In this episode, you can listen in to a conversation on the topic of "How to talk to your kids about Jesus" led by Rod Heppell, Carol Hendricks, and Tim Voth during a Family Pizza Night on February 7, 2025. During the evening, we referenced a book by Natasha Crain called "Talking with Your Kids about Jesus", which you can find online such as here: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/46161156-talking-with-your-kids-about-jesus

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In this episode, we'll be hearing from Nathan Veenstra, who was the director of operations on staff at Southridge Fellowship for six years in Langley, BC. Nathan Veenstra is a professional in the world of teach and wanted to engage in a topic that parents face with their kids in the digital age we live in. We've been going through a sermon series called "Parenting: Everyday Discipleship" at Sardis Fellowship, so after our worship service on Sunday, February 9, 2025, Nathan shared a presentation he has titled "Faith, Family, and Firewalls". If you would like to see the slides he presented during his talk, you can visit our website's Discipleship Podcast page at sardisfellowship.com/discipleship-podcast

In this episode, we'll be hearing from Noel Santos from Chilliwack Alliance and Kent Dunham from Yarrow Alliance, who partnered with Tim Voth to host a mini conference called "The Small Group Project" at Sardis Fellowship on Saturday, February 8, 2025. In this recording, you'll heal Noel first and then Kent afterwards, both sharing their wisdom and insights about both leading and being a part of small groups. There were notes given at the event as well that you may find helpful, which can be found by going to our website's Discipleship Podcast page at sardisfellowship.com/discipleship-podcast

Pastor Emeritus David Lee and Tim Voth share at a "Sardis Grow" evening seminar on the topic of "Exploring the Spiritual Disciplines." The first half walks through the 12 spiritual disciplines, and the second half is designed to help shape a rhythm of life that incorporates those disciplines into our lives.

To access the handouts used during the evening seminar, please visit http://www.sardisfellowship.com/discipleship-podcast. If you would like to learn more about Sardis Fellowship please visit sardisfellowship.com

Dr. Ross Hastings, a professor at Regent College, shares an evening presentation addressing human sexuality and being made in God's image. After the presentation there is a Q&A . For more information about our church please check out sardisfellowship.com.

This week, John Webber and Rob Shauf talk about some of the barriers people experience when trying to get into group Bible Study. If you'd like to join the conversation, send your emails to [email protected] or [email protected] thanks so much for listening!

Today Rob talks with Rod Heppell, Lead pastor of Sardis Fellowship baptist Church, about THIS topic:

"Sometimes I put a minimal amount of time and energy seeking God while expecting a maximal response from God in my life." Thanks so much for listening! Email [email protected] or [email protected] to continue the conversation!

In this week's episode, John and Pastor Rob talk about the importance of studying the Bible with other people. Join the conversation by sending us an email: [email protected] thanks so much for listening!

John Webber and Rob Shauf discuss the place of Prophecy in the life of a disciple. Have you ever thought about it? Within evangelical churches, prophecy can be a divisive subject, so let's talk about it! Thanks for listening. Email us at [email protected] or [email protected] with your thoughts and feedback!

In this episode, David Fairbairn (Director of the Vancouver chapter of Reasonable Faith, and a member of our congregation) steps us through reasonable arguments for the truth of the resurrection. David is running a class at Sardis Fellowship starting in June of 2021 furthering this conversation, sign up at sardisfellowship.com email david at [email protected] or check out their facebook page "Reasonable Faith, Vancouver, BC"