Boggy Talk

In this episode we discuss recent events in the news and how they display current attitudes in our culture about speech and the expression of faith. We discuss the NBA and recent happenings with Jaden Ivey and Traveyon Henderson as the Supreme Court's recent ruling overturning a ruling in Colorado involving a therapist's counsel with a client involving converstion therapy.

In this episode we recap Beyond These Walls and share where we go from here. We also talk through what's comig up in April including Easter and our new sermon series, Rest. We cap it off with a hilarious March Madness bracket of worst 90's church trends.

In this episode we answer some common questions we receive from people to new to Church on Bayshore or who are familiar with the church and who are curious about some of the things God has been doing. We close it out with a March Madness style tournament of 'least favorite things about ministry.' A few of the questions we answer: How is Bayshore able to give so much towards missions?How have you seen such an increase in new church members?How have you had increased baptism numbers?

In this episode we discuss current events from around the world, thoughts on wrapping up our campaign 'Beyond These Walls,' and perspecptive on the challenges and awkwardness of church growth.

In this episode we discuss recent events in faith and in culture from the State of the Union address and the Epstein files to revivals and SBC lawsuits.

In this episode we take a deeper dive into 'Beyond These Walls' and answer some common questions people have asked about this capital campaign endeavor with Steve Renna, Executive Pastor of Administration at Church on Bayshore.

In this episode we discuss some of the angles of the current conversation regarding immigration brought to light by current events covered in the media.

In this episode we discuss our current capital campaign for campus and missional expansion, 'Beyond These Walls.' We cover why, what is entailed, and how the campaign is about far more than buildings.

In this episode we host a Boggy Talk Book Club with guest host and church member Ruth McCraney. We discuss top books, least favorite books, and other interesting reads.

In this episode we discuss some 'Boggy' questions with guest host and Church on Bayshore member, Jeremy Hefner.

In this episode we discuss minsitry to middle school and high school students with Church on Bayshore Student Pastor, Jacob Ball. Jacob shares reflections on his first year at Church on Bayshore as talks about goals, plans, and challenges ahead. We wrap up the episode with listener questions.

In this episode we look back and look ahead at trends in culture, the church at large and at Church on Bayshore with special guest host, John Corley

In this episode on Christmas week we discuss all the Christmas favorites - from movies and songs, to foods and gifts.

In this episode we discuss the connection of Christmas and Judges and Ruth and how we see glimpes and foreshadowing of the Messiah in the narratives of these books. Also, join us for a round of Christmas Trivia and see if you can guess the answers before James and Justin.

In this episode we discuss our hot takes ona recently published top 10 list of things people hate about the holidays.

In this episode we discuss the coming Christmas season. How do you keep the focus on Christ in Christmas? What is Advent? Plus, we answer listener questions on songs in worship and we play a game of 'Name that Christmas Song.'

In this episode we discuss the ins and outs of church revitalization with Jonathan Gluck, pastor of Garden City Church in Crestview, Florida, a church revitalization supported by Church on Bayshore.

In this eposide, we interview two Church on Bayshore members who serve as chaplains in the United States Army, discussing military life, the role of chaplains in the military, and needs of military families.

In this episode we interview the Jefferson's, global workers living and serving in North Africa, on cross-cultural living, missions engagement, and how God is it at work where they serve.

In this episode we discuss our church budgeting process and some of the highlights of next year's budget proposal with Lissa Corley, chairperson of our Stewardship Ministry Leadership Team and Steve Renna, Executive Pastor of Administration and Assimilation.

In this episode we discuss strange and weird things related to Christians, the church, and money.

In this episode we continue in week 2 of 'Strange and Weird' as we discuss Christians and church clothes. We also answer listener questions about fighting repetitive sin patterns.

In this episode we list and talk about ten phrases that Chrsitians say that need some more unpacking to understand what is really meant. We also answer listener questions about sermon prepation and worship song selection.

