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Pastor John and Dr. Pete Alwinson continue their interview about reengaging men in the life, ministry and mission of the church in this week's episode. This week, they talk about the need for men to know what they believe and to be part of what Dr. Pete calls a "Fire Team."
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Pastor John and Dr. Pete Alwinson continue their discussion about helping the church to re-engage men in the life, ministry and mission of the congregation. In this week's episode, they talk about the importance of finding one's identity in Christ.
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One of the questions we're asked most is how to reengage men in the life and ministry of the local church. Pastor John begins a new interview series with Dr. Pete Alwinson of the FORGE Men's Ministry to provide some answers.
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Pastor John and David Campbell conclude their impromptu breakfast conversation with a powerful testimony of how God was working during wartime in Iraq.
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Pastor John and his cousin, David Campbell, continue their conversation about David's service as a chaplain during the Second Gulf War. David tells about his first worship service on site in Iraq.
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Pastor John and his cousin, David Campbell of Due West United Methodist Church in Cobb County, GA continue their breakfast conversation about David's experience serving as a reservist Army Chaplain in Baghdad during the Second Gulf War.
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The first in a special series of episodes where Pastor John has an impromptu interview of his cousin, Dr. David Campbell, pastor of Due West UMC in Cobb County, Georgia.
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Pastor John and Chip Herrera conclude their discussion on exegeting the community around a local church by noting several helpful resources.
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In this episode of The Minister's Friend Podcast, Pastor John and Chip Herrera continue their interview by discussing the combination of good community exegesis with an understanding of the church's divine design and intercessory prayer.
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Pastor John and Chip Herrera discuss how to use community exegesis to better minister to the generations that follow us.
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