Practically Christian Podcast: Just Start Over Practically Christian Podcast·January 24, 2022In this episode, Debbie and Josh talk about starting over. There are many times in life we wish...
Weeping for Spurgeon: A Time of Unrelenting Misery and Darkness Jeremy Lundmark·October 19, 2021Why “weeping for Spurgeon?” Charles Haddon Spurgeon was, and still remains, a very influential preacher, theologian, and pastor...
Dementia and Really Old Beauty Carol Howell·October 19, 2021We live in a society that seems to use, toss, and purchase new. Old things are considered obsolete....
The Destructive Power of Negative Internal Dialogue John I. Snyder·October 14, 2021Hatred of self—of the way we look, the way others see us, the way we see ourselves—guarantees misery....
How to Be a Happy Person: It’s Not Difficult, You Know Pastor's Wife 2020·September 19, 2021A beast does not know that he is a beast, and the nearer a man gets to being...
Happiness: The Transformative Power of Doing Things in the Name of Jesus John I. Snyder·August 2, 2021Kindness, or altruism, is doing what we can to enhance the happiness of others. A deliberately loving act,...
Practically Christian Podcast: It Is the Simple Things Practically Christian Podcast·July 31, 2021In life, we run the risk of trying to focus way too much on the “big things.” We tend...
Practically Christian Podcast: How Can We Get Along? Practically Christian Podcast·July 13, 2021With everything going on in the world right now, how did the church lose its voice? Listen as Debbie...
Broken Jesus: Trying to Shove Jesus into One Small Little Corner of Our Lives Dave Gipson·May 23, 2021I got an award once that I was so very proud of, at a big ceremony in Beverly...
Beating the Drudgery of Bible Reading Plans Jeremy Lundmark·May 18, 2021I challenged our adult Sunday School class to try reading the Bible in a year. In anticipation of...
Minding My Business: Happy New Year? Jill Richardson·January 14, 2021Does it feel like a new year? I’m not sure. In some respects, we have hope this year...
2021: Nothing Will Separate Us from the Love of God John I. Snyder·January 8, 2021Well, that was 2020. And what a year it was, one of the most memorable on record for...
