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***NEW EPISODE!I sit down with my good friend, Christian comedian Bob Smiley, for a fun and heartfelt conversation. We reminisce about the first time we met and hung out...an experience that inspired one of his most requested comedy bits.We also talk about how he got started in comedy and the way God purposefully places people in our lives for a reason.I pray this episode blesses and encourages you! Find out more about Bob at: https://www.bobsmiley.com/This episode is brought to you by:Revo FinancialCopan Restaurant and TruckstopAsh Cigar Co

In this episode of the Shepherd Press Podcast, our host, Shannon Kay McCoy, speaks with biblical counselor, mother, and author Johanna Presley to explore how God’s Word speaks hope and clarity into autism in children.Drawing from both personal experience and biblical counseling practice, Johanna helps listeners understand autism through a gospel-centered lens—one that points us to a framework rooted in biblical identity, discernment, and the sufficiency of Scripture. She also equips listeners with practical ways to share the gospel with children with autistic traits.This conversation is especially encouraging for parents, counselors, and church members who desire to walk more faithfully alongside families affected by autism.This conversation unpacks:Creative and accessible ways to communicate the gospel to children with autistic traitsHow biblical counseling differs from secular counseling models when addressing autismUnique challenges families with members with autistic traits faceEncouragement and practical help for parents, biblical counselors, and church membersBiblical identity rooted in Christ, not a diagnosisResources to equip you:Biblical Counseling and Autism in Children by Johanna PressleyCritical Issues in Biblical Counseling Series— Ernie Baker, Consulting EditorBiblical Counseling and Common Grace by Heath LambertBiblical Counseling and Mental Disorder Diagnosis by Jenn ChenBiblical Counseling and They Psychologies by Ernie Baker

Covenant theology and dispensationalism take center stage in the latest episode of the Rapp Report, hosted by Andrew Rappaport. The conversation kicks off with Andrew and his guest, Joseph Spurgeon, delving into the nuances of these theological frameworks, exploring how they shape interpretations of scripture and inform the Christian life. With their distinct backgrounds—Andrew's dispensationalist leanings and Joseph's commitment to covenant theology—the two engage in a thoughtful dialogue that balances respectful disagreement with a shared commitment to biblical truth. As they navigate through complex theological terrain, they touch on vital topics like the relationship between Israel and the church, the nature of God's promises, and the importance of evangelism towards Jewish people. Listeners are in for a treat as this episode highlights not only the theological differences but also the camaraderie that can exist amidst diverse beliefs, reminding everyone that thoughtful discourse is essential for understanding faith. Tune in to hear how these two friends tackle heavy topics with a light-hearted banter that keeps the conversation engaging and insightful.Takeaways: Andrew Rappaport and his guest dive deep into the ongoing debate between Covenant Theology and Dispensationalism, attempting to bridge gaps between differing theological perspectives. Listeners are encouraged to consider the importance of unity in diversity within the church, reflecting on how differing views can coexist without fracturing relationships. The episode emphasizes the need for thoughtful engagement on complex theological issues, highlighting that it is possible to disagree while maintaining respect and love for one another. Both hosts share personal anecdotes about their faith journeys, illustrating how their backgrounds have shaped their current theological stances, making for an engaging and relatable discussion. Andrew and his guest discuss the significance of understanding the role of the Jewish people in God’s redemptive plan, navigating through both historical and contemporary perspectives. The conversation is a rich tapestry of humor and theological insight, providing listeners with a nuanced view of how to approach contentious topics within Christianity. Links referenced in this episode:strivingforeternity.orgthepatriarchypodcast.comsovereignkingchurch.comfightlaughfeast.com

Ep. 224 Guarding the Mind: When Speculation Distracts the FaithfulIn this episode, Ekkie and I discuss the growing tendency among Christians to become distracted by online drama, speculative controversies, and unprovable claims. Without diving into the details of current disputes or conspiracy theories, we focus on the biblical call to sobriety of mind, discernment, and staying anchored to the work Christ has clearly given His church.

In today's episode, Pastor Dom is joined by Aaron Scheer, and together they discuss the book of Ecclesiastes. The two talk about the mundane repetition of life spoken about in the book, and how we counteract it and use it to glorify Him.For more info about Pastor Dom and the current church he is pastoring use the link below.Desert Sky Baptist!!!Street Talk Theology has a new sponsor!!!Logos Christian Academy is the proud new sponsor of Street Talk Theology. As Casa Grande’s premier classical education school, Logos Christian Academy teaches from a biblical worldview, equipping students both academically and spiritually.They are passionate about teaching students HOW to think, instead of what to think. To find out how to enroll, or to simply learn more, visit logosclassical.org