Dr. Isaac Petit Frère, is a powerhouse and you’re about to hear why. His story has in it titles like producer, pastor, & professor, and from the outside looking in, it is impossible to miss how God has used all of these things to develop him into what we see him as, one of the most powerful persons of influence in social ministry today.

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Paul MIgnard (@sketchysermons) sits to chat about sketching out quotes online, how he got started, and what it takes to have a daily sketch ready to. IN our conversation we discuss the importance of art reflecting our faith - and how if we know the source material, we can enjoy imaginative expressions of truth.

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Jeff Reed (@deerffej) sit to chat about his experience around the Church - digital, phygital, and what the Church can learn about how to think about digital expressions on ministry - and whether or not churches should go digital. His answer may surprise you.

The Church Digital || Guidance for Church Online, Digital, Metaverse and Phygital/Hybrid Church

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A few weeks ago, we heard from an online pastor that uses Facebook as a platform for gathering their online people - now hear how one pastor sees social media as a place to cast light and hope so that all might hear the good news of Jesus. You're in for a treat on this week's episode! 

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Steve Bezner (@Bezner) stops by to chat about how pastors can use social media to speak into the lives of those near and far, and also how social media can be beneficial to help them pastor their people.

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TW: Mentions of abuse, domestic violence, suicide

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Today, Sarah and Hector talk with Lisa Congo (@LisaCongo) about her journey in ministry in and out of the local church, her role in leading a women’s shelter, and how social media can be a powerful tool in helping people in abusive situations.

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Today, Sarah and Hector talk with Pastor Lindsey Murphy about how she ended up as an online pastor for a church out of state, why the church chose Facebook for their communities, and a story we're happy to share about the power of digital discipleship.

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Today, Sarah and Hector talk with Carollynn Xavier about how she came to faith, how she's turned her TikTok platform into an evangelistic opportunity, and what the church can learn from TikTok.

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We took a few minutes to reflect on our time with our online friend on Pocket Pulpit this last year. We also talked about the things we're looking forward to in the new year and hopes for the podcast. We also shared a few ways you can use social media to reach out to others this holidy season.

Today, Sarah and Hector talk with Beth Allison Barr, PhD (@bethallisonbarr) about how how the church has limited women in ministry and how the growth of social media has given women an oppurtunity to step into a pulpit. Beth also helps us understand how to use that pulpit effectively. 

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