My Covid-19 Story | What You’ve Been Searching For
The dreaded coronavirus, COVID-19, has struck your humble host. I'm Joel Fieri, host of What You've Been Searching For and president of Christian Podcast Central. Stay tuned for my COVID-19…
How Do We Reach Millennials & Gen-Z With The Gospel? Part 2 | What You’ve Been Searching For
The question is, how do we reach millennials and Gen Z with the gospel? That's the ever-present question in Christianity these days, and I'll do my best to give you…
How Do We Reach Millennials & Gen-Z With The Gospel? Part 1 | What You’ve Been Searching For
We are five weeks into our new series, What You've Been Searching For here on Christian Podcast Central, and for some reason, we have yet to talk about millennials. It's…
The Christian Church Dying, What Can We Do About It? | What You’ve Been Searching For
All right, if you caught our first two episodes of our three-part opening series on the state of the church in America, you know the first question we tackled was…
The Christian Church Dying, How Did We Get Here? | What You’ve Been Searching For
The Christian Is Church Dying in the United States, or so they say. If that's true, how did this happen? Are evangelical are doing the same?
White Horse Inn: What Do Hindus Really Believe?
Hinduism has marketed itself very well as peace-loving, yoga, meditation. But there is a violent side of Hinduism used by politicians for gaining power.
5 Minutes in Church History: The Jesus People
Christian hippies of the 1970's left quite an impact on the American scene, on the American church, and on American evangelicals.
The Yard with Marcus Preciado: Diamondbacks Chaplain Brian Hommel
Brian shares about his trip to the Philippines with MLB players, to fight against Human Trafficking.
My Daily Walk – Talking to Yourself
My Daily walk is a podcast with a Holywood personality who records a podcast when he goes for a walk, today we discuss the subject of voices in your head.
5 Minutes in Church History: Samuel Davies
Davies was an 18th century pastor and Princeton University President whose writings on religious liberty influenced Thomas Jefferson and Patrick Henry.