Boggy Talk

In this episode we discuss worship with PT Tidwell, Church on Bayshore's new Worship Minister. We end it all with a game of is it a worship song, or a love song?

In this episode we discuss more of the story and details behind a potential campus expansion and capital campaign that was shared at our 2025 Vision Night. We are joined by Steve Renna, Executive Pastor of Administration and Bill Wise, church member, and a member of the capital campaign team.

In this episode we cover highlights and insights from our church 2025 Vision Night. We also play game to see who knows Church on Bayshore trivia the best.

In this episode we discuss Joshua chapter 5, the untimeliness of God asking Israel be circumcised, and how this impractical act of faith shows us ways that we as individuals and collectively as the church are called to do the 'impractical.' We close it out with a game of Family Fued - and you can see if Justin or Kelly will win the challenge.

Following Super Bowl Weekend, in this episode we discuss sports in our culture and how Christians engage. Why do we love sports? What are the great things and challenges? In a 'sports culture' and specifically a 'travel sports' culture, how do we keep first things first? We also answer questions on altar calls and politics in the pulpit.

In this episdoe we continue the conversation on our current sermon series in the Book of Joshua. We discuss what it means to be strong and courageous, and the source of that strength and courage. We also talk about prosperity and God's plans to prosper versus man's ideas of prospering. We close answering listener questions about angels and denominations.

In this episode, we answer questions on several cultural hot topics like Bishop Budde's sermon at the Inauguration Prayer Service and prayers during the inauguration itself. We also answer questions on several major companies ending DEI initiatives and the LA fires.

In this episode, we kick off 2025 by reflecting on significant events in our church in culture in 2024 and looking ahead at church and personal goals in 2025.

In this episode we wrap up the year with a very 'Boggy' Christmas, sharing top (and worst) Christms songs, and having fun with some Christmas games.

In this episode we discuss the Christmas season and how to handle some of the unique challenges that come with our Christmas celebrations. We talk specifically about boundaries with family, balance of events and the calendar, grief, and presents.

In this episode, we kick off the Christmas season with a conversation on keeping Christmas about Christ. Why does Christmas matter? How do we not get carried along by culture in our celebration of Emmanuel, God with us?

In this episode we discuss how the Gospel fuels thankfulness, thanksgiving, and worship. We discusss the songs we sing, why we sing them, and the importance of keeping the Gospel and the Scriptures central to everything we do.

In this episode we discuss the recent documentary made about David Platt and McLean Bible Church. We also share news from this year's Florida Baptist Convention and answer a listener question about our relationship with those in heaven.

In this episode we share our initial reactions to the results of the 2024 elections and share thoughts on some reasons things turned out the way they did. We also share what Christians do now as the country moves forward.

In this episode we discuss how Christians can respond to politics regarless of the outcome of an election. We also answer questions about Catholics and Christianity, stumbling blocks, and Trick-or-Treating.

In this episode we continue the conversation on this years elections and voting as we examine constitutional amendments on the ballot in Florida for this election, most notably, Amendment 4 concerning abortion.

In this episode we discuss the political climate surrounding the 2024 elections, issues and dilemas facing Christians, and the church's responsibility during these times.

In this episode we discuss wrapping up our sermon series Jesus Freaks. We dive in deeper to cultural inlfuences of the 90's and 00's that still affect the church today as well as ways we as a church must be diligent to keep the 'heart of worship' in the church. We also answer questions about our church budget and deciding which missionaries we support.

In this episode we discuss new age philosphies and thoughts and ways we should be aware to guard against their influence on the church. We also answer questions about Pastor Steve Lawson's moral failure, 2025 budget, and trusting and discerning the reliability of authors.

In this episode we dive in to the word 'repentance.' What does it mean? Is it a one time thing, or a continual process? How do churches lose their way when it comes to confession and repentance? We also answer questions about baptism, church membership, and discerning a call to ministry.

In this episode we are joined by Laura Young for a discussion about women in ministry and the church. Laura is a member of Church on Bayshore, the host of Backseat Bible Nuggets, a podcast for parents and kids, and a Bible Study Fellowship teacher and leader. She and her husband serve as LIFEGroup leaders in the church and are active in their neighborhood and community with the goal of helping others to see and know Jesus.

In this episode, we are joined by Ward Van Steenburgh, Properties Manager at Church on Bayshore. Ward shares his testimony of coming to know Jesus and we discuss God's faithfulness in the highs, lows, and trials of life.

In this episode we share our experiences with where we were on 9/11 and continue the conversation on Colossians 1:18-20 on Jesus not being a priority in life. What is the difference in Jesus being first on the list of priorities and the watermark on the list? We also answer a question submitted about upcoming elections.

In this episdoe we recap some points from Sunday's sermon and discuss Colossians 1:15-17 and what it means to be created 'for' Jesus. We talk more about church planting, a potential partnership, and why we support church plants. We wrap up the conversation answering a question about a recent (and depending on who you are, controversial) book 'Shepherds for Sale.'

In this episode we dive deeper into this past Sunday's sermon passage from Colossians chapter 1 and discuss what it means to be rescued from the 'authorty of evil.' How are we prone to try to work, learn, and talk our way out of evil? How are we rescued?We also answer questions about 90's worship songs and the Olympic boxing 'scandal.'

