Conduit Place

Top News Stories Jun 17, 2026 – 07:00 PM CDT Brought to you by www.srnnews.com

Proverbs 11: 25 says  "A generous person will prosper; whoever refreshes others will be refreshed." The topic of money is often ignored within the church, or it's talked about in the wrong way leading to a false gospel. In this podcast episode we discuss how generosity leads to true happiness and how we can steward all that God has given us by trusting God with our time, treasure, talent and testimony. #conduitchurch #worship #Jesus #God #Franklin #Tennessee #churchonline #mission To be a conduit of Jesus to the community in front of us and the world around us. Conduit Church has a campus in Franklin, Tennessee. Join us every Sunday for Conduit Livestream at 9:45am CST, and you can also join us in person at 8am, 9:45am, 11:45am or 5pm. Please let us know if you have a prayer request, leave a comment for us below and if you want to take the next step in finding out more about Conduit. Please fill out this form: https://conduit.churchcenter.com/people/forms/26000 __ Subscribe to our Conduit Church YouTube channel to see more messages: https://www.youtube.com/conduitchurch __ Visit Conduit Church website: https://www.conduitchurch.com/ __ Follow Conduit Church on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/conduit.church __ Follow Conduit Church on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/conduitchurch *Get the CHURCH CENTER app for all the latest events and info. Download in your app store and search Conduit Church

Proverbs 11: 25 says  "A generous person will prosper; whoever refreshes others will be refreshed." The topic of money is often ignored within the church, or it's talked about in the wrong way leading to a false gospel. In this podcast episode we discuss how generosity leads to true happiness and how we can steward all that God has given us by trusting God with our time, treasure, talent and testimony.

What if Jesus didn't come to improve your life but to end it? On this episode of The Kirk Cameron Show, Kirk unpacks one of the most misunderstood things Jesus ever said: take up your cross daily and follow me. He gets honest about his own lifelong battle with needing approval, then opens the mailbag to answer your questions on church history, today's new identities, sharing your faith, and encouragement for first-time homeschool parents. It's about losing the life you've been clinging to so you can finally find the one God is offering. Red Truck Men: https://RedTruckMen.org Editing and production services provided by thepodcastupload.com #KirkCameron #TheKirkCameronShow #TakeUpYourCross #DieToSelf #Discipleship #ChristianFaith #Jesus #Gospel #FaithOverFear #BibleTeaching

A new poll from NBC reveals another low percentage of Americans who feel proud of their country. One NBC reporter put it that we are seeing “a steady 21st century decline.”  The disappointment in these and similar results is exacerbated by the timing of our birthday as a nation, when national affections should be at their height. If only more Americans would listen to our foreign visitors.  Ever since Marquis de Lafayette, many a foreigner has come here to show and remind us of our greatness.  In fact, it was another Frenchman—Alexis de Tocqueville—whose two-volume book about us in the 19th Century, still taught today, gave us the best explanation of our politics and our culture.  Now, we’re seeing reminders from soccer fans coming here—with social media posts and titles like, “World Cup fans embrace American culture.” They’re reminding us not least of Thomas Paine’s words, “What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly.”  Let us hope this sinks in.  Too many here still have a lot to learn.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How can Christians remain faithful in a culture that constantly pressures them to compromise? In this episode of Michael Easley inContext, Michael sits down with pastor, author, and Portland Trail Blazers chaplain Mike Tatlock to discuss his book A Compelling Faith in a Compromising Culture. Together they explore what it means to engage culture without compromising biblical truth, identify the hidden idols that compete for our hearts, and discover how abiding in Christ transforms our daily lives. Mike shares practical wisdom for believers who want to grow spiritually, walk in the Spirit, share their faith with confidence, and develop a deeper relationship with Christ. Whether you're a pastor, parent, business professional, athlete, or simply seeking a stronger faith, this conversation offers biblical encouragement and practical next steps. In This Episode: -Why many Christians struggle to share their faith -The difference between disciple-making and church attendance -How culture shapes our hearts more than we realize -Identifying modern idols like comfort, approval, success, and control -What it truly means to abide in Christ -Walking in the Spirit versus relying on willpower -The power of slowing down and listening to God -Why spiritual growth requires dying to self -Biblical leadership, sacrifice, and serving others -Ministry opportunities in sports and culture Chapters 00:00 Why Most Christians Don't Share Their Faith 00:49 Introducing Mike Tatlock 01:45 Why Christians Must Engage Culture 03:09 A Third Way Between Compromise and Conflict 04:28 The Church's Discipleship Problem 07:03 The World, the Flesh, and the Devil 08:41 Modern Idolatry Explained 11:07 What Does It Mean to Abide in Christ? 12:56 The Benefits of Abiding 15:13 Practical Ways to Abide Daily 18:20 Walking in the Spirit vs. Willpower 21:02 The Power of the Pause 23:02 The Paradox of the Crucified Life 25:02 Dying to Self in Everyday Life 26:33 Marriage, Leadership, and Sacrifice 31:00 Vertical Pursuit and Discipleship Resources 32:08 Ministry as an NBA Chaplain 34:02 Reaching Athletes and Students for Christ 35:15 Final Encouragement Links Mentioned: A Compelling Faith in a Compromising Culture by Mike TatlockWatch the highlights and full version of this interview on our Youtube channel. For more inContext interviews, click here.

