How do you know that social media and its use is a problem for you? In this episode, Dr. Iorg provides some ways to help diagnose if social media is a problem for you and to help manage media effectively.
This week on The Study Podcast, Tyler and Dr. Wegner go over the concepts of a Universal Flood and a Local Flood, what their probabilities are and what the problems with those theories are. Dr. Wegner explains powerful examples of God's might and its evidence
Andy Baker is lead pastor of First Baptist Church in Oloh, Mississippi, and a graduate and current PhD candidate at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary.
Andy and host Tyler Sanders go way back—they met in middle school, so like a hundred years or someth
What causes ministry leaders and pastors to have a work/life imbalance? Dr. Iorg helps ministry leaders identify some core issues which cause work/life imbalance such as insecurity, poor self-discipline, and poor self-esteem.
Do you know the difference between teaching and preaching? Preaching is helping people to understand the Bible and think of application for themselves. Teaching is looking for learning to happen, not just reciting what's been read. But Christians today have a hard tim
Have you ever wondered who the Nephilim are exactly? In Hebrew, the root of the word is very similar to the word "to fall". There is a plural ending on the word "nephilim" leading to the conclusion that nephilim could mean 'fallen ones'. Does this refer to angels? Sin
Port Wilburn is an associational missionary at the Bridges Bay Area Association and missions pastor at Rock Harbor in San Pablo, California, a church he replanted. He is also a Gateway grad having earned the MDiv in 2005.
Port tells host Tyler Sanders about his
How do you preach or teach on something that you know is controversial?
Last week we found out who the serpent in the Garden was. This week we learn about the punishments and curses the serpent receives, as well as how Adam and Eve are justly punished because they committed the first sin.
Dr. Iorg identifies five reasons men do not want to become pastors and then provides some suggests to help fix this problem.