-anniversary dinner.

In this blast from the past, J. Warner discusses the self-evident nature of transcendent, objective moral truth and answers a common objection to their existence. Jim also discusses his recent talks at Hume Lake and reviews a New York Times article describing the growing request for evidence among Mormon believers

Hi Conejo Church family, I hope you’re having a good week with Jesus, whether you’re experiencing smooth sailing or bumpy seas...This coming Sunday, March 1, our good friends, Mike and Vanessa Katzenberger, will be with us in our service at 10 AM. We can’t wait to hear how God is using them in Poland right now!I’ll be preaching about Paul’s amazing journey in Acts 27 and 28.Here’s the point of it all: How can you find peace and purpose through the storms, shipwrecks and snake bites of life?Also, our youth will be at Hume Lake winter camp this weekend. Please pray that they have a powerful time with the Lord in the mountains and that He returns them to us safely.Can’t wait to see you on Sunday! In His grip, Kirk

"Sherri's passion is that all our children have the opportunity to say yes to Jesus! She has worked in various areas of children's ministries for more then 30 years, including, preschool curricula, and being a kindergarten teacher. Sherri is currently Children's Ministry director for the Seventh-Day Adventist North American Division." - SDA NAD Links to how to find your learning style and spiritual gift will be on childminchat.com/podcast   Connect Retreat at Hume Lake will be September 13-15,2019. Get your tickets and register now at childminchat.com/events 

If you had one week to impact the lives of 1000 students, how would you do it? Ten people in a cabin in the woods with their Bibles, white boards, with ridiculous amounts of jr high level snacks! It’s not about outdoing the last year. . It’s all about doing “Different” well! Don’t address the peripheral symptoms, aim at the root causes and core motivations. And. . . what the heck is the genre of Zombie Bayou? In this episode of the Teaching Pastor we sit down and have a chat with Jay Johnson and Derek Geer members of the creative team at Hume Lake Christian Camps. If you want to see what a week at Hume Lake looks like in 3 min, click here. 2016 and 2017 Summer Theme Videos Bingo and Forsaken Hume Summer Theme Trailers/Teasers The Meadow Ranch (Jr High camp) Stage presentation of Phoenix Dark Pixar – Creativity Inc.   Music Provided by Pawn Shop Kings, “Love Like Jesus” Don’t forget to rate and review the podcast on iTunes. Visit our patreon page and become a patron of the podcast patreon.com/theteachingpastor  

What happens when we believe that we can transform lives, renew cities, preach the gospel, bring forth the kingdom, reign in heaven on earth on our own? Disaster. When left to our own devices humanity can and will run itself into the ground. It is because on our own we aren't enough. You are not enough, but Jesus is. How can we learn to root our identities in Christ, so that we may bring life? Listen as our friend, Megan Fate Marshman, walks us through the miracle of the feeding of the five thousand and how Jesus teaches us to lean into him when we don't have enough.

What happens when we believe that we can transform lives, renew cities, preach the gospel, bring forth the kingdom, reign in heaven on earth on our own? Disaster. When left to our own devices humanity can and will run itself into the ground. It is because on our own we aren't enough. You are not enough, but Jesus is. How can we learn to root our identities in Christ, so that we may bring life? Listen as our friend, Megan Fate Marshman, walks us through the miracle of the feeding of the five thousand and how Jesus teaches us to lean into him when we don't have enough.

Assistant Pastor Luke Barnes brings us the message this week. Pastor Luke and our Minister to Students, Amanda De La Vega Tovar, will be doing a two week mini-series called "Lessons from the Lake". Recently our middle school and high school youth programs traveled to Hume Lake and Lake Shasta for their annual summer camps. God worked so powerfully in each trip and provided so many amazing stories for the students and leaders. This Sunday, Pastor Luke will tell of the lessons he learned during the annual high school Houseboats trip.

Assistant Pastor Luke Barnes brings us the message this week. Pastor Luke and our Minister to Students, Amanda De La Vega Tovar, will be doing a two week mini-series called "Lessons from the Lake". Recently our middle school and high school youth programs traveled to Hume Lake and Lake Shasta for their annual summer camps. God worked so powerfully in each trip and provided so many amazing stories for the students and leaders. This Sunday, Pastor Luke will tell of the lessons he learned during the annual high school Houseboats trip.

