Here you will find a podcast where faith meets everyday life. This isn’t your typical church podcast—it’s a soul-stirring expedition. Imagine sipping your morning coffee while diving deep into timeless truths, raw conversations, and unexpected grace. Our hosts, Pastor Dwayne Lee and Elder Chris Dumford, explore faith, doubt, and redemption with vulnerability and humor. From ancient wisdom to modern-day miracles, each episode ...
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This Third episode of this series is about what it means to be a Biblical Male and that being a biblical male encompasses more than mere external traits; it’s a matter of the heart. Real men exhibit integrity, internal strength in Christ, and courage. They are committed to obedience to the Word of God. Masculinity, as defined by the Bible, transcends cultural norms and societal expectations. It is not about dominance or power, but about humility, service, and faithfulness. Ultimately, biblical manhood finds its definition in God alone, not in the world or cultural constructs. Men are called to follow a greater authority—Jesus Himself—and to live out their roles as leaders, husbands, fathers, and sons with godly character and selflessness.
This Second episode of this series is about what it means to be a Biblical Male and that being a biblical male encompasses more than mere external traits; it’s a matter of the heart. Real men exhibit integrity, internal strength in Christ, and courage. They are committed to obedience to the Word of God. Masculinity, as defined by the Bible, transcends cultural norms and societal expectations. It is not about dominance or power, but about humility, service, and faithfulness. Ultimately, biblical manhood finds its definition in God alone, not in the world or cultural constructs. Men are called to follow a greater authority—Jesus Himself—and to live out their roles as leaders, husbands, fathers, and sons with godly character and selflessness.
This episode is about what it means to be a Biblical Male and that being a biblical male encompasses more than mere external traits; it’s a matter of the heart. Real men exhibit integrity, internal strength in Christ, and courage. They are committed to obedience to the Word of God. Masculinity, as defined by the Bible, transcends cultural norms and societal expectations. It is not about dominance or power, but about humility, service, and faithfulness. Ultimately, biblical manhood finds its definition in God alone, not in the world or cultural constructs. Men are called to follow a greater authority—Jesus Himself—and to live out their roles as leaders, husbands, fathers, and sons with godly character and selflessness.
The final podcast in the Deconstructionism series. The purpose of the podcast is really to tackle some of the prevalent and current issues of the day such as deconstructionism. You may or may not have heard of that but then there's wokeism as well, cancel culture, and other biblical topics that we've all heard and people have opinions but based upon what we're looking at here is from scripture itself and what it says and how to, if I can say it this way, combat what the world is saying about God and about the biblical truth that we understand and know today.
The purpose of the podcast is really to tackle some of the prevalent and current issues of the day such as deconstructionism. You may or may not have heard of that but then there's wokeism as well, cancel culture, and other biblical topics that we've all heard and people have opinions but based upon what we're looking at here is from scripture itself and what it says and how to, if I can say it this way, combat what the world is saying about God and about the biblical truth that we understand and know today.