When Ebenezer Talks WIth Pastor Milton Bunting

October is Clergy Appreciation Month and Pastor Bunting sits down with Dr. Griselda A. Bayton, Second Vice President of the Baptist General Convention of Virginia, and Senior Pastor of Trinity Baptist Church in Center Cross, Virginia to talk about her BGC roots, pastoring, and more.Ebenezer Baptist ChurchReverend Milton Bunting, Pastorhttps://linktr.ee/ebcesvaThe Church That's Making A Difference

When Ebenezer Talks: Dr. Charles Kellam (Black History Edition)Ebenezer Baptist Church welcomes you to another powerful episode of Ebenezer Talks, hosted by Pastor Milton Bunting, featuring special guest Dr. Charles James Kellam, Pastor of New Mount Zion Baptist Church. In this inspiring and deeply personal conversation, Dr. Kellam reflects on his humble beginnings growing up in Machipongo on Virginia’s Eastern Shore, where he worked in the fields as a child and taught himself to read through discarded magazines. Through perseverance, faith, and determination, his journey led him to higher education at Saint Paul’s College, a career in education, and ultimately answering the call to ministry. Pastor Bunting and Dr. Kellam also discuss the changing landscape of the rural church, lessons learned from growing up during segregation, and the importance of humility, friendship, and staying committed to God’s purpose. This episode serves as a powerful testimony that regardless of where life begins, God is able to shape, prepare, and use every experience for His glory.

Pastor Bunting and Deacon White sit down for a relaxed and meaningful conversation as Pastor Bunting prepares to celebrate his fiftieth birthday this Sunday. They will talk about his life journey, looking back at the experiences that shaped him from childhood to age fifty. Along the way, they discuss important lessons he has learned, his growth in faith and leadership, and other topics that come up naturally during the conversation.

Meet Monique Smith-Roberts, owner of The Posh Pallet, one of the most creative caterers and event planners on the Shore! From pineapple bowls to luxury picnics and cinema nights, she’s redefining what catering can be.A powerful conversation on food, faith, business, and the courage to create something new.

When Ebenezer Talks: Kendall DennisThis week, Pastor Milton Palmer Bunting sits down with Eastern Shore restaurant owner Kendall Dennis, the heart and hands behind Kendall’s Kountry Kitchen.From starting in the restaurant business at 16 to becoming one of the most respected Black female business owners on the Shore, Kendall opens up about faith, perseverance, loss, and surviving the pandemic with God’s help. She also shares the journey behind her famous meatloaf, chicken & dumplings, pig feet, chitlins, and homemade sides that keep folks coming back for more.This is more than food — this is favor, resilience, and purpose on a plate.

Tonight on When Ebenezer Talks, Pastor Milton Palmer Bunting sits down with Eastern Shore cook and caterer Francethia “Dee Dee” Upshur. Dee Dee shares how cooking for her five children grew into a five-year catering journey—one fueled by family inspiration, customer dedication, and her most popular dishes like spicy barbecue wings and seafood Alfredo.She opens up about the challenges of pricing, the support of her daughters in the kitchen, and why she believes “all money is not good money.” Dee Dee also talks about experimenting with new recipes, serving her community, and staying committed to excellence without rushing into a food truck or restaurant.A warm, honest conversation with one of the Eastern Shore’s beloved homegrown cooks.

In this flavorful episode of When Ebenezer Talks, host Pastor Milton Bunting begins the November series spotlighting local cooks and caterers by welcoming longtime friend and neighbor Chris Matthews, owner of MTM Catering LLC.Surrounded by a mouthwatering spread of pig feet, greens, macaroni and cheese, ribs, and baked chicken, Pastor Bunting sits down with Chris to explore the roots of his culinary gift—passed down from his father and grandmother—and how he transformed a family passion into one of the Eastern Shore’s most sought-after catering companies.Chris shares the story behind MTM Catering, founded in May 2018, and reflects on the spiritual, communal, and culinary influences that have shaped his journey—from cooking in the kitchen at Shiloh Baptist Church to serving major corporate contracts including Walmart, the Eastern Shore Community Thanksgiving Dinner, and even an enormous 600-person catering for Perdue in Salisbury.