In this episode we talk wtih Laura Jones Muyingo who serves with One More Child and Hines Uganda Minstries in Kamonkoli, Uganda. Laura shares her story of being called to global missions, about the ongoing work in Uganda, new ministries, and life overseas.To partner with Laura and Godfrey financially to achieve their goal of building a home to serve the community of Kamonkoli, you can give online at https://onemorechild.org/give. Be sure to designate in the Gift Notes section that your gift is for “Muyingo Home Uganda."

In this episode we discuss God's sovereignty and His involvement of us in carrying our His plans. We also to time to answer listener questions.

In this episode we discuss how Christians respond to tragic shootings and violence.

In this episode we discuss recently released articles that detail younger generations' preferences in churches, leadership, and liturgy. We also discuss listener questions on the recent Cracker Barrel rebrand and what to do when you are facing doubts.

In this episode, we continue the conversation from Sunday's sermon in our series 'As for Me and My House' as we discuss contemporary idols, God's anger towards sin, and have we made a distinction between salvation and belonging to the church that isn't found in the Bible. We also answer listener questions about what is next on Sunday, choir, and church governance.

In this episode we discuss questions from our sermon series 'As For Me and My House,' talking through questions on being able but not willing, humility, and God's judgment. We also answer questions about short-term and long-term plans for growth on our campus.

In this episode we dive in deeper to our current sermon series 'As for Me and My House' with a discussion on idols, holiness, and intentionality in our homes.

In this episode we kick off a new season of Boggt Talk as we share and highlight some of the great things about the past summer, both for the church and personnaly. We also answer several listener questions from the summer months.

In this episode we reflect on events from the 2025 Southern Baptist Convention.

In this episode, we discuss what is actaully happening at the 2025 Southern Baptism Convention happening this June in Dallas, TX, including the pressing issues that will be discussed and voted upon.

In this episode we discuss the upcoming 2025 Southern Baptist Convention to be held in Dallas, TX. We discuss Church on Bayshore's affiliation, support, and involvement in the SBC as well as upcoming highlights, issues, obstacles, and things that may come up at the convention.

In this episode we discuss America and drift. There are numbers that indicate that there is a decline of Christianity in The United States, while others would contend that Christianity may be on the rise. Is there a drift in the US? What causes it and what does the church do?

In this episode we are joined by Church on Bayshore summer interns, Alaina Bludworth, Joseph Costa, and Jon Gardner as we discuss the challenges facing ministry for the next generation, specifically addressing issues and circumstances that are contributing to fewer numbers of the next generation entering ministry.

In this episode we discuss family drift. How do families drift? How does biblical community help? We also answer listener questions on the effects of killings in the Old Testament, child dedications and baptisms, and apologetics.

In this episode we dive deeper into our current sermon series based on Hebrews 2:1-4 on Christians and drift. Why and how do people drift away from Christ? Can you drift too far to come back? How does someone come back from drifting? How do we prevent others and ourselves from drifting? We also answer a listener question related to church and drift.

In this episode we discuss Christians and AI? Should we be skeptical or embrace it? How can we use it wisely and beneficially and what are the possible dangers? We also answer listener questions about the death of the Pope and mass baptisms.

In this episode, we dive deeper into Romans chapters 5 and 6 and the messages from our Good Friday and Easter Services. What is typology and how do we see Jesus throughout Scripture. We also answer questions on our upcoming 'break' from the book of Judges, on churches using props and set designs, and Earth Day.

In this episode we discuss our plans for celebrating Easter as a church. We also answer questions about several large churches leaving the SBC, on SEND Relief accepting US government funds, and on how the pastors we support in South Asia are handling increasing persecution.

In this episode we dive into the world of church social media with Emily Lewis, Communications Assistant at Church on Bayshore. Why do churches engage in social media and who is the target? We also discuss some of the advantages, disadvantages, and even cringe-worthy aspects of church social media

In this episode we discuss discipleship in the church; what it is, and why it matters with Michael Van Sant, Pastor of Discipleship and Outreach at Church on Bayshore.

In this episode we dive deeper into Next Generation ministry with Church on Bayshore Kids Pastor Lukas Comer and Preschool Director Gretta Barrett.

In this episode we talk about student ministry with our new Student Minister, Jacob Ball. We discuss the priorities of student ministry and ministry to the next generation.