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The Parable Podcast – Episode 39: The Podcast of Contrast Part 02

The Parable Podcast – Episode 39: The Podcast of Contrast Part 02

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The Parable Podcast with Family Life on-air host Randy Snavely focuses on the parables of Jesus, the meaning of the lessons He taught, and why He taught them as He did, with commentary and discussion that makes them relevant to our listeners lives today. In this episode, it’s part two of the parable of the rich man and Lazarus, taken from Luke 16: 19-31.

 

The Parable Podcast -Episode 38: The Podcast of Contrast Part 01

The Parable Podcast -Episode 38: The Podcast of Contrast Part 01

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The Parable Podcast with Family Life on-air host Randy Snavely focuses on the parables of Jesus, the meaning of the lessons He taught, and why He taught them as He did, with commentary and discussion that makes them relevant to our listeners lives today. In this episode, it’s part one of the parable of the rich man and Lazarus, taken from Luke 16: 19-31.

 
Hurricane Helene – Part 2 with NC Christian Broadcaster John Owens – 10/09/24

Hurricane Helene – Part 2 with NC Christian Broadcaster John Owens – 10/09/24

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Hurricane Helene – Part 2 with NC Christian Broadcaster John Owens

https://baptistsonmission.org Hurricane-Helene   

John Owens, an alum of the Family Life Ministries radio staff, now leads the Christian broadcasting outreach of the Billy Graham Evangelical Association, sending radio broadcasts into a wide area of the region devastated by Hurricane Helene.

When our Greg Gillispie spoke with him a week ago — just days after the monsoon-like rains washed away buildings, roads and even entire communities — he said it is a challenge to get accurate information. In this second half of that interview, the lack of communication and the uncertainty of some social media posts and official announcements made it hard to find trustworthy news and lifesaving information.

That dilemma faced by his radio staff in the immediate aftermath, and by people throughout the multi-state hurricane damage zone since then, has become a forerunner of this week’s back-and-forth on who is giving accurate information, from state and Federal agencies, to local emergency managers, to eyewitnesses watching their real-world situations and hoping for help.

This podcast includes John Owen’s observations and first-person stories from western North Carolina:

  • The challenges of getting and confirming information when cell towers and internet service are out, roads and bridges have disappeared, and entire mountain communities are isolated
  • The ways help arrived, from packs of donkeys to private helicopters
  • The value of radio as a primary information source in such emergencies
  • The value of Christian broadcasting in particular, to bring hope and reliable information to people with true human needs — practical, physical and spiritual.

 

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Part 1 of this conversation aired October 1 on Family Life.

Listen for that first half on our podcast version, available from www.FamilyLife.org/newspodcasts or by clicking the RADAR MAP below.

Hurricane Helene – One Christian Broadcaster’s Stories – 10/01/24

   

If you want to find out more — or feel called to help, pray or donate:

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038: Ten Minutes With…Chip Ingram of Living on the Edge

038: Ten Minutes With…Chip Ingram of Living on the Edge

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Chip Ingram, host of Living on the Edge heard weekdays at 12:30pm ET on Family Life, joins the Family Life team on Day 1 of Fall Sharathon to talk about how God uses radio to grow followers of Jesus and why He uses ordinary people to make extraordinary ministry moments happen.

 
Hurricane Relief – from the Northeast to the Southeast – 10/02/24

Hurricane Relief – from the Northeast to the Southeast – 10/02/24

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Concerned and compassionate listeners across Pennsylvania and New York want to help with the immediate human needs of many many thousands across six states ravaged by the winds and rain of Hurricane Helene.

In this special report from Family Life’s Sarah Harnisch, you can hear some of the sounds and descriptions of the destruction through some many communities in the southeast U.S. — from larger metro areas, to small towns and cities, to rural areas and mountainside hamlets.

You also will hear the story of one local religious group which is doing something tangible: filling a large trailer with water, food and other supplies. It will be delivered this weekend to western North Carolina, where some of the most widespread damage has happened.

Susan Weaver is coordinating this project for the Riverside Chapel in Salamanca, New York. Hear about her sense of God’s calling to take tangible action for people in deep need.

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Family Life Ministries is partnering with this collection of emergency supplies. For our listeners and web visitors in and near the Twin Tiers region, there is an enclosed trailer parked in the Family Life parking area near Bath, New York. 

    • Wednesday, Oct. 2          10 am – 7 pm
    • Thursday, Oct. 3              10 am – 7 pm
    • Friday, Oct. 4                    10 am – 7 pm

Harvest Baptist in Bath NY will be collecting similar items at their church building, from 3 pm to 7 pm, the week of October 7-11.

