Podcasts about lanphere

Join us for a special message called "The Struggle is Real" where we explore how hardships can actually make us stronger. Using examples from 2 Corinthians 4, we'll learn how even when life gets tough, we can trust that God is working through our struggles to help us grow. This encouraging talk will show you how to find joy and strength in difficult times. Don't miss it!

Join Pastor Ty in this inspiring sermon on prayer and fasting, inspired by Matthew 6. Discover the simple yet impactful practice of drawing closer to Jesus through these spiritual disciplines.

Join Pastor Ty as he shares practical insights on guarding your heart, choosing wise words, and staying on the right path. Check out this message today to discover the importance of sincerity, obedience, and repentance.

Check out our most recent message from Pastor Ty as he explores the teachings of Matthew 18:15-22. Unpacking the power of forgiveness, Pastor Ty emphasizes the importance of dealing with the dysfunction of division to walk in the strength of unity. Watch today to discover biblical insights on handling conflicts within the community of believers and the path to reconciliation.

Join Pastor Ty in this eye-opening sermon about the incredible impact our words can have on our lives. In this message, he shares practical tips on how tweaking what we say can lead to big changes in how we think and live.Discover the power within your words and learn how a simple shift in language can bring more joy, purpose, and fulfillment into your daily life.

Check out this message from Pastor Ty to explore how God works through trials, challenges, and change to reveal His purpose and bring restoration, encouraging us to respond with faith and endurance.

Join Pastor Ty in this powerful sermon as he teaches about the transformative power of compassion, exploring its significance in our daily lives and its profound impact on both the giver and the receiver.

Check out this message from Pastor Ty called, "Are You Scared?" He discusses the significance of drawing near to God, encouraging a practical and healthy fear of God that fosters a stronger spiritual connection.

