Best Bryan Kramer Podcasts (2024)

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Flat Vernon - Sonne Farms 59:22

1h ago59:22

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Cole Sonne of Sonne Farms joins Dale, Sam, & Chris to talk about life in the mountains of eastern South Dakota, good names for cows, and ups and downs of being a livestock producer. Sam Paulson - Product Sales Specialist Manager Dale Vatthauer - Sales Manager Chris Horob - Precision Ag Support Manager Cole Sonne - Sonne Farms…

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GenZ’s double life online – Adam Holz | The hope we share around Jesus’ return – Bryan Chapell 48:20

4h ago48:20

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Plugged In's Adam Holz talks about research around how youth often have a double life online, as well as the good and bad of dream-scrolling. Pastor Bryan Chapell, author of "Are We Living in the Last Days?" talks about the multiple views around end times, and that while we have disagreements to the details, we share the hope of Jesus' return. Fait…

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Who are you? Whose are you? – Thann Bennett 48:28

4h ago48:28

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Along with looking at recent news headlines, The Equipped Newsletter's Thann Bennett celebrates his family's recent adoption of 9-year old Parker and how they reaffirms him now as fully and completely a Bennett, and that he is fully and completely God's. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here…

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Understanding our identity, belonging and purpose in Christ – Carmen LaBerge 49:14

2h ago49:14

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First, in response to a New York Time article on loneliness and mental health and then by sharing the story of a dog named D.O.G., Carmen talks about finding a right identity of ourselves, our need of others, and our need for purpose; and how it comes from God. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here…

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We cannot not apply a religious view in public life – Mark Caleb Smith | Finding healing from church hurt – Megan Hill 48:28

3h ago48:28

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Political scientist Mark Caleb Smith looks at a recent Pew Research poll saying religion is losing influence in public life. However, since we are religious by nature, even an atheist brings that faith to their public life. The Gospel Coalition's Megan Hill, author of "Sighing on Sunday," talks about how to heal from times when you suffer church hu…

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Ukrainian pastor escapes Russian occupation – Mark Sergeyev | Not letting the inanimate replace the intimate – Debra Fileta 47:45

9h ago47:45

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Pastor Mark Sergeyev, youth pastor of Melitopol Christian Church talks about how Russia took over his city and church, and his escape from that territory. Psychologist Debra Fileta, host of the "Talk to Me" podcast, talks about her recent conversations with her husband and about how having a good marriage takes time and intentionality. Faith Radio …

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Bringing God’s beauty to our politics – Jeff Bilbro | Ministries responding to the deaths of Haitian missionaries – Ruth Kramer 48:21

9h ago48:21

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Front Porch Republic's Jeff Bilbro talks about why we should not just seek power or positions, but flourishing and beauty as the end result when we engage politically. Ruth Kramer of Mission Network News reports about the recent death of a US missionary couple in Haiti and how ministries are seeking to continue to offer hope to the troubled island …

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The amazing growth of Christianity in Iran – Dr Hormoz Shariat | Athletes living out their faith as the world watches – Jason Romano 48:27

2d ago48:27

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Iran Alive's Dr. Hormoz Shariat talks about the recent death of Iran's president, the power struggle in that country and how many people are leaving Islam, many to follow Jesus. Jason Romano of Sports Spectrum talks about some Christian players and coaches in the NBA championships and how they keep strong amid the stress of the game. Faith Radio po…

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Being Christian in the spotlight – Billy Hallowell | Being like a tree – Joy Marie Clarkson 48:57

6h ago48:57

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Faithwire's Billy Hallowell talks about celebrities like Alex and Carlos Penavega and NFL star Harrison Butker and how they live out their faith in public life, even when it gets negative attention. Joy Marie Clarkson, author of "You are a Tree," talks about the metaphors the Bible uses to describe a healthy spiritual life. Faith Radio podcasts are…

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Receiving God’s goodness and comfort – Dave Buehring | The purest form of the existence of the Creator – Sy Garte 48:33

7h ago48:33

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Lionshare's Dave Buehring helps us think about the attributes of God's goodness and comfort, and challenges us to apply and receive them in our lives. Sy Garte, author of "Science and Faith in Harmony: Contemplations on a Distilled Doxology," shares his story of growing up in a family of atheists to eventually turning his life over to God and becom…

