Fastened Like Nails

By Lamplighter MinistriesReligion & Spirituality

Fastened Like Nails episodes

May 02, 2018 The Joy of the Lord is My Strength - Noah Sanders
2018 Guild teacher and author of Born Again Dirt, Noah Sanders, talks with Mark about the four principles of work and life: 1. Do things on time. 2. Do things with a high level of excellence. 3. Have minimal waste. 4. Do it with joy. Noah Sanders will be teaching at the 2018 Lamplighter Guild hosted at the Lamplighter headquarters in Mount Morris, NY. For more information, visit www.lamplighterguild.com.
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April 25, 2018 A Living Miracle
Once in a while God does something so unusual that you know only He could have done it. Join Mark Hamby as he interviews two master craftsmen, Tom and Dave, who are living examples of the Biblical characters, Oholiab and Bezalel (Exodus 31, 35-36). Prepare to be inspired as you seek to use the gifts and skills God has placed in your hands to bless those around you. Unsure of what you have to offer? Hear how even a daily carpool routine can be used for the glory of God.

The Giant Killer
https://store.lamplighter.net/dramatic-audio-cd---giant-killer-p2619.aspx

Lamplighter Academy of Arts and Biblical Theology
https://lamplighter.net/c/academy/
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April 18, 2018 Having Grace with Young Grumblers
Peter Fecteau, the father of 3 homeschooling children, talks with Mark Hamby about the idea of grace in the family. After a trying time with his son, Peter comes front to front with his son's anger. How does he respond? Does he get angry or does he postpone anger? Is it right to not punish your son and "train up your child in the way of the Lord?" Listen in to this great testimony that exemplifies having faith and trusting God with your children and their character. Far too many times we'll try to correct and control our children's behavior, and neglect the more important thing, influencing our children's character. Whether you're a parent or not, this story will inspire you to have grace with others and then witness God do amazing things. Let's listen in.

The Education of a Child:
https://store.lamplighter.net/education-of-a-child-the-wisdom-of-fenelon---hardcover-p2689.aspx

The Duties of Parents:
https://store.lamplighter.net/duties-of-parents-the---paperback-p189.aspx

Families Where Grace is in Place:
https://store.lamplighter.net/families-where-grace-is-in-place-p197.aspx
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April 11, 2018 Brokenness and Grace - Todd Busteed Interview - Pt2
If you're looking for tips and tricks on how to sound design, then you've come to the wrong place! In part 2 of this interview with Todd Busteed, we will dive deep and hear stories about brokenness and grace. The example David sets as a crazy and drooling peasant because of his fear of a man is how we typically find ourselves, in a state of crazy because of our fear of man. It cripples us from apologizing and experiencing God working in our lives as a result. Only the beautiful story of God's redemptive cross can wake us up. How does all of this communicate over sound? Listen in to find out.

Todd Busteed will be teaching at the 2018 Lamplighter Guild hosted at Lamplighter Headquarters in Mount Morris, NY.
For more information, visit Lamplighterguild.com
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April 04, 2018 Brokenness and Grace - Todd Busteed Interview - Pt1
Mark Hamby and Todd Busteed, sound designer for Lamplighter Theatre, talk over the phone about brokenness. As a broken person, there is no need to hide the shattered pieces of your life under the rug and keep a smiling face. Brothers and sisters in Christ should open up to one another about what's is happening in our lives. This is called faith. When this happens, then God can truly take the reigns of your life and do amazing things that you couldn't even dream about, causing you to marvel at His wonderful works and promises. How does this concept of brokenness and grace take shape both in your life and during Todd's sound design course in the 2018 Lamplighter Guild? Let's find out.

Todd Busteed will be teaching at the 2018 Lamplighter Guild hosted at Lamplighter Headquarters in Mount Morris, NY.
For more information, visit Lamplighterguild.com
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March 28, 2018 Crafting Lamplighter Music - John Campbell Interview - Pt2
In part two of this interview with the music composer behind every Lamplighter Theatre audio drama, John Campbell, you'll get a sneak peek behind how John composes music with a great attitude in the midst of critique. Plus, John is already starting music on Lamplighter Theatre's 23rd audio drama! What creative direction is John making as he approaches the story, "The Treasure of the Secret Cove?" Mark shares some of his research on proverbs and testifies to the effect wisdom has on someone's work for the better. What is life like being a music composer? Some days aren't so creative as others and require a high level of grit just to get going in the morning. Lastly, what exciting things should you expect at the 2018 Lamplighter Guild? Listen in to find answers to all these questions.

