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Jeff opens the final podcast of #5kMay2020 with a song that was requested earlier in the month, “We Live (for the Glory of God”, from Polen Band’s There Is Nothing New Under the Sun (Vol. 1) CD. He reads Acts 2, and then plays another Polen Band song, “Fire Fall Down” from There Is Nothing New Under the Sun (Vol. 2), offers some commentary, and then reads Acts 3-4 and offers some final commentary to wrap up our study. The podcast closes with the Jeff Polen single released early this month, “Great Things You Have Done.”
Jeff opens with a song from If We appropriately titled, “Run, Run, Run” from the One album recorded at Taylor’s Playground Recording Studio in 2015. He reads John 20 – Acts 1, offering some thoughts along the way, and then hears from Special Guest, Jon Burdette. The podcast ends with another song from If We called “I Will Be A Witness”.
Jeff opens with a song called “Seasons” from Polen Band’s Seasons and I Am X albums. He catches up with Paul Mullet about the upcoming “Mayhem for Kenya” event, and then reads John 17-19, offering some thoughts along the way. The episode ends with a song from Polen Band’s There Is Nothing New Under the Sun (Vol. 1) and I Am X albums called, “Because of the Cross”.
Jeff opens with a song from Polen Band called “I Am the Lord Your God” from the There Is Nothing New Under the Sun (Vol. 2) and I Am X albums. He reads John 14, and shares another song from the There Is Nothing New Under the Sun (Vol. 2) and I Am X albums called, “Fire Fall Down”. He reads John 15 and brings in Special Guest, Brooke Gehman (Gehman Pottery Works), who shares some powerful thoughts from John 15. Then Jeff reads John 16 and ends the episode with a Polen Band song from the 2013 Seasons CD called “Remain In My Love”.
Today’s podcast opens with a song from Polen Band’s There Is Nothing New Under the Sun (Vol. 2) CD called “How Could It Be?”. After talking a bit with Joe Heatwole from Better Life Coffee, Jeff reads John 11-13, offering some thoughts along the way. The episode ends with a song from Polen Band’s debut album, Face To Face, called “At the Cross”.
Jeff opens with a song from Hillsong recorded by Polen Band called “Who You Say I Am” from There Is Nothing New Under the Sun (Vol. 3) CD. Brian Polen talks about his #RunAcrossOhio experience, then Jeff reads John 8-10 and offers a bit of commentary along the way. The episode ends with a song from the Polen Band There Is Nothing New Under the Sun (Vol. 1) album called, “We Live (for the Glory of God)”.
Jeff opens with a song Polen Band called, “Everlasting” from the Face To Face album. Before reading John 5-7 and offering some thoughts along the way, he has a little chat with Special Guests, Taylor, Abigail, Piper, Elijah, and Eden Polen. The episode ends with a song written by Rend Collective and recorded by Polen Band from the There Is Nothing New Under the Sun (Vol. 1) CD called “My Lighthouse”.
Jeff opens with a song called “I Am History” from Polen Band’s Seasons and I Am X CD. He reads John 2–4, offering some thoughts along the way. The episode ends with a song from the If We One CD called, “I Will Be A Witness”.
Jeff opens with a song from Polen Band called, “Not To Us (Psalm 115)” from the There Is Nothing New Under the Sun (Vol. 3) album recorded at Taylor’s Playground Recording Studio. He has a little chat with Brian Polen from about his epic “Run Across Ohio” adventure, and then reads Luke 23 – John 1, offering some thoughts along the way. The podcast ends with another song from Polen Band’s There Is Nothing New Under the Sun (Vol. 3) called “Great Redeemer”.
Jeff opens with his new song called “Great Things You Have Done” which was recorded at Taylor’s Playground Recording Studio with his family during the Ohio mandated Stay-At-Home order due to the COVID-19 pandemic. He reads Luke 20-22, offering some thoughts along the way, and has a little chat with Special Guest, Jerrod Gunter, who also shares some powerful thoughts from Luke 20. The episode ends with a Polen Band song from the 2009 Face To Face CD called “Come to the Rock”.