The 72 Podcast

Selling when nobody's buying (James Paulgaard) - Series 2, Ep 4

Pandemic or no pandemic, James Paulgaard sheds light on the church being slowly nudged aside from the centre of society. So what is Jesus doing in that? Better yet, what is he doing in YOU? ---------- James is an associate pastor at Walnut Grove Lutheran Church in Langley, BC., and to check out what their church is all about, go to https://www.wglc.org/ [https://www.wglc.org/]

Reinventing Interruptions (with Marv & Matt Ziprick) - Series 2, Ep 3

Dynamic father and son pastor duo Marv & Matt Ziprick put a premium on "story" and reveal that Jesus is seriously up to something, from the youngest of us to the oldest. ---------- Marv & Matt are pastors at Bethel Lutheran Church (Sherwood Park, AB.), and have both been instructors at CLBI over the years, teaching on a variety of classes, including "Biblical Worldview" and "Faith, Film, & Culture". To check out what their church is up to, head over to www.bethelchurch.com

Greg Finke: In His Own Words - Series 2, Ep 2

Clarity - Simplicity - Intentionality - Consistency Pastor Greg Finke on where Jesus is calling us to be, and why he is calling us there. ---------- Check out Greg's organization and take a look at his book "Joining Jesus on His Mission: How to be an Everyday Missionary" available now. https://dwelling114.org/ [https://dwelling114.org/]

Stealing from Jesus and failing well - Series 2, Ep 1

CLBI President Dean Rostad outlines his journey that led him to become president of CLBI, he shares his experience in transitioning from parish to campus ministry, in helping to shift bible school culture, and in working through the challenges and breakthroughs of discipleship.

"Why?" - Episode 4

"We are willing to go into the unknown, because we are not." We uncover a surprising connection between call display and Disney. In Luke 7, Jesus visits Simon's house, is treated with disrespect when interacting with a woman at his feet, and responds with a challenge for Simon to view forgiveness (and love) differently. We are loved, therefore we look for love at work from the one who first loved us.