The Berean Call Podcast

The topic for today’s and next week’s program is the Amish and their religious beliefs. Our guest for this two-part series is Joe Keim, who grew up Amish and now is a leader in MAP, which is Mission to Amish People.

My guest for today - this this is part two of an interview with my good friend Carl Kerby - and as I mentioned last week, he's the head of a ministry called Reasons for Hope. He was involved with Answers in Genesis as one of their speakers and, actually, as a founding board member. And I know I keep saying this (because it's true, folks!), Carl's one of the best communicators that I know, not just because he's a fun guy but because of how he presents content. And I'm not a science guy, but if you can help me understand it, you've just moved...you're the man!

My guest for today and next week’s program is my good friend Carl Kerby. Prior to his ministry Reasons for Hope, Carl was a founding board member and international speaker for Answers in Genesis. Carl’s my buddy, but, seriously, folks, he’s one of the best communicators I know dealing with issues related to biblical creation. But his passion is to proclaim the authority and accuracy of the Bible and to engage the minds and hearts of believers and unbelievers in biblical truth, especially young people.

Ed Newby has been TBC’s correspondence and research staff member since 1995. Trained for mission work by New Tribes Mission, Ed has also pastored and served on the home staff of Shield of Faith Mission International. He is currently serving as a teaching elder at his church in Prineville, Oregon.

Robert Congdon - In September of 2006, Robert Congdon believed the time had come to expand his ministry to include countries outside of the United Kingdom and the United States. Leaving the American mission organization that he had represented for 10 years and returning to the United States, he began his own independent ministry, Congdon Ministries International, Inc., in January 2007. Dr. Congdon seeks to to bring biblical understanding of the relationship between Israel and the church to church leadership and also to the people in the pews. Through pulpit messages, Bible seminars, and church conferences, he assists the local church, enabling Bible believers to understand and to defend their belief in the Rapture, the coming Tribulation, the Second Coming of Christ, and the 1000-year Millennial rule of Christ upon the earth. This teaching has helped many Christians to better understand the Scriptures and God's plan throughout history. His latest books address his concern over the aggressive promotion of what he calls the "New Calvinism" and the damaging effect it is having on the body of Christ.

T. A. McMahon is the president and executive director of The Berean Call ministry, editor-in-chief and contributing writer for The Berean Call newsletter, co-author of The Seduction of Christianity and America: The Sorcerer's New Apprentice, and author of Showtime for the Sheep? and Temporal Delusion. Holder of a master's degree in communications, he has researched and written numerous documentaries and scripted several feature films.

T. A. McMahon is the president and executive director of The Berean Call ministry, editor-in-chief and contributing writer for The Berean Call newsletter, co-author of The Seduction of Christianity and America: The Sorcerer's New Apprentice, and author of Showtime for the Sheep? And Temporal Delusion. Holder of a master's degree in communications, he has researched and written numerous documentaries and scripted several feature films.

Larry DeBruyn is a graduate of Taylor University (B.S., 1968) and Dallas Theological Seminary (Th.M., 1974), where he received the Charles A. Nash Award in Church History. Larry has ministered in local churches, lectured as an adjunct professor at several Bible colleges, and taught internationally for 48 years. He serves as a representative for Baptist International Evangelical Ministries in Danville, Indiana. His writings about quantum spirituality, the emergent church, and increasing apostasy can be found at his website, guardinghisflock.com, and at herescope.net.