Our very first ever guest co-host is a very good friend of ours: Nathan Birt. Nathan serves as the children’s pastor at Lancaster Baptist Church in Lancaster, CA, and he has also recently co-authored a devotional book on revival with Dr. John Goetsch. He also happens to be Curt’s brother-in-law! Nathan joins us today to […]
Book Study
Titus Chapter Two (Part Two): Disorder in the Home
Our marathon recording session in Titus 2:1-10 concludes with this look at verses 5-10. While God has a lot to say to the older generations in the church, he also has quite a list of Spirit-empowered traits for the younger believers to embody. From the role of wife, husband, or even just employee, God wants […]
Titus Chapter Two (Part One): Lead By Example
After quite a long break, we’re back in the book of Titus, looking at chapter two. Chapter 2 moves from instruction for Titus to the instruction Titus should be reinforcing to the churches. Paul has instruction for every demographic in the church, and he starts off with the older believers. Those who are mature in […]
Chips and Salsa Minisode 1: Who Was Nahum?
Introducing a new episode format: Chips and Salsa! It’s still the same kind of delicious content you (hopefully) love, just in a different dish. These episodes, or “mini-sodes”, will feature one topic which Curtis and Kreig will have 10 minutes to discuss. It’s a looser, slightly more unpredictable format that we plan to run on […]
Titus Chapter One (Part One): Organize, Mobilize, Stabilize
Titus chapter one is all about leadership. Paul encouraged Titus to continue being a godly leader, he instructed him on how to appoint qualified leaders, and he warned him about destructive leaders. All was not well on the island of Crete, and Titus had a lot of work to do. As the book as a […]
Titus Overview: Out of Order
Our new book study takes us to the New Testament letter of Titus. Titus is one of the pastoral epistles, written to a man (named Titus, obviously), whom the Apostle Paul had sent to the island of Crete to set the churches on the island in order. A lot had gone wrong in the churches […]