In this previously recorded conversation from November 1, host Dr. Milton Palmer Bunting welcomes Dr. James Coleman, President of the Baptist General Convention of Virginia, for a powerful and personal discussion from Pastor Bunting's Ponderosa Man Cave.Over a hearty meal and heartfelt fellowship, Dr. Coleman reflects on the bold leadership that has carried the Baptist General Convention from spark to surge, emphasizing how Black churches and HBCUs remain vital to the growth and liberation of our communities. Together, they explore the upcoming Fall Session at Fifth Baptist Church in Richmond, Virginia (November 7–8)—a two-day experience designed to reimagine, reassess, and realign ministry for today’s moment.Dr. Coleman also shares key insights about:Strengthening partnerships with Virginia Union University and other HBCUsEmpowering local churches through leadership development and youth engagementCelebrating inclusion and collaboration shoulder to shoulder across generationsWith wisdom, warmth, and spiritual insight, this episode captures the heartbeat of a movement determined to build the future together.🎧 Recorded November 1, 2025 — tune in to hear how the Baptist General Convention of Virginia is moving forward in faith, fellowship, and the power of unity.to register: FALL SESSION REGISTRATION

When Ebenezer Talks — Host Palmer Bunting sits down with Rev. Dr. Jamaar Jones, Pastor of First Baptist Church, East End (Newport News), for a powerful conversation on faith, music, and leadership. From his musical beginnings in Portsmouth to pastoring through a pandemic, Dr. Jones shares stories of calling, creativity, and resilience—along with his love for movies, video games, and baking pound cake. His advice to young leaders: Have fun, be yourself, and stay devoted.

In this inspiring episode of When Ebenezer Talks, host Pastor Milton Bunting sits down with Pastor Jason Knight, leader of Mount Olive Baptist Church in Virginia Beach, Virginia, to talk about the journey from worshipper to leader. Pastor Knight reflects on his roots as a singer and how God transitioned him into preaching and pastoring one of the region’s most historic congregations.He shares how faith guided Mount Olive through seasons of grief, growth, and an incredible rebuilding project that transformed the ministry into a symbol of perseverance. From Hurricane Matthew’s destruction to a sanctuary reborn, Pastor Knight reveals what it means to trust God when vision exceeds budget and circumstances test belief.The two pastors also discuss the importance of self-care in ministry, family balance, and mentoring the next generation of leaders to “be themselves, and be better.” This conversation is a powerful reminder to never stop believing, even when life hits turbulence — because faith will always land you safely where God intends.

In this Clergy Appreciation Month episode, host Palmer Bunting sits down with Pastor Rickey Rouse Jr. of First Baptist Church, Cape Charles, for a candid conversation about faith, calling, and community. From his unexpected journey into pastoral leadership to his passion for serving others both in ministry and in business, Pastor Rouse shares how God has guided his path every step of the way. Tune in for insight, laughter, and inspiration from one of the Shore’s newest pastors making a powerful impact.

On this episode of "When Ebenezer Talks," features an interview between Pastor Milton Bunting and Pastor Quintavion Washington of the House of Refuge Church of Deliverance. The discussion focuses heavily on Pastor Washington's journey to ministry, including succeeding his grandmother as pastor and the influence of various mentors and denominations on his leadership style. He addresses the challenges of pastoring a multi-generational congregation in the social media era, emphasizes the importance of balancing bivocational life and family, and candidly discusses the difficulties of pastoring close family members. Furthermore, the pastor offers his perspective on social justice, community engagement, and the need for the church to focus on being a "window" to the world rather than a "mirror" reflecting only self-interest.

In this installment of the Touchy Subjects summer series, Pastor Milton Bunting teaches from Psalm 51:10–12, reminding us that while everyone—saved or unsaved—will mess up, the greater question is how we respond afterward. With heartfelt transparency, he encourages listeners to own their part in mistakes, trust God’s power to restore, and embrace the renewal and refocus that only His grace can bring. Pastor Bunting also addresses the importance of prayer, speaking truth to power, and guarding against distractions in today’s political and social climate. It’s a challenging yet hope-filled message that affirms: God’s grace is greater than your greatest failure.

