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This episode is roughly 30 minutes in duration and divided into three segments. In the first segment, I explore how Romans 13 applies to all levels of society. Z-time is a father/son conversation about trolling and misinformation. The final segment is a brief tip of the cap to the Good Samaritans in our communities.
Our show today has two segments. The first segment contrasts the misery of blaming with the joy of endurance. In Z-time, we discuss the inherent dignity of being able to work together or stand alone.
Segment one is a personal revelation about the delivering power of patience and faith. Segment two is a father and son discussion about being thankful in a world trying to distract us. The third and final segment dabbles in alliteration and God's blessed assurance.
We begin a new season of our family podcast by taking a look at the history between David and his son Absalom.
This show has two segments. The first segment focuses on the importance of courage. In segment two, we discuss a couple of ways to interpret Matthew 7: 21-23.
The first segment speaks to why it is important to consider mental health professionals in some circumstances. The second segment talks about giving vs receiving and how to fight against mental fatigue.
Today's show had two segments. The first segment is a message encouraging endurance & grace during trying times. The second segment (Z-Time) includes some teen testimonials & humor in the form of an acronym.
This episode advocates the importance of Christian fellowship.
Segment one is a salute to all fathers and a closer look at the challenges of some important biblical dads. In segment two, (Z-Time), the teens talk generally about what it feels like to have siblings
Segment one explores how family leaders should model different types of strength and authority for the young. Z-Time processes two different times in Luke chapter 20 where Jesus discusses authority.
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