In the past year, Barna Research and others have revealed an undeniable uptick in GenZ and Millennial young men attending church. But the question remains, who is pastoring and raising up these young men? To answer this and other spiritual anomalies occurring among young men today, Circuit Riders' CA Colleges Outreach Director, Spencer Perry and Love Santa Ana Co-Director and traveling evangelist, Brandon Engerbretsen join us to talk about what it means to be a godly young man in today's culture!  

In the past year, Barna Research and others have revealed an undeniable uptick in GenZ and Millennial young men attending church. But the question remains, who is pastoring and raising up these young men? To answer this and other spiritual anomalies occurring among young men today, Circuit Riders' CA Colleges Outreach Director, Spencer Perry and Love Santa Ana Co-Director and traveling evangelist, Brandon Engerbretsen join us to talk about what it means to be a godly young man in today's culture! &nbsp;

On KINGDOM & CULTURE with Mike Whitford, we will explore the dynamics of God’s Kingdom advancing in American culture through accomplished guests who are experts in their field(s). Through their stories & insights, together, we will discover answers to deep questions of faith and culture we didn't even know we needed to ask.

On KINGDOM &amp; CULTURE with Mike Whitford, we will explore the dynamics of God&rsquo;s Kingdom advancing in American culture through accomplished guests who are experts in their field(s). Through their stories &amp; insights, together, we will discover answers to deep questions of faith and culture we didn't even know we needed to ask.

Kingdom & Culture with Mike Whitford

Circuit Riders' Spencer Perry & Brandon Engerbretsen on Being a Godly Man in Today's Culture

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Many people say they love God but forget that part of that love is to serve 'the least of these'. Pastor Joel Schmidgall, Lead Pastor of National Community Church and Co-Founder of the DC Dream Center in Washington, DC, shares what it means to be 'on mission' and serve Jesus as we reach those less fortunate, even in our Nation's Capital! Pastor Joel is also the co-author of "Praying Circles Around Your Marriage", along with his wife, Nina. 

Many people say they love God but forget that part of that love is to serve 'the least of these'. Pastor Joel Schmidgall, Lead Pastor of National Community Church and Co-Founder of the DC Dream Center in Washington, DC, shares what it means to be 'on mission' and serve Jesus as we reach those less fortunate, even in our Nation's Capital! Pastor Joel is also the co-author of "Praying Circles Around Your Marriage", along with his wife, Nina.&nbsp;

Pastor Joel Schmidgall - Being the Hands and feet of Jesus in Washington, DC and beyond!

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Most people hate politics, for a variety of reasons. Perhaps the biggest one is because of how much conflict and resulting anxiety is inherent within political discourse. Whatever their reason, 1 Timothy 2:1-5 calls us to pray for those in authority and to basically be aware of our surroundings when it comes to leadership matters.

Author of the book “Politics for People Who Hate Politics” & nationally renowned speaker & news contributor, Denise Gitsham helps us navigate these cultural realities in these two episodes. She holds true to her Christian faith, while graciously interacting with political reality within American culture. Based on her writings, Denise seeks to walk in the Grace and Truth of Jesus within the often tumultuous realm of politics. Denise’s engaging personality and winsomeness in the midst of conflict draws any willing listener in and to consider how to be faithful stewards of our voices in our culture.

Most people hate politics, for a variety of reasons. Perhaps the biggest one is because of how much conflict and resulting anxiety is inherent within political discourse. Whatever their reason, 1 Timothy 2:1-5 calls us to pray for those in authority and to basically be aware of our surroundings when it comes to leadership matters.
Author of the book &ldquo;Politics for People Who Hate Politics&rdquo; &amp; nationally renowned speaker &amp; news contributor, Denise Gitsham helps us navigate these cultural realities in these two episodes. She holds true to her Christian faith, while graciously interacting with political reality within American culture. Based on her writings, Denise seeks to walk in the Grace and Truth of Jesus within the often tumultuous realm of politics. Denise&rsquo;s engaging personality and winsomeness in the midst of conflict draws any willing listener in and to consider how to be faithful stewards of our voices in our culture.

Denise Gitsham & Being Kind & Shining the Light of Christ in a Divisive & Polarized Culture Part 2

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/b32c9e32-cf93-4cb9-9cff-a851000bad8d/clips/cf962c67-b339-4c54-a8d2-b4a401658aa7/transcript

Most people hate politics, for a variety of reasons. Perhaps the biggest one is because of how much conflict and resulting anxiety is inherent within political discourse. Whatever their reason, 1 Timothy 2:1-5 calls us to pray for those in authority and to basically be aware of our surroundings when it comes to leadership matters. Author of the book “Politics for People Who Hate Politics” & nationally renowned speaker & news contributor, Denise Gitsham helps us navigate these cultural realities in these two episodes. She holds true to her Christian faith, while graciously interacting with political reality within American culture. Based on her writings, Denise seeks to walk in the Grace and Truth of Jesus within the often tumultuous realm of politics. Denise’s engaging personality and winsomeness in the midst of conflict draws any willing listener in and to consider how to be faithful stewards of our voices in our culture.

Most people hate politics, for a variety of reasons. Perhaps the biggest one is because of how much conflict and resulting anxiety is inherent within political discourse. Whatever their reason, 1 Timothy 2:1-5 calls us to pray for those in authority and to basically be aware of our surroundings when it comes to leadership matters.&nbsp;Author of the book &ldquo;Politics for People Who Hate Politics&rdquo; &amp; nationally renowned speaker &amp; news contributor, Denise Gitsham helps us navigate these cultural realities in these two episodes. She holds true to her Christian faith, while graciously interacting with political reality within American culture. Based on her writings, Denise seeks to walk in the Grace and Truth of Jesus within the often tumultuous realm of politics. Denise&rsquo;s engaging personality and winsomeness in the midst of conflict draws any willing listener in and to consider how to be faithful stewards of our voices in our culture.

Denise Gitsham & Being Kind & Shining the Light of Christ in a Divisive & Polarized Culture Part 1

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/b32c9e32-cf93-4cb9-9cff-a851000bad8d/clips/554829dc-dfca-4373-871e-b4a401658aa5/transcript

Circuit Riders' Spencer Perry & Brandon Engerbretsen on Being a Godly Man in Today's Culture

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