Should the church be unified locally, should you expose your kids to traveling at a young age, what are the differences between the American and the European church? What do you do when you feel God calling you to a place but the doors aren't opening? All that and more in this episode with Philipp Stieb.

Philipp is the Communications director at Timberline Bible College in Colorado, where he was a student in 2012 and met his wife Haley.

We sit down with the Principal of Timberline Bible school in this episode and hear insights of this next generation, how covid might have changed them for the better, and dive into what teaching from Jeremiah over 20 can teach you.

Sam is originally from North Carolina but has spent most of his adult life in Colorado. Sam and his wife Laura moved to Colorado to join the Timberline staff in 2015 as one-year volunteers and have been there ever since! They now have three children, Floyd, Willa and Olive. Sam likes snowboarding, fly fishing, cooking, and most of all speanding a quiet day at home with his family. In his role as Principle Sam is responsible for planning and facilitating everything relating to Bible School.

Ever wondered what life as a full time pastor of a church is like in the south? In this interview I got the chance to sit down with my dad, Glen Warren, and go over the past 40 years in ministry. We touch a lot of topics like understanding God's calling on our lives. How to speak kindly in love. What its like raising kids as a pastor. The differences in leadership styles. The importance of Discipleship and how to build real leaders.

I got wonderful opportunity to interview my mom in this episode, going behind the scenes of the life of a pastors wife. We peel back the curtain to see what life is really like being married to the face of a church, raising kids in ministry, observations of other people in ministry and ways the church can grow. This was a really special interview for me and I hope to do another one soon, let me know what questions you wished I asked in this episode so I can ask them in the next interview we do together! Use the poll on Spotify to write in your questions or send me a message on instagram. Enjoy!

In this episode I sat down with Peter Hammond to talk about his recent calling to a completely new side of ministry. Pete has been in ministry for over 20 years and has recently uprooted his whole family for a cross country move. Our conversation was cut short by a call from his realtor, he was moving in just a few days, and some other time crunches Consider this episode more of a teaser of a future interview where Peter and I can sit down and talk about his new calling. Make sure you subscribe so you don't miss when that episode comes out.

Georges Houssney has been actively ministering to the Muslim world for over 40 years. For more information on Georges ministry go to https://www.horizonsinternational.org

Find his book "Engaging Islam" on amazon or at https://www.engagingislam.org

On the second episode of the Prodigal Theology Podcast we go into a long conversation with Josh Pedersen about where does the identity of a christian come from, pruning and walking through hard times, how to hear God's voice, Josh's personal ministry journey, a book idea that he needs your help with, and so much more.

In this episode we give the setup a nice run down, and have some good conversation about where this show is going to go. We recorded this a year before publishing, so you'll hear me say things like "I need to figure out a name for this show" but we did, Prodigal Theology. 

I do make reference to a book in this episode that I couldn't remember the name. "Jesus Continued, why the spirit inside you is better than Jesus beside you" by JD Grear. link to the book here on amazon: https://amzn.to/3YKbcnu

Thanks for listening, and please reach out and let me know what you would like to hear talked about on the show! You can find me @ProdigalTheology on instagram and YouTube.