Discipleship needs to be done in community. Especially, during our current age where communities can be found through social media, blogs, and websites. Authentic community that builds, sustains, exposes, challenges, and forms us into Christlikeness is found in the church. Listen as our guest speaker, Megan Fate Marshman helps continue our Practicing the Way of Jesus series, and helps us understand the role of community in our relationship to each other and God.

Discipleship needs to be done in community. Especially, during our current age where communities can be found through social media, blogs, and websites. Authentic community that builds, sustains, exposes, challenges, and forms us into Christlikeness is found in the church. Listen as our guest speaker, Megan Fate Marshman helps continue our Practicing the Way of Jesus series, and helps us understand the role of community in our relationship to each other and God.

0:45 How we all met at Hume Lake 2:05 Austin Clark Speaks 4:15 Austin’s experiences that led to him speaking 6:30 Austin’s 3 favorite moments as a Hornet 8:15 How living in Northern California has impacted Austin’s present 9:50 West Valley’s impact on Austin 11:20 Austin’s testimony 14:00 3 things the church has given to … Continue reading NFL Playoffs with Austin Clark →

It is one thing to stand on the shore at Torrance Beach and dream of surfing big waves, or stand up paddling, or sailing off to Catalina and beyond. It is a very different experience to actually move out into deeper water where we are confronted with bigger surf, bigger wind, and bigger fish. This is the call of Jesus to Simon Peter in Luke 5. The invitation of Jesus consistently prompts us to move from shallow into deeper water as we follow him as a disciple. It will be scary, but the thrill is worth it. Our all beach service will include what Peter did, welcoming home our Hume Lake students and staff, their testimonies, and baptisms. Bill

VOX Questions - Scripture, Sinners, Women in Leadership, and is the Bible just an epic tale? 1. Thank you so much for recording this! I am understanding the importance of reading Scripture "in context" at a deeper level--with less of the blinders from my church experience. For example, this morning I read Matt 18:15-17 and realized we cannot take this as a step by step process for how to deal with sin in the church/excommunicate someone (as the church often does in my experience) without understanding the social context in which the passage was written--e.g., what were the standards for such issues at the time, and how did Jesus' instructions differ? My point in saying all that is this: What do I listen to/read along with my Bible to get that kind of crucial info? 2. Recently I saw a video clip of a well known pastor talk about the two lies that scare him the most. He says the first lie is that, "You are a good person." He references Romans 3:9-12 (which I believe comes from Ps. 14:3)as well as Ro. 3:23. Essentially he points out that the Bible teaches that no human is good, our hearts are evil. He even goes as far to say that when we speak of someone as "good" at a funeral, we're lying, because the Bible teaches that no one is good. He also used the flood as an example of God's wrath towards his creation that had turned evil. Most of my life, even after becoming a Christian I have struggled with depression and guilt. I guess my question is, even after Jesus, am I still a bad person? Didn't God call his creation good? While these verses that this pastor pointed out are clearly in the Bible, what about other verses that speak of God's great love for us? Is it a matter of seeing God's love for us despite our sin? Do we have an "old sin nature" that stays win us even after giving our lives to Jesus? I'm finding it burdensome to give myself over to Jesus and still be considered "bad" or even that when I sin, I'm constantly disappointing him. Maybe I watched the video with too much of my own insecurities in mind. Anyway, I hope this makes sense. Thanks for reading! 3. My background - As a believer for most of my life- I have grown up in churches, Hume Lake, Biola, and other great spots where the traditional role of women is to submit, not be pastors or teachers (except to children) and not be on elder boards. I have been relatively ok with this (it's tradition) but have really had my eyes opened with your teachings. The biggest issue I now see is that the gospel is becoming ugly to those on the "outside" of church and I know of friends who would never darken the door of my church simply because of how women are viewed. It now only seems to me to be discrimination. I can see that Jesus took a very different role with women- one for which has made me feel loved and respected, and I am so thankful - My question - what do I do in my current church to encourage any kind of light to be shed on this topic in a respectful way- when in essence I'm not even sure my concerns and perspective will be valued simply because I'm a woman? Any advice? I want to lovingly share my concerns- but honestly my foot is out the door of this church (for many reasons- women in leadership being only one.) 4. Love the podcast keep up the good work! Wondering if you have ever responded to the argument that goes: "since the Bible reads like an epic story, than that's all it is - an epic, fictional story." The example I've heard given to explain this is: "why would Emperor Augustus call for a census, especially one where you had go back to your ancestral home? It only makes sense because, like all good fiction, it makes Jesus' birth more dramatic." This feels very Jesus Seminar-ish to me, but it also works to turn the normal genre-based understanding of the books of the Bible against us. Thoughts on this? Learn more about the VOX Podcast: www.voxpodcast.com Support the VOX Podcast on Patreon: www.patreon.com/voxpodcast

