Dr. Steven M. Krebill is a beloved father, brother, and uncle. He has a combined 35 years of pastoral ministry and is a soon to be retiree. He has pastored two churches over the course of his calling and has many insights and points of wisdom to share.

Why do we celebrate Pentecost? Who is the Holy Spirit? Let's learn a little more about why the Holy Spirit was given and what our response to Him ought to be.

Recommended reading: John 14

Julie Krebill is a family life educator, private counselor, mentor and most importantly, my mother. In a Mother's Day special, I interview my mom and together, we discuss her journey to Christ, her transition away from the Catholic Church, and her ministerial mission since then. Please welcome in my mother Julie Krebill.

Many of us experience trials and tribulations, are we still holding true to the example of Christ?

In this bonus episode, I was interviewed by Annette from the That's What I Thought Podcast. Together with her husband Micah, they host conversations about relationships, culture, and communication that focus on Christ. Please check them out wherever you get your podcasts.

In this "hot take" interview, Michael talks with a long-time friend Daniel Kwak. Along with his brother Sam, they are the Kwak Brothers. They are also co-authors of the book "0 to 75 Units In 1 Year." Please go and check them out on their website https://thekwakbrothers.com/.

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In the Body of Christ, are we sewing seeds of trust or seeds of dissension? How does Mark 16:9-14 help provide context? As Christians, we need to be able to trust each other if we are to be effective in our mission. Let's find out how we can do this together.

Pastor James Haldane is a devoted husband, father, and the Executive Pastor of JaxNaz Church in Jackson, MI. He has a tremendous ability to empathize with the hurt & downtrodden in our society. His willingness to live in the tension and in the "messy middle" demonstrates his commitment to Jesus Christ.

We are now in Eastertide, the 50 day period after the resurrection. The questions we asked ourselves during Holy Week were who is Jesus? what did He come to do? and what is our response are still applicable? However, now that He has conquered death, what did we do with Him thereafter? In this period between the resurrection and Pentecost, what other questions should Christians be asking themselves?

Eric Moor works with at risk teens, he is a retired Air Force Veteran, licensed counselor, and the head of the board at the Community Church of North Adams. In this episode, we discuss his path to Christ and how the Church can better understand & properly help the "least of these."