Watch & Walk Podcast

In this episode, Ebenezer announces that Season 4 of Watch & Walk Podcast will not begin this year, but rather, God willing, next year.

This week,Ebenezer concludes season 3 of Watch & Walk Podcast with the last part of his reflection on Isaiah 50. In this episode, he draws on Isaiah 50 to expound on some of the concrete ways. Christians can cultivate the ability to sustain people with words.

This week, Ebenezer shares the second part of his reflection on Isaiah 50. In this episode, he draws on Isaiah 50:4 to talk about what it means to sustain the weary with a word.  

This week, Ebenezer concludes season 3 of the Watch & Walk Podcast with a three-part reflection on Isaiah 50. In this first part, he draws on Isaiah 50:4a to expound on ‘the tongue of the learned.’ 

This week, Ebenezer concludes his four-part reflection on Philippians 4. In this episode, he draws on Philippians 4:6-9 to expound on how Christians can promote God’s peace in the church. 

This week, Ebenezer shares the third part of his four-part reflection on Philippians 4. In this episode, he draws on Philippians 4:6-7 to expound on the characteristics and the function of the peace of God.

This week, Ebenezer shares the second part of his four-part reflection on Philippians 4. In this episode, he draws on this passage to expound on how Christians should to respond to anxiety.  

This week, Ebenezer begins a series of reflections on Philippians 4. In this first part, he draws on Philippians 4:6 to explicate ‘anxiety’ and its impact on the believer’s life. 

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection is based on Psalm 94:12-15. He draws on these verses to reflect on the hope of Christians in times of injustice. 

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection is based on Psalm 94:1-2. He draws on these verses to reflect on the thought process of evildoers. 

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection is based on Psalm 94:1-3. He draws on these verses to share some insights on the Christian response to evil.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Psalm 103:15-18. They draw on these verses to reflect on the brevity of earthly life. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk. This week marks her last time on Season 3 of Watch & Walk. Podcast.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Psalm 103:11-13. They draw on these verses to reflect on God’s compassion. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Psalm 103:6-10. They draw on these verses to reflect on God’s righteousness and mercy. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Psalm 103:1-5. They draw on these verses to reflect on God’s blessings on the believer in Christ. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Psalm 103:1-2. They draw on this verse to reflect on what it means to bless the LORD. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Psalm 92:13-15. They draw on these verses to reflect on what it means for one to flourish in old age. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Psalm 92:12. They draw on this verse to reflect on what it means for the righteous to flourish. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Psalm 92:4-5. They draw on these verses to reflect on the greatness of God’s works. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Psalm 92:1-3. They draw on these verses to reflect on the practice of thanksgiving in the Christian faith. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Psalm 100:4-5. In this episode, they reflect on the enduring goodness and mercy of the LORD. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Psalm 100:3. They draw on this verse to reflect on what it means to 'know' the creative power of God. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Psalm 100:1:2. They draw on this verse to reflect on some of the ways Christians can worship God meaningfully. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Psalm 91:11-12. They draw on these verses to reflect on how God keeps believers in Christ from temptations. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Psalm 91:5-6. They draw on these verses to reflect on why Christians should not be overcome by fear and anxiety. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Psalm 91:4. They draw on this verse to reflect on how God protects believers from evil. Megan is a Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) member and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Psalm 91:3. They draw on this verse to reflect on the meaning of the ‘snare of the fowler’ and how God delivers the Christian from it. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Psalm 91:1-2. They draw on this verse to reflect on what it means to dwell in the secret place of the Most High and abide under the shadow of the Almighty. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Psalm 86:13. They draw on this verse to discuss the connection between God’s mercy and His salvation of humankind. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Psalm 86:11-12. They draw on these verses to discuss how one can know God’s truth and worship Him with complete devotion. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Psalm 86:8-10. They draw on these verses to discuss God’s incomparable power and authority and how humans should respond to Him. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Psalm 86:3-5. Based on this passage they share their reflections on God’s mercy. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural meditation with Megan Boyd is centered on Psalm 86:1-2. In this episode, they reflect on what David’s prayer can teach Christians about poverty. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer’s scriptural reflection with Megan Boyd is based on Proverbs 19:21. In this episode, they reflect on the need for Christians to submit their plans to the LORD. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer continues his conversation with Megan Boyd on Proverbs 19:11. In this episode, they reflect on how Christ's followers can practice forgiveness. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

This week, Ebenezer kicks off the season of scriptural reflection by focusing on Proverbs 19:11a. Based on this scripture Ebenezer interacts with Megan Boyd on why Christ's followers should be slow to anger and how they can develop forbearance. Megan is a member of Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

Welcome to Season 3 of Watch & Walk Podcast. This season, Ebenezer will feature Megan Boyd on this show and they will be sharing their reflections on selected scriptures. In this introductory episode, he asks Megan to talk about her background and journey with the Lord. Megan is a Highland Baptist Church (Waco, Texas) member and part of the Beautiful Invitation Team of Watch and Walk.

