After a 2min review of the VP Debate, Pastor Sean wants you to hear about an amazing ministry serving 41 sovereign states in Africa with the mission of "Mobilizing Intentional Disciple-making in Everyday Life". His guests are John Abrahamse and Jeremy Koeries form JLIFE.org.

Pastor Sean hopes that you didn't miss one of the most important discussions and honors he's had in hosting almost 100 radio shows and podcasts...his conversation with Dr. Shelby Steele who said "The problem is not systemic racism, the problem is systemic guilt." Dr. Shelby Steele is the author of "White Guilt" / featured in the documentary "What Killed Michael Brown?" and is masterfully and beautifully directed by Eli Steele - now streaming on Amazon. Sean Azzaro leads the conversation full of wisdom and possibly some revelations from Dr. Steele's experiences growing up in the 50s and 60s. Worth another listen.

Pastor Sean says when it comes to talking about politics in the Church or from the pulpit, "we don't want to be partisan, we want to be Biblical." Moral issues are now political...so buckle up...Sean is just getting started.

Thanks to Dan "The Man", he asked a question to Pastor Sean about the leadership at River City Community Church and does it fit a Biblical Model. It inspired today's podcast. Humbly speaking it does. Sean references Titus 1 and Timothy 3 and speaks to Elder's role, their qualifications, and their functions in the church...which bottom line is part of the family.

This Radio Show and Podcast was recorded on the morning of the 23rd anniversary of the terrorist attacks on America. Pastor Sean reflects on what happened in our country, and in the church. Do we really remember lessons learned from history as the Trump/Harris Debate is a day closer to the new leadership of the US. Predictably Sean shares the bottom line for Christians today, and what we're supposed to do.

Pastor Sean's mission at River City Community Church is to help people know, love and serve Jesus - make disciples, and help folks find the real life they were created for. As a non-profit, the Church does not endorse nor promotes the political parties from the pulpit. However...in this podcast...he gets really close. :)

Sean heard a podcast featuring Dr. J.D. Greear on The Stetzer Church Leaders Podcast and the topic was Character Matters as it pertained to the Presidential candidate who wears a red tie...and Sean said "hold on..."

Do you ever thank Pastor Sean for his 9:30am or 11am Sunday Service? :)

Do you ever bless your church with YOUR SERVICE?

Me, serve? "I get grace...i don't have to serve at the church." Really?

Sean says..."Sorry, we're the body...we're the church...we're family...despite what you think of your brother/sister."

If you want to run this race...if you want to win this match...you need to work on your "serve".

Relevant Magazine published an article called What Christians Can Learn From Non-Believers. That's an attention getter...and while the intentions are good, Sean would like to add a couple more...including speaking the truth in love after listening, and respecting that non-believer.

Pastor Sean sits with Pastor Marcus Burgos of Shepherd of the Hills Church in East Terrell Hills in San Antonio. Pastor to Pastor - Co-Laborers for the Kingdom...but Pastor Marcus is doing double duty.

Pastor Marcus is Bi-Vocational because he is also the Director of Ministry Development with Salem San Antonio and AM630 The Word (AKA KSLR). Marcus also Shepherds a Bi-Lingual church where he preaches in English and Spanish at the same time. Plus a Husband, and Father... Wow!

(Fun Fact: This is RFRL Episode #630 and Marcus is from AM630 The Word).

You can also hear Pastor Sean on AM630 The Word at 2pm Monday-Friday.

Is it "I can do all things through Christ..."?

Is it "I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand..."?

Is it "For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper you and not to harm you..."

All great ones, but understand the context in which they were said.

Pastor Sean focuses on that last one and spells out the bottom line...

Dig in...