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Making the Gospel visible – Timothy Gagnon | Living kindly to heal our society and us – Alexandra Hudson 48:43

3h ago48:43

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Painter Timothy Gagnon, creator of the "Illuminated Messiah Bible," shares his story of God bringing him out of the occult, and how a friend helped him explore how he could use his art to point others to Jesus. Alexandra Hudson, author of "Soul of Civility," calls us to live lives not just of politeness, but true kindness and civility as a way to o…

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How can we hear from the Holy Spirit? – Adam Holz | Overcoming negative thoughts by memorizing God’s word – Vera Schmitz 48:20

7d ago48:20

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Along with entertainment reviews, Adam Holz of Plugged In and Carmen talk about a board game called "Holy Spirit Board," which is essentially a Ouija board. They think about how God calls us to communicate with Him and what ways we are told not to. Vera Schmitz, co-author of "Dwell Differently," talks about the power of Scripture memorization as a …

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How much time do you have? – Carmen LaBerge | Shining Christ’s truth on what’s happening in the world – Alfonso Espinosa 48:28

5h ago48:28

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Carmen reflects on the lives of Alice Stewart, Marshall Allen, and Suellen Leonard. Three Christians who were well known in media who all died recently at young ages. She talks about the brevity of our earthly life, but also our future eternal life. Pastor Alfonso Espinosa, author books like "Faith that Shines in the Culture," joins Carmen to help …

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Getting along when we disagree – Lindsey Medenwaldt | Youth bathing their school campus in prayer – Olivia Williamson 49:13

18h ago49:13

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Mama Bear Apologetics' Lindsey Mendenwaldt, author of "Bridge Building Apologetics," talks about the importance of being gracious with those who disagree with around the issue of God, learning to understand them, and gently share your hope in Jesus. Olivia Williamson of Claim Your Campus talks about this youth-driven movement of students praying to…

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Are we really commemorating Memorial Day? – Carmen LaBerge | The waning of the Nones – Mark Turman 48:26

3h ago48:26

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Carmen looks at the Memorial Day holiday and why we often miss the meaning of the holiday, both as a patriotic holiday and as a heart disposition of remembrance. Denison Forum's Mark Turman looks at the latest research where those claiming to be religious unaffiliated as a percentage of the population is dropping after a spike over the last 15 year…

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Help when you don’t know how to pray – Suzanne Eller | Does prayer really work? – Kathy Branzell 47:44

13h ago47:44

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As we continue this special Faith Radio Day of Prayer, Suzanne Eller, author of "Prayer Starters," offers ideas to help you pray, especially when your hurt, confused, or suffering. National Day of Prayer Taskforce's Kathy Branzell joins Carmen to prayer for listeners and answer the question about does prayer really work, even when you're not gettin…

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The prayer life of a Jesus follower – Daryl Crouch 48:18

4h ago48:18

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On this Faith Radio Day of Prayer, Everyone's Wilson's Daryl Crouch joins with Carmen to pray for our listeners, and to talk about the characteristics of a disciple's prayer life. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here

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Dealing with drug overdose deaths – Dr. Bret Nicks | Never stop being curious – Corbin Hoornbeek 48:27

3h ago48:27

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Christian Medical and Dental Association's Dr Bret Nicks helps us look at health news, including the rise of deaths due to drug overdoses, as well as staying healthy this summer going to the beach. Corbin Hoornbeek, president of the University of Northwestern-St Paul talks about why being intellectually curious, both of God's created world and of t…

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Are people fundamentally good? – Nick Pitts | Iran’s president’s death and the impact on the Middle East – Luke Moon 49:00

3h ago49:00

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Nick Pitts of the Institute for Global Engagement responds to comments by Pope Francis during his interview on CBS's "60 Minutes." The Philos Project's Luke Moon offers analysis of the death of Iran's president, as well as the International Criminal Court's arrest warrants against Israeli Prime Minister Bejamin Netanyahu and Hamas leadership. Faith…

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Is metal illness a noble lie? – Linda Mintle | Connecting your work life with the Divine – Barry Rowan 48:32

2h ago48:32

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In response to recent statements by a well-known public figure that mental illness isn't real, psychologist Linda Mintle talks about the reality of the physical and traumatic issues that can cause mental health challenges, and how they are best addressed in a holistic ways spirit, soul, and body. Barry Rowan, author of "The Spiritual Art of Busines…

