5 Minutes in Church History: Merry Christmas, Mr. Watts
I hope you are able to sing “Joy to the World” this Christmas, and remember and be thankful for Mr. Isaac Watts.
WWUTT: This is How I Fight My Battles?
Some worship songs go on and on without really saying anything, while the Bible tells us exactly what we need for spiritual warfare.
The Yard with Marcus Preciado Where Faith and Sports Collide: The Katinas Vocalist, John Katina
Marcus and Jefferson discuss the week in sports and John calls in to share how God has led him through life's greatest triumphs and trials.
5 Minutes in Church History: Who Was Anne Locke?
The 16th-century figure was crucial to the British Reformation, writing a translation of four sermons from John Calvin on Isaiah 38, and a twenty-six sonnet series on Psalm 51.
Ask Pastor John: When Has My Career Become My Idol?
Your work has become idolatry when it’s the root and not the fruit of your acceptance.
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.
It Ain’t Easy: A Mother & Son Connection
An adolescent's relationship with his mother when approaching adulthood can be a confusing one. This is a desire for independence that in one way is normal and healthy for teenage boys. But sometimes, a young man will use destructive methods to break away from his mother.
BreakPoint: A Failure of Faith Formation – What We Learn from Public Disavowals of Christianity
The reason so many young Christians lose their faith is that their worldview isn’t “big enough” for the world. This is what we can expect from a generation whose intellectual faith formation has been neglected.
The Best Thing You’ll Hear This Week: John L. Cooper & Truth Over Feeling
John L. Cooper says it is time for the church to rediscover the preeminence of the Word. And to value the teaching of the Word. We need to value truth over feeling!
It Ain’t Easy: Bow down, or be shot down
My attendance at church has increased significantly since that Sunday morning jog over the mountain.