This is my quick rant on why public schools are not the enemy and how Christian culture has steered us wrong in the past.
Josh TuranskyMarch 5, 2019
The fifth and final episode on engaging your neighborhood as a missionary.
Josh TuranskyJanuary 22, 2019
In this episode we talk about how we similar and our sameness can be a bridge for gospel conversations.
Josh TuranskyJanuary 20, 2019
Quick audio clips throughout Josh's day as a church planter, dad, husband, and Baltimore City neighbor.
Josh TuranskyJanuary 17, 2019
In this episode I suggest that every neighborhood and every culture has a built in opening called human suffering. God has allowed this to be the case so that Christians can demonstrate the love and power of God.
Josh TuranskyJanuary 16, 2019
The official podcast of the Calvary Global Network (CGN), featuring discussions on theology and ministry practice related to three foundational aspects of Great Commission work: gospel proclamation, disciple making, and church planting. Guests include church and mission leaders, missiologists, and theologians from Calvary Global Network,…
Kellen CriswellJanuary 16, 2019
The Bible tells the story of a God who is intentional and full of purpose. In this episode we reflect on the purpose of Jesus' first coming.
Tyler BacquetJanuary 15, 2019
A few quick thoughts about health and my own personal testimony from this past month.
Josh TuranskyJanuary 15, 2019
A few follow up thoughts on the I Love Humans podcast as well as street audio
Josh TuranskyJanuary 15, 2019
In this episode I briefly explain what it means to have a church planting coach and why it is a benefit.
Josh TuranskyJanuary 15, 2019
Enjoy this episode of “Things that Matter” as host Pastor Brian Brodersen discusses with Pastor Diego Bitencourt about the culture and ministry happening in Brazil. Through his testimony, Diego shares about his experiences on pastoring in Campo Mourão, Brazil, and provides context for any who…
Brian BrodersenSeptember 27, 2018
We highlight contemporary stories of God's truth impacting lives in 21st century Ireland.
Mike NegliaSeptember 11, 2018