* Duffy Challenges Producer Lanphere about Freedom to Sin: Will Duffy pointed out to Les Lanphere, the producer of the film Calvinist, that by the doctrines of Calvinism, men are not even free to sin. So he asked the producer, Does your film admit that Calvinism teaches that man is not free to sin? After all, John Calvin himself taught that men can only sin by divine decree and that they are unable to sin in any way other than how God decreed that they would commit each of their sins. Of course, Calvinists like Lanphere happily argue that men do not have free will, nor the freedom to choose God, nor the freedom to do right. Simultaneously though, they avoid discussion of the Calvinist teaching that men are also not free to sin, either. By Calvinist philosophy, men have no freedom to choose evil, or one sin over another sin, or to do anything outside of the divine decree. And because the eternal divine decree allegedly includes every thought, every desire, every action, and the history of every bit of matter, therefore by Calvinism men are not free to do good, nor to sin, and they can only do the wicked and perverse things that, before they were even conceived, they were decreed to do. (When Calvinists reply, Yes, but men sin just as they desire to, of course, by Calvinist philosophy, those men were unalterably created to desire and to commit the specific sins that they commit.) Lanphere responded but by avoiding the substance of Will's challenge. (Hear this at 16:30 into today's program and click here for Part 2 of today's program.) * Ask a Calvinist, What Prevents a Man from Sinning Differently from God's Decrees? Will presents his second question to Lanphere (at 18 minutes into today's program) that likewise exposes the perversion of Calvinist doctrine. What prevents a man from sinning differently from God's decrees? Their only answer: God. By the corruption of Calvinist doctrine, the only thing that prevents a man from sinning other than how God decreed that he would sin is that divine decree itself. In duplicity when pressed, Calvinist will sometimes deny this. Then asking, "So you don't believe that God has decreed everything?", usually demonstrates their obfuscation. So if eternally decreed to rape a victim, they cannot instead murder that victim, and if decreed to murder, they cannot instead rape. (At 21 minutes into today's program, here this in audio from Reformed theologian James White.) Calvinism is not merely wrong. It is sinful, and brings reproach upon the holiness of God, trading away God's qualitative for His quantitative attributes, trading His goodness and love for how much change, how much knowledge, etc. (the OMNIs and IMs.) * Today's Calvinist Film: Bob Enyart and Will Duffy discuss Lanphere's film Calvinist with audio from the movie and quotes from John Calvin himself. Calvin rejected the claim that God only permits wickedness and insisted that God is the author of sin. Now in heaven, he knows otherwise. The film however quotes still-living Calvinists who haven't learned as much as their namesake. From Paul Washer and R. C. Sproul (father of RCS Jr. who denies that God the Son took upon Himself a human nature), the film presents these comments, not to highlight their error, but affirmatively: - "From the time a child in the United States enters kindergarten, he begins to be taught... a particular understanding of the nature of man, this concept of free will, that man is free to choose the good or evil, on either side. That's a blasphemous doctrine." (Like D. James Kennedy's N.T. prof in debate with Enyart, Sproul confuses "ability to accomplish" with one's "ability to decide") - "The greatest heresy in the American, evangelical, and Protestant church is that if you pray and ask Jesus to come into your heart, He will definitely come in." (Calvinism denies the Bible's repeated teaching that one must believe to be saved, for by it's convoluted human reasoning it teaches the reverse, that you can't believe until after you are saved.) "Yes, they can be saved. Regardless though, Calvinists are intellectual reprobates." -B.E. * God is the Author of Sin according to these Quotes from John Calvin, Institutes Book One, Chapter 18: All Calvinists (including Matt Slick) concerned with defending God's holiness should repudiate these tragic claims by John Calvin from Chapter 18 which begins on page 228: [Of] the Works of the Ungodly [God] Bends their Minds To Carry Out His Judgments. Chapter 18 Section 1: "No mere 'permission'"! "And now I have already shown plainly enough that God is called the Author of all the things that these faultfinders would have happen only by his indolent [lazy] permission." [That is, Calvin tragically but explicitly claims here that God is the "Author" of sin. Every obfuscating Calvinist should be asked to repudiate John Calvin's this teaching on this.] "Therefore they escape by the shift that this is done only with God's permission, not also by his will..." "However, that men can accomplish nothing except by God's secret command, that they cannot by deliberating accomplish anything except what he has already decreed with himself and determines