In this powerful teaching, Pastor Milton Bunting addresses how believers can live by faith over feelings. Using 2 Corinthians 5:7, Romans 8:1, Psalm 139:14, Hebrews 13:8, and Lamentations 3, he reminds listeners that while emotions are real, they must never outweigh the truth of God’s Word. Pastor Bunting explains that faith believes God when feelings say otherwise, refuses to let people shake our trust in Him, and remembers that feelings fluctuate while God remains faithful. This lesson challenges Christians to stop letting public opinion dictate their actions and instead anchor themselves in divine truth.

In this bold and challenging message, Pastor Milton Bunting speaks on the biblical call to support the church’s mission, referencing 1 Corinthians 15:58, Philippians 1:5–6, and Galatians 6:9–10. He warns against letting personal preferences, offenses, or leadership disagreements hinder faithfulness. Instead, believers are called to serve and give consistently, placing the kingdom’s needs above feelings. Pastor Bunting reminds listeners that withholding time, talent, or tithe out of offense limits their own harvest and empowers the enemy, while true kingdom maturity means serving with integrity regardless of who is in charge.

Pastor Milton Bunting opens a two-part study on living a life aligned with God’s Word, drawing from 2 Thessalonians 3:6–13. He teaches that following Christ requires surrounding yourself with believers who work, walk, and witness faithfully, while avoiding spiritual laziness. With practical challenges about personal responsibility, sacrificial service, and setting godly examples, this message urges listeners to contribute actively to the church, family, and community. Pastor Bunting emphasizes aiming higher, living beyond entitlement, and using leadership not for self-gain but to lift others toward Christ.

Pastor Milton Bunting reflects on the shifting culture of the church and the loss of reverence for God’s house, grounding his teaching in Hosea 13:6, Hebrews 10:25, Ecclesiastes 5:1, and Hebrews 13:17. He urges believers not to let prosperity make them forget God, to respect the church even when they disagree, and to honor the pastor as God’s appointed messenger. With heartfelt examples and honest transparency, Pastor Bunting calls for a return to sacredness, unity, and humility in the house of God. This message challenges every believer to guard their steps, align with God’s order, and focus on building the kingdom rather than fueling division.

Continuing the “Touchy Subjects” summer series, Pastor Milton Bunting explores the vital role of truth and forgiveness in overcoming church hurt. Drawing from Colossians 3:13, he challenges believers to be honest with themselves about the nature of their pain—distinguishing genuine hurt from discomfort with correction. Pastor Bunting emphasizes speaking truth in love, choosing freedom over bitterness, and understanding that forgiveness is a process for personal healing, not the approval of the one who caused harm. He warns against letting church hurt separate us from Christ, reminding us that God uses imperfect people to accomplish His work. This message calls listeners to confront hurt directly, extend grace, and remain steadfast in their faith community.

In this heartfelt Bible study, Pastor Milton Bunting tackles one of the most unspoken yet deeply felt issues in the church—church hurt. Drawing from Psalm 147:3 and Psalm 34:18, he reminds listeners that God sees and heals the brokenhearted, even when the pain comes from within the congregation. Pastor Bunting shares how hurt can affect both members and pastors, and emphasizes the importance of clear communication, spiritual maturity, and seeking God’s guidance before addressing conflict. This conversation invites believers to face what’s often swept under the rug and to pursue healing through truth, forgiveness, and unity in the body of Christ.