Top News Stories Jun 13, 2026 – 08:00 AM CDT Brought to you by www.srnnews.com

Steven Spielberg has a new alien movie coming out called Disclosure Day, and during press he asked a question that got everyone talking: is God only the God of this planet, or the God of everywhere life might exist? With the government suddenly more open about UFOs, a lot of people are quietly wondering the same thing. Would alien life prove the Bible wrong? Kirk's answer is simple: no. Not even a little. He walks through why Christian faith has never depended on us being the only intelligent life God made, why a bigger universe means a bigger God, and how to stay curious about creation without getting fooled in an age of deep fakes and viral clips. America's Christian Credit Union: https://americaschristiancu.com/kirk To learn more about the sponsor of today’s show and what our family currently uses for our healthcare check out Christian Healthcare Ministries by visiting https://hubs.ly/Q02vWQGy0  Editing and production services provided by thepodcastupload.com #KirkCameron #TheKirkCameronShow #Spielberg #Aliens #UFO #Christianity #Faith #Bible #DisclosureDay #God #Apologetics #UAP #Christian #SciFi #AlienLife  

#conduitchurch #worship #Jesus #God #Franklin #Tennessee #churchonline #mission To be a conduit of Jesus to the community in front of us and the world around us. Conduit Church has a campus in Franklin, Tennessee. Join us every Sunday for Conduit Livestream at 9:45am CST, and you can also join us in person at 8am, 9:45am, 11:45am or 5pm. Please let us know if you have a prayer request, leave a comment for us below and if you want to take the next step in finding out more about Conduit. Please fill out this form: https://conduit.churchcenter.com/people/forms/26000 __ Subscribe to our Conduit Church YouTube channel to see more messages: https://www.youtube.com/conduitchurch __ Visit Conduit Church website: https://www.conduitchurch.com/ __ Follow Conduit Church on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/conduit.church __ Follow Conduit Church on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/conduitchurch *Get the CHURCH CENTER app for all the latest events and info. Download in your app store and search Conduit Church

The Iranian regime has waged war against the United States for nearly 47 years. The president clearly thought that we had sufficiently weakened the regime—and he’d be able to strike a deal. Indeed, he spent 60 days trying. But the shootdown of our Apache helicopter may have changed things. The Iranian regime has given Trump plenty of reasons to walk away from the negotiating table, starting from the very first hours of the so-called ceasefire in the Persian Gulf. Vahidi violated the agreement from the very start, imposing an extortionate "fee" system for sailing through the international waters of the Strait of Hormuz and firing on commercial vessels that refused to comply. Trump has invested a lot of his credibility and trust in the IRGC's negotiations. Now, however, Trump sounds as though he suddenly woke up to the Sunk Cost Fallacy, saying they’ve taken too long and “now they will have to pay the price!!!” I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again: This war has to be fought to the finish.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Are we on the precipice of "Disclosure"? From military testimonies to mysterious craft, the UAP phenomenon is dominating headlines. But what if the origin isn't extraterrestrial, but interdimensional—or even ancient? In this episode, we bridge the gap between current headlines and Scripture. By examining Genesis 6:4, we explore the possibility that today’s "visitors" are echoes of the Nephilim and fallen spiritual entities. Join us as we navigate the signs of the times, providing clarity to the chaos through a biblical lens.