by his secret direction, is proved by innumerable and clear testimonies." "If the blinding and insanity of Ahab be God's judgment, the figment of bare permission vanishes: because it would be ridiculous for the Judge only to permit what he wills to be done, and not also to decree it and to command its execution by his ministers." "Therefore, whatever men or Satan himself may instigate, God nevertheless holds the key, so that he turns their efforts to carry out his judgments." "man does by God's just impulsion what he ought not to do" "Great are God's works, sought out in all his wills” [Ps. 111: 2; cf. Ps. 110: 2, Vg.]; so that in a wonderful and ineffable manner nothing is done without God's will, not even that which is against his will." "For it is easy to dispose of their first objection, that if nothing happens apart from God's will, there are in him two contrary wills, because by his secret plan he decrees what he has openly forbidden by his law." "not because he would teach impious and obstinate men to obey him willingly, but because he will bend them to execute his judgments, as if they bore his commandments graven upon their hearts; from this it appears that they had been impelled by God's sure determination. I confess, indeed, that it is often by means of Satan's intervention that God acts in the wicked, but in such a way that Satan performs his part by God's impulsion and advances as far as he is allowed." "As far as pertains to those secret promptings we are discussing, Solomon's statement that the heart of a king is turned about hither and thither at God's pleasure [Prov. 21: 1] certainly extends to all the human race, and carries as much weight as if he had said: “Whatever we conceive of in our minds is directed to his own end by God's secret inspiration." "Yet from these it is more than evident that they babble and talk absurdly who, in place of God's providence, substitute bare permission— as if God sat in a watchtower awaiting chance events, and his judgments thus depended upon human will." * And from chapter 16: "Hence we maintain that, by his providence, not heaven and earth and inanimate creatures only, but also the counsels and wills of men are so governed as to move exactly in the course which he has destined." * It's Been Said: "If Calvinism is true, then love cannot exist. If love exists, then Calvinism cannot be true."* Warren McGrew Said: Find at kgov.com/warren-mcgrew that Calvinism claims, "There's a perfect amount of evil."  Uh-huh. * Dom's Been Heard Sayin': "No theology makes less of man being made in God's likeness than Calvinism", Dominic Enyart once said to his dear-ole' dad. He's also pointed out that in the Scriptures God utterly abhors the person who brings another person to do evil. Yet this wickedness is what Calvinism pins on God. Not surprisingly then, Dodge is the official car of Calvinists in debate. Dom also observes, "One of the main reasons why Calvinists are legalists is because they argue that faith and works are the same thing. When a Calvinist denies that if you believe you will be saved by claiming that faith itself is a work, they are not only disagreeing with Scripture, they are contributing to legalism. They argue that by total depravity the unsaved cannot believe for salvation. They claim, rather, an elect person must first be regenerated in order to believe. Otherwise, they claim, absurdly, you are being saved by works, because if you need faith to be saved, then that is a work. However faith and works are not the same thing. So Christians should not be surprised that Calvinists, blurring the distinction between faith and works, tend to be legalists." * Toy Refutes Calvinism: For those who have been told that everything occurs by God's eternal decree, thus making Him the author of every thought and word, consider the gibberish on a product imported from China. This toy, with its confused imprinted warning refutes Calvinism for all those who accept the Bible's teaching at 1 Corinthians 14:33 which states that, "God is not the author of confusion." The helicopter blade says, "WARNING: If blade damage, don't be fly, otherwise it will create the human body or blame damage."  * Vegas Mass Shooting Today: Our hearts go out to all those suffering in Las Vegas. Today's program was pre-produced for the launch of the film Calvinist. Undoubtedly, because of his superstition masquerading as theology, the producer of Calvinist must have wondered why America's deadliest mass shooting was decreed to occur on the same day as his long-planned premiere. Update: Bob Enyart conducted an unauthorized, off-the-record interview with a Mandalay Bay employee who was there during the massacre to discuss the absurd conspiracy theorist claims like the FBI wiped the phones of the concertgoers (what, all 20 thousand of them?), that there were multiple shooters, that the government was somehow behind the mass murder, and even that concertgoers were being illegally held by FBI agents inside of the casino. See also, kgov.com/conspiracy-theorists (all of which, of course, was decreed in the mind of God from eternity past if the above craziness were true).

