Podcast appearances and mentions of lyle dorsett

Wayne Shepherd reads excerpts from Serving God and Country, United States Military Chaplains in World War II.   (click for more)   In World War II, over 12,000 Protestant ministers, Catholic priests, and Jewish rabbis left the safety of home to join the Chaplain Corps, following the armed forces into battle across Europe, Asia, North Africa, and the high seas.With author Lyle Dorsett's permission, this week we feature selected readings from this book. These are the personal stories of some of the bravest and most selfless men who served with the armed forces. Many lost their lives or suffered debilitating wounds while serving as pastors to the troops. For more information about Dorsett's book, click here.                                          NEXT WEEK:  Matthew WolakSend your support for FIRST PERSON to the Far East Broadcasting Company:FEBC National Processing Center Far East Broadcasting CompanyP.O. Box 6020 Albert Lea, MN 56007Please mention FIRST PERSON when you give. Thank you!

Have you ever considered the symbolism of doors in our daily lives? Discover how Jesus as "the door" transforms this everyday metaphor into a profound spiritual truth. We'll share humorous and insightful stories, like Ed Orgeron's memorable exit from LSU, to highlight the importance of recognizing Jesus as the true gateway to spiritual fulfillment, contrasting it with the Pharisees' misguided attempts at self-righteousness. Navigating the chaos of life's distractions can make hearing God's voice feel daunting. Hear how aligning with scripture can illuminate your path, as illustrated with relatable stories of choosing colleges or ministries. We also delve into the fascinating tale of Dr. Lyle Dorsett, whose passion for history led to an extraordinary World War II museum, underscoring the unique ways people express their gifts and callings. As we reflect on Psalm 23, the metaphor of Jesus as the door becomes more poignant. We explore themes of spiritual security, abundance, and faith's protective power against evil influences. It's a heartfelt invitation to embrace Jesus as your shepherd, celebrating the divine relationship with joy and worship. Join us for a thought-provoking journey through these timeless truths and personal reflections.

This week's episode features Timothy George and Robert Smith Jr. discussing and listening to former Beeson professor Lyle Dorsett's testimony sermon.

Wayne Shepherd reads excerpts from For God and Country by Lyle Dorsett, the story of chaplains who served in WWII. Send your support for FIRST PERSON to the Far East Broadcasting Company:FEBC National Processing Center Far East Broadcasting CompanyP.O. Box 6020 Albert Lea, MN 56007Please mention FIRST PERSON when you give. Thank you!

This week In The Studio with Michael Card, we'll spend an hour together that will give us a new way to see the world. We'll start with Michael's teaching in the “Walk with Jesus” series presented at The Cove. In this segment Michael takes us to Mark 10 where we find Jesus giving eye opening answers to four important questions that people asked him. Then our good friend Dr. Lyle Dorsett join us to talk about his study of John Wesley and how his abolitionist views aided the fight against slavery in England and America. In the second half of the program we'll focus on creativity with recording artist, Ashley Cleveland. Ashley will perform her arrangements of some classic hymns from her CD “Men and Angels Say”. Along with experiencing her powerful music we'll get to go deeper into her story of God's grace helping her out of a broken life of addiction. You won't want to miss what's in store this week, In The Studio with Michael Card.

This week In The Studio with Michael Card, we'll spend an hour together that will give us a new way to see the world. We'll start with Michael's teaching in the “Walk with Jesus” series presented at The Cove. In this segment Michael takes us to Mark 10 where we find Jesus giving eye opening answers to four important questions that people asked him. Then our good friend Dr. Lyle Dorsett join us to talk about his study of John Wesley and how his abolitionist views aided the fight against slavery in England and America. In the second half of the program we'll focus on creativity with recording artist, Ashley Cleveland. Ashley will perform her arrangements of some classic hymns from her CD “Men and Angels Say”. Along with experiencing her powerful music we'll get to go deeper into her story of God's grace helping her out of a broken life of addiction. You won't want to miss what's in store this week, In The Studio with Michael Card.

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Have you ever wondered what made C. S. Lewis such a strong Christian? That exact question stirred Dr. Lyle Dorsett years ago. In researching the spiritual life of the great author, Dr. Dorsett came to lead the Marion E. Wade Center at Wheaton College, which houses the largest number of C. S. Lewis artifacts in the U.S. His book on Lewis, Seeking the Secret Place, is a discussion of how Lewis grew as a Christian throughout his life.  Most recently Dr. Dorsett has served as an Anglican clergyman in Birmingham, Alabama, while simultaneously serving as Professor of Evangelism at Beeson Divinity School. He is also the only man I know who, after finding there was no biography of someone, chose to fix the problem by writing it himself. Those biographies were of A. W. Tozer and Joy Davidman (C. S. Lewis's wife). He is now retired.   Books by Dr. Dorsett Seeking the Secret Place A Passion for God: The Spiritual Journey of A. W. Tozer And God Came In: The Extraordinary Story of Joy Davidman Lectures by Dr. Dorsett C. S. Lewis and the Care of Souls - Desiring God 2013 National Conference

The public ministry of A. W. Tozer is lauded today, but there has been controversy around his personal life and the way he treated his family. He is recognized as a prophetic voice for the church of the 20th century, but he also flirted with Gnosticism in his personal life. Join us as we explore the life of this Christian leader.

