Second Look

On this episode of Second Look, Associate Pastor Dan Burns sits down to chat with former 2PC members Deanna and Adam Hoyt and current 2PC member Meghan Rintoul about their plans to move to the U.K. this Summer, where they’ll work with Campus Outreach building relationships and sharing the gospel with Muslim students in Birmingham, England.

In July of 2022, our church enjoyed a special Sunday School series called, “Everyone Within My Reach: From Strangers to Neighbors to Friends.” Tune in as we share each Sunday’s audio on the podcast. 

On today’s episode, Todd Erickson teaches on prioritizing time to live missionally in our neighborhoods, and Lizy Wegener and Susan and Mark Warner discuss how they’ve sought to make time for their neighbor.  

The series title is adapted from Rosaria Butterfield’s book, The Gospel Comes With a House Key.

In July of 2022, our church enjoyed a special Sunday School series called, “Everyone Within My Reach: From Strangers to Neighbors to Friends.” Tune in as we share each Sunday’s audio on the podcast.

On today’s episode, Todd Erickson teaches on building a gospel-centered community amidst differences, and Kathe Russell and Gaye Carter discuss how they’ve sought to hear their neighbor. 

The series title is adapted from Rosaria Butterfield’s book, The Gospel Comes With a House Key.

In July of 2022, our church enjoyed a Sunday School series called, “Everyone Within My Reach: From Strangers to Neighbors to Family.” On this episode, Barton Kimbro teaches on cultivating relationships and connecting with the people God puts in our path, and Rong and Sheng Zou discuss how to be intentional in our connections with others.

In July of 2022, our church enjoyed a special Sunday School series called, “Everyone Within My Reach: From Strangers to Neighbors to Family.” Tune in the next few weeks as we share each Sunday’s audio on the podcast. On today’s episode, Barton Kimbro teaches on overcoming our habits and fears to reach those around us, and Julia and Seth Harkins discuss how they’ve followed Christ by seeking to know their neighbor. The series title is adapted from Rosaria Butterfield’s book, The Gospel Comes With a House Key.

On this episode of Second Look, our Growing Place Library Coordinator Jennifer Wilson sits down for her annual book chat with 2PC member and avid reader, Lacey Moody. This year, they’re joined by fellow bookworm Merrill Skipworth, who works part-time in the Growing Place Library and, after many years as a member of 2PC, now belongs to one of our church plants, the Avenue Community Church. The list below features books recommended and mentioned in this episode, as well as other book- and media-related resources that Jennifer, Lacey, and Merrill suggest:

Non-Fiction:

Fiction:

Kid’s and Family Fiction:

Other Resources Mentioned:

In this episode, Josh Preston interviews senior pastor George Robertson about the series, "This is My Father's World: Ethics for Daily Living from the Minor Prophets." Although these twelve small books of the Bible contain only 67 chapters in totals,  in terms of their theological significance and relevance to our lives, there is nothing "minor" about them. Listen in as Pastor George demonstrates for us the value of digging in to this portion of God's Word.

In this episode, World Missions pastor Dan Burns sits down with Thomas and Jennifer McIntyre, longtime missionaries to Taiwan, to hear about the challenges and joys of sharing Christ in a culture steeped in both idol and ancestral worship. Although Christians make up less than 1% of the population of the capital city, the McIntyres report that the Lord has raised up an indigenous Taiwanese pastor to assume leadership of the church they planted years ago, allowing them to move into a different part of Taiwan with even fewer Christians and an even greater need for missionaries dedicated to doing the long and slow, yet fruitful, work of evangelism.  

Jennifer’s book: 
Unbound

The McIntyre’s missionary profile on the 2PC website:
Thomas and Jennifer: Church Planters/Community Outreach in Taiwan

In this episode, World Missions pastor Dan Burns sits down with longtime missionary Roger Lowther to discuss how God is using creativity, culture, and the arts to reveal Himself to the Japanese people.

From non-believing musicians coming to know the Lord through serving as worship leaders, to makeup artists gaining a deeper understanding of how their craft fits into the greater story God is telling, this conversation is a rich display of the multi-faceted nature of Jesus and the whole-life implications of following Him in faith.

Roger’s Books:

Web Resources: