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108: I've Got Nothing at This Point

An episode of the The Morning After Ministry Show podcast, hosted by Andrew Larsen & Timothy Miller, titled "108: I've Got Nothing at This Point" was published on April 27, 2020 and runs 53 minutes.

April 27, 2020 ·53m · The Morning After Ministry Show

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Summary

We’re 6 weeks into virtual church, and Andrew is 7 weeks removed from his last haircut. This wouldn’t be a problem if we weren’t all on camera all the time these days. We dove into another argument over live vs prerecorded service elements, how tired we all are, and when we think we might be back (June is the earliest for our churches.)This morning we also chatted with Ryan Fontenot about Digital Youth Camp, a camp solution for student ministries that can’t physically go to camp this summer. The code ‘DYC2020MAM’ is just for the Morning After audience and will get special pricing over at www.digitalyouthcamp.com.Thanks to our sponsor today, Bright Coal Creative. Go check them out and sign up for their newsletter. https://brightcoal.comCheck out our resources in the DYM store here: https://www.downloadyouthministry.com/shop?author=8 Be sure to like The Morning After Ministry on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/morningafterministry/instagram.com/morningaftermin and twitter.com/morningaftermin. Be sure to check out the other shows in the DYM Podcast Network!

Episode Description

We’re 6 weeks into virtual church, and Andrew is 7 weeks removed from his last haircut. This wouldn’t be a problem if we weren’t all on camera all the time these days. We dove into another argument over live vs prerecorded service elements, how tired we all are, and when we think we might be back (June is the earliest for our churches.)

This morning we also chatted with Ryan Fontenot about Digital Youth Camp, a camp solution for student ministries that can’t physically go to camp this summer. The code ‘DYC2020MAM’ is just for the Morning After audience and will get special pricing over at www.digitalyouthcamp.com.

Thanks to our sponsor today, Bright Coal Creative. Go check them out and sign up for their newsletter. https://brightcoal.com


Check out our resources in the DYM store here: https://www.downloadyouthministry.com/shop?author=8
Be sure to like The Morning After Ministry on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/morningafterministry/
instagram.com/morningaftermin and twitter.com/morningaftermin.
Be sure to check out the other shows in the DYM Podcast Network!

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