Host: Matthew Burford Guest: Dr. Lyle Dorsett https://www.wheaton.edu/academics/academic-centers/wadecenter/about/history/biographies/wade-directors/lyle-w-dorsett/

Be a part of a “classic” session In the Studio with Michael Card. We’ll open the archives and study the Psalms when broadcast legend Pastor Donald Cole came to the Mole End Studio. We’ll also place a call to Dr. Lyle Dorsett to hear about his research on military chaplains for his book “Serving God and Country”. To round out the hour, Mark Gregston of Heartlight Ministries stops by to share creative parenting ideas from his experience serving families and teens. An unforgettable time of music and conversation centered on God’s word, In the Studio with Michael Card.

Today on Karl and Crew Mornings, we kicked off our new weekly theme: "Waymaker", and we discussed how God always makes a way, even if it's our fault.  How has God provided a way for you?  The scripture reference was Isaiah 43.  Dr. Jim Coakley, MBI Professor, joined us to share the historical context and application of Isaiah 43.  This week is also Founder's Week at the Moody Bible Institute.  The theme is "Waymaker," and MBI President, Dr. Mark Jobe shared some of the highlights of the upcoming week.  In honor of our founder, D.L. Moody, we talked with special guest Dr. Lyle Dorsett (prolific author, speaker, teacher, and pastor).  Dr. Dorsett wrote the book, "A Passion for Souls:  The Life of D.L. Moody", by Moody Publishing.  This is February, and we started our read-thru Acts for the month:  a book a day.  Check our Facebook page to stay updated.  Finally, take a listen to the Karl and Crew Showcast to hear some of the best moments from today.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on Karl and Crew Mornings, we concluded our weekly theme: "Do The Work".  We discussed working to share the Gospel... having a passion for souls like our founder, D.L. Moody.  The scripture reference was Matthew 18:2-4.  For this Freedom Friday, we asked, "Who left a legacy of faith that transformed your life?".  Our special guest was Dr. Lyle Dorsett (prolific author, speaker, teacher, and pastor).  Dr. Dorsett wrote the book, "A Passion for Souls:  The Life of D.L. Moody", by Moody Publishing.  January is National Human Trafficking Awareness Month, so we talked with Veronica Pierce.  She is the Director of Forensic Interviewing at Chicago Children's Advocacy Center.  Also, Sandi Perzee, Executive Director of MorningStar Mission Ministries in Joliet, joined us to share updates, testimonies, and information about their Winter Survival Kits.  Finally, take a listen to the Karl and Crew Showcast to hear some of the best moments from today.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, I speak with my friend, Mary Dorsett, who has spiritually mentored countless women as a pastor and professor's wife. As Mary began writing her own autobiography for her family, she realized some a few life lessons she learned that I wanted to share with you as well. You'll hear:- Mary's best definition of sin- What God really thinks of you- How to relinquish your will to God'sMary's husband, Lyle Dorsett, talked with me about the formative power of biography in episode six. Listen to that episode HERE. Click HERE to learn more about the online course, All About Homeschool. Subscribe to this podcast to make sure you never miss an episode. If you enjoy this podcast, leave a review so we can share the message of homeschool made simple with others!

On this week’s edition of In The Studio with Michael Card we’ll explore what it means to be free. We’ll start by turning to John chapter 8 as Michael helps us see “a better freedom” provided by Jesus. Then Dr. Lyle Dorsett shares his historical perspective on the legacy of John Wesley and his work against slavery with our friend, Dr. Lyle Dorsett. In the second half of the program we’ll focus on creativity with recording artist, Ashley Cleveland. We’re going to hear Ashley perform her arrangements of classic hymns from her CD “Men and Angels Say”. You’ll enjoy her powerful music as we go deeper into her story of God’s grace helping her out of a broken life of addiction. You won’t want to this next session, In The Studio with Michael Card.

Join us for the Memorial Day edition of In the Studio with Michael Card. We start off with Michael’s tribute to Dr. Ravi Zacharias. To honor his homegoing we’ll open the archive and play a timely interview recorded with Ravi. In the second half we’ll talk with Dr. Lyle Dorsett about his book “Serving God and Country”. Dr. Dorsett discusses the important sacrifice and ministry of Military Chaplains. Insightful teaching and discussion all connected with music that will help us remember those who have passed, and follow Christ faithfully through our lives. Don’t miss this important session In the Studio with Michael Card.

Do you want your children to know Jesus personally? Then, read the biographies of people who were personally acquainted with him. Dr. Lyle Dorsett joins me in this episode to talk about Christian biography, and the power it has to form us and introduce us to Christians who have gone before us. Subscribe to this podcast to never miss an episode. If you enjoy this podcast, leave a review so we can share the message of homeschool made simple with others!Visit Carole's website to see this episode's show notes and all the books mentioned in this this episode: www.carolejoyseid.com/post/episode-5-the-power-of-biography-dr-lyle-dorsett

Lyle Dorsett sits down with Gerald McDermott to discuss C. S. Lewis' views of prayer, the Eucharist, and spiritual direction, and to share how Lewis' writings have shaped Dorsett's own faith.

