PD and PDubs Unscripted

We take a closer look at why one of the assigned readings for the first Sunday in Advent is Luke's account of Palm Sunday. And we take some time to discuss the text, Luke 19:28-40.

Maggie Walsh joins PD to talk about a smorgasbord of topics about Thanksgiving.

On this episode we take a deeper dive into Mark 10:17-31. We discuss the interaction with the rich man and the teaching moment with the disciples afterward.

P-Dubs and PD reflect on their most recent Pastor's Conference that they attended. They shared about reaching out to those who don't know Christ and caring for people.

*Please note we're having some issues with our microphones and the audio quality is not our normal quality*

We're back! After a long hiatus, we're back with a new episode. We share about the various activities that took place over the summer months at Immanuel and look ahead to some of the events coming up at Immanuel.

P-Dubs and PD share about what they're learned at their latest Pastor's Conference. The topic of the conference was on the topic of reconciliation. They reflect on the reconciliation with God and with other people.

P-Dubs and PD are glad to have P-Dubs' daughter, Sydney joining us on this episode. They start their discussion about the parable of the Lost Sheep. This leads Sydney into a discussion about mental health and feeling like the lost sheep.

On this episode we are joined by Cassandra Grace. She joins us to discuss God's sovereignty in the middle of suffering. Cassandra shares her journey though life and some of the struggles and how she has come to love God.

https://www.cassandraspocket.net/

On this episode we discuss various Easter hymns and songs. We share our thoughts about some of our favorites and how these are uplifting songs and hymns.

P-Dubs and PD are joined by Immanuel member, Kevin Kindelin. Kevin just released a memoir about his life and his journey have his spinal cord injury when he was 19. He shares about his journey from the time of the injury and when he found out about Immanuel. You can buy his book on Amazon. It's called, "At Least I Tried" by Kevin Kindelin