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Bring God back into the conversations of the day – Carmen LaBerge | Graciously engaging our negative world – Daniel Bennett 47:25

2h ago47:25

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Carmen talks with herself about her book "Speak the Truth" and what it means to apply the mind of Christ to the matters of the day. Political scientist Daniel Bennett, author of the new book "Uneasy Citizenship," talks about our posture as Christians as we engage the tough issues of the day, and the importance of being gracious even when the world …

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When pop culture invades a worship service – Adam Holz | Numbering our days and thinking about our deaths – Carmen LaBerge 48:19

11d ago48:19

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Along with entertainment reviews, Adam Holz from Plugged In talks about a recent German church service that was Taylor Swift-themed. Carmen talks about being part of a friend's funeral recently and the importance of numbering our days. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click here…

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The beauty of the color green and love letters – Thann Bennett | God working in and through C.S. Lewis in his day – Daniel DeWitt 48:24

3h ago48:24

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The Equipped Newsletter's Thann Bennett speaks around the news headlines he covers in his news letters, but also about the true of God's love for us and the beautiful of the color green that is so prevalent this time of year. Apologist Daniel DeWitt talks about God's saving work in C.S. Lewis' life, and how through Lewis he encouraged England durin…

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What we can learn of God’s work in rural churches – Glenn Daman | Helping young men become tenders of their gardens – Brant Hansen 49:13

3h ago49:13

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Pastor Glenn Daman, author of "The Forgotten Church," talks about the importance of rural churches and ministries, and what urban churches can learn from them. Brant Hansen, author of "The (Young) Men We Need," talks about so much of the confusion, especially among young men, about what healthy masculinity is, and the call to be those who tend to a…

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Fighting antisemitism while protecting free speech – Mark Caleb Smith | Praying even through the pain and disappointment – Carmen LaBerge 48:22

3h ago48:22

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Political scientist Mark Caleb Smith addresses the Antisemitism Awareness Act in Congress, and how although it's well meaning, it could erode the rights of others. Carmen talks about our hard valleys in life and how we need to continue to pray, even when you get to the point of saying "thy will be done," like Joni Eareckson Tada. Faith Radio podcas…

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Working cross-generationally in the workplace – Bill English | Allowing scripture to form your prayer life – Christina Hannan 47:42

14h ago47:42

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Bible and Business' Bill English answers a listener's question around how they as an older worker can better relate to his younger co-workers who view matters differently, and how to do so with the mind of Christ. Christina Hannan, host of the "Praying Through Scripture with Christina Hannan" podcast talks about how we can allow God's word to shape…

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The moral confusion of some college protests – Jeff Bilbro | Afghan flooding and Christian love – Ruth Kramer 48:22

14h ago48:22

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Front Porch Republic's Jeff Bilbro discusses his recent article in The Dispatch where he looks at the lack of moral foundation with many colleges and how it affects the students of these institutions. Mission Network News' Ruth Kramer talks about how the small group of Christians in Afghanistan is seeking help their Muslim neighbors amid severe flo…

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How to Use Storytelling to Accelerate Business Growth with John Hetherington 23:32

14d ago23:32

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If you want to accelerate the growth of your business, storytelling is one of the best ways to do it. That’s what I discuss in this episode with my guest, John Hetherington. John is an entrepreneur and international speaker teaching entrepreneurs how to leverage storytelling to grow their business. After John graduated with a degree in electrical e…

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Navigating social dilemmas the way Jesus did – Ted Bryant | Being forsaken for standing on godly principles – Nancy French 48:27

5d ago48:27

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Pastor Ted Bryant, author of "The Jesus Method," explores how Jesus both truthfully and lovingly engaged the hot topics of His day, but with a view to redeem those he engaged with. Bryant calls us to follow his method. Ghostwriter Nancy French, author of "Ghosted," shares he story of growing up poor and being abused, and how it propelled her to fig…

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Living for God where He puts you – Billy Hallowell | Facing death but looking toward life – Carmen LaBerge 48:29

8d ago48:29

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FaithWire's Billy Hallowell talks about some his recent interviews with singer Rebecca St. James, and reality stars Duane Chapman and Willie Robertson, and how they seek to present God in what they do. After officiating a funeral for a friend, Carmen LeBerge talks about facing death and the bad news in our lives. But she also helps us look to the g…

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Hot Snakes - Surviving Solar Storms 19:30