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Timothy George talks with Jake Hanson and Lyle Dorsett about John and Charles Wesley.

Timothy George talks with Jake Hanson and Lyle Dorsett about John and Charles Wesley.

This week on StoryWeb: Richard Attenborough’s film Shadowlands. “The pain then is part of the happiness now. That’s the deal.” So says Joy Lewis to her husband, Jack, as they are enjoying their honeymoon in Herefordshire, England’s Golden Valley. Joy’s terminal cancer is in a brief remission, and Joy and Jack are reveling in their love and in their precious time together. Jack is better known to the world as C.S. Lewis, the author of a series of books on Christian theology as well as the famous Chronicles of Narnia children’s books. Joy’s line – about the inextricable intermingling of pain and happiness, sorrow and joy – comes near the end of Richard Attenborough’s film Shadowlands, which tells the unlikely love story between American poet Joy Davidman Gresham and the Oxford University professor C.S. Lewis. The screenplay was written by William Nicholson, based on his stage play of the same name. Nicholson’s work was influenced in part by Douglas Gresham’s book Lenten Lands: My Childhood with Joy Davidman and C.S. Lewis. A staid and confirmed bachelor, Jack – as he is known to his friends – has lived throughout his adult life with his brother, Warnie, also a staid and confirmed bachelor. They have friendly but distant relationships with the other professors at Oxford (virtually all men). They tutor students, dine at the university, smoke their pipes in convivial pubs, sip sherry in the evenings at their quiet home, maintained for them by their housekeeper, Mrs. Young. When Joy Gresham appears on the scene, she arrives in full living color. “Anybody here called Lewis?” she practically shouts at the hotel when she goes to meet Jack and Warnie for the first time. Jack will never be quite the same after meeting Joy. It takes him an inordinately long time to realize he’s in love with Joy – much longer than it takes the viewer to see his growing feelings for her. It is a delight to see their love and tenderness for each other unfold, especially to see Jack succumb to this late-in-life explosion of feeling, unsettling his predictable, safe life. To learn more about C.S. Lewis, visit the official C.S. Lewis website, which includes a timeline of Lewis’s life. At the C.S. Lewis Foundation website, you can tour Lewis’s home (known as The Kilns) and explore a walking tour of Oxford. An interesting chapter of Lewis’s life is explored in Colin Duriez’s book Tolkien and C.S. Lewis: The Gift of Friendship. You may be particularly interested in Lewis’s book A Grief Observed, which was written under a pseudonym and which tells of his struggle to come to terms with Joy’s death. To learn more about Joy Davidman (also known as Joy Gresham), a remarkable writer in her own right, you can visit the Wikipedia page on her and the Modern American Poetry page on her work. A biography of Davidman and an overview of her work can also be found at the C.S. Lewis Institute website. You might also want to read Lyle Dorsett’s biography of her, And God Came In: The Extraordinary Story of Joy Davidman, and Abigail Santamaria’s biography, Joy: Poet, Seeker, and the Woman Who Captivated C.S. Lewis. Shadowlands is very much worth watching, starring Anthony Hopkins as C.S. Lewis and Debra Winger as Joy Gresham. You can explore Jack and Joy’s story even more fully by reading Brian Sibley’s book Through the Shadowlands: The Love Story of C.S. Lewis and Joy Davidman. I first saw the film when it came out in 1993 – and the line about the marriage of pain and happiness has stayed with me these many years since. I watched the film again last week and was as deeply moved again as I had been the first time I heard those words. As the film ends, we witness Jack – the famed C.S. Lewis – transformed from the boy who chose safety in response to loss to the man who chooses suffering – the price for a great and true love. “Why love if losing hurts so much?” Jack asks at the end of the film. That’s the deal – joy and sorrow, love and loss – all bound up together, no having one without the other. “The pain now is part of the happiness then.” Visit thestoryweb.com/Attenborough for links to all these resources and to watch the clip from Shadowlands in which Joy and Jack talk together during their honeymoon in the Golden Valley.  

Dr. Robert Smith, Jr., and Timothy George introduce Lyle Dorsett's testimony sermon. The full sermon follows their discussion.

Dr. Robert Smith, Jr., and Timothy George introduce Lyle Dorsett's testimony sermon. The full sermon follows their discussion.

Lyle Dorsett discusses the tragic loss of his daughter.

October 23, 2013 - "The Master Plan of Evangelism" by Steve Ranking and Lyle Dorsett

October 23, 2013 - "The Master Plan of Evangelism" by Steve Ranking and Lyle Dorsett

Timothy George talks with Lyle Dorsett about his book on chaplains in World War II.

Timothy George talks with Lyle Dorsett about his book on chaplains in World War II.

Guest Speaker, Lyle Dorsett

Guest Speaker, Lyle Dorsett