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Anna Hutchins stops by to talk about the persecuted church and her new role with Open Doors. Also this week Anna will be guest preaching at WDBC about the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost from Acts. In and around all of that, Jonathan gets Ardin to share his list of wedding "dos and don'ts" be sure not to miss it!
Ardin serves up a bevy of hot takes with Jonathan this week at Windsor when special guest Josh Domars of Cornerstone catering drops by to discuss being a Christian in the cafe industry, along with their plan to cope with recent floods. Sample our dish on the latest news from NRL, WDBC, and pop culture, but remember grace is always the main course.
Items of note for this week's episode:
He's baaaack... Safe and (somewhat) sound, Ardin brought a fellow missionary kid ("MK") along with him for the conversation! Listen as Ardin chops it up with David and Robyn Parry, missionaries raising their family on the mission field in Papua New Guinea (PNG). WDBC supports the Parry's in their gospel work with New Tribes Mission. Dave and Robyn give us a behind the scenes look at their mission context, with its joys and challenges, on both a vocational and personal level. Follow as we learn the benefit of learning to read culture -- wherever we live. PLUS, find out why Ardin struggled making friends when he returned to Australia from Bolivia.
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If you would like to support the Parry family in their missionary activity, please contact them at [email protected]
With Ardin away frolicking in the snow, Jonathan sits down with new Children's Ministry Director Kathy Johnson to discuss raising the next generation of believers in the church. Meanwhile, student pastor Tim McManus stops by with breaking news that he'll soon be leaving the WDBC nest!
To learn more about ThinkOrange and their children's ministry curriculum, visit their website: https://thinkorange.com
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score credits: Elijah Hoffman
Here's a link to Tish Warren's article in the NYT on 'The Myth of Body Autonomy'
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note: the audio quality on this episode is substandard. We are still working out the kinks.
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