In three parts, Edwin Crozier, Terry Francis, and Keith Stonehart join me to talk about ministry on a more practical basis. Hear their stories and passion in the conversation. Part Three. 

In three parts, Edwin Crozier, Terry Francis, and Keith Stonehart join me to talk about ministry on a more practical basis. Hear their stories and passion in the conversation. Part Two. 

In three parts, Edwin Crozier, Terry Francis, and Keith Stonehart join me to talk about ministry on a more practical basis. Hear their stories and passion in the conversation. Part One.

We look at the four expectations of stewards, and compare this to how we are stewards of God's varied gifts He has given us to manage.

We don't often use the word steward anymore, but it's a word we should understand. It will change our perspective of what God is doing for us, and it will change our understanding of what we should be doing for Him.

A follow up to the conversation with Nolan Baker, we must learn that being born again is not a one time experience but a lifelong change.

The phrase "born again" is often thrown around as a plea for someone to be saved. Jesus uses the phrase when He speaks to Nicodemus. Is this what He meant? Join Nolan Baker and myself as we discuss this oft misused phrase.

We dig a little deeper into the purpose of apologetics. It's a broad topic, and it addresses so many questions we have as Christians, but they are questions worth answering.

Knowing what you believe is not nearly as important as knowing why you believe it. Aaron Beard joins me as we discuss the importance of "apologetics."

Today, I dig deeper into the ideas of postmodernism, looking not only at the downfall of such ideas, but the danger of trusting in man's ability to decide truth.