Reaching For Real Life with Sean Azzaro

More #RealTalk with Pastor Sean Azzaro as he welcomes San Antonio Police Department's Public Information Officer Doug Greene who sees his position as a ministry while putting on a bullet proof vest. He knows his protection and heavenly chief is Jesus Christ. All topics are on the table: The Protests and Prayer Rallies, Black Lives Matter, Police Reform, the heavy stuff that officers deal with everyday where compassion fatigue is a real thing...and the hope of investing more in our children. San Antonio is blessed to have Officer Doug Greene serving our city. Please listen...

Sean Azzaro literally phones this one in as he dials in remotely from Camp Ya-Ya and Pops where he's the Camp Director. (Sorry, the season is sold out.) But anticipating his full plate, Sean shares a conversation he recorded the week before with his friend Seth Barnes whom he met through AIM (Adventures in Missions). Seth has a heart for young adults who especially today are trying to figure out life. Do I go to college? Do I take a gap year? Seth and Sean suggest we need to pay attention to what Jesus is saying.

Pastor Sean Azzaro has a special conversation with National Radio Host Michael Medved - bestselling author of the book God's Hand On America: Divine Providence In The Modern Era. Michael points out the pattern of happy accidents that have happened in our nation's history is still a pattern...God shed His Grace on thee. It's Podcast #232, as America turns 244 on July 4th - celebrate with gratitude.

Sean Azzaro invites Texas and San Antonio Radio Hall of Famer Trey Ware to continue the conversation on a call for media reform. Trey Ware broadcasts daily on 550 KTSA where his mission is to share the news of the day discerning truth from the fake news, and many times reminding folks who the Author of The Truth is. Listen for Trey's personal and powerful testimony.

After Sean shares some good news happening in the world and on the campus of River City Community Church, Sean noticed some media outlets conveniently cherry picking quotes to use for their agenda thereby rewriting history. With all the talk of race relations, police reform, and pandemic panic - has anyone thought to hold the press responsible? How about some Good News?

Pastor Sean digs a little deeper into understanding the current culture crisis with a reminder of Galatians 6 where it says to "bear one another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ." When you listen, stand with your brother and sister, and show the love of Christ - watch what happens. Sean also recognizes the works of Author/Pastor Tim Keller and other heroes of the faith.

Pastors and Leaders from all four corners of San Antonio met in The Real Life Amphitheater on Saturday - May 30th - for "A Cry For Justice For All" after the killing of George Floyd. Pastor Sean welcomed Trey Ware (KTSA) as the emcee and the panel also included Pastors Charles Flowers, Donte Banks, Ed Newton, Joe Morales, Ronson Hall, Mel Keys, Nico LaHood, and other leaders. Listen to Sean share the major takeaways and the hope for the church.

It made national news...lead singer of CCM band Hawk Nelson declares he no longer believes in God. Sean opens the discussion with John Thompson - the Dean of Trevecca School of Music and Worship Arts (Nashville), and founder of TrueTunes.com. "Churched" and "Un-churched" have added "De-Churched" to the label list...but let's get real. Reaching for Real Life calls for community. You'll enjoy this conversation.

Probably one of the most candid and important conversations between two Pastors regarding Ahmaud Arbery's murder. Pastor Charles Flowers of Faith Outreach Center joins Pastor Sean at the Real Life Amphitheater in the hope and opportunity to find unity around the cross. Please listen and share...it's powerful.

After another glorious Sunday in the Real Life Amphitheater on Mother's Day as Sean honors 2 women: his late mom Ginger Azzaro, and a mom, Wanda Cooper-Jones, who lost her son Ahmaud Aubery who was murdered on February 23rd. It's another tragedy in America, an even more horrific video to watch. What's the response and opportunity for the church? How should we pray? Sean reminds us it's a sin issue...there is an answer.
This is Part 1 of 2.