Preachers in Training

Episode #065 For Thursday, November 6, 2014 “Five Minutes With God & Preaching with Evernote” HOST: Robert Hatfield GUEST: Rusty Hills     Show Notes: Robert shares some new ways that he is using Evernote to write and organize sermons. Plus, Rusty Hills stops by to share information about his new book, “Five Minutes with […]

 

Episode #065

For Thursday, November 6, 2014

“Five Minutes With God & Preaching with Evernote”

HOST: Robert Hatfield

GUEST: Rusty Hills

 

 

Show Notes:

* Robert shares some new ways that he is using Evernote to write and organize sermons. Plus, Rusty Hills stops by to share information about his new book, “Five Minutes with God.” Learn about the book and how it could help the entire congregation where you worship!

Episode Resources:

* How I Use Evernote for Balance in My Preaching

* Order Rusty’s Book, “Five Minutes with God”

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Episode #064 For Thursday, October 30, 2014 “A Call for All Church Leaders to Step Up!” HOST: Robert Hatfield     Show Notes: In 1 Timothy, Paul makes it clear that any man who leads in worship is to have holy hands. That certainly applies to preachers. So why is it that the professionals who […]

 

Episode #064

For Thursday, October 30, 2014

“A Call for All Church Leaders to Step Up!”

HOST: Robert Hatfield

 

 

Show Notes:

* In 1 Timothy, Paul makes it clear that any man who leads in worship is to have holy hands. That certainly applies to preachers. So why is it that the professionals who help domestic violence situations every day are not surprised when the one who abuses is a church leader? This episode is a call for all church leaders to step up.

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Episode #063 For Thursday, October 23, 2014 “How Can A Preacher Help One Who Has Been Physically Abused?” HOST: Robert Hatfield GUEST: Lonnie Jones     Show Notes: DOMESTIC ABUSE HOTLINE: 1-800-799-SAFE This is the fourth episode in our October series to raise awareness about domestic violence and domestic abuse. Visit The Light Network’s Domestic Violence Page to […]

 

Episode #063

For Thursday, October 23, 2014

“How Can A Preacher Help One Who Has Been Physically Abused?”

HOST: Robert Hatfield

GUEST: Lonnie Jones

 

 

Show Notes:

DOMESTIC ABUSE HOTLINE: 1-800-799-SAFE

This is the fourth episode in our October series to raise awareness about domestic violence and domestic abuse. Visit The Light Network’s Domestic Violence Page to see more of the network-wide emphasis on domestic violence.

Lonnie Jones is a licensed professional counsellor, a chaplain for his city’s police department, a minister, and much more. He has worked closely with people in abusive situations. Today, Lonnie joins us to continue our discussion about physical abuse in a domestic environment.

This episode focuses on how preachers can minister to one who has been physically abused.

The following questions are answered:

Why do some spouses stay in a physically abusive situation?

What affects does physical abuse have on mental and emotional health?

What should preachers, elders (and their wives) do when face with this situation in the church?

How can well-meaning, concerned loved ones do the most good in helping someone in this situation?

When is it time for a preacher (untrained in professional counseling) to put a couple (or a victim of abuse) in contact with a trained professional?

What does the Bible say about physical abuse?

Next week, we will turn our attention to leaders in the church – especially preachers – and the need for us to step up and speak out again domestic violence. Further, we will discuss why it is imperative that domestic violence not be named among us.

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Episode #062 For Thursday, October 16, 2014 “The Physically Abusive Relationship” HOST: Robert Hatfield GUEST: Lonnie Jones     Show Notes: DOMESTIC ABUSE HOTLINE: 1-800-799-SAFE This is the third episode in our October series to raise awareness about domestic violence and domestic abuse. Visit The Light Network’s Domestic Violence Page to see more of the network-wide emphasis on […]

 

Episode #062

For Thursday, October 16, 2014

“The Physically Abusive Relationship”

HOST: Robert Hatfield

GUEST: Lonnie Jones

 

 

Show Notes:

DOMESTIC ABUSE HOTLINE: 1-800-799-SAFE

This is the third episode in our October series to raise awareness about domestic violence and domestic abuse. Visit The Light Network’s Domestic Violence Page to see more of the network-wide emphasis on domestic violence.

Lonnie Jones is a licensed professional counsellor, a chaplain for his city’s police department, a minister, and much more. He has worked closely with people in abusive situations. Today, Lonnie joins us to discuss physical abuse in a domestic environment.

The following questions are answered:

In what forms is physical abuse exhibited?

How does physical abuse begin?

What are warning signs for dating couples that their future spouse could be abusive in the future?

Are there warning signs that someone is being physically abused by a spouse?

What is the first course of action for a preacher who becomes aware of a physically abusive situation?

At what point should law enforcement become involved?

Next week, Lonnie will come back to continue the conversation about physical abuse. Specifically, Robert and Lonnie will discuss hope and healing from a physically abusive situation. 

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Episode #061 For Thursday, October 9, 2014 “Recovering from a Verbally Abusive Relationship” HOST: Robert Hatfield GUEST: Dr. Jerry Martin     Show Notes: DOMESTIC ABUSE HOTLINE: 1-800-799-SAFE This is the second episode in our October series to raise awareness about domestic violence and domestic abuse. Robert is joined once again by Dr. Jerry Martin, the dean of […]

 

Episode #061

For Thursday, October 9, 2014

“Recovering from a Verbally Abusive Relationship”

HOST: Robert Hatfield

GUEST: Dr. Jerry Martin

 

 

Show Notes:

DOMESTIC ABUSE HOTLINE: 1-800-799-SAFE

This is the second episode in our October series to raise awareness about domestic violence and domestic abuse.

Robert is joined once again by Dr. Jerry Martin, the dean of the School of Human Services at Amridge University. On this episode, Dr. Martin discusses how preachers can minister to people and help them recover from a verbally abusive situation.

The following questions are answered:

What is the first course of action for a preacher who becomes aware of a verbally abusive situation?

Why do so many instances of verbal abuse go unreported?

How can a victim of verbal abuse find the strength to call for change?

How can a victim encourage an abusive spouse to change and get help?

What if the abusive spouse is unwilling to change?

What should preachers, elders (and their wives) do when faced with this problem in the church?

How can well-meaning, concerned loved ones do the most good in helping someone in this situation?

When is it time for a preacher (untrained in professional counseling) to put a couple (or a victim of abuse) in contact with a trained professional?

What does the Bible say about verbal abuse?

Next week, Robert will welcome Lonnie Jones to Preachers in Training to continue our emphasis on domestic violence. Lonnie and Robert will discuss physical abuse.

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* Voicemail: 903-26-LIGHT (903-265-4448)

* If you enjoyed the show, please rate it on iTunes and write a brief review. That would help tremendously in getting the word out! Thanks.

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