AM Radio

On this episode we talk about rolling with unfortunate and unexpected events, being in a relationship with a grad student, sermon prep on xaris and Abraham, finding a spiritual director, and dealing with denominations. Here are some links:

Our Gofundme page – help support our ministry

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24 Struggles You’ll Only Understand If You’re Dating A PhD Student

On this episode, we go more into the psychological and philosophical foundation of our parenting style, we share about a fun exercise we did for Valentine’s Day, and we begin talking about our experience of making it through grad school as a family. Here are some links for things we talk about in this show:

Our Gofundme page

Dan Siegel’s The Whole Brain Child

Videos by Dr. Siegel

New York Times essay on 36 questions for falling in love

Research article behind the 36 questions

Amy’s new favorite politician, FL Congressman Alcee Hastings (starts at 4:30)

Karl Barth’s Deliverance to the Captives (book of sermons)

Milo’s Facebook page

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On this episode of AM Radio, Amy and I talk to Jared Boyd, founder of the Order of Sustainable Faith. Jared shares his vision for creating a monastic order within the Vineyard movement. You can learn more about that by reading Jared’s book: Invitations & Commitments: A Rule of Life : The Order of Sustainable Faith.

Send us an email if you have any questions for us or Jared about all this. And don’t forget about our Gofundme campaign. Help support our ministry. Thanks.

In this episode we give Unadvice about what pastors wish they could tell their people, Amy helps Michael think through an essay he’s writing on the film Birdman, and we discuss what it means to pray for our church to evolve. Visit our Gofundme page to support our ministry of building an intentional, missional community in Wake Forest, NC. Send us an email to let us know what you think of our podcast.

This episode includes these segments: Order Up (an invitation to a rule for living), Sermon Prep (xaris and sin), and On the Homefront (life with a big puppy). The theme throughout is the value we place on particularity. Visit our Gofundme page to support our ministry of building an intentional, missional community in Wake Forest, NC. Send us an email to let us know what you think of our podcast.

On this episode of AM Radio, we discuss our reasons for homeschooling our kids, we kick around ideas for a vision statement, and we introduce a new segment, “Order Up,” where we share our thoughts about joining a monastic movement.

You can learn more about the Order of Sustainable Faith by reading the rule of life Jared Boyd has written for it.

You can support us by giving to our Gofundme me campaign.

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This episode of AM Radio includes these segments: in Sermon Prep we continue working out our different understandings of xaris, in On the Homefront we share the challenge of finding homeschool curriculum (with one shocking example), and in Amy’s Musings we discuss grief in light of Kierkegaard’s claim that love for the dead is the purest form of love.

If you are enjoying our podcasts, please visit our Gofundme page and help support our ministry (and give us a good rating on iTunes too). Thanks!

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In this week’s episode of AM Radio, our sermon prep conversation focuses on xaris and creation, we give our un-advice take on the “what your pastor wishes you knew” trend, and we reflect on leaving regret behind after seeing the film Wild. We also talk about our Gofundme campaign.

On this episode of AM Radio, Amy and I discuss advice for texting your husband, atonement theories, and grieving during the holidays.

Welcome to AM Radio a podcast with Amy and Michael Raburn, pastors of Vineyard North Church in Wake Forest, NC. Today is Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2014. On today’s episode we’ll have our sermon prep conversation about receiving hope, talk about our misadventures with liturgical stuff, and discuss  our respect-based approach to parenting and pastoring.

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