When Ebenezer Talks with Pastor Milton Bunting tackles "touchy subjects" facing the modern church, urging listeners to "make God a priority again". Pastor Bunting confronts the critical questions: "Why has the Black church lost its power? And why has the Black church lost its people?".The podcast highlights a departure from genuine faith, where:The church no longer talks about God with the same fervor; instead, there's a troubling focus on "prosperity" teachings like "call it and haul it, name it and claim it," which is deemed "the biggest lie ever told".People have "left the love they had in the beginning" for God, trading it for "good time and some good living".There's a lack of reverence for God, even within the church, with distractions like phones replacing devotion.The church has mastered the "science down pat" with technology and modern amenities, but lacks the "power of the Holy Spirit" and the presence of Christ.There are "too many performers and not enough prophets," leading to a "surface religion" where "church attendance doesn't equal intimacy".Individuals have made careers, relationships, social media, and even church roles "more important than God," with the warning that "whatever you put before God becomes your God".Ultimately, "When Ebenezer Talks" is a passionate call to "bring back to our remembrance the God that we used to love" and to "fall back in love with God". It challenges listeners to seek a "real bonafide encounter with God" that goes beyond mere provision, recognizing God as mind regulator and protector. Pastor Bunting emphasizes the urgency to "revamp our priorities before it's too late" and reminds listeners that God "never fails".

Pastor Bunting sits down with Ahyoka Yeshua El. about the revitalization of the Rosenwald School in Cape Charles on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. Ahyoka, a community engagement consultant for the project, explains the history of the Rosenwald School for African American children during segregation and the efforts to transform the Cape Charles school into a community center and cultural hub. She details planned programs, community outreach initiatives, and the vision for the school to serve as a vital resource, fostering unity and opportunity in the region. The discussion also touches upon Ahyoka's personal background and deep commitment to uplifting the rural community.To donate, visit here: Donate to CCRSRITo visit the website: Cape Charles Rosenwald School Restoration Initiative (CCRSRI)To learn more about Ahyoka: www.iamahyoka.com

When Ebenezer Talks: Then and Now: Reflections on a Journey (DeCola Johnson & Jaqueline James)This powerful podcast interview features two remarkable women, Mrs. DeCola Johnson and Jacqueline James, as they share their experiences growing up and breaking barriers on the Eastern Shore during segregation and integration. Mrs. Johnson reflects on her childhood in a close-knit Black community, where strong family, church ties, and dedicated educators shaped her resilience despite the challenges of segregated schools. Jacqueline James recounts her historic journey as the first African-American student to integrate Central High School in Painter, Virginia, navigating isolation, perseverance, and eventual acceptance.Both women emphasize the importance of self-respect, pride, and perseverance in overcoming adversity. Through their stories of resilience, courage, and community strength, they offer invaluable lessons to younger generations—urging them to embrace self-love, strive for excellence, and remain steadfast in the face of challenges.

This is a Black History Month interview with Dory Sample, a successful Black general contractor. The interview covers his career trajectory, starting with farm work as a teenager and progressing to running his own highly successful carpentry and construction business for over 50 years. He discusses the challenges he faced, including racism and economic hardship, and his remarkable ability to overcome obstacles and complete complex projects. The interview also highlights his mentoring of others and his strong faith, which he credits for his success. Finally, he shares his advice for aspiring young contractors.

This podcast features a conversation between two Black ministers, Dr. James Coleman and Milton Palmer Bunting, about the state of the Black church in the era of 47. They discuss the urgent need for the Black church to return to its historical roots of advocacy and social justice, arguing that complacency has allowed for the erosion of civil rights gains. The conversation highlights the importance of political engagement, community organizing, and economic empowerment within the Black community to counteract current political threats. They emphasize the role of the church in providing support and a sense of value to its members, particularly in the face of systemic challenges and political polarization. Ultimately, they call for renewed activism and collaboration within and beyond the Black church to ensure the well-being and equality of its members.

We begin 2025 with a special edition of When Ebenezer Talks Podcast where Pastor Bunting and Dominick White will talk about whatever is on their minds.

Minister Karen Downing wears many hats: Executive Minister at Jerusalem Baptist Church, Vice President of the Clergy Ministry of Baptist General Convention of Virginia, proud member of Accomack Northampton Alumnae Chapter Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. a co-author of 2 books, and that's to name a few. Pastor Bunting sits down with Minister Downing about her humble beginnings in ministry, her decision to become a writer, and more.

Pastor Bunting sits down with Bishop William Northam, author of the book, "17 Million Steps to Pray."