Can archaeology really confirm what the Bible records? In this episode of inContext, Dr. Michael Easley sits down with archaeologist and Dallas Theological Seminary professor Dr. Paul Weaver to discuss his new book, Faith Affirming Findings: 50 Archaeological Discoveries That Validate the Historicity and Reliability of Scripture. From the fallen walls of Jericho to Hezekiah’s Tunnel, the Pool of Siloam, Peter’s house in Capernaum, and the famous Lachish Reliefs, Dr. Weaver explores some of the most compelling archaeological discoveries connected to the biblical world. Together, they discuss how these findings continue to challenge skepticism and strengthen confidence in the Bible’s historical reliability. Whether you're interested in biblical archaeology, apologetics, Israel, or defending your faith, this conversation offers fascinating insights into how archaeology helps illuminate Scripture and its historical context. If you've ever wondered whether the Bible can be trusted, this episode is for you. Chapters 00:00 Archaeology and the Bible: Critics Proven Wrong 00:40 Introduction to Dr. Paul Weaver 03:23 Can Archaeology Validate Scripture? 03:51 Minimalists vs. Maximalists Explained 07:56 Jericho and the Fallen Walls 12:14 The Lachish Reliefs and Assyrian Evidence 17:10 Hezekiah's Tunnel and Jerusalem's Defense 21:10 The Discovery of the Pool of Siloam 22:33 Peter's House in Capernaum 26:33 The Magdala Synagogue Discovery 33:30 Caesarea Philippi and Peter's Confession 38:13 Why Archaeology Strengthens Faith 39:16 Final Encouragement for Bible Students Key Topics Covered Biblical archaeology and Christian faith Archaeological evidence for Scripture David, Belshazzar, and historical verification Jericho and Joshua's conquest The Lachish Reliefs and King Sennacherib Hezekiah's Tunnel in Jerusalem The Pool of Siloam discovery Peter's house in Capernaum The Magdala Synagogue Caesarea Philippi and Jesus' ministry Bible reliability and apologetics Israel and archaeological discoveries How archaeology responds to skepticism Faith-affirming evidence from the ancient world Links Mentioned Faith Affirming Findings by Dr. Paul Weaver More of Dr. Weaver’s books Watch the highlights and full version of this interview on our Youtube channel. For more inContext interviews, click here.

This is the Fairview, TN News from May 13th to June 3rd, 2026.

In this episode of The Deeper Podcast, we explore the psychological battlefield of 2026 through the lens of Proverbs 1:1–7. We examine how modern "narrative management"—from the undisclosed funding of media mouthpieces to manipulative marketing and headlines—targeting "the simple" by triggering emotional responses rather than objective reasoning. True discernment is impossible without the "fear of the Lord" as a foundation, providing a blueprint for moving from a state of being easily misled to a life of disciplined, wise navigation in an age of pervasive influence.

