Watch & Walk Podcast

This week, Ebenezer shares the second part of his “conversation” with Jonah, the Old Testament prophet of Israel. In this part of their interaction, Ebenezer asks Jonah about his weaknesses and the threats he faced in his life. The role of Jonah is played by Corbin Smith, an MDiv student with a preaching concentration at George W. Truett theological seminary, Texas. We hope this interaction will encourage you to be a faithful follower of Christ, 

This month, the Bible character who stops by Watch & Walk Podcast studio is Jonah, the Old Testament prophet. In this first part of his "interaction" with Jonah, Ebenezer asks him about his background, strengths, and opportunities. The role of Jonah is played by Corbin Smith, an MDiv student with a preaching concentration at George W. Truett theological seminary, Texas. We hope this interaction will encourage you to be a faithful follower of Christ, 

This week, Ebenezer shares the final part of his “conversation” with Abraham, the Patriarch of ancient Israel. In this part of their interaction, Ebenezer asks Abraham about the lessons today’s generation can learn from his story. The role of Abraham is played by Dr. Joel Gregory, Professor of Preaching, Holder of the George W. Truett Endowed Chair in Preaching and Evangelism, and Director of the Kyle Lake Center for Effective Preaching at Baylor’s George W. Truett Theological Seminary (Waco, Texas). Dr. Gregory is also the founder of Joel Gregory Ministries, and a long-time minister and seasoned preacher who is considered by many Christians within and outside North America as one of the most effective expositors of the Bible. He is also the convener of “Proclaimer’s Place”: a world-renowned annual seminar that aims at equipping and educating pastors and proclaimers of God’s Word. We hope the lessons you learn from this conversation will prepare you to be a faithful follower of Jesus.

This week, Ebenezer shares the fourth part of his “conversation” with Abraham, the Patriarch of ancient Israel. In this part of their interaction, Ebenezer asks Abraham about his view of God and the right response to God’s call. The role of Abraham is played by Dr. Joel Gregory, Professor of Preaching, Holder of the George W. Truett Endowed Chair in Preaching and Evangelism, and Director of the Kyle Lake Center for Effective Preaching at Baylor’s George W. Truett Theological Seminary (Waco, Texas). Dr. Gregory is also the founder of Joel Gregory Ministries, and a long-time minister and seasoned preacher who is considered by many Christians within and outside North America as one of the most effective expositors of the Bible. He is also the convener of “Proclaimer’s Place”: a world-renowned annual seminar that aims at equipping and educating pastors and proclaimers of God’s Word. We hope the lessons you learn from this conversation will prepare you to be a faithful follower of Jesus.

This week, Ebenezer shares the third part of his “conversation” with Abraham, the Patriarch of ancient Israel. In this part of their interaction, Ebenezer asks Abraham about his weaknesses. The role of Abraham is played by Dr. Joel Gregory, Professor of Preaching, Holder of the George W. Truett Endowed Chair in Preaching and Evangelism, and Director of the Kyle Lake Center for Effective Preaching at Baylor’s George W. Truett Theological Seminary (Waco, Texas). Dr. Gregory is also the founder of Joel Gregory Ministries, and a long-time minister and seasoned preacher who is considered by many Christians within and outside North America as one of the most effective expositors of the Bible. He is also the convener of “Proclaimer’s Place”: a world-renowned annual seminar that aims at equipping and educating pastors and proclaimers of God’s Word. We hope the lessons you learn from this conversation will prepare you to be a faithful follower of Jesus.

This week, Ebenezer shares the second part of his “conversation” with Abraham, the Patriarch of ancient Israel. In this part, Ebenezer asks Abraham about the opportunities he had to be a blessing to his generation. The role of Abraham is played by Dr. Joel Gregory, Professor of Preaching, Holder of the George W. Truett Endowed Chair in Preaching and Evangelism, and Director of the Kyle Lake Center for Effective Preaching at Baylor’s George W. Truett Theological Seminary (Waco, Texas). Dr. Gregory is also the founder of Joel Gregory Ministries, and a long-time minister and seasoned preacher who is considered by many Christians within and outside North America as one of the most effective expositors of the Bible. He is also the convener of “Proclaimer’s Place”: a world-renowned annual seminar that aims at equipping and educating pastors and proclaimers of God’s Word. We hope the lessons you learn from this conversation will prepare you to be a faithful follower of Jesus.

This month, Ebenezer’s “conversation with Bible characters” features Abraham, the Patriarch of ancient Israel. In this first part of their interaction, Ebenezer asks Abraham about his background and his call narrative. The role of Abraham is played by Dr. Joel Gregory, Professor of Preaching, Holder of the George W. Truett Endowed Chair in Preaching and Evangelism, and Director of the Kyle Lake Center for Effective Preaching at Baylor’s George W. Truett Theological Seminary (Waco, Texas). Dr. Gregory is also the founder of Joel Gregory Ministries, and a long-time minister and seasoned preacher who is considered by many Christians within and outside North America as one of the most effective expositors of the Bible. He is also the convener of “Proclaimer’s Place”: a world-renowned annual seminar that aims at equipping and educating pastors and proclaimers of God’s Word. We hope the lessons you learn from this conversation will prepare you to be a faithful follower of Jesus.

This week, Ebenezer shares the last part of his “conversation” with Solomon, the wise king of ancient Israel. In this part, Ebenezer asks Solomon to draw on his earthly experiences to exhort today’s generation. The role of Solomon is played by Joao Moraes, a Master of Divinity student at Baylor’s Truett Seminary, and a Resident Chaplain to undergraduate students at Baylor University.  We hope this conversation will encourage you to be a faithful follower of Jesus.

This week, Ebenezer shares the third part of his “conversation” with Solomon, the wise king of ancient Israel. In this part, Ebenezer asks Solomon about his view of God and his definition of wisdom. The role of Solomon is played by Joao Moraes who is a Master of Divinity student at Baylor’s Truett Seminary, and a Resident Chaplain to undergraduate students at Baylor University.  We hope this conversation will encourage you to be a faithful follower of Jesus.

This week, Ebenezer shares the second part of his “conversation” with Solomon, the wise king of ancient Israel. In this part, Ebenezer asks Solomon about his weaknesses and the challenges he faced. The role of Solomon is played by Joao Moraes who is a Master of Divinity student at Baylor’s Truett Seminary, and a Resident Chaplain to undergraduate students at Baylor University. We hope this conversation will encourage you to be a faithful follower of Jesus.