Join Pastor Ty in this powerful sermon as he delves into the importance of being Spirit-led in our lives. Drawing from Acts 1:6-9, he emphasizes that the Holy Spirit provides us with explosive power, comforts us in times of chaos, convicts us of our sin, and commissions us to fulfill the mission given by Jesus. Don't miss this transformative message on living a Spirit-led life, filled with courage and purpose.

In the final installment of “Names of God”, Pastor Ty teaches us about Jehovah El Roi: The God Who Sees You. We learn that God is compassionate, personal, and always faithful to us, and even on our worst days, he sees us! 

This episode features Don Lanphere and Pete Christlieb, vocalist Eugenie Jones and Cannonball Adderly.

Join Pastor Ty in this powerful sermon as he explores the topic of hearing God's voice. Listen today to discover practical steps to tune in and listen to God, even in times of frustration or doubt, and be reminded that God desires to speak to you. 

Join us for a special interview with Ty and Daly Lanphere! In this episode, we talk about what it means to submit to spiritual authority in your life and why it is so important that we do so. If this content is valuable to you, share it with your friends! If you have any questions or topic suggestions, email us at essentials@901church.com.

Kathryn “Rosie” Lanphere received her Ph.D. in Physical Education, Sports, and Exercise Science from the University of New Mexico in 2013. She is certified by the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS). Dr. Lanphere has directed 5 education abroad programs for the University of Kentucky since arriving in the Fall of 2013 in Spain and the United Kingdom. Her previous areas of research included autophagy, aging, pediatric body composition, environmental and endurance exercise. Dr. Lanphere's main role is to teach and instructs the following undergraduate courses; KHP 350, Strength and Conditioning for Sports; KHP 450, Introduction to Exercise Testing and Prescription; KHP 205, Anatomy and Physiology for Health and Physical Education; and KHP 420G, The Physiology of Exercise. She is currently the program director for the Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science Program (non-teacher certification) and is the faculty mentor of the Exercise is Medicine-On Campus student organization. Dr. Lanphere won the Provost's Award for Outstanding Teaching in 2020, the highest teaching honor at the University of Kentucky. If you enjoy this podcast, please click "subscribe" wherever you listen to episodes and we hope you'll consider leaving us a review. Follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/UKAWHI, Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ukawhi, or Twitter https://twitter.com/ukawhi If you want to help us sustain the Champions of Active Women podcast, please consider making a donation to the University of Kentucky Active Women's Health Initiative at https://uky.networkforgood.com/causes/13092-active-women-s-health-initiative-fund. 

In this sermon titled "Lonely, but Hopeful," Pastor Ty explores the issue of loneliness and its impact on mental health. Drawing from the story in John 5, he emphasizes the importance of building meaningful relationships and finding true community to combat feelings of isolation.

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Ty Lanphere focuses on the importance of prayer in our everyday lives. He explains that prayer is an act of admitting our dependence on God and emphasizes the need to make prayer a daily habit. He also emphasizes the importance of understanding who God is, as it determines how we pray. 

Check out this message as Pastor Ty Lanphere reminds us that above all else, our calling is to love God. He loves you and He wants to use you to build His kingdom— all He wants is your surrender!

It's GIVING TUESDAY! And what better way to celebrate than by hearing more about our favorite non-profit and partial sponsor of the podcast, Hope Through Horses? Hope Through Horses provides funding for organizations and individuals committed to and involved in improving the lives of individuals and horses partners through the Equine Gestalt Coaching Method® and other Touched By A Horse® horse-human healing methods. We are so lucky to be joined by Kelli Lanphere, Co-Founder, Director & President, who talks us through where it all began and how YOU can help those on their journey to healing. Resources Mentioned: Learn more about our sponsor Hope Through Horses!Support Hope Through HorsesChoose Hope Through Horses for your Amazon Smile CharityLearn more about the work of Touched By A HorseFind an Equine Gestaltist near you!Connect with us on FacebookConnect with us on InstagramReach out with questions for Melisa at melisa@touchedbyahorse.comCall our offices at (303) 440-7125

In the final installment of "the lost art of gratitude", Pastor Ty Lanphere explains how gratitude produces humility!

The Holy Spirit is often the most misunderstood and ignored member of the Trinity. In this message, Pastor Ty teaches that the Holy Spirit is not someone to be afraid of, but rather someone who wants to have an intimate friendship with YOU!

In this message, Pastor Ty teaches us how you can find victory over anxiety in your life!

Was there ever a time when you felt closer to God than you do right now? If so, you might have fallen into a spiritual drift. If you need to learn how to stop the drift, this message is for you!

Everyone has a different reason and inspiration for making a difference. For Chris N Cathy Lanphere, it's their little girl, Haleigh. They've turned their pain into purpose by doing good in honor of #HaleighStrong. I was talking to Chris last night about the Alabama Chapter Of The TEARS Foundation tree being up at Big Spring Park in Huntsville, Alabama. Along with many other children, Haleigh's name is on the tree. On tonight's show, I will be talking with Chris about his support of The TEARS Foundation and what he and Cathy will be doing for others during the holidays, once again turning their loss & grief into a mission in honor of #HaleighStrong.

