In this episode we hear another Revelation story from one of our brothers and Broadway members, Gary Hall. Gary has a particular interest in what the book of Revelation reveals to us about prophecy and the important "tool" prophecy can be for us as believers in understanding the full narrative of Scripture.

Jessica shares with us her thoughts and experience with the book of Revelation.

In this episode, Broadway church member, Sean Carroll, shares his story of finding healing and freedom from addiction and the affects of abortion in his life.

Pastor Ryan and Luke reflect on James 1 and the call to persevere together as we continue on through the trials 2020 has brought us.

Tune in to this episode for an update on how we are continuing to do our best to gather with care in the midst of rising COVID cases.

1. Reminders of our expectations for Sunday gatherings

2. Changes for youth and children's gatherings

3. God is at work, friends!

Pastor Ryan shares some encouragement on how to respond to the reality of God's sovereignty and Christ's lordship the day after an election.

Tom Straessle and Otto Thullner share about their experience in being a part of a mental health support group at Broadway and the importance of participating in community as part of our healing and mental well-being.

What does it mean to perform "Satanic exegesis" as we read Scripture? Ryan and Luke talk about the dangers of reading Scripture in a shallow, over-simplified way. We learn from the Psalms the importance of understanding the Bible in its entirety to read the Scriptures like Jesus, not Satan. We also learn from the Psalms that God invites us into an honest relationship with Himself, including our negative experiences and emotions.

A few of the Broadway elders reflect on the Christ hymn found in Philippians 2 and what it means to pursue joy and like-mindedness. What does it mean to have the mind of Christ in our relationships and how does that affect our experience of joy together?

In this episode of the Pilot's Voice, Pastor Ryan gives us some guidelines of how we can love God and others by examining our online interactions through the lens of the 10 Commandments.