Christmas reminds us of the beautiful hope and peace that Jesus Christ has brought to the world. In this Christmas episode, Ebenezer gleans thoughts from Hebrews 10:23-25 to urge believers on the need to hold on to their hope in Christ and encourage others to do the same.

This week, Ebenezer shares the last part of his “conversation” with James, the brother of Jesus. In this part, he asks James to share his views on the question of favoritism in the church and his admonition to teachers. The role of James is played by Taylor Shippy. Taylor is an MDiv graduate of George W. Truett Theological Seminary at Baylor University and is currently the pastor of Gibbon Baptist Church in Gibbon, Nebraska. 

This week, Ebenezer shares the fourth part of his “conversation” with James, the brother of Jesus. In this part, he asks James to share his views on the right use of the tongue and effective prayer. The role of James is played by Taylor Shippy. Taylor is an MDiv graduate of George W. Truett Theological Seminary at Baylor University and is currently the pastor of Gibbon Baptist Church in Gibbon, Nebraska.

This week, Ebenezer shares the third part of his “conversation” with James, the brother of Jesus. In this part, he asks James to share his thoughts on the connection between faith and works. The role of James is played by Taylor Shippy. Taylor is an MDiv graduate of George W. Truett Theological Seminary at Baylor University and is currently the pastor of Gibbon Baptist Church in Gibbon, Nebraska. 

This week, Ebenezer shares the second part of his “conversation” with James, the brother of Jesus. In this part, he asks James about his weaknesses and his thoughts on the difference between trials and temptations. The role of James is played by Taylor Shippy. Taylor is an MDiv graduate of George W. Truett Theological Seminary at Baylor University and is currently the pastor of Gibbon Baptist Church in Gibbon, Nebraska. 

For the next five weeks, Ebenezer shares the last of his series of “conversations” with Bible characters. In this last series, he shares his "interactions" with James, the brother of Jesus. In this first part of their conversation, Ebenezer asks James about his background and the opportunities he had to impact the first-century church. The role of James is played by Taylor Shippy. Taylor is an MDiv graduate of George W. Truett Theological Seminary at Baylor University and is currently the pastor of Gibbon Baptist Church in Gibbon, Nebraska. 

This week, Ebenezer shares the final part of his “conversation” with Moses, the famed leader, and prophet of ancient Israel. In this part, Ebenezer asks him to reflect on his life and share some words of wisdom with today’s generation. The role of Moses is played by Dr. Matt Snowden. Matt Snowden is the pastor of First Baptist Church in Waco, Texas. His preaching ministry is broadcast weekly on KCEN-TV, an NBC affiliate. Matt is an adjunct professor at Baylor’s Truett Seminary. He has taught classes on pastoral leadership, preaching, and ecclesiology. He writes for Preaching Today and with Josh Hays, is the author of “One Bread, One Body” (upcoming in 2023 from Smyth and Helwys). Matt is married to Meredith Brady Snowden, and they are the haggard and happy parents of Molly Katherine (16) and Wes (15).

This week, Ebenezer shares the fourth part of his “conversation” with Moses, the famed leader, and prophet of ancient Israel. In this part, Ebenezer asks him to share his views about God and humanity. The role of Moses is played by Dr. Matt Snowden. Matt Snowden is the pastor of First Baptist Church in Waco, Texas. His preaching ministry is broadcast weekly on KCEN-TV, an NBC affiliate. Matt is an adjunct professor at Baylor’s Truett Seminary. He has taught classes on pastoral leadership, preaching, and ecclesiology. He writes for Preaching Today and with Josh Hays, is the author of “One Bread, One Body” (upcoming in 2023 from Smyth and Helwys). Matt is married to Meredith Brady Snowden, and they are the haggard and happy parents of Molly Katherine (16) and Wes (15).