Friends of the Dunes Executive Director Mike Cipra joins us to talk about new national recognition of the importance of  Lanphere and Ma-le'l Dunes in the northwest corner of Humboldt Bay. On January 19, these unique public lands were designated as one of three new National Natural Landmarks by outgoing Secretary of the Interior David H. Bernhardt.   These lands are being recognized by the National Park Service for their outstanding variety of sand dunes ecosystems, from coastal dunes to beaches.  Now managed by the Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge and Bureau of Land Management, these dunes are important cultural sites to the Wiyot Tribe. They are remarkable for a diversity of native plants, habitats, and pollinator, in large part due to 40 years of restoration work to remove European beachgrass, iceplant, and yellow bush lupine to restore natural dune movement.  No access rules are changing as a result, and the designation may help prioritize the area for  funding to continue ongoing restoration work that has relied heavily on volunteers for decades.More InfoLanphere and Ma-le'l Dunes Designated National Natural Landmarks by U.S. Department of the Interior - Ryan Burns, LoCoFriends of the Dunes website has area maps as well as a map of wild places you can explore with your dogBLM: Ma-le'l Dunes CMA maps, equestrian access, etc.HBNWR on Dune Restoration and Wildlife & HabitatNational Natural Landmarks DirectoryDeja vu in the Dunes, by Jerry Martien Support the show (https://www.humboldtbaykeeper.org/get-involved/donate)

This morning it was all about facts, good news & effectively serving the residents of Kane County. It was a pleasure to sit down and talk to Judith Dawson (Director of Administration) of the Kane County Sheriff's Office today. We learned about what work has been like overall and during the pandemic. In addition, RISEKIT, the KCSO Job Board and different county initiatives were part of the discussion. With a family background of law enforcement and helping others, Judy has been changing lives for the better for some time. Uplifting others, providing resources & opportunities for one's betterment; these are the qualities of leaders and the KCSO's been doing great work. For our Kane County residents, there is a lot of assistance available to everyone, for free. Please access the information distributed by the KCSO, it's more than law enforcement, it's empowerment. Shouts go out to all the residents of Kane County. Stay motivated, proud and professional. Big shout to Lanphere's Furniture, Joshua Schultz, Stewart Street Collective & the Aurora Veterans Advisory Council. PLS Solution, LDJ Cleaning, and don't forget about the "100 Turkeys For 100 Families" initiative. Much love to all of our friends at Tredwell and Two Brothers. Shouts also go out to Gillerson's and El Tio too! Stay tuned for more great news to come and tomorrow's episode will be great as well. Business, entrepreneurs and much more information for all of our listeners. Thank you to our fans, subscribers and supporters. Don't forget the Drive-By Parade taking place this weekend for WWII veteran Mr. Johnny Kee. Staging begins at noon at the Tiger Athletic Club (1040 6th Ave.) in Aurora with a step-off at 1 pm. Be blessed today. Peace! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodmorningaurora/support

Good morning and happy Monday! What a great interview; we got the chance to sit down with 5th Ward Alderman Carl Franco today. It was an awesome conversation and we covered a lot of ground! We spoke about the job of an Alderman, Mr. Franco's upbringing and history and his vision for Aurora. Carl has been an advocate for not only his constituents but all Aurorans as a member of the Aurora City Council. There's a lot taking place in the city at the moment so his perspective is very much appreciated. In the headlines of Aurora news is the recent vote and decision on riot gear so we asked Mr. Franco about his vote. Being one of many voices required to get things done in our city it's important to determine what our leaders think & feel. In addition to voting on issues and being an advocate for the business community he also has a mission to attract an italian restaurant to Aurora. Oh, and we also talked about Carl's background as an air traffic controller, working under pressure and being a leader. Shouts go out to our staff, Gremlen Studios and all of our listeners, fans & subscribers. Extra special thanks to McCarty Mills and our friends at Lanphere's Furniture. Shouts go out to Chicano's Times for the Broadway business showcase over the weekend. Don't forget that there is a call for artists to take part in the Sugar Skull City (catrinas) initiative. It's also Hunger Action Month so big shout out and a job well done to the Aurora Food Pantry and Marie Wilkinson's Food Pantry. Much love to the City of Aurora, & all Aurora artists and veterans. Shout also go out to Aurora Downtown and the Aurora Public Art Commission. All the news that's fit to speak on; tune in tomorrow morning at 8 am. We're proud to be the 2nd largest city's 1st daily news podcast. Be blessed, motivated and powerful today. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodmorningaurora/support

