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Hosted by Kevin Thompson · religion · EN · 92 episodes
They say there’s two subjects never to bring up in polite conversation - religion and politics. Well, that’s exactly what this podcast is going to cover - my two favorite subjects. Throw in a little bit of banjo music and you’ve got a great listening experience coming your way. I urge you to learn along with me. I don’t claim to be an expert in any field, but I do desire to explore exciting concepts and ideas that shape our lives, culture and relationship with God. That’s why I seek to bring on a variety of different guests, even a few folks I’m going to have sharp disagreements with from time to time. We might talk about anything ranging from reformed theology to the electoral college. My hope is that God might use this podcast to deepen your faith, broaden your mind, and have a little fun while doing so.
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Episode #95
This week's podcast features one of my former students, Chandler Martin. For a long time Chandler has had a to serve Christ and lead others to him. Recently, Chandler has launched his own podcast, the Disciple's Way. So listen in this week to hear Chandler's testimony, his passion for God and his new podcast. Recommended Resource: The Disciple's Way Podcast
Episode #94
Last week I had the chance to attend a meet and greet with Mitchell Berman, running for Congress in Wisconsin's first district. I asked if I could as these questions for the podcast and he agreed. First, I asked about his view concerning the division within the Democratic Party over democratic socialism and then his thoughts on how to win over people like myself in the middle. Remember to vote on August 11! Recommended Resource: Mitchell Berman for Congress
Episode #93
This week on the podcast we're joined by Benjamin Freedman as he talks about his testimony and the ministry of Soup4U, meeting the needs of the poor and disadvantaged. Recommended Resource: Soup4U
Episode #92
I think we've all me that one self-anointed preacher, prophet or teacher who loves to judge others while amassing quite a following for himself through theatrics and cheap entertainment. Social media seems to platform and aide much of these people. Author and pastor Kevin Horath has written an excellent book providing all the red flags to check before giving credence to such a person. Its well written, thoroughly Biblical, scientific and pastoral. You need to buy this book! Recommended Resources: The Self Chosen One: When Prophecy Replaces Accountability by Kevin P. Horath Kevin's Facebook Page
Episode #91
Joining us on the podcast this week is Andy Manske, the sole Republican running against Tom Tiffany for governor of Wisconsin. I ask Andy why he's launched this uphill battle and where he stands on issues such as abortion, school choice and affordability. Recommended Resource: Andy's Platform and Website
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