Ghosts of Churches Past (Episode 787)
With a tip of the hat to Charles Dickens, Al & Dan discuss some stereotypical “ghosts” found in many churches.
Read MoreWith a tip of the hat to Charles Dickens, Al & Dan discuss some stereotypical “ghosts” found in many churches.
Read MoreThe guys look at those situations that involve family today. Family can be tricky. Approaching family about sin is hard but working that into and around family gatherings can be very difficult. Listen in as Al and Dan deal with the difficulty of confronting the sins of the family.
Read MoreDr. Stone & Pastor Wolvin take a look at how to approach others who may be involved in sin that needs to be addressed.
Read MoreSomeone you know is involved in sin(s) that will hurt them, what steps should you take to talk to them about it, or should you?? Listen in this week as Al and Dan discuss how to deal with those who have known sin in their lives.
Read MoreHere comes a great finish to a week dealing with being not only calloused but discouraged and disgruntled too. Listen in as Pastor Wolving & Dr. Stone draw to a conclusion this week’s program request on being calloused.
Read MoreThe guys tackle the solution to the problem of being calloused today and take a page out of the life of David, who knew both hardship and victory.
Read MoreThis week Dan introduces a very special friend who helps the guys answer the questions sent in, “Do Pastors Get Calloused”. Welcome … “Dick the Brick”!
Read MoreJoining Dr. Stone today is the Pastor of the largest church in the smallest town he’s ever preaching in, Pastor Jason Springer. Listen into find out just where and how big and small.
Read MoreDr. Hansen is back for another great episode. Dr. Hansen shares some interesting insight to Pastoring in a smaller community.
Read MoreThis week Dr. Stone interviews a couple of his dear … actually only… friends LOL. We start the week with Dr. Dave Hansen Pastor of the Immanuel Baptist Church in Roscommon Michigan. Bro. Hansen is a quick wit, a brilliant mind, a great pastor, and a dear friend.
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