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71 - Stephen & Annelisa Riley Double ...

Get to know Stephen & Annelisa Riley in this 2 part podcast. Part 1 is their story & part 2 is about their plans for their upcoming work in Erbil, Iraq. At this time there is no podcast episode planned for the week of Feb. 21 so check back the week of Feb. 28.

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70 - Unity in Diversity with PK

Listen & get to know PK Fire (aka Paul Kim)! We talk about a number of things including unity in diversity. Sorry about the poorer than usual sound quality (mistake on Dan's part). And check out this link to see PK do his thing! https://youtu.be/hAKSGhGJ0kc. PK is the one red t shirt, hat, & black pants.

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69 - Rebecca Smith on Discipiling

Get to know Rebecca Smith and hear her heart for discipling as a Christian, wife, and mom!

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68 - Brad Hornback on Evangelism

Listen as Dan talks with power-lifter Brad Hornback about his conversion & faithful evangelism.

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67 - Neal on Dependent Discipline

Listen as Dan talks to Neal on making godly choices and growing in dependence and discipline in your walk w/ the Lord. The book that Dan refers to in the introduction is The Discipline of Grace by Jerry Bridges. (he gets the title wrong in the recording)

147 - Authority at Hinson

Who is in charge at Hinson? Listen as Anthony Locke and Dan discuss congregationalism, elders, staff, and deacons on The Disciple Hinson Podcast. This is part of our ongoing series to particularly help new members understand what we believe and why we do what we do at Hinson. For further information, listen to Michael's sermon on Congregationalism here or read this little booklet by Mark Dever here.

141 - David Fisher on Meta

Listen as Dan discusses the Metaverse with David Fisher.

A few recommended resources re: technology and discipleship:

1. "Freedom" (an app that allows you to set constraints on certain things you might find addicting on your devices)

2. Centre for Humane Technology - A non-Christian institution seeking to support people seeking better balance in technology use. Can't endorse everything but have some helpful resources including a "youth toolkit" and a list of "take control" suggestions.

An interesting quote from the Centre for Humane Technology's website:

“The real problem of humanity is the following: We have Paleolithic emotions, medieval institutions and godlike technology.”

— DR. E.O. WILSON, SOCIOBIOLOGIST