Podcast Seminary

In October 2017, Dr. Freddy Cardoza, the Dean of Podcast Seminary, traveled to teach and consult in the former Soviet Union, in Ukraine, for Talbot School of Theology's Kyiv Extension.

Enjoy this audio session where Podcast Seminary offers a five-episode series, presented in the Russian Language.

It features church leaders from Eastern Europe and Central Asia who speak about important issues facing Christian churches in those areas.

Listen as Dr. Eduard Borysov interviews Denys Shkribliak. Denys discusses the concept of listening and its importance in Christian ministry. This episode was recorded live on location in Kyiv (Kiev), Ukraine at the Talbot School of Theology Extension.

In October 2017, Dr. Freddy Cardoza, the Dean of Podcast Seminary, traveled to teach and consult in the former Soviet Union, in Ukraine, for Talbot School of Theology's Kyiv Extension.

Enjoy this audio session where Podcast Seminary offers a five-episode series, presented in the Russian Language.

It features church leaders from Eastern Europe and Central Asia who speak about important issues facing Christian churches in those areas.

Listen as Dr. Eduard Borysov interviews Alexey Kulemichev, as they speak about "Returning the Church to Its Biblical Leadership and Mission," as recorded live on location in Kyiv (Kiev), Ukraine at the Talbot School of Theology Extension.

Parenting isn't easy. Christian parenting is even harder.

As believers, we need help thinking about the biblical purpose of parenting, in addition to specific suggestions and wisdom regarding good parenting. When we do it right, our kids have a greater chance of becoming all they were created to be.

Listen in as Dean Freddy Cardoza speaks to a group of Saddleback Church (Irvine South Campus) parents and youth ministry workers about how to raise kids with faith... not kids who are fake. (Approximately 90 minutes of equipping)

Christian discipleship, including evangelism and the sharing of the gospel, is in trouble in many of today's churches. This is something that can be addressed, but not without the resolve and sustained attention of churches and their leaders.

In this important dialogue on the subject by Podcast Seminary Dean, Dr. Freddy Cardoza, and Christian non-profit 501(c) ministry Global Phokos Founder, Corey Fifield, these issues are explored with candor and urgency.

Tune in to hear two Christian leaders who care deeply about the gospel and Christian discipleship talk shop, in search of solutions.

What is required to be a good citizen? What does it mean to be an American citizen? Meant for people of all our 25+ nations who currently listen to Podcast Seminary, this is a message targeted to Americans-- but a discussion that all citizen Christians should ask.

Specifically, I think Americans need to ask themselves "Is there any legitimate expectation of citizenship that we should give and receive from our fellow countrymen?" There was a time not long ago that it was an expectation for all American citizens to support the military that protects them; to full-throatedly say they love this Country; to support the Constitution and Bill of Rights; to heartily say the Pledge of Allegiance; to sing America the Beautiful, and to proudly stand and sing the National Anthem. Are those too much to ask as a starting place of American unity? If so, then what should be expected? That's what we will discuss in this podcast, related to the reasonable and scriptural expectations of being a good citizen.

Source:

Dave Anderson, Jan 26 2016-https://www.listland.com/top-10-reasons-immigrants-should-be-required-to-learn-english/

Why Your Pills Aren't Solving Your Problems

25% of Americans saw a Mental Health Professional sometime in the last year.

Let that sink in.

As a part of the How to Have a Clear Conscience series, Podcast Seminary addresses several enormous issues facing people in today's world and particularly in the United States.

In many ways, this episode is about Behavioral Medication or Addiction to Psychotropic Drugs, Depression, Maladies, Mental Health and Drug Abuse... as well as the fields serving people with these types of challenges: Counselors, Therapists, Psychologists, Psychiatrists, Pastors, Sociologists, Physicians, Pharmacists, and others.

In this important episode, Dean Freddy Cardoza deals with the very foundations of these issues: Our Understanding of Human Nature and how thinking biblically about human nature can change everything.

Join us for this life-altering and mind-bending discussion. Then like, comment, and share it with others.

In this special episode, Podcast Seminary Dean, Dr. Freddy Cardoza, answers the questions:

• What does Islam teach?
• What do Muslims believe?
• Why are factions of Muslims frequently at war with one another?
• What is Sharia Law?
• What are the Five Pillars of Islam
• Who was Muhammad?
• What was Muhammad's Night Journey?
• Is the Quran Inspired?
• Who is ISIS? Al Qaeda? Boko Haram? Al Shabaab?
• And much more!

Also, over 30 hours in the making, get the 90 slide presentation on "Understanding Islam and ISIS" at http://podcastseminary.download

On August 17, 2017 on the famed Las Rambla in Barcelona, Spain, a raging terrorist drove a windowless white van 60mph down the pedestrian-filled walkway, killing or injuring nearly 100 people.

In this timely podcast, Podcast Seminary Dean, Dr. Freddy Cardoza, addresses the Barcelona ISIS Attack, exploring terror sentiments among Muslims around the world from the latest Pew Research report (August 9, 2017), along with a close look at ISIS and other terror groups.

Source: http://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/08/09/muslims-and-islam-key-findings-in-the-u-s-and-around-the-world/

Podcast Seminary features the ministry of Phokos (pronounced "focus") in this important episode.

Global Phokos is a Christian non-profit 501(c) organization that provides housing to godly men who need it so they can share the message of the cross to a world that needs it.

It focuses on the needs of housing to Missionaries, Christian Refugees, Bible Students, and Graduates from Recovery Ministries. For more information contact Founder Corey Fifield at www.globalphokos.com

Racism is a scourge of our time.

Whether it is racism, hatred, or any form of person-centered evil, it should be condemned.

In this special episode of Podcast Seminary, Dean Freddy Cardoza discusses the happenings at Charlottesville on August 12, 2017 as they were unfolding, including personal experiences involving racism, and an appeal for the embrace of a biblical view of race and humanity.