Send us Fan Mail

As Jesus was about to ascend to His Father, he gave a command to his disciples (including us!). "Make disciples..." He told them in Matthew 28:18-20. This is a command of scripture, it is a command of Jesus Christ himself! And yet, according to studies and research by groups like Barna.org, only 1 in 10 Chrisitans are actively involved in discipling others in America today.

Our hope is that Broad Creek will become a hub of discipleship where every Christian is actively engaged in discipling others. What does that look like?

Join Dan and Scott today as they are joined by Aaron Askew to discuss discipleship. Aaron joined us to give his insight into teenagers and the desperate need to disciple young people today. 

There is good news on the front though. According to stats, Millennials and Gen X Christians are discipling at a rate of 30% or so in America today. How do we make it so that discipleship isn't the exception, but it becomes normal? 

Join the discussion, send us your feedback either through our email addresses or the fan mail link. We would love to hear from you!

Produced, edited and hosted by Scott Askew and Dan Daugherty

Send us Fan Mail

One of the best parts about not monetizing or worrying about a grand audience for this podcast is that we can literally do what we are led to do with it. On this week's podcast, Scott and Dan discuss upcoming events, weekly and monthly ministry happenings and why we do them!

If you want to know more about the inner workings of all these events and have a background heads-up on what's happening at BCCC, this is the podcast for you!

Produced, edited and hosted by Scott Askew and Dan Daugherty

Send us Fan Mail

Join Scott and Dan as they discuss stories from ministry and misconceptions about ministers, church and other things Christian.

Remember, if you have questions, please click the Fan Mail button and we'll address them in a future podcast!

Thanks for listening, have a great week!

Produced, edited and hosted by Scott Askew and Dan Daugherty

Send us Fan Mail

This week, Dan and Scott begin a conversation that they will revisit in the future: Misconceptions About Church. Today they will respond to the statement, "I don't have to go to church if I'm a Christian."

Sometimes people will say they don't have to go to church because they can go out in the woods and be in church. Or maybe they have experienced church hurt and are too mad or too afraid to try a church again. 

This podcast can provide a roadmap for you to have a conversation with your friends, neighbors or family who claim to believe in Christ as Savior, but will not love the church that he died for. 

No church is perfect, but you can't judge Christ on the failing of the people in His church. No church is perfect, but that isn't God's fault. Let us love what Jesus loves and my friend, He loves the church.

Produced, edited and hosted by Scott Askew and Dan Daugherty

Send us Fan Mail

In today's episode we are joined by the illustrious Taryn Beville and the incredible Kevin Whitford! We talk to them about their path to Broad Creek and ministry with us, as well as definitions for success and dreams we all have for the future of the chruch.

Join the conversation with us! If you have questions for any of us, please send them in through the Fan Mail button here on the podcast page or email us at [email protected] or [email protected].

Produced, edited and hosted by Scott Askew and Dan Daugherty

Send us Fan Mail

Admittedly, Scott and Dan are huge book nerds. As ministers, it's a requirement! In this week's episode, join our resident book nerds on a journey through many of the books that have meant so much to them through the years. They will talk about genres, ministry helps and they even delve into Preaching methods at one point. Come along and bring a notebook, maybe you'll find a book that changes you like many of these that have helped shape Dan and Scott.

Produced, edited and hosted by Scott Askew and Dan Daugherty

Send us Fan Mail

Each day of the week before Jesus' crucifixion is firmly fixed in scripture. Join Dan and Scott as they journey through scripture to talk about what happened each day of the week before Jesus' crucifixion and why it matters for us to know about it.

Scripture is best read in context, so is the Holy Week. Below you'll find a couple of references that can help you on your journey.  God bless and may Christ be forever praised! Happy Easter!

Matthew's references to each day of the week - https://www.biblegateway.com/learn/biblical-living/holidays/holy-week-easter-people-places-events/

Devotional from Easter to Passover - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xTBWXwZj-Be0w8IU0MyzukpPSc2jV7F4/view?usp=sharing

Produced, edited and hosted by Scott Askew and Dan Daugherty

Send us Fan Mail

In this episode, Dan and Scott have a discussion about where we stand on the controversial subject of Calvinism and Arminianism.  What is the definition of these terms? Why is there disagreement and are there other options?

Join us as we discuss these topics. And please note, we are not going to put to rest a controversy that has existed for hundreds of years. We want to let people know where we and Broad Creek Christian Church stands on the subject. 

Shownotes:

https://soteriology101.com/about-2/statement-of-faith/

Produced, edited and hosted by Scott Askew and Dan Daugherty

Send us Fan Mail

In this episode, Dan and Scott tackle the hard questions concerning the Apocrypha and other extra biblical writings. Why did these books not make it into the more common, Protestant bibles of today? Did the Jewish people recognize these extra books and consider them a part of their sacred writings?  And what about words like deuterocanonical and pseudepigrapha, what do they mean?

These books are sometimes good for historical value, but some of them are outright heretical. What's going on? 

Join us as we discuss it!  

Produced, edited and hosted by Scott Askew and Dan Daugherty

Send us Fan Mail

How long should I pray? Is prayer effective? Does it even matter?

We don't pray because God needs to know about our life, but He does want to hear us talk to Him. And we don't pray because God is a genie who will give me what I want or even, what I think I need.

Prayer is more than that. Join Scott and Dan as they have a conversation about prayer. We pray that this conversation can help you as you walk on your journey with God.

Produced, edited and hosted by Scott Askew and Dan Daugherty