Podcast 120: A Few Memories from the Feast 2024
We’re back! In this last episode of this season, we briefly reflect on some experiences from this past Feast of Tabernacles and encourage you to do the same. Hope you had a great one!
Wallace Smith is the Executive Editor of Living Church of God publications, husband to a Beautiful Wife, and father of four male humans. He understands that mathematics is the most poetic and passionate of all human subjects, and you will not convince him otherwise, but he hopes you will not hold that against him and will read what he writes, anyway.
We’re back! In this last episode of this season, we briefly reflect on some experiences from this past Feast of Tabernacles and encourage you to do the same. Hope you had a great one!
This week, a listener request… As the two of us gear up to travel out of the country to serve at Feast of Tabernacles observances, we have Christ’s millennial reign on the brain! Today, we discuss five things that we are looking forward to about that reign. We hope this will inspire your own discussions […]
While the seven trumpets of the Day of the Lord are still ahead of us, can we hear them now? Do our lives reflect our belief that they really will sound? In this week’s episode, we discuss how the knowledge of what lies ahead should affect our lives today.
There’s a growing number of celebrities converting to professing Christianity, Catholicism in particular. It might be someone we couldn’t care less about, or it might be someone we’ve long looked up to. What should we keep in mind when a popular public figure “converts”?
Today, we fulfill a desire we’ve long had for the podcast and sit down with Evangelist Mr. Mario Hernandez to get to know the story of his youth, how he came into the truth and the Church, and his advice for teens and young adults. Join us!
The old saying “You are what you eat” applies to more than physical food. Your entertainment feeds your mind and heart and has a powerful and unavoidable impact on who you will become. So, choose well! (In a post more than two years ago, Mr. Mark Sandor wrote about a related topic. If you haven’t […]
It’s easy to get offended—frankly, it’s become the default status of our culture. However, the ability to avoid being offended is a vital skill for developing real, Christ-honoring relationships of substance, and the Bible has guidance, perspective, and advice for young people seeking to develop that skill. It takes effort and practice, but it’s worth […]