Five minute fridays is a special episode of the exiles podcast where Harrison, a member and intern at FBC. So we have invited him to join us, every month once a month to look at the mission and history of the church from a gospel centered point of view. This weeks episode is on missionary William Carey.

Today is a special episode with our guest Dr. Edwin Craft who is an expert in IT and studied the dynamics of generational relationships in a technology age. In this episode we discuss how parents can be aware of the dangers of social media and how scripture informs us how to disciple them to be good stewards of their social media. Click the Link for more info: https://classroom.google.com/c/NTM3NDk3NzYwNTY2?cjc=kwwws3f

A new season kicks off for the Exiles Podcast as we discuss look into this topic of worship. We believe worship is intertwined with discipleship and those who truly worship the Lord are his disciples. We discuss the beginning of worship in this episode as we introduce our new season.

Yes! We are back! And yes! We have another episode on evangelism! This week Austin and Andrew talk through two resources you can think through as you seek to share the good news of Jesus with the lost.

Colton Fremont is back for one more discussion about evangelism. Part one was about defining evangelism. In part two Austin and Colton answer the question “Why is evangelism considered a spiritual discipline?” And “How can we practically and intentionally evangelize those who are lost around us?”

In this episode Austin and special guest Colton Fremont define evangelism and the importance of why each believer is expected and empowered to share their faith with those who are without Christ around them.

Five Minute Friday is a special episode where Harrison, a member/intern at First Baptist Cleveland, looks at the mission of the church throughout her history from a gospel centered point of view! In this episode Harrison tells the story Hudson Taylor!

Often times we don’t consider service or serving others as a spiritual discipline. However, we do know that Christ was a servant of all and we have been called to be confirmed to His image. In this episode Austin and Andrew discuss how an outward action of love towards others is a beautiful discipline that makes us more like Jesus.

After a week off Austin and Andrew take on the topic of silence and solitude. What did Jesus think about solitude? What does silence and solitude teach us? How can we practice this discipline? Press play and find out!