Top News Stories May 06, 2026 – 12:00 PM CDT Brought to you by www.srnnews.com

It’s an age-old question: God or Mammon? What leads to a happier, more fulfilling life — religion, or money? Now, it seems we have an answer. According to the General Social Survey, church attendance predicts happiness more strongly than wealth does. In fact, poor Americans who attend church regularly are happier than wealthy Americans who never attend at all. Prominent behavioral scientist William von Hippel has observed, “Money buys a fair bit of happiness, but connection gives you more bang for the buck.” He’s right. But let’s be clear about what “connection” really means. It matters to connect with friends and neighbors — and church offers the opportunity to do that every week, and often more. But more important still is our connection to God: our Father, our Creator, and the source of every good and lasting bond.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Most Christians read the Bible—but miss what connects it. In this episode of inContext, Michael Easley sits down with Dr. Benjamin Glad to uncover what many believers overlook: the deep, intentional connections between the Old and New Testaments. They discuss Connecting Scripture in the New Testament, a unique study Bible that highlights over 3,000 Old Testament allusions embedded in the New Testament—connections that can completely reshape how you read, understand, and apply God’s Word. If you’ve ever felt like you know the Bible but struggle to live it out, this conversation will challenge and equip you. Because the goal isn’t just more knowledge—it’s transformation. Chapters 00:00 “Vitamin A Deficiency” – Why Christians Don’t Apply the Bible 02:00 Why Another Study Bible? What Makes This One Different 05:00 The Problem with Cross References (And Why We Ignore Them) 08:00 3 Types of Biblical Connections: Quotes, Allusions, Parallels 12:00 Why Allusions Matter More Than You Think 16:00 How the New Testament Uses the Old Testament 20:00 Fulfillment, Typology, and Understanding Prophecy 24:00 Reading the Bible as One Unified Story 28:00 A Powerful Example from Mark 1 32:00 From Knowledge to Application: Living the Bible 35:00 Why Most Christians Stay Stuck 38:00 Final Challenge: Stop Observing, Start Participating Key Topics Covered Why Christians struggle to apply Scripture The connection between the Old and New Testaments Biblical allusions, quotations, and typology explained How Jesus fulfills Old Testament themes Why cross-references are underused Reading the Bible as a unified story Moving from Bible knowledge to real-life transformation Links Mentioned: CSB Connecting Scripture New Testament by Dr Gregory Beale and Dr. Benjamin Gladd Watch the highlights and full version of this interview on our Youtube channel. For more inContext interviews, click here.

Top News Stories May 01, 2026 – 01:00 AM CDT Brought to you by www.srnnews.com

This is the Fairview, TN News from April 22nd to 29th, 2026.

This episode explores how moral outrage can evolve into radicalization—moving from concern to absolutism, urgency, and justification of harm—and contrasts that path with Paul’s message in Galatians. Where radicalization centers on self-righteous responsibility and control, Galatians points to freedom through faith and a life shaped by the Spirit. In a culture of escalating tension, the gospel offers a counter-vision marked by humility, grace, and peace instead of fear and force.

In this episode, Michael Easley talks with Liz and Jack Hagler, the creative team behind the Patrick Wigglesworth Bible Adventure Series. Together, they share how decades of ministry, homeschooling, and creative work led to a bold vision: helping kids experience the Bible through graphic-novel storytelling that is both theologically grounded and highly engaging. Liz brings her background in illustration and design, while Jack draws from his pastoral and seminary training to shape the biblical framework behind each story. They explain the challenge of balancing biblical accuracy with creativity, and how feedback from their own children, grandchildren, and classrooms helped refine the tone, humor, and effectiveness of the series. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the power of story, laughter, and visual learning in helping children retain Scripture. They also discuss the importance of family discipleship, memory, and creating space for kids to ask questions as they engage God’s Word. This episode is a compelling look at how faith, creativity, and storytelling can work together to shape the next generation’s understanding of Scripture. Key Topics Covered Creating engaging Bible resources for children The vision behind the Patrick Wigglesworth series Balancing biblical accuracy with creative storytelling Why laughter and imagination matter in spiritual formation How kids best engage and retain Scripture Family discipleship and reading the Bible together The role of graphic novels in modern Bible teaching Lessons learned from publishing and classroom feedback Helping kids see the “big story” of the Bible Building faith through memory, repetition, and story Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Liz & Jack Hagler 02:00 Their background in ministry, design, and engineering 05:00 The origin of the Patrick Wigglesworth idea 08:00 Developing Bible stories kids will actually read 11:00 Why humor and engagement matter for children 14:00 Designing for a 7–12 year old mindset 18:00 Field testing stories with kids and families 21:00 What makes kids respond to biblical storytelling 24:00 Challenges of adapting Scripture into story form 27:00 Creative examples from the Bible adventure series 30:00 Family discipleship and reading Scripture together 33:00 Final thoughts on faith, storytelling, and impact Links Mentioned: Patrick Wigglesworth’s Bizarre Bible Adventure Set by Liz and Jack Hagler: https://a.co/d/0aS6keEA Patrick Wigglesworth website: https://www.patrickwigglesworth.com/ Follow on Instagram and Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MichaelinContext https://www.instagram.com/dreasley/ For more information on Dr. Michael Easley and Ask Dr. E Visit: https://www.michaelincontext.com