In today’s episode, guest host Elsie Spivey poses four quarantine questions to a few Acklen friends. Listen in as they discuss virtual learning, new hobbies, what they miss most about normal life, and share some book recommendations. Here you go.

Matt Perkins: Welcome, Exodus 33:12-23, and Prayer

Justin Myrick:  Psalm 99 and Prayer

JP Conway: Sermon on Matthew 22:15-22 (begins at 9:08)

Prentice Ashford: Table Talk (begins at 25:20)

Jonah Perkins: 1 Thessalonians 1:1-10 and Prayer

Spencer Porter: Announcements

In this episode of Male and Female in Genesis through Revelation, one of our elders, Bryan Thornton, explores the Day of Pentecost. We’ll be discussing this episode during our Wednesday night Zoom on October 21. If you have any comments or questions you’d like to see discussed, please reach out. Thanks for listening and participating in this discernment.

In this episode, we sit down with Dot Eubanks, an Acklen member for 61 years. She shares how she’s been spending Sundays, what it’s like to sail across the Atlantic, why she did the church bulletin for so many years, and some encouraging words (3 words to be exact and I bet you can guess). This was my first time to use two microphones outside with masks on, and the audio quality is subpar. It’s totally my fault, and I’m grateful to Matt Perkins for improving it as much as he did. Enjoy this conversation with Acklen’s honorary mother and grandmother, Miss Dot.

Order of Worship - Recorded on October 4, 2020

William Carothers: Podcast Welcome (begins at 1:40)

Glenn McLain: In Person Welcome (begins at 6:00)

J.P. Conway: Sermon (begins at 30:20)

Corey Spivey: Sermon (begins at 54:28)

Tyrone Moore: Communion (begins at 1:36:30)

Acklen Specific Announcements: (begins at 1:41:33)

In this episode of Male and Female in Genesis through Revelation, one of our elders, Matt Perkins, looks at likely the most important woman in the entire bible, Mary the mother of Jesus. We’ll be discussing this episode during our Wednesday night Zoom on October 14. If you have any comments or questions you’d like to see discussed, please reach out. Thanks for listening and participating in this discernment.

Clark Christian: Welcome, Exodus 20:1-20, and Prayer

Randy Spivey:  Psalm 19 and Prayer

J.P. Conway: Sermon on Matthew 21:33-46 (begins at 6:06)

Chris Church: Table Talk  (begins at 25:27)

DJ Church: Philippians 3:4-14 and Prayer

Brad Knapp: announcements (begins at 29:33)

You’re listening to our third episode on “Male and Female in Genesis through Revelation.” In this episode, our preacher, J.P. Conway, looks at the Old Testament and asks, “What Did Women Do?” While most of the Old Testament leaders and prophets are male, the female examples deserve mention. Let’s explore the meaning of what God did through Miriam, Deborah, Huldah, Ruth, Esther, and others. We’ll discuss this episode on our October 7 midweek Zoom.

Paul Prill: Welcome, Exodus 17:1-7, and Prayer

Justin Myrick:  Psalm 78:1-4, 12-16 and Prayer

JP Conway: Sermon on Matthew 21:23-32 (begins at 7:19)

Nigel Fontenot: Table Talk (begins at 24:30)

Bryan Thornton: Philippians 2:1-13 and Prayer

Spencer Porter: announcements (begins at 31:20)

You’re listening to our second episode on “Male and Female in Genesis through Revelation.” In this episode, one of our elders, Paul Spivey, explores what it’s like to live between Genesis 1-2 and Revelation 21-22. When it comes to how we understand our sex and role as a man or woman, what is a created good in Genesis 1-2 and what is part of the fall in Genesis 3?  What does it mean to see Jesus as the answer to curse of Genesis 3 and the path back to the Tree of Life? What does it mean to see our future in the new heavens and new earth of Revelation as a place of no curse and no sorrow? What does it mean to say that this kingdom has already come but not yet come? What does it meant to be curse reversal people? We’ll be discussing this episode on our September 30 midweek Zoom. If you have any questions or thoughts, please shoot me an email or text. We appreciate your prayers on this discernment.