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Sheila Butt joins Craig this week to wrap up season 1 of The Lion the Way and the War. Sheila was a former Republican member of the Tennessee House of Representatives, representing District 64. Sheila earned a B.S. from East Tennessee State University and was the managing partner of MacInk Printers. Butt has authored several parenting books, worked as a motivational speaker and co-founded two marketing companies focused on promoting the Tennessee cattle industry.
Fearless adventure seeker, Former Youth Minister for Mountain Creek Church of Christ, and fitness extraordinaire, Kyle Shrum, joins Craig this week to discuss his passion to inspire and teach people, to face their fears and break out of their comfort zones, why it is important to have an intergenerational ministry, and how the digital world is influencing teens today.
Student ambassadors and twin sisters, Katie and Kara Stofel, who together form one of the greatest dynamic duos within the Christian Student Center, join Craig this week to reflect on how they have dealt with an ever-changing landscape known as classes in 2020, their mission trip to the Dominican Republic, and how they can use their talents to bring others to Christ.
Just back from celebrating his 25th wedding anniversary, Craig goes solo in this podcast episode to talk about tolerance, moral absolutes, and the pervasiveness of moral subjectivity spreading within the church.
Former Campus Minister and US Marine, now Education and Youth Minister at St. Elmo Church Of Christ, Dustin Humphreys joins us to talk about several issues regarding church growth and leadership particularly as they relate to college ministries including next steps for rising young professionals (aka yo pros) and what churches need to be doing to encourage this age group to stay connected.
Artist, Vietnam Veteran, and Minister of the central congregation for 25 years, David Schonhoff sits down with Craig this week to talk about pandemics, riots, new technology, churches shutting down, and how a pulpit minister navigates this new 'normal' amid a global pandemic.
Joe and Ollie Bray, long time members of the church, sit down with Craig this week to bring about a unique perspective on our Christian response to the racial tensions across America and why we are still dealing with skin color in 2020.
Dr. Chris Willis, film guru and Professor at Chattanooga State, sits down with Craig this week to talk about the spiritual health of college students and the generational changes in the college classroom.
In this special episode, Craig brings on Dr. Eric Garner, Minister for Avondale Church of Christ, and Teacher at Boyd Buchanan School. Eric has studied at Carson-Newman University, Lee University, OABS, and MTSU. In this week's hour long episode special, The Guys discuss our Christian response to the racial tensions across America and why we are still dealing with skin color in 2020.
It started with addiction, prostitution, and ended with life on the streets, Catrina Cabe, founder and CEO of "Cry for the Broken" joins Craig this week to discuss a powerful redemption and the life she now lives for Christ.