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Logan interviews Sarah Clemons, the new Director of Communications at First Baptist Belton, to talk about life transitions, college, and creativity in the church.Email us at [email protected] or visit our website at fbbelton.org. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @fbbelton.

Logan interviews Jeremy Williams, the new Minister to Students at First Baptist Belton, to talk about life, ministry, and transitions.Email us at [email protected] or visit our website at fbbelton.org. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @fbbelton.

Logan interviews Pastor Evghenii from KBC Ministries in Moldova, to talk about life and ministry.Email us at [email protected] or visit our website at fbbelton.org. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @fbbelton.

Is retirement biblical? How do we plan and save for the future?As humans, we were fundamentally designed to work. The question that we have to ask is, are we working for man, or for the Lord? In this episode, Logan Reynolds and David Leigh talk about what it means to both "work" and "retire," and what the Bible says about these topics.Email us at [email protected] or visit our website at fbbelton.org. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @fbbelton.

How do you find God's goodness in the midst of a cancer diagnosis? In this episode, Logan interviews Ron and Anne Clemons, members of First Baptist Belton. Anne talks about her journey through cancer and how she remained resilient because of the strength she found in the Lord. Email us at [email protected] or visit our website at fbbelton.org. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @fbbelton.

Rick and Tracy O'Banon, church members at FBB, talk about their foster care and adoption story - how they were led to that decision and how the Lord has used them to serve in that way.

Logan interviews one of our elders, Justin Gaidusek, to talk about sports and how it might interact with our faith and church life!

As Christians, we are all ambassadors of Christ. We are all called to be disciples who share the gospel. You don't have to go across the world to be a missionary. Logan Reynolds and David Leigh talk about what this might look like for Christians in their daily lives, no matter where they work. Email us at [email protected] or visit our website at fbbelton.org. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @fbbelton.

We have so much to be grateful for, but it can be hard to give thanks in difficult circumstances. Logan interviews church member, Cindy Britt, about thankfulness. Cindy shares about how God has taught her family to live with a joyful and grateful heart. Email us at [email protected] or visit our website at fbbelton.org. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @fbbelton.

Several years ago, First Baptist Belton adopted an unengaged unreached people group (UUPG) in South Asia called the Sega. In this episode, Logan talks with Jason Gish, our Mobilization Pastor, about how God led us to the Sega and how He has worked through us to make Himself known to these people. Email us at [email protected] or visit our website at fbbelton.org. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @fbbelton.

Logan interview Erin Bass, who serves on the BISD Board of Trustees, to talk about public school and what might influence's parents decision when choosing what school to send their kids to.Email us at [email protected] or visit our website at fbbelton.org. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @fbbelton.

Logan interviews Brett Billman, head of Providence Preparatory School, to talk about private school and what might influence's parents decision when choosing what school to send their kids to. Email us at [email protected] or visit our website at fbbelton.org. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @fbbelton.

God gives us everything, including all of our money. This means all of our money belongs to God, not just a percentage. In this episode, Lucas and Logan talk about what the Bible says about money, how it can quickly become an idol, and how we can and should use it to honor God.Email us at [email protected] or visit our website at fbbelton.org. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @fbbelton.

In this episode, Lucas and Logan discuss Mark Dever's "9 Marks of a Healthy Church".Email us at [email protected] or visit our website at fbbelton.org. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @fbbelton.

Without falling into the trap of being attractional, we want to see our community be attractive to the outside world, in order to draw people to Jesus, not ourselves. Lucas and Logan interview Cammi Owens, member at First Baptist Belton, about one of our core values, attractive community. Email us at [email protected] or visit our website at fbbelton.org. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @fbbelton.

In this episode, Lucas and Logan talk about our As It Is In Heaven sermon series. Email us at [email protected] or visit our website at fbbelton.org. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @fbbelton.

While there is no “one size fits all” approach to discipleship, churches need to have an intentional plan to mature their members in the likeness of Christ without creating the false dichotomy between Sunday School and small groups. In this episode, Lucas and Logan talk about benefits for both of these things. Email us at [email protected] or visit our website at fbbelton.org. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @fbbelton.

Our God is also our Creator, and because of that, He is supreme as Lord over us. In this episode, Lucas and Logan talk about what creation says about God and what it says about people. Email us at [email protected] or visit our website at fbbelton.org. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @fbbelton.

In this episode, Lucas and Logan interview Josh Stewart, the worship pastor at First Baptist Belton. Josh talks about how Jesus has worked in his life, his time in worship ministry, and how he hopes to shepherd our church and community. Email us at [email protected] or visit our website at fbbelton.org. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @fbbelton.

What are the consequences of a triumphant self in the local church? In this episode, Lucas and Logan discuss Carl Trueman's "The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self" and the importance for us to know what ideas have shaped our culture for the past several centuries. Email us at [email protected] or visit our website at fbbelton.org. Find us on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: @fbbelton.**BOOK GIVEAWAY**We are giving away one copy of Trueman's "The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self" and "Strange New World." To enter the giveaway, you can either:1. Go to our Facebook or Instagram page and like and comment on our post about the book giveaway. OR2. Email us a question or issue you'd like us to talk about on the podcast.