Front Porch Theology

Heather, Will, and, Jeremy sit back and discuss the horrific situation in Israel. What does it mean? Is this the beginning of the end? Listen as we crack open the Bible open and discuss a little eschatology. Also, Will shares a dark secret while Heather appears tipsy.

Heather, Will, and Jeremy talk about the renovation process, their hopes and fears in what God has given the local church.

In our Summer Series with special guests, Heather sits down with Patrick Wheeler and Tina Maloney to talk about their journey with fighting cancer. They share the testimony and background of their diagnoses and the goodness and faithfulness of God through it all. Listen and be encouraged by their faith while still in the fight.

We continue in our Summer Series of special guests. This week you’ll hear from two of NH’s pastor's wives. Amanda and Leslie sit down with Heather in a vulnerable interview to share the joys and sorrows of being a preacher's wife in today's culture, the difficulty of unrealistic expectations, and a bit of encouragement to all of pastor’s wives.

Heather sits down with her husband, Jason Cook, to discuss fatherhood. Listen as Jason shares his heart and shares how being a father has impacted him.

Heather sits down with guests Jason Cook and Baker Knapp as Will and Jeremy are nowhere to be found. Listen as the three discuss how everyone can be creative and how creativity is a way to glorify God.

Heather and Jeremy sit down to discuss how Pastor Will has abandoned them, while also discussing the causes of being discontent and how the harm it could cause. When should we be discontent? How do we discern between healthy and unhealthy discontentment? We answer these questions and Jeremy sings Meatloaf.

Heather, Will, and Jeremy gather and discuss the ever prevalent emotional affairs. How does it happen? Why does it happen? Are pastors more prone to be involved in emotional affairs?

Heather, Will, and Jeremy discuss replacement theology and why it is dangerous. The group further explains a healthy approach to covenant theology and their concerns with aspects of dispensationalism. This topic is based off a question submitted through the app! If you have a question, please send it our way so we can discuss what is important to you.

Olivia Meade sits down with authors Seth Polk and Danny Rumple to discuss their content and chapters in the latest book from Rural Church Voices entitled Church Out Here.