After a wonderful week ministering at Hume Lake, it’s so good to be home. And so glorious to be back in the amazing book of Acts. As you are about to hear in this PODCAST, the elegant simplicity of what God intended His local churches to look like and how He intended for them to function, coupled with unencumbered sincerity of His biblical blueprint for every local church ministry, is breathtaking to behold. Please remember that depending upon your web browser and connection speed, it may take up to 60 seconds for this podcast to begin to play. God bless you richly as you listen.

While I am away speaking at Hume Lake, please enjoy this encore PODCAST. You are about to hear an amazing story about a remarkable man, AND an encounter with Jesus that includes one of the most important and practical biblical principles that you will find anywhere in the pages of the Bible. Quite a claim, I know. One that I will absolutely prove in this PODCAST. A principle that I will be presumptuous enough to suggest that you and I need to hear, and of which we need to be reminded, perhaps often. This is on the surface a story about a man born blind (which would be remarkable enough). But it is also a story about sheep, about a sheepfold, about the door of the sheepfold, about Jesus who identified Himself as the “door of the sheep,” and about life in the desert in which the sheep and shepherds in Israel lived and continue to live. Before we get to the story itself, I need very briefly to remind you of something we talked about way back on February 2, 2013, nearly 3 years ago. When God appeared to Moses in the Burning Bush, He made a most remarkable statement: “I have come down to rescue them from the hand of the Egyptians and to bring them up out of that land into a good and spacious land, a land flowing with milk and honey.” Interesting phrase, “milk and honey.” Honey (a jam made of figs and dates) refers to the land of the farmer, and the bounty of the fruit of the land that is grown by the farmers. Milk refers to the land of the shepherd, and that which is produced by the flocks that are raised and cared for by the shepherds. In Israel, both lands -- milk and honey -- come together in a breathtaking variety of geography and climate that (NOW GET THIS) puts into its proper perspective EXACTLY the kind of lives that we are living today. More specifically, HOW and WHY we think the way we do today. We have SO MUCH to learn from this story. Please remember that depending upon your web browser and connection speed, it may take up to 60 seconds for this podcast to begin to play. Words worth waiting for, I assure you. God bless you as you listen.

Jessie Minassian just made a big move and finds herself nestled in the middle of a national forest, hours from anything more than a country store. Her relocation to Hume Lake with her family was a big transition, but an answer to her prayer of "Lord send me". A woman willing to join God in what he is already doing, this is just one ways that Jessie has said "yes" in recent years to the open door in front of her. Jessie's warmth shines through our conversation as she talks through parenting teenagers, writing Bible studies, and transitioning her own girls out of homeschooling. Her desire to walk through the doors God opens, whatever they might be, is evident in every aspect of her life. She is a woman who loves a good pen and Amazon Prime, and maybe, just maybe, sunbathes on her dining room table (you'll need to listen to the end to hear about that). You won't want to miss this delight of a mom, friend and sister that joins us for this round of The Open Door Sisterhood Podcast.

In this episode, Phil and Janelle talk about a mega vacation, record stores, Phil's birthday, Manchester By the Sea, Rogue One, Hume Lake, Christmas, New Years, Walt Disney World, Stacy, Yeti, vacation pants, The Bachelor, board games, Code Breakers, Nintendo, 3DS tags, and more.

In this episode Fox and I talk with the crew from For All Seasons about: How their music has been spreading through the world and how the TCC audience has really embraced their music. How For All Seasons came about. Getting started as a chapel worship team at Biola. Leading at Hume Lake summer camp. How their band evolved to be more than just a band. The importance of keeping God at the center of anything we're doing. The songwriting and song selection process for their latest project. The recording process. Encouragement for the new worship leader or those who want to step out to become a worship leader.

A glimpse at the theme for the 2009 summer... don't forget their will be the lake, paintball, ropes course, and 1000 other high school students...