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TMCP 49: Why No Christian Should Walk Alone [Dave & Ezra]

In this episode, Dave and Ezra discuss the importance of personal accountability and discipleship. From personal experience, they share the different ways they have grown in their relationship with Christ and helped others along their journey. If you find yourself in a season of life that sees you “walking alone,

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TMCP 49: Why No Christian Should Walk Alone [Dave & Ezra]

In this episode, Dave and Ezra discuss the importance of personal accountability and discipleship. From personal experience, they share the different ways they have grown in their relationship with Christ and helped others along their journey. If you find yourself in a season of life that sees you “walking alone,

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TMCP 48: How Should I Use My Voice? [Ezra & David]

When should you speak up and when should you be silent? This is a tough topic to grapple with and it was the subject of a recent blog post on The Monday Christian. In this exchange, Ezra welcomes new co-host, David Hartkopf, to the show and together they discuss how

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TMCP 47: What Every Hospital Worker Wishes Others Knew About Covid [Nate Davison]

Nate is the host of the Grace Story Podcast has been a registered nurse for eight years and currently works in a float pool in Kentucky. For the past several months, he has been working on Covid floors and deals with Covid patients on a daily basis. To check out

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TMCP 46: How Do I Overcome a Porn Addiction? [Mark Clark]

Mark grew up in Toronto and moved to Vancouver in 2004 to attend Regent College, where he received a Master of New Testament Studies. Following over ten years of ministry, Mark, along with his wife Erin and an amazing team of people, planted Village Church in January 2010, which has

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TMCP 45: When God is Silent [Charnika Elliott]

Charnika Elliott is an educator, entrepreneur and pillar of her local community. She was born and raised in Roanoke, Virginia and is married to Byron Elliott also of Roanoke. She is the proud mother of two children, Promyss and Joshua and became a legal guardian and mother to a former

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TMCP 44: Having the Courage to Stand [Russell Moore]

Russell Moore is president of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention. The ERLC is the moral and public policy entity of the nation’s largest Protestant denomination. The Wall Street Journal has called Moore “vigorous, cheerful, and fiercely articulate.” He was named in 2017 to

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TMCP 43: Finding Hope When Your World Falls Apart [Mark Cravens]

Having been in ministry for over thirty years, Mark Cravens is more passionate than ever about the ministry opportunities available in today’s ever-changing world. By God’s grace, he intends to make the rest of his life the best of his life! God has given him the heart of

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TMCP 42: Why I am Pro-Life from Conception to Death [Brandi Swindell]

Brandi Swindell is the Founder and CEO of Stanton Healthcare. She is a powerful and well-known advocate for human rights, equality, and justice in America and across the globe. Whether traveling to Tiananmen Square during the Beijing Olympics to lead public demonstrations for students killed during the 1989 Massacre (and

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TMCP 41: The Unique Challenges of Being a Pastor’s Kid [Barnabas Piper]

Barnabas grew up as a pastor’s kid in Minneapolis, MN and professed faith in Jesus as a young child. He grew up having a love/hate relationship with the church and struggling to find his own identity in Christ. After high school he moved to Illinois to attend Wheaton

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TMCP 40: Life Lessons from Global Church Planting [David Nelms]

David serves as Founder & President of TTI. He casts vision and gives direction to TTI as we impact the world for Christ. David is a former senior pastor and had success in growing three different churches in Maryland, Iowa and Florida. He has been a trustee on the board

14 Guidelines for Good Social Media Interaction

There are a million and one, perhaps even a million and two blog posts on good social media behavior. Because of this great shortage, I felt one million and three was necessary, dare I say, essential? So…drum roll please…here is my list: 1. Be kind. This shouldn’t