In this episode, we discuss growing in the Gospel. How do we grow, who helps us grow and what are challenges to grow. We also answer several listener questions on communion and baptism.

In this episode we discuss being Jesus Freaks; what it means and how it is different from just being 'weird.'

Welcome to the kick off of season 5 of Boggy Talk! In this episode we discuss highs and lows from summer and signifcant cultural moments of the summer. We also share some tips to prepare for Back to School.

On this episode we discuss the recent stepping down of several prominent pastors of large churches in the US including Tony Evans and Robert Morris. What causes these issues? What safeguards can be put in place?

In this episode we dive deeper in to Sunday's sermon on Philippians 4:4-7 and discuss worry and anxiety. Where does it come from? What is helpful and and not helpful in responding? What do we do about it. We also answer questions about patriotism in worship and the recent Presidential debate.

In this episode we discuss takeaways and observations from the 2024 Southern Baptist Convention.

In this episode what discuss the anticipated issue, votes, and resolutions that will be presented at the 2024 Southern Baptist Convention in Indianapolis.

In this episode we discuss how the contentions over Harrison Butker's speech at a college graduation reveal how our culture has moved further away from handling nuance and has moved toward division by being easily offended.

In this episdoe we hear from Mahima K, daughter of a pastor in South Asia, who is finishing her first year of studying in the United States. We discuss culture shocks and differences in the church, evangelism, and faith between the cultures.

In this episode we continue the conversation on ministry to the next generation. Building off of last week's conversation on cultural influences and the challenges they bring, we examine some of the observed positives about the next generation as a whole and their impact on ministry. We answer questions about who can lead the ordinances of baptism and communion, and wrap it up with a Mt. Rushmore of our 90's selves.

In this episode we discuss cultural shifts and their impact on ministry to the next generation with Lukas Comer, Kids' Minister at Church on Bayshore.

In this episode we discuss Philippians 2, Pauls commendation of Epaphroditus, and how Paul's model of honoring a faithful coworker and friend gives us an example of how to (and how not to) honor others. We answer questions on mass baptisms and give a Mt. Rushmore of Church on Bayshore history.

In this episode we discuss leadership in light of Philippians 2:19-24. What are markers of great leadership, and what are the signs of leadership that is a facade to a self-centered agenda? We answer questions regarding churches and serving and why life just seems easier for some people. We close it out with a Mt. Rushmore of leaders.

In this episode we discuss our proclivity for complaining including why, how, and what to do about it. We answer questions about colaborating and working with other churches and politics and persecution. We wrap it up with our Mt. Rushmore of customer service experiences.

In this episode we discuss Philippians chapter 2:12-13 and what Paul means when he instructs believers to work out their salvation with fear and trembling.

In this episode we dive deeper into our Sunday sermon series 'Every One' and discuss sharing our faith in light of the reality of heaven and hell. We answer a question about homosexuality in the church. Wrapping it up, we share a Mt. Rushmore of Gospel conversations that we have had.

In this episode we share a conversation with Jeff and Lynda Waits, who reflect on 45 years of marriage and share wisdom that they have learned along the way, things they would do differently, and ways to cultivate a marriage that honors God and each other.

In this episode we discuss ways the church can get sidetracked from God's vision for His bride. We discuss how good things don't necessarily mean great things and can lead the church away from its purpose. In light of our recent marriage conference we cap it off with a Mt. Rushmore of marriage books.

In this episode we talk about aligning our vision for life with God's vision for our life with special guest Jeff Bliss. Jeff shares from his own life experiences of serving in the Air Force and now working outside of the military on how God has worked to align his personal vision to God's vision. We answer a question about 'He Gets Us.' In honor of President's Day we cap it off with our own Mt. Rushmore of Presidential Moments.

In this episode we continue talking about Vision, specifically God's vision for our lives versus our own vision for our lives. We answer questions on whether or not God punishes Christians and what to make of a recent statement Alistair Begg made in response to an question about attending the wedding of a transgender family member. We cap it off with the Mt. Rushmore of Super Bowls!

In this episode we recap comment on some of the things shared at 2024 Vision Night, celebrations and goals from 2023 and things ahead in the coming year. We wrap it up with our Mt. Rushmore of 'Inspiration.'

In this episode we continue the conversation of Philippians chapter 1 in which Paul writes 'to live is Christ, to die gain.' How does the hope of eternal life with Christ affect the way we live today. We answer questions on discipleship, elections, and the Super Bowl. We round it out with the Mt. Rushmore of weather experiences.

In this episdoe we discuss suffering and how we respond. In life we are guaranteed to have afflictions, hardships and sufferings. How does the hope of the Gospel inform the way respond. We answer questions on 'hedge of protection' and the nuances of interest-based small groups. We wrap it up with a game of the 'Mt. Rushmore of college football.'

In this episode we reflect on 2023 culturally, individually, and collectively as a church and we look ahead to things coming and goals in 2024.

In this episode we talk about the good, bad, and the ugly of Christmas. WE also answer questions on our own Christmas traditions, how much Christmas music to sing in church, and whether or not faith is a work. We wrap it all up with a quick game of Christmas family fued.