Pastor Bunting sits down with Dr. Natasha Bibbins, Pastor of Recharge Outreach Ministries, and author of the book, "God Will Right Your Wrong Too."

Pastor Bunting sits down with his home pastor, Reverend Willie Justis, pastor of Holy Trinity Baptist Church, of Pungoteague, VA, and author of the book, "What Happened To The Spirit Of The Church?"

Pastor Bunting sits down with The Honorable Dr. Lisa Johnson, pastor of Tablernacle Baptist Church, of Horntown, VA, and author of the book, "The Christian's Career Guide."Rev. Dr. Lisa C. Johnson retired from NASA Goddard Space Flight Center as a Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility Program Specialist. Her career spans equal employment opportunity, human resources, career services, and customer service. A certified dispute mediator, she holds a Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership, an M.Ed. in Guidance and Counseling, and a B.A. in Communication Arts. Dr. Johnson is the Pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church in Horntown, VA, founder of Time and Season Ministries, LLC, and a former president of the Eastern Shore Conference of Baptist Clergy. She also serves on the Accomack County School Board and produces #UsingMyVoice, a platform for racial and social justice discussions. Dr. Johnson enjoys amateur photography and manages LCJFotos. Married to Timothy Johnson since 1988, they have two children and grandsons, whom she lovingly calls her “heartbeats.”

Pastor Bunting sits down with Minister Rena A. Finney as she discusses her life story and her journey in becoming a international author. Rena A. Finney’s thirst for reading and writing blossomed when she was very young.  Even though Rena put her childhood stories away with her paper dolls, her gift for storytelling remained.  She penned and self-published her first novel in 2000.  Rena was offered a two-book deal with Urban Soul an imprint of Kensington Publishing in 2006.  Her first book Halfway to Tomorrow was released in 2007. She went on to release seven novels and contributed to one anthology under this imprint.  By her second book, Rena earned the title of Best Selling Author, selling in both the Women Fiction and Christian markets.  She gained popularity crafting stories that hinge upon the “happily ever after” and intertwined with faith, hope, forgiveness and love.  After a few detours and a couple of unexpected turns, she returns to the literary arena with her newest novel, On the Way to Happy which will release in February 2025.

Welcome to "When Ebenezer Talks: Sunday Conversations," where spiritual growth and wisdom converge. In this episode, we're honored to have Pastor Milton Bunting guide us through the stirring subject, "Standing While Shaken," drawing inspiration from the verses in Hebrews 12:26-29.Join us as Pastor Bunting navigates the profound message within Hebrews 12:26-29, illuminating the spiritual significance of standing firm amidst life's trials. Through his impactful preaching, he encourages us to find strength and resilience, even when the world around us feels uncertain and shaken.This episode offers a unique opportunity to delve into Pastor Bunting's insights and biblical wisdom, emphasizing the importance of unwavering faith during turbulent times. Discover how we can stand strong and unshaken, grounded in our spiritual journey.Subscribe now to "When Ebenezer Talks" and let Pastor Milton Bunting's words be your anchor in the midst of life's storms. Join us for this soul-nourishing conversation that explores the art of "Standing While Shaken" and the enduring faith that sustains us. #StandingWhileShaken #WhenEbenezerTalks #SundayConversations

Dominick White and Pastor Bunting partake in a significant dialogue, delving into profound inquiries regarding pastoral responsibilities and the inherent triumphs and challenges of the pastoral role. Notably, this marks the podcast's inaugural live episode, offering the audience a unique opportunity to participate by posing questions during the live recording.

