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Scripture Sarah Ehambe recalls just flows from her as we talk through her story. We cover topics including the law verses grace, obedience, whether Christians should celebrate Christmas and eat pork, most importantly, all of this in the context of how she came to certain conclusions on her journey.
Sarah Ehambe and Faith as an Action halfwaythere Jan 28, 2024
Moses generously shares his story with us including his being drafted to the NBA development league, playing basketball and ministering in Japan and Germany, and the struggles he currently feels with God.
Moses Ehambe and Trusting God in Real Life halfwaythere Jan 27, 2024
Eventually his journey led him to Zimbabwe where he coached basketball and began his family. After twelve years, including some difficult seasons of loss, their work visas were revoked and the ministry they had built felt like it was ripped from their hands. While leaving Zimbabwe was an injustice, it was also God beginning to show Hugh new aspects of his ministry.
Hugh Brandt and the Well-Being of the City halfwaythere Jan 27, 2024
The seeds of concern for people who don’t know God blossomed in time to a ministry that has taken Dan Rudman around the world preaching the Gospel. Dan wonders if the guy who showed that Josh McDowell film to his college dorm even knows what he did.
Dan Rudman and Ripples of the Gospel halfwaythere Jan 27, 2024
Joe O’Tool is a chiropractor in Des Moines, Iowa who is using his skills to help the most vulnerable in society. Today, he shares how God led him to a radical decision to surrender profits in service to a mission. His fascination with science and the human body led him to chiropractic school and Joe shares the story of how even in that experience God used him to share the Gospel with a classmate using the intricacy of the human body. The passion evident in his love for the holistic care of human beings took a turn when Joe and his brother began planning the business they wanted. They were ambitious and planned for 60 clinics but wondered when enough was enough. That’s when they decided to turn the business into a non-profit to serve the least of these.
Dr. Joe O’Tool is Creating a Culture of Care halfwaythere Jan 26, 2024
Tim Voss is working around the globe to bring the Gospel meeting tangible needs with International Needs. You’ll hear the passion in his voice as he talks about traveling in Africa and India to serve people “all the while bringing the love of Christ.” Tim Voss is one of those teachers whose work influenced the direction of my life and I can’t wait to share his story with you.
Tim Voss is on a Playful and Fantastic Adventure halfwaythere Jan 26, 2024
After starting their family, they moved to Colorado to attend Denver Seminary. Several years later, after her husband Dan was called to serve as a pastor back in rural Minnesota, Jill began dealing with anxiety and began building walls. She explains how those walls began to come down with the revival of a bucket list item: going on a reality show. Jill explains the process of how she applied for, was selected, and appeared on NBC’s Strong and the breakthroughs she experienced both physical and emotional on her way to winning it all.
Jill May and Wrestling Truth and Reality halfwaythere Jan 26, 2024
Mark Casson believes that prisoners are a neglected ministry in most churches (see Matthew 25:31-46) and is working to help churches do it better, sometimes to start for the first time. If you’re interested in prison ministry, please contact Metanoia Prison Ministries.
Mark Casson and The Clay’s Perspective halfwaythere Jan 26, 2024
Today, Tonya Jewel Blessing shares how she learned to love the mess and serve with a joyful heart. It wasn’t always easy and we talk about the long process God used to prepare her for life in rural South Africa. But the process was full of moments that inspired her to trust just a little bit more.
Tonya Jewel Blessing and the Servants Who See the Miracles halfwaythere Jan 26, 2024
I tell this story not to distract from Keith Giles' story but to let you know that if our conversation about separating church and state is challenging for you. That was me just a few years ago. But it also comes with an invitation to listen, consider what he says, and decide for yourself.
Keith Giles and Separating Church from State halfwaythere Jan 26, 2024
Quentin Banks met Jesus in the St. Louis County jail. That’s just the beginning of his story. He is one of my favorite people ever to share on Halfway There because of the powerful work God has done in his life. Quentin is the definition of a man seeking after God’s heart while still wrestling with a world that is far from His ideal. The stories he shares about how he comes to trust God will encourage you, too.
Quentin Banks is Free in Christ Forever halfwaythere Jan 26, 2024
Today we look at how this experience of learning to trust God over a long period of time is common, even in Scripture. I show through the Abraham’s story that he learned to believe God through the ups and downs of his own life so that by the time God asks Abraham to sacrifice Isaac in Genesis 22 he just does it.
Trust in God is Learned (Sometimes the Hard Way) halfwaythere Jan 26, 2024
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