Daily Broadcast 6/15/2023 – Thursday
Chris Martin the author of Wolf in our Pockets talks about how we need to be discerning with the information we have right at our fingertips. And then DA Carson takes us back to first century Israel and talks about the trial the early church was dealing with.
Daily Broadcast 6/14/2023 – Wednesday
Adam and Chris Martin continue their talk about the internet and social media. They came up to a very interesting question. Are there any downsides to live streaming our church worship services? Tune in to see what they thought. Then DA Carson takes us into our study in the book of Acts. We are in […]
Daily Broadcast 6/13/2023 – Tuesday
We continue out look at the Acts of the Apostles with DA Carson.We also continue our talk with Chris Martin discussing the question: Is social media good or bad?
Daily Broadcast 6/12/2023 – Monday
Chris Martin talks with us about having such easy access to the internet and social media through a device in our pockets. Da Carson takes us to the first opposition the Apostles ran into in the book of Acts.
Daily Broadcast 6/10/2023 – The Weekend!
DA Carson is starting us off this week with a message from our series in Acts. The persecution the early church went though helped them understand their need for boldness. But before we get the that we talk about the dangers of the internet, socal media and smart phones with our guest this week Chris […]
Daily Broadcast 6/09/2023 – Friday
It’s Friday and that means we are wrapping up our conversations and sermons we have been working on this week. Matt Rhrer and Sinclair Fergusson have been great. If you missed any of the broadcasts be sure to check back in the archives to get caught up!
Daily Broadcast 6/08/2023 – Thursday
We start off todays broadcast talking to Matt Rehrer about his book Redeeming Memory. then we dig into the book of Acts with Sinclair Ferguson. Should be a good show.
Daily Broadcast 6/07/2023 – Wednesday
Today in our Acts study we are looking at the development of the New Testament church and the things they devoted themselves too. But first Matt Rehrer tells us how we can turn our heavy burdens into blessed hopes.