John Campbell will be teaching at the 2015 Lamplighter Guild hosted at Lamplighter Headquarters in Mount Morris, NY.
For more information, visit Lamplighterguild.com
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March 21, 2018 Crafting Lamplighter Music - John Campbell Interview - Pt1
If you love Lamplighter Theatre for its musical signature, then you'll love this interview with John Campbell, music composer behind every single Lamplighter Theatre drama. You'll get insight into John's philosophy and technique when it comes time to make music for the next dramatic audio. What does it entail for a composer to live by the concept called "Dialog is King" and how does that affect his working relationships? And prepare your notepad when John starts breaking down his process when creating music for Lamplighter Theatre. Music is a mighty force that can be used for God's Kingdom work. If you're curious about the process then you won't want to miss part one of this 2-part interview with John Campbell!

John Campbell will be teaching at the 2015 Lamplighter Guild hosted at Lamplighter Headquarters in Mount Morris, NY.
For more information, visit Lamplighterguild.com
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March 14, 2018 How Have You Loved Me - Ravi Zacharias - Pt3
What are the three bridges that help bridge the gap between us and God? Intimacy, identity, and community. In the 3rd part of this session with Ravi Zacharias taken from the 2015 Lamplighter Guild, Ravi helps paint a picture of how glorious God is. In this episode, you will be inspired and challenged to give God your best. "You cannot worship without the purity of motive." It's very possible to believe that you did not get from God what you expected, but when you have Him then you have everything. Listen in to this 3 part sermon, given by Ravi Zacharias from the 2015 Lamplighter Guild.

For more information about the Lamplighter Guild visit lamplighterguild.com
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March 07, 2018 How Have You Loved Me Pt2
God gave a lot when he sacrificed His Son for us. Time and time again, His love has proven the mercy and unconditional love that pours out of His character. It is always us, His children, that fail to recognize and act proportionately to His abounding love. What is worship? In today's podcast, Ravi Zacharias will unpack this question which will help us to use worship using our entire being. To help complete this picture of worship, we mustn't forget to include respect and reverence. Without respect, we put ourselves in danger by standing in a situation which lacks the discipline to honor God. There's so much to learn and experience living our lives full of worship compared the Israelites you'll hear about in Malachi. Listen in to this 3 part sermon, given by Ravi Zacharias from the 2015 Lamplighter Guild.

For more information about the Lamplighter Guild visit lamplighterguild.com
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March 01, 2018 How Have You Loved Me - Ravi Zacharias - Pt1
How do you gap the bridge between the head and the heart with worship? There are plenty of Christian's that know of God's love and have even experienced God's love, but still feel empty or alone. When you search to find an answer by looking at the nature of God, you only become more confused. Join us for this teaching from the 2015 Guild where Ravi Zacharias skillfully unpacks what true worship is. Keeping careful to ensure that his teachings are biblical, Ravi presents the proper framework to understand the language of the bible and what God and His people truly mean. Listen in to part 1 of this session from the 2015 Lamplighter Guild.

For more information about the Lamplighter Guild visit lamplighterguild.com
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About Fastened Like Nails

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The mission of Lamplighter Ministries is “to make ready a people prepared for the Lord, by building Christ-like character one story at a time.” The mission of this ministry is deeply rooted in the truths found in Malachi 4:6 and Luke 1:17. The gospel writer Luke quotes from Malachi 4:6 in his first chapter. His handling of the text is peculiar because he leaves out part of the quote and adds a sentence that changes the entire meaning of Malachi’s text. In Malachi we read: “To turn the hearts of the fathers to their children and the hearts of the children to their fathers, lest I come and smite the earth with a curse.” In Luke we read: “To turn the hearts of the fathers to their children and the disobedient to the wisdom of the just, to make ready a people prepared for the Lord.” The first part of this verse is identical in both passages. The second part, “turning the hearts of the children to their fathers” is similar to “turning the disobedient to the wisdom of the just.” It appears that Luke is emphasizing that children’s hearts (the disobedient) will turn to their fathers, if their fathers’ hearts become righteous and worthy. The last part of the verse in Malachi, “lest I come and smite the earth with a curse,” has been deleted and new text has been added, thus changing the meaning. Generally, the New Testament writers will change an Old Testament text to help clarify the intended meaning, but here Luke changes the meaning of the text entirely. Whereas the Old Testament closes out with the word “curse” and a strict warning, the New Testament closes out with hope and an emphasis on grace—“the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all, Amen.” By Divine design the Old Testament closes in “curse” and the New Testament closes with “grace.” When Luke the physician quotes Malachi 4:6 and removes the curse, I believe he was adding that which is at the heart of Christian discipleship—“making ready a people prepared for the Lord.”