2d ago19:30

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Emergency podcast! Sam, Sam & Chris talk about how to manage through the current solar storm that has been causing all sorts of issues with GPS guidance, specifically radio RTK. Sam Paulson - Product Sales Specialist Manager Chris Horob - Precision Ag Support Manager Sam Jensen - Precision Ag Support Specialist…

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Leaving extremism and seeking peace – Elizabeth Neumann | Finding strength to get through a season you didn’t expect – Nicole Unice 48:33

15h ago48:33

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Security analyst Elizabeth Neumann, author of "Kingdom of Rage," talks about Christian extremism, how it forgets our security in Jesus, and how we must walk in the peace of Jesus, not in grievance. Nicole Unice, author of "Not What I Signed Up For," talks about finding God's peace and strength when life circumstances seem out of control. Faith Radi…

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Why you need the Holy Spirit to make disciples – Dave Buehring | Christianity has positively impacted human culture – Adam Carrington 49:02

5h ago49:02

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Lionshare's Dave Buehring helps us understand how the Holy Spirit works in us and through us to disciple other people and for ourselves to become more Christ-like. Indeed, there is no other way it happens. Political scientist Adam Carrington talks about how Christian principles, while not perfectly applied, have positively impacted societies. Faith…

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The generational divide in how we consume media – Adam Holz | Understanding culture by looking at what’s happening in the Church – Carmen LaBerge 48:55

7d ago48:55

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How we enjoy entertainment and more is changing, and it's impacting more than just the box office. Plugged In's Adam Holz shares more and reviews The Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes and Fall Guy. Carmen offers insights into changes in culture that can also be seen when we look at mainline Christian denominations.…

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Glory stories from the National Day of Prayer – Kathy Branzell | Quality over quantity? – Chris Martin 48:20

5h ago48:20

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Every first Thursday of May is set aside as the National Day of Prayer in the U.S. Kathy Branzell from the National Day of Prayer taskforce joins Carmen to share powerful stories from this year's event. There's so much content available out there on streaming services, radio stations, and more. As Christians, should we have higher standards for wha…

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Leading by listening – Jim Singleton | God’s beautiful design for motherhood – April Readliner 49:49

8d ago49:49

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Each church community is unique, so problems call for unique solutions. Author Jim Singleton shares from his book, "Attentive Church Leadership: Listening and Leading in a World We've Never Known." God places us into families, and motherhood is a truly high calling. Canavox Executive Director April Readliner shares a biblical understanding of this …

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Giving the gift of time – Jo Naughton | Sharing the gospel with public school students – Joel Penton 48:21

21d ago48:21

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With birthdays and holidays like Mother's Day, we often try to find the perfect item to give as a gift. But a recent poll of moms found the one thing they want most is time. Pastor Jo Naughton of Whole Heart Ministries shares about the impact of intentional time with loved ones. LifeWise Academy shares the gospel with kids who attend public schools…

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The intersection between surrogacy and human trafficking – Heather Zeiger | What’s changed in Israel since the attacks in October – Rabbi Rami Goldberg 47:46

23d ago47:46

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Heather Zeiger of the Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity outlines the difference between adoption versus surrogacy and how Christians are called to view medicine. Rabbi Rami Goldberg, Director of Strategic Relationships for Israel365, shares about the work of supporting the Holy Land as Jews and Christians, and the fierceness the youth in Israe…

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Jesus doesn’t need employees, He needs our commitment – Daryl Crouch | The beauty of relationship God’s been after from the beginning – Mark Truman 48:50

5h ago48:50

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Daryl Crouch of Everyone's Wilson talks about the beauty of the obedience process and the fruit that comes from pointing others to Jesus, as you bear their burdens. Denison Forum's Mark Turman shares about "Sacred Sexuality: Reclaiming God’s Design," looking at the pursuit for a better, truer explanation of what God really intended- for the purpose…

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How to elevate the work of our work – Dr. Tiffany Schatz | The story of God speaking to us, not just a history book – John Plake 47:47

38m ago47:47

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Christian Medical and Dental Association's Dr. Tiffany Schatz shares the significance of marijuana potentially having its status reclassified and the pursuit to avoid burn-out. John Plake of the American Bible Society talks about the most encouraging takeaways from the State of the Bible 2024 report and how to determine if you're Scripture engaged.…

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Time, the one resource we can never get any more of – Nick Pitts | Where persecution starts and ends – Luke Moon 49:01

