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The Quarantiny has gone international!!! Our first episode with an international guest, Colin Miller. We invited Colin to join us on the podcast today talk about fish and chips, good potatoes, and what the J-curve life is all about. Colin works with the ministry See Jesus and is stationed over in Ireland (hence the fish and chips/potatoes).
In this episode we talk news, pickleball, celebrities playing pickleball, and the fear of the Lord. What does it mean to fear the Lord? Is it something that is lacking in the church and how do we grow in it if it is? We answer all these questions and more in this episode of the Quarantiny.
Apologies for the echoey sound. In this episode we talk about sweater weather, fall equinox, and what our witness should look like online. Is social media a place where we should even try and witness about Jesus? Find out.
In this episode we learn that Andy and Jordan are very forgetful (one with food and another with passports). Andy had an epic roller coaster ride with rain blobs. We also do a wrap up of the Lords Prayer. The music is by a group named Citizen and the song is Lord's Prayer.
In this season finale we have a special guest, learn that Jordan has added to the family, and a few strange facts about PG.
"Dynamite In Your Hands" is available on the CCC App, the CCC website (christ-cc.org), and a printed version is available at the Welcome Centers at CCC.
This episode is part 2 of our interview with Brian Kurz about how he and his family are navigating his battle with cancer.
This is part 1 of our interview with superintendent/brother in Christ Brian Kurz. In this interview we talk to Brian about how he and his family are navigating his battle with cancer.
In this episode Andy is excited to tell the news of beavers and also bores us with the Septuagint talk. We discuss the glories of Easter and some of our favorite things about it and favorite Easter lyrics.
In this episode we talk about Pi day, Andy's love of pie, and what we have learned from Covid being two years out.
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