In this episode, Cory talks with Dwight Stinnett about Dwight's background in immunology and observations about the virus. 

In this episode, Cory explores three lessons he's learning in the midst of COVID19.

1. People are spiritually open right now.

In this episode, we talk about what it is like to have medical issues during COVID-19. We address some spiritual habits that could steady a person in times of trouble. Bible reading, prayer, meditation, and Bible memorization are all helpful practices when awaiting the next procedure. 

In this episode, Cory connects with Phil Schomber to talk about the importance of sound theology and having a theology of suffering in times of crisis. Phil was a former attorney, an associate pastor, and has written for an online theological journal and has also written theology devotionals. 

In this episode, we explore the opportunity for significant care to occur over the phone. With the isolation caused by the COVID19 pandemic, many people are forced to reevaluate their communication patterns. Churches have a prime opportunity to connect with their members through the use of shepherding phone calls. We hope that this trend will continue long after the pandemic has passed. 

In this episode, Cory sits down with church leader (and dad) Don Williams to discuss the time they were on lockdown in Karen Kenya, just outside of Nairobi Kenya, during a time of political unrest in 2007/2008. 

Kenya still faces many challenges. To learn more about ministries that serve in that area, please visit:

kijanifarm.com

firstloveinternational.com