For those who live or work elsewhere in the Family Life radio region (and who connect with us online from other states), check with your local church or denomination for the most efficient way to make donations).

FamilyLife.org/relief also has direct links to a number of regional/national/international Christian disaster relief agencies. Tap that link to read the latest updates, see images from the flooded zone, and consider options for you to provide support.

 

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Separately, Family Life News received information on this other angle of this major ongoing story:

Watch out for scam charity appeals on your phone, computer and other devices

Law enforcement authorities are cautioning people to watch out for telephone and online scams, pretending to seek donations to help in hurricane recovery efforts across the southeastern U.S.

Their advice: If someone calls you — or sends a social media post, text or email — don’t reply right away, and don’t give-up your bank account or credit card numbers. Consumer advocates recommend that you initiate any donation you want to make. Do so through an established organization or your own local church.

Family Life Ministries has posted information about multiple reputable relief organizations on this special page on our website: FamilyLife.org/relief.

035: Ten Minutes With…Wes Hampton from Gaither Vocal Band

035: Ten Minutes With…Wes Hampton from Gaither Vocal Band

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Wesley Adam Hampton was born December 8, 1977, in Memphis, Tennessee. While he was a college student at Trevecca in Nashville, Wes invited Andrea Means to attend a Gaither Homecoming concert for their first official date. After two years at Trevecca, Wes and Andrea were married and moved to Birmingham, Alabama, to complete their education. Wes graduated with a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Alabama, then worked as a minister of worship for The Church at Brook Hills in Birmingham for two years before getting a phone call from Bill Gaither that would change his life nearly overnight. Wes joined the Vocal Band in July 2005 as the group’s tenor. His transition into the Vocal Band was virtually seamless, since he already knew the parts to nearly every song in the GVB’s repertoire. And since that time, Wes has done far more than sing a part. He has joined the ranks of an exclusive handful of world class singers who have sung tenor for the Gaither Vocal Band over the years.

Find out more about Wes and the Gaither Vocal Band here https://gaither.com/

“Ten Minutes With” is a podcast for people who want to listen to podcasts, but don’t have much time. If you’ve enjoyed this episode of “Ten Minutes With,” be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss the next episode. You might also consider giving to Family Life—the listener-funded ministry that makes this, and other podcasts possible. Go to familylife.org and find out more about what we do.

 

The Parable Podcast – Episode 37: The World’s Two Religions Part 02

The Parable Podcast – Episode 37: The World’s Two Religions Part 02

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The Parable Podcast with Family Life on-air host Randy Snavely focuses on the parables of Jesus, the meaning of the lessons He taught, and why He taught them as He did, with commentary and discussion that makes them relevant to our listeners lives today. In this episode, it’s part two of the parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector, taken from Luke 18: 9-14.

 

The Calling – Episode 18: Steve Baley – Dean of Students at Clarks Summit University

The Calling – Episode 18: Steve Baley – Dean of Students at Clarks Summit University

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The Calling is a Family Life original podcast for pastors that focuses on the personal and professional challenges they face in their mission to serve the Lord. In Episode 18, Steve’s guest is Steve Baley, Dean of Students at Clarks Summit University who talks about youth, sports, and faith, and how God has used all of it in his life.

Ten Minutes With…Jason McGuire of New York Families

Ten Minutes With…Jason McGuire of New York Families

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Jason J. McGuire who serves as the Executive Director of New York Families Foundation and its affiliated organization, New York Families Action, is a passionate defender of Christian principles like the sanctity of life, the sacredness of marriage, the centrality of religious freedom, and the need for a more just and merciful society, and he fervently believes that these principles can only be lived out if the hearts of men and women turn to God. A gifted and accomplished public speaker, Mr. McGuire preaches and teaches at churches and conferences across the state and the nation; also, he is frequently called upon by media outlets for his expertise regarding New York state government and public policy. He is part of the Capital Connection Team, heard Friday afternoons during the Noon Report on Family Life and joined Family Life on air for day three of the spring sharathon.

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The Parable Podcast – Episode 33: All for One and One for All Part 02

The Parable Podcast – Episode 33: All for One and One for All Part 02

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The Parable Podcast with Family Life on-air host Randy Snavely focuses on the parables of Jesus, the meaning of the lessons He taught, and why He taught them as He did, with commentary and discussion that makes them relevant to our listeners lives today. In this episode, it’s part two of “All for One and One for All” as Jesus talks about the cost of discipleship, taken from Luke 14: 25-25.

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