12d ago49:01

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Nick Pitts from the Center for Global Engagement shares how we view what's playing out on college campuses across the country, with protests or lack-there-of taking place. Philos Project's Luke Moon talks about the purpose of counter-protesting and planting your feet on the side that God's on, showing up continually to support Israel and the Jewish…

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Striving to become right in our spirit, so we can become right in our mind – Carmen LaBerge | Baptize, then begin the discipleship journey – Dean Inserra 48:32

7h ago48:32

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Carmen talks about cultivating joy for ourselves, and how we each dealing with feelings of loneliness. Dean Inserra, lead pastor of City Church in Tallahassee, shares about the secular religion that so many young people are joining across America and meeting people right where they are, when it comes to beginning the discipleship process. Faith Rad…

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The kind of peace that Christ brings – Carmen LaBerge | How institutions get built – Daniel Bennett 49:00

3d ago49:00

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Carmen shares how to be a peace maker in today's divisive culture and the beauty that's found when we stay consistent with our prayers. Political scientist Daniel Bennett outlines the need to remember the Holocaust, the difference between being an institution builder versus an institution destroyer, and how to advance the Kingdom in our midst. Fait…

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The Mandalorian - First Week of Plant 2024 42:12

11d ago42:12

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Sammy J is back! After a short sabbatical, Sam rejoins the podcast to talk about lessons learned from the first week of planting season, along with how to properly transport CRT monitors, custom ringtones, and who would make the best John Deere CTO. Sam Paulson - Product Sales Specialist Manager Chris Horob - Precision Ag Support Manager Sam Jensen…

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As goes the mainline, so goes the nation – Carmen LaBerge | Stop sabotaging yourself – Kim Dolan Leto 48:53

3d ago48:53

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Carmen LaBerge looks at the recent calls by pro-Palestinian protests for colleges to divest themselves of any financial holdings in Israeli businesses, seeing this as the fruit of what was put forward years ago by biblically-unfaithful mainline churches. Fitness expert Kim Dolan Leto talks about the ways we self-sabotage plans to live healthy, both…

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Peter was an all-in kind of guy – Thann Bennett | What’s your chronicle with cancer? – Daniel DeWitt 48:13

4d ago48:13

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Along with bring the mind of Christ to the news of the day, The Equipped Newsletter's Thann Bennett also reflects on the passionate pursuit of Jesus by the Apostle Peter. Apologist Daniel DeWitt reflects on how his wife's battle with cancer shaped C.S. Lewis' spiritual journey. Faith Radio podcasts are made possible by your support. Give now: Click…

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Blessing your neighbors can start with prayer – Gary Kendall | Embracing your prayer personality – Janet McHenry 49:45

15d ago49:45

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Gary Kendall of the Flourishing Cooperative talks about the BLESS App, as well as how the power of praying for your neighbors and looking for opportunities to love and serve them can lead to powerful gospel moments. Janet McHenry, author of "Praying Personalities," talks about how your personality impacts how you pray, and how we can better relate …

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Praying God’s truth would be more evident – Mark Caleb Smith | Being comfortable with different types of prayers – Carmen LaBerge 48:19

11d ago48:19

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Political scientist Mark Caleb Smith talks about his recent injury that laid him up, and how it impacted his prayer life. He also talks about how he is praying for our country today and everyday. Carmen LaBerge spends time talking about some different kinds and styles of prayer. Some can be uncomfortable at first, but are so important. Faith Radio …

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Why men leaving the workplace and family hurts all – Bill English | Disordered desires and the loss of peace – Todd Hunter 47:43

5d ago47:43

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Bible and Business's Bill English looks recent statistics about how people, especially men, are much less engaged at work, or not working at all. Plus, how many men are not having families. This is leading to major negative cultural impacts. Bishop Todd Hunter, author of books like "Deep Peace," talks about our disordered desires can lead to anger …

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When the screechy eclipses the important – Jeff Bilbro | Christians are rising to the need in Kenya and elsewhere – Ruth Kramer 48:52

19d ago48:52

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Front Porch Republic's Jeff Bilbro talks about the loss of sacred places are lost when a church building gets repurposed as something other than a place of worship. He also addresses how health professionals are concerned about the rise of the bird flu in other animals, and that this news is being buried by the hot-button news of the day. Ruth Kram…

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