Pastor Bunting site down with Dr. Harvey Davis, Pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church in Atlantic, VA..Harvey L. Davis, Sr. from Mappsville, Virginia, excelled in sports, earning a baseball scholarship at Norfolk State College after graduating from Parksley High School in 1972. He married Suzette Taylor Davis, has two children, and a legacy of grandchildren and great-grandchildren.His diverse career includes roles as a Youth Counselor, Material Analyst, and 20 years of service in the United States Reserves/National Guard. Harvey's leadership journey led him from Housing and Zoning Coordinator to Club Youth Director for the Salvation Army. In 1998, he became the Pastor of Shiloh Baptist Church in Atlantic, Virginia.Harvey advocates for Kappa Alpha Psi's mission, emphasizing honorable achievement. After earning a Master of Divinity in 2016, he pursued a Doctorate in Preaching, completing it in May 2022 with a thesis on "Preaching to a Conflicted Church" at the Chicago Theological Seminary.Since September 27, 2021, Harvey serves as a Hospice Chaplain with the Riverside Health Care Association in Accomack, Virginia. Despite personal challenges, he remains a steadfast advocate, offering prayers and ministering to those in transition.

Welcome to When Ebenezer Talks: Sunday Conversations, where we delve into the profound teachings of Pastor Milton Bunting. In this enlightening episode, Pastor Bunting passionately expounds on the timeless biblical message titled "A Charge to Keep I Have," drawing inspiration from the Gospel of Matthew (19:13-15).Join us as Pastor Bunting skillfully navigates the scriptures, unraveling the rich narrative of Matthew 19:13-15. Through his dynamic preaching, he guides us to a deeper understanding of the charge that resonates within each of us—a divine call to embrace and fulfill our purpose.As Pastor Bunting weaves through the verses, he unpacks the significance of the message and its relevance to our lives today. Expect to be inspired, challenged, and uplifted as he encourages us to heed the charge before us with a renewed sense of purpose and dedication.Whether you're a seasoned believer or someone exploring spirituality, this episode promises to ignite your spirit and leave you with a fresh perspective on the charge we all carry. Tune in, and let Pastor Milton Bunting's insightful preaching illuminate your journey of faith.

Dominick White site down with Dr. Jerome Lee, Pastor of St. James baptist Church in Greensboro, NC.Dr. Jerome Lee, Jr. is the senior pastor of St. James Baptist Church in Greensboro, NC since May 2011. He's led spiritual growth and outreach, both locally and internationally. With over a decade at Shiloh Baptist Church in Virginia before, he's served in various leadership roles, including as Director of Christian Education. Dr. Lee holds a Doctorate of Ministry and Master of Divinity from Virginia Union University. He's also involved with Baptist associations and enjoys reading, golf, fishing, and staying updated on technology trends. Married to Cynthia J. Adkins, he's the son of Jerome Lee, Sr. and Sandra Y. Packett and has one brother, Jeffrey J. Lee.

Pastor Bunting sits down with the Superintendent of the Accomack County Public Schools, Dr. Rhonda Hall.Dr. Rhonda Hall has been appointed as the new superintendent of Accomack County Public Schools, succeeding Mr. W. Chris Holland, who is retiring on June 30, 2023. Dr. Hall has an impressive 34-year career within the school district, starting as a second-grade teacher and holding various roles, including principal and Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction. She holds a Doctorate of Philosophy Degree in Organizational Leadership from the University of Maryland Eastern Shore and has completed the National Superintendents Academy.Dr. Ronnie Holden, Chair of the Accomack County Public School Board, expresses confidence in Dr. Hall's leadership abilities and the board's commitment to providing the best education in a positive and safe environment.Dr. Hall is a native of the Eastern Shore, a graduate of Atlantic/Arcadia High School, and currently resides in Greenbush, Virginia, with her two sons and two grandsons.

Pastor Bunting sits down with the Praise Team of Ebenezer to talk about ministry and other subjects.

Pastor Bunting sits down with Candidate Cedrick Cooper who is running for the position of Clerk of Circuit Court for Accomack County in the Nov. 7 election.Cedrick L. Cooper, a resident of Melfa, declared his candidacy for the position now held by his father, Samuel H. Cooper Jr., who is retiring at the end of the year. Cedrick Cooper is a 1994 graduate of Nandua High School in Onley. He received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in accounting from Wilmington University in New Castle, Del. He recently earned a degree in mortuary science from Gupton-Jones College of Funeral Services in Decatur, Ga. Cooper is the director of accounting for Shore Up Inc. in Salisbury, Md.Cedrick Cooper is married to Trina Mapp Cooper and they have three children: Charles (Keyona), Ayanna, and Cedrick Jr. They have two grandsons, Nyles and Cam, and one grand-dog, Snickers.  The son of Samuel Jr. and Sandra W. Cooper, he has one sibling, Shenae Cooper-Drummond.

