First Pres Lake Wales Youth Ministry Podcast

This Wednesday, Emma Harrington is on the Quarantine-Cast. We talk about the Strike System and Emma tells us about her senior year of high school. Afterwards, a teaching on John 14:8-10.

Why is the resurrection of Jesus important? How can we know that the resurrection really happened? This Sunday, Mackay Smith, Associate Pastor of First Pres Lake Wales, is on the show and we discuss the awesome truth of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. 

On this Wednesday edition of the Quarantine-Cast, Matt Simpson talks about the awesomeness of youth ministry and the mysteries of Myspace. Afterwards, we look at John 14:1-7.

On this Quarantine-Cast, I speak with Ilyssa Harrington. She tells us about youth ministry escapades of days past, the blessings of life after High School, and the importance of waiting on God. 

Cal Sanelli, the youth pastor of South Lake Wales Church of God joins me on the Quarantine-Cast. We talk High School Musical and Cal confesses a terrible secret too Shane. Afterwards a teaching on John 13:36-38.

On the Sunday morning edition of the Quarantine-Cast, Shane speaks with John Miller, a youth leader and member of First Pres. John talks about how his dad meets Mister Rogers but also talks about some things going on in the community of Lake Wales and how he views these things as a follower of Jesus Christ. 

On the Wednesday edition of the Quarantine Cast, I talk with Rob Quam who gives us some thoughts about how we can be thinking outwardly in a time of crisis. Afterwards is a teaching on John 13:33-35.

Shane talks to Mary about their first week of social distancing, the highs and the lows. This includes a very special Taco Bell visit. Afterwards, a teaching on Revelation 1:1-3.

We might look out on the world today and believe we are in the darkest hour in history. Yet, biblically, the darkest hour in history was when Jesus, the Son of God, was crucified. How did Jesus instruct His disciples during that dark hour?

Being made in God's image, we can be certain that the more we come to know God, Who He is and what He is like, the closer we come to answering the question: "Who am I?" The problem is there are more versions of God than there are flavors of ice cream. But when we look to the Scriptures (God's self-disclosure), Who is the God we find there? Is He anything like our own interpretations of Him?