Some of the recent stuff...

  • Coffee & Cigarettes

    American Idol | 155 Coffee & Cigarettes

    June 2nd, 2012 | Podcast | Jeremy Sarber | No Comments

    Idolatry is a subtle creature which can exist in our hearts apart from graven images or false gods. There is even a fine between patriotism or love of country and idolatry. Where should the Christian person stand in the realm of politics? Show Notes and Links Putting social media to use in my ministry | [...]

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    How to worship in spirit and in truth

    May 31st, 2012 | Personal Lessons | Jeremy Sarber | 4 Comments

    How many times do you suppose you’ve attended worship with your brethren in Christ throughout your life? I can only guess, but I estimate I’ve done so more than 3,000 times–if you include the times I was dragged to church as a child. That’s a lot of worship and yet we likely only rarely give [...]

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    Putting social media to use in my ministry

    May 30th, 2012 | Personal Lessons | Jeremy Sarber | 4 Comments

    New podcast theme music. New album artwork. New tagline. New approach to my use of social media. I recently attended a one-year-old’s birthday party. It’s always fun to watch a kid at that age when a slice of cake is set before him. He knows it’s food and he soon learns it’s delicious, but he [...]

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    To leave Facebook or not to leave Facebook?

    May 25th, 2012 | Personal Lessons | Jeremy Sarber | 3 Comments

    To leave Facebook or not to leave Facebook? That is the question–one that circulates my thoughts time and time again. Each time I seriously consider leaving, I go back to two simple points: Friends and marketing. Wait. Let me back up and explain why it is I don’t like Facebook. My reasons to leave Facebook… [...]

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  • Podcast

    Scrutinizing Orthodoxy | 154 Coffee & Cigarettes

    May 24th, 2012 | Podcast | Jeremy Sarber | No Comments

    As Paul the apostle traveled from city to city, his custom was to visit the synagogues and reason with the Jews out of the scriptures. When he came to Berea, the Bible narrative described them as more noble for their critical thinking. The Bereans “received the word with all readiness of mind” and “searched the [...]

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