The Nine Points Podcast

This podcast has three segments. In the opening word the host discusses the importance of being where we need to be mentally, spiritually and socially. Z-time involves asking teenagers to explain the value of intentionality/effort vs the value of achieving success. The final segment is a closing word describing the function and experience of this family focused podcast.  

Today's podcast included two segments. In the first segment the host dissects and discusses some of the underpinnings of violent behaviors. The case is made for how the Fruit of the Spirit can be introduced to replace impulsive acts of violence and prevent the carnage that comes from it. The second segment involves the host & Generation Z discussing what it means to be a Christian today. 

Today's podcast includes two segments. The first segment includes giving a commentary on Malachi 2: 1-7 with a perspective that includes familial leadership. Z-Time consists of me processing the concept of marriage with two of my teenagers. It was very fun & I hope that you enjoy it.

This is a trailer that describes what our family podcast is all about.

Today's podcast consists of two segments. In the first segment, the host discusses what modern idolatry may look like. The second segment (Z-Time) consists of the host presenting Matthew 6: 9-15 to members of Generation Z. After reading the scriptures, we engage in a conversation about the concept of forgiveness.  

Today's podcast has two segments. In the opening word, the host presents Ephesians 6: 10-18 to reframe concepts like "warfare" and "hero." Segment two processes Matthew 4: 1-11 including the minds and voices of Generation Z.

This podcast was completed during the week of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. The first and third segments consist of processing complex challenges and how to keep the gospel relevant in any potential solution. The second segment involves reflections of Dr King and his impact on the world through the eyes of Generation Z. 

C.H.R.I.S. is an acronym for five things that all cultures (including families) have in common. In the first segment, I reveal the inspiration and source of the C.H.R.I.S. acronym. After that, we explore how good intentions can become stumbling blocks. Z-Time is a fun discussion on the teen friendly topic of hygiene, while the third and final segment deals with the importance of finding our true identity.  

There is a familiar phrase that says "Fatigue makes cowards of us all." While Galatians 6:9 begins by saying "Let us not become weary in doing good," it should serve as a warning to us that mistakes can increase when we grow tired. Mental fatigue can occur gradually, robbing us of the vitality necessary to carry out our responsibilities with courage and mental flexibility.  Segment one discusses how fellowship can help reduce fatigue and enhance learning. Segment 2, (Z-Time), includes processing an adolescent perspective of the aging process.  

This episode includes processing important factors that must be respected when we establish good faith relationships between "In Groups" and "Out Groups." There is also some discussion about how stagnation and losses can occur without good faith relationships, and why you should care (even if you think that you get what you want).  In the second section called Z-Time, we explore the question "Do you believe that a person can really change once they become grown?"