This week, Ebenezer shares the third part of his “conversation” with Moses, the famed leader, and prophet of ancient Israel. In this part, Ebenezer asks him to share his reflections on his strengths and opportunities. The role of Moses is played by Dr. Matt Snowden. Matt Snowden is the pastor of First Baptist Church in Waco, Texas. His preaching ministry is broadcast weekly on KCEN-TV, an NBC affiliate. Matt is an adjunct professor at Baylor’s Truett Seminary. He has taught classes on pastoral leadership, preaching, and ecclesiology. He writes for Preaching Today and with Josh Hays, is the author of “One Bread, One Body” (upcoming in 2023 from Smyth and Helwys). Matt is married to Meredith Brady Snowden, and they are the haggard and happy parents of Molly Katherine (16) and Wes (15). 

This week, Ebenezer shares the second part of his “conversation” with Moses, the famed leader, and prophet of ancient Israel. In this part, Ebenezer asks him to reflect on his experience with the Israelites in the wilderness. The role of Moses is played by Dr. Matt Snowden. Matt Snowden is the pastor of First Baptist Church in Waco, Texas. His preaching ministry is broadcast weekly on KCEN-TV, an NBC affiliate. Matt is an adjunct professor at Baylor’s Truett Seminary. He has taught classes on pastoral leadership, preaching, and ecclesiology. He writes for Preaching Today and with Josh Hays, is the author of “One Bread, One Body” (upcoming in 2023 from Smyth and Helwys). Matt is married to Meredith Brady Snowden, and they are the haggard and happy parents of Molly Katherine (16) and Wes (15).

For the next five weeks, Ebenezer’s “conversation” with Bible characters is featuring Moses, the famed leader and prophet of ancient Israel. In this first part of their conversation, Ebenezer asks Moses about his background and call narrative. The role of Moses is played by Dr. Matt Snowden. Matt Snowden is the pastor of First Baptist Church in Waco, Texas. His preaching ministry is broadcast weekly on KCEN-TV, an NBC affiliate. Matt is an adjunct professor at Baylor’s Truett Seminary. He has taught classes on pastoral leadership, preaching, and ecclesiology. He writes for Preaching Today and with Josh Hays, is the author of “One Bread, One Body” (upcoming in 2023 from Smyth and Helwys). Matt is married to Meredith Brady Snowden and they are the haggard and happy parents of Molly Katherine (16) and Wes (15).

In this week’s episode, Ebenezer shares the last part of his “conversation” with Esther, the queen of the ancient kingdom of Persia and Media. In this part, he asks Esther to draw on her story to share some words of wisdom with today’s generation. The role of Esther is played by Monica Stephenson. Monica is a George W. Truett and Seminary Graduate and former Resident Chaplain at Baylor University. She is also a recent graduate from Dallas Theological Seminary where she served as president of the Women Student Fellowship and received a degree in biblical counseling. A native of Indianapolis, Indiana, Monica received her bachelor’s in business with a concentration in Computer Information Systems and International Studies from Indiana University. She later relocated to Houston, TX where she began working at ExxonMobil. Monica has worked in the healthcare, energy, and oil and gas industries during her 15-year corporate career as a project manager. It was in Houston that Monica met and married her best friend and ministry partner, Todd Stephenson. Monica and Todd have a beautiful 3-year-old daughter named Amara and they reside in Dallas, TX. Monica believes that the word of God rightly applied can be healing and restorative. She hopes to be an instrument used by God to bring wellness to others through the integration of psychology and biblical principles.

In this week’s episode, Ebenezer shares the fourth part of his “conversation” with Esther, the queen of the ancient kingdom of Persia and Media. In this part, he asks Esther about her weaknesses and her thoughts on God's plans. The role of Esther is played by Monica Stephenson. Monica is a George W. Truett and Seminary Graduate and former Resident Chaplain at Baylor University. She is also a recent graduate from Dallas Theological Seminary where she served as president of the Women Student Fellowship and received a degree in biblical counseling. A native of Indianapolis, Indiana, Monica received her bachelor’s in business with a concentration in Computer Information Systems and International Studies from Indiana University. She later relocated to Houston, TX where she began working at ExxonMobil. Monica has worked in the healthcare, energy, and oil and gas industries during her 15-year corporate career as a project manager. It was in Houston that Monica met and married her best friend and ministry partner, Todd Stephenson. Monica and Todd have a beautiful 3-year-old daughter named Amara and they reside in Dallas, TX. Monica believes that the word of God rightly applied can be healing and restorative. She hopes to be an instrument used by God to bring wellness to others through the integration of psychology and biblical principles.