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Mark and Andrea are not unlike any married couple. A bunch of daughters and things happening at the speed of life make things crazy, but (mostly) everyday they stop and read the Bible out loud together. You are invited to grab your spouse, fiancé, or go solo and a Bible. Read with them or just listen if you can’t stop to read.
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Today on The B.A.R. Podcast we have Dr. Geoff Chang. Geoff Chang serves as Assistant Professor of Church History and Historical Theology and the Curator of the Spurgeon Library. He is a graduate of The University of Texas at Austin (B.B.A.), The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (M.Div.). Most recently, he completed his Ph.D. at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, where he wrote his dissertation on Charles H. Spurgeon’s ecclesiology. Prior to Midwestern, Geoff worked as a database consultant until he discerned a call to ministry. Since leaving the business world, he has served on the ministry staff at Houston Chinese Church (Houston, TX) and Capitol Hill Baptist Church (Washington, DC), and most recently as associate pastor at Hinson Baptist Church (Portland, OR).
He also serves as the Book Review Editor for History & Historical Theology at Themelios, the academic journal for The Gospel Coalition. Along with several other Midwestern doctoral students, he helped to found HistoricalTheology.org, where he serves as a regular contributor. Additionally, he writes for 9Marks and has published articles for magazines in the US and UK. He has also served as a speaker and instructor with T4G, Simeon Trust, and other national ministries. Currently, he is working on finishing the publication of The Lost Sermons of C.H. Spurgeon in conjunction with B&H Academic, serving as the editor of volumes 5 and 6.
He is married to Stephanie and they have three children. They enjoy music, good books, working around the house, exploring the outdoors, and serving their local church. He also enjoys keeping up with his hometown team, the Houston Rockets, and beating his kids at Mario Kart. You can follow him on Facebook and Twitter.
On today's B.A.R. Podcast, we have returning guest Mark Talbot. Mark has returned to the podcast to talk about his next book. Give Me Understanding That I May Live. This is part two of the series he has on biblical suffering. We walk through how his number book uses scripture to paint the picture of how to respond to suffering and endure it. Please pick up this great read at: https://www.amazon.com/Give-Understanding-That-Suffering-Christian/dp/1433567466
Today we have an episode I recorded last year and somehow never posted. Please check out my guy Justin Huffman. He has an awesome website and even has an app. Also, check out his book and all the things on his website: https://justinhuffman.org/
Today we do a re-record with Paul Hastings of Compelled Podcast. We talk about what inspired Paul to start this podcast and the fantastic stories he recorded. Check out his podcast here: https://compelledpodcast.com/
This week's episode brought to you about Uncle Tom II. Use code "BARNETWORK" to get a discount.
On today's show, we have back on my excellent brother Dave Jenkins with his brand new book release under G3 Press The Word Matters. Check out how Dave talks about the book, and I even get him to lighten up a little at the end. Pick up your copy at https://g3min.org/product/the-word-matters-defending-biblical-authority-against-the-spirit-of-the-age-dave-jenkins/
Today's show we have on JJ Johnson. He's a Christian fiction trilogy author with a brand new conclusion to his series. Consider partnering with him to get this project off the ground.
Click here to support: Fall of Edonia: Book Release by J.J. Johnson — Kickstarter
Today we have Ryan Michaud of Wisdom over Wealth. He talks about ministry, seminary, and fitness. Check it out.
Today my brother Trey Talley is back on the show with his latest book Sticks, Stones, Sabbaths, & Sundays. We have a great conversation about the book and how he walked through the topic of the Sabbath.
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