Welcome to "When Ebenezer Talks: Sunday Conversations," a podcast where spiritual insights come alive. In this episode, join us on a transformative journey as Pastor Milton Bunting delves into the profound subject, "Being a Follower of Jesus," drawing inspiration from Luke 9:57-62.Immerse yourself in Pastor Bunting's thoughtful preaching as he unravels the teachings found in Luke 9:57-62, exploring the challenges and commitments inherent in being a true follower of Jesus Christ. This episode goes beyond the surface, inviting listeners to reflect on what it truly means to walk in the footsteps of the Savior.Experience the power of Pastor Bunting's words as he navigates the nuances of discipleship, offering insights that are both relevant and timeless. This conversation is an opportunity to reevaluate and deepen your commitment to the path of being a follower of Jesus.Subscribe now to "When Ebenezer Talks" and let Pastor Milton Bunting's wisdom inspire and guide you on your journey of faith. Join us in this soul-enriching episode that explores the essence of discipleship and the transformative power of being a true follower of Jesus.

Welcome to "When Ebenezer Talks: Sunday Conversations," your source of spiritual nourishment and insightful reflections. In this episode, join us for an inspiring message as Pastor Milton Bunting explores the transformative theme, "Faith Makes Things Possible," based on the scripture from Luke 8:44-48.Dive deep into the wisdom of Pastor Bunting as he unpacks the profound story of the woman with the issue of blood. Drawing from Luke 8:44-48, he illuminates the power of faith that transcends limitations, making the seemingly impossible, possible.As you listen, prepare to be moved by Pastor Bunting's eloquence and spiritual insight, weaving a narrative that resonates across time. This episode is not just a sermon; it's an invitation to embrace the transformative power of faith and witness the possibilities that unfold when we trust in the divine.Subscribe now to "When Ebenezer Talks" and let Pastor Milton Bunting's words be a beacon of inspiration on your spiritual journey. Join us in this soul-enriching conversation that explores the boundless possibilities that faith unlocks in our lives.

Welcome to "When Ebenezer Talks: Sunday Conversations," a podcast where wisdom meets worship. In this episode, we're honored to have Pastor Milton Bunting guide us through the enlightening subject, "I Found The Answer To My Issues," based on Luke 8:43-44.Tune in as Pastor Bunting dives into the biblical narrative, unraveling the profound lessons within the story of the woman who touched the hem of Jesus' garment. Drawing from Luke 8:43-44, he explores the transformative power of faith and the profound impact of encountering the Divine in the midst of life's challenges.Experience the richness of Pastor Bunting's preaching as he delves into the nuances of the scripture, offering insights that resonate with the complexities of our own lives. The message is not just about historical events but a timeless revelation of finding answers and healing in the presence of the Divine.Join us in this episode of "When Ebenezer Talks" for a soul-nourishing conversation that transcends the boundaries of time. Subscribe now and let Pastor Milton Bunting's wisdom inspire and guide you as you navigate your own journey in search of answers to life's challenges.

Welcome to "When Ebenezer Talks: Sunday Conversations," where profound sermons and thought-provoking discussions converge. In this episode, immerse yourself in the uplifting message of Pastor Milton Bunting as he explores "A Season to Be Thankful," drawing inspiration from the gospel of Luke 17:11-19.Join us on a journey of gratitude as Pastor Bunting unravels the significance of this scriptural passage. Through his heartfelt preaching, he guides us to reflect on the transformative power of gratitude, showcasing the story of ten lepers and the one who returned to express gratitude.As you tune in, prepare to be inspired by the timeless wisdom found in Luke 17:11-19. Pastor Milton Bunting's engaging commentary not only illuminates the historical context but also brings forth relevant insights for our lives today. This episode is a reminder that in every season, there is a call to cultivate a heart of thankfulness.Don't miss this opportunity to engage with "When Ebenezer Talks" and let Pastor Bunting's words resonate in your heart. Subscribe now to be part of this enriching conversation that transcends time and invites you to embrace the season of gratitude.

Welcome to "When Ebenezer Talks: Sunday Conversations," your destination for enriching sermons and insightful discussions. In this episode, we are privileged to have Pastor Milton Bunting lead us in a transformative exploration of "The Grace to Keep On Going," drawing wisdom from the scripture in 2 Corinthians 12:9-10.Join us as Pastor Bunting delves into the profound truths encapsulated in these verses, unraveling the grace that empowers us to persevere through life's challenges. Through his compelling preaching, he brings to life the message of resilience, strength, and enduring grace found in the pages of 2 Corinthians.As you tune in, be prepared to embark on a spiritual journey where the challenges of life are met with the grace that sustains and propels us forward. Pastor Milton Bunting's insightful commentary on 2 Corinthians 12:9-10 provides a roadmap for navigating difficulties with unwavering faith and the assurance of divine grace.This episode of "When Ebenezer Talks" is not just a sermon; it's an invitation to embrace the grace that enables us to keep on going, even in the face of adversity. Subscribe now and let Pastor Bunting's wisdom and the transformative power of scripture inspire and guide you on your spiritual journey.

Welcome to "When Ebenezer Talks: Sunday Conversations," where profound sermons and insightful discussions come to life. In this episode, we delve into the heart of Pastor Milton Bunting's powerful message on "A Sick Person's Declaration," drawing inspiration from the timeless verses of Psalm 118:17-19.Join us as Pastor Bunting navigates the scriptural terrain, unraveling the layers of meaning embedded in these verses. Through his compassionate preaching, he guides us through a journey of faith and resilience in the face of illness. Psalm 118:17-19 becomes a source of strength and inspiration as Pastor Bunting explores the declaration of a sick person who finds solace and healing in the unwavering promises of God.As you tune in to "When Ebenezer Talks," prepare to be moved by Pastor Milton Bunting's eloquence and spiritual wisdom. This episode serves as a sanctuary for those grappling with sickness, offering a message of hope, courage, and a reaffirmation of the healing power found within the pages of the Psalms.Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in a soul-nourishing conversation that transcends the boundaries of time and circumstance. Join us on a spiritual journey as we explore the profound truths of Psalm 118:17-19 with Pastor Milton Bunting at the helm. Subscribe now and let "When Ebenezer Talks" be your companion on the path to spiritual enrichment and understanding.

We continuing our tributes to those who have made major impacts on the Eastern Shore and we will start with Harry Chisum, who retired as a full time bus driver after 50 years, been in the music ministry for over 50 years, and been the founder and owner of H&M Associates for over 30 years.

Welcome to "When Ebenezer Talks: Sunday Conversations," your go-to podcast for soul-stirring discussions and powerful sermons. In this episode, join the contemplative wisdom of Pastor Milton Bunting as he explores the profound subject of "A Sermon on Sickness," inspired by the timeless verses of Psalm 73:26.Pastor Bunting, with his eloquence and compassionate insight, delves into the heart of the Psalmist's words to unravel the deeper meanings within the context of sickness. Through thoughtful reflections and scriptural interpretation, he sheds light on the spiritual and emotional aspects of facing illness and how faith can serve as a guiding force.As you listen to "When Ebenezer Talks," be prepared to embark on a journey of introspection and inspiration. Pastor Milton Bunting's sermon not only addresses the challenges of sickness but also offers a beacon of hope and strength drawn from the well of biblical wisdom.This episode is a sanctuary for those seeking solace in the face of physical trials. Whether you're navigating your own health journey or supporting others in their battles, Pastor Bunting's words resonate with compassion, providing a source of comfort and encouragement.Tune in and allow the soothing tones of "When Ebenezer Talks" to envelop you as Pastor Milton Bunting shares profound insights from Psalm 73:26, reminding us all that even in the midst of sickness, there is a wellspring of faith that can sustain us.

Dominick White sits down with Pastor Bunting as we discuss the past 20 years of his pastoral ministry!

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