This week, we review the life of Noah and the faith that he displayed. Noah walked closely with God, had respect for God, and acted on God's instructions. May we, as people of faith and followers of Jesus, do the same. 

Professor of Missions, Larry Henderson, from Abilene Christian University, joins us this week to preach about what it looks like to be women and men of faith in our world today. As believers in Jesus, our motivation comes from our faith, and this faith allows us to do extraordinary things, even in the midst of difficult circumstances.

Listen in to a riveting conversation between Skillman minister, John Mark Davidson, and Larry Henderson as Larry drives back to Abilene after preaching at Skillman earlier that morning.  Hear him expound more on his message Sunday plus NEW stories about making movies with Gene Hackman, running into armed guerrillas at a church camp, and saving an innocent skydiver from a Thai prison.  Larry Henderson might be the most interesting man on the planet.

David and Lorna Griffin join Jake Jacobson to discuss their most recent class at Skillman, titled "Art and Christianity," to discover how art can help to build and sustain our faith. During the course of the podcast, Lorna asks those who encounter art to consider these questions: Why do we create? How do we create? How is identity revealed in a work of art? How does a painting reflect cultural value (and what are those values)? How does the past effect the present?

Additionally, we discuss Michelangelo's David (https://mymodernmet.com/michelangelo-david-facts/ and http://www.accademia.org/explore-museum/artworks/michelangelos-prisoners-slaves/), Andrew Wyeth's Pentecost (https://www.artsy.net/artwork/andrew-wyeth-pentecost), Gerome's Jerusalem (https://fineartamerica.com/featured/jerusalem-jean-leon-gerome.html), Rembrandt's Prodigal Son (https://www.artsheaven.com/painting/artists/r/rembrandt-van-rijn/the-return-of-the-prodigal-son/), and Gustav Dore's Valley of Dry Bones (https://fineartamerica.com/featured/the-vision-of-the-valley-of-dry-bones-gustave-dore.html). 

This week, John Mark invites us to study the life of Enoch--one who walked with God. The invitation this week is to live by faith in such a way that others can see that we are walking side by side with God and step by step in following his ways. 

You will love this conversation with the one and only Ryan Cole about faith, millennials, and the Sister Act movies. 

This week, we discuss what it means to live out our faith in a Christian community. Faith needs to be lived and lived with others. In Christian faith, we practice our faith through loving one another and viewing each other through the lens of God's eyes. 

This week, John Mark Davidson and Jake Jacobson are joined by Captain America--oops, I mean Marshall Miles to discuss the topic of faith. The dominant image in this episode is that of walking through a dark room knowing that their might be a lego in the way, but trusting God no matter what as we seek to follow God by becoming like Jesus.

This week, John Mark describes how we can trust God because he has shown over and over again that he is faithful. Plus, John Mark also talks about Sarah, Abraham, Indiana Jones, Chia Pets, birthday parties, rich uncles, the apostle Peter, and Jesus. 

Jake is joined by Shalene Valentine to discuss raising children in faith in today's world. And the answer to the question is yes! Shalene could always use more help in Children's ministry. But more importantly, we all have the opportunity to help raise the next generation in faith as a church community.