Social justice, dedication and community; these are just a few of the principles our friend Chicano abides by. The interview today was fun and informative and we learned a lot! We also were proud to learn and highlight the activities of our friend Chicano and we look forward to his growth. He's got a lot going on and he's very involved in the community. From meetings, activities and his own personal initiative Chicano is a true force for change. The history of downtown Aurora is also something we spoke on. Theaters, restaurants and even Goldblatt's! That was a true throwback! Far too often in our lives there are those who fall in between the cracks. They have no one to help or advocate for them. That needs to change. And change starts with dedicated people. It will take all of us to make the city into what we want it to be. And we are happy that there are individuals like our brother Chicano here to help. Shout outs go to Tredwell, Aurora Tap House & PreMil. Much love to the City of Aurora Youth Services and our brother Simon Rodriguez. Big thanks to candidate for Kane County Recorder of Deeds Brenda Rodgers, our State Representatives for the 83rd & 84th District and the entire staff of Tredwell. Thanks to our friends at Talented Tenths Social Services and Crystal House. Shouts out to West & East Aurora School Districts, VizoArts and Lanphere's furniture. Let's all do our part to make the city into what we want it to be. Be blessed and motivated on this Wednesday! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodmorningaurora/support

From BMX riding to tacos, in this great episode we speak with Aurora local & operator of All Spoked Up, Mr. Jon Schratz. Jon is an Aurora native and this episode is especially cool because we were live on location! The bike shop is a cool place and they moved locations on Downer Street to simply one building over. We got to see the new place and meet Frances the cat, the store mascot. Much more than just a sport, hobby or pastime, biking is also a great way to reduce stress and reflect. Our everyday lives do tend to be a little hectic; for many people biking has replaced golf for their relaxation. We also talk about how the biking industry has been affected by covid19 and current challenges. It was great to speak to Jon and hear what he has to say about our shared community. If you're looking for a bike or need to get some repairs done, look no further than All Spoked Up! Shout outs go to Vizo Arts, Aurora Downtown & our friend Jose at Lanphere's furniture. Shout out to all postal workers, shouts also go out to all artists & authors in Aurora. We'd also like to give a kudos to all the groups and organizations doing good things on behalf of the community. Remember to donate food items to our local food pantry and to be on the lookout for ways you can help get involved. Shouts also go out to the Aurora Public Art Commission, Aurora City Council and Cotton Seed Creative Exchange. Be blessed and motivated and do great things! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodmorningaurora/support

A friend of the show returns! Gin Ingram (artist, business owner) came back on for a part 2 episode and it was great and an awesome start to the week! Today is Monday and we wanted to set the tone for the week. Gin has a lot going on and has really been kicking butt since last we sat down and spoke with her. Since then she has created the Peace Of Art Camp (301 5th Street) which has been a fun initiative! Kids and families have registered and we are fans of her and all her work. She was also a featured artist at the recently passed Beyond The Walls gallery & exhibition in Downtown Aurora at Gallery 1904 (1 E. Benton St). Gin is the owner of Grandmabears Day Care and is one of the most creative people in the city. She's a true friend of the show and she even created some artwork for us! On 8/18 at 8 pm there will be the Back To School Usborne Bash which will be online. From helping our youth with art to being a true creative and blessing the whole city with art, Gin is on the front lines of positive change in our city! Stick around because there will definitely be more of Gin in the future! Shout outs for the day go to VizoArts, McCarty Mills and the Neighbor Project. Don't forget the Economic Empowerment Webinar hosted by the Kane County Sheriff's Office. Shouts to Tredwell and IL House Districts 83 & 84. Shout out to Ward 6 Alderman Mike Saville as well. Big shouts go to Lanphere's furniture, Gremlen studios and all artists and authors in Aurora. Have a motivated, exciting and blessed Monday. Tune in tomorrow morning at 8 for another great episode! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodmorningaurora/support

Join us today for an AMAZING LIVE Interview with Officer Jay Lanphere.  Jay has served as an officer for 26 years. He has suffered from PTSI as well as a TBI and is the VP of the peer support called badge2badge.  Today, we discuss Jay's mission to remove the stigma around mental health and how he's showing others that it's okay to ask for help.  You can learn more about Badge2Badge at https://www.badge2badge.com/ and you can e-mail Jay directly at jayl@jld1020.com. Let's drop Jay a review below and tell him how much we appreciate him sharing time and space with us!   Like what you hear? We are honored. Hit that subscribe button and share your thoughts in a review. If you or someone you know may be a fit to be a guest on our show, please reach out to us! Balance. Optimize. Tactics.  Hit that subscribe button so that you don’t miss a day of the added value that I am dedicated to sharing with you weekly.  Let’s Connect!  Facebook  Instagram  Email: ashliewalton555@gmail.com  LinkedIn  Website: www.leowarriors.com Free Training: www.leowarrior.com

On today's episode, Drew chats with Les Lanphere, director of the movies Calvinist and Spirit and Truth: A Film About Worship, the latter being the focus of the discussion. Sit back, relax, and enjoy! Spirit and Truth Music on today's episode: Intro/Outro - "Sweetness of Freedom" by Citizens Mid Episode - "Effortless" by Mars Ill

On Today's Episode Drew talks with Cody Fields—owner of Westminster Effects and co-host of the Doxology Podcast—about worship, baseball, Reckless Love, politics, and why you should #BuyPedals.   https://www.westminstereffects.com/

Ross Lanphere is a veteran pastor who has been involved in Christian leadership for over forty years. He has recently rediscovered the value of identity in Christ and describes his experience as feeling like he has been born again, again. Ross currently lives in the Cour d'Alene area, with his wife Peggy, where he is the pastor of Family Life Center. He is also currently working on a book on our identity in Christ. Music Credits Artist: Nicolai Heidlas Title: Roadtrip http://www.hooksounds.com Artist: Nicolai Heidlas Title: Rocking Riff http://www.hooksounds.com

The Two Bearded Preachers once again take on the controversial topic of facial profiling when Martin shares how his fanboy interaction with JD Hall left him feeling marginalized due to his fabulous face mane (apparently, he looks like he's in the Reformed Pub). Justin, enraged at the lack of common courtesy, threatens to begin a trolling campaign on his behalf. The conversation mellows as the two friends turn toward the upcoming Ligonier National Conference where Justin hopes to find some Abolish Human Abortion protestors to troll if only he can get a ticket. In the end, Martin has a positive view of Facebook because Scott Bradley of Post Modern Jukebox played his "Desperado" request during a Facebook Live interaction. It seems all is made right with the world by the end of this incredible, two-part extravaganza of hilarity.

Teachers can alter the paths of our lives. They can set the tone of hope or lack of meaning from an early age. Listen to this interview with a teacher and her former student who encountered the supernatural power of God's love to transform a life. A young student teacher meets her match in a fourth grade, unruly student, but she chose to love him with God's love and call him to a higher place. Today, the young boy has grown into a man who, after navigating through years of darkness, has come into the light of Jesus Christ and is now ministering to adults and youth in partnership with his former teacher.