Episode 3726: The Divided Christ: Can Christianity Overcome Denominational Division?

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THE DIVIDED CHRIST by Lenvel E. Hale In your hands lie the answers to the most perplexing questions of modern Christianity. We have all experienced frustration and confusion while trying to understand the teachings of the church. From the true purpose of Jesus Christ's arrival nearly 2,000 years ago to the divergent teachings of Sabbath keepers and Sunday keepers, the divisions between the many Christian denominations can be baffling. Hale's thoughtful analysis, The Divided Christ, serves as the bridge that spans the abyss between those divisions to more effectively serve the word of Christ. Motivated by the desire to unify the disparate teachings of the various churches, Hale seeks to recall the original meaning of the scriptures and reveal the truth within them. Reading like a personal journal, The Divided Christ follows the spiritual development of the author as he explores various Christian denominations from the inside and shares his knowledge with you. His conversational tone and presentation of biblical facts, however, enable each reader to draw his or her own conclusions based on the evidence presented. In its efforts to transcend the teachings of people to attain the true meaning of Christ's words, The Divided Christ may serve as an inspiration to begin one's own journey of discovery and as a reference to be used throughout one's life. Lenvel E. Hale is an Arkansas native whose lifelong pursuit of biblical truth inspired his debut book, The Divided Christ. Driven by a desire to reconcile the divisions among Christian denominations, Hale combines his personal experiences with a deep avocational interest in early church manuscripts and anthropological data. An active community leader, Hale sponsors the Faithful Youth Challengers, leads adult Bible studies, and edits a monthly scriptural publication. He is also a member of the NRA and the American Family Association. Hale works as a maintenance supervisor for Whirlpool Corporation and lives in Fort Smith, 1 Arkansas, with his wife, Dolores, with whom he shares four children. He is currently finalizing a collection of poetry. https://www.amazon.com/Divided-Christ-Lenvel-Hale/dp/080593765X#detailBullets_feature_div [https://www.amazon.com/Divided-Christ-Lenvel-Hale/dp/080593765X#detailBullets_feature_div] https://www.primixpublishing.com/ [https://www.primixpublishing.com/] http://www.bluefunkbroadcasting.com/root/twia/61826lhah.mp3 [http://www.bluefunkbroadcasting.com/root/twia/61826lhah.mp3]

Episode 3736: Stephen Most – Stories Make the World | The Art of Documentary Storytelling, Truth & Filmmaking Weekend of 7-18 seg 2

Why do stories have the power to change minds, preserve history, and help us better understand the world? On this episode of This Week in America, Ric Bratton welcomes acclaimed writer and documentary filmmaker Stephen Most, author of Stories Make the World. With writing credits on four Academy Award-nominated documentaries and five Emmy-winning films, Stephen shares what decades of nonfiction storytelling have taught him about truth, creativity, and the responsibility of telling real stories. In Stories Make the World, Stephen explores how documentary filmmakers discover meaningful stories, represent reality honestly, and transform raw information into narratives that educate, inspire, and endure. Blending personal experiences with behind-the-scenes insights from award-winning productions, the book offers an engaging look at the craft of storytelling and why it remains one of humanity's most powerful tools. In this episode, you'll discover: * Why stories help us understand ourselves and the world around us * The challenges of portraying real people and real events with honesty * How documentary filmmakers balance facts with compelling storytelling * What today's media landscape teaches us about truth and authenticity * Lessons from Stephen's work on Academy Award-nominated and Emmy-winning documentaries Whether you're a filmmaker, writer, student, educator, or someone fascinated by the power of great storytelling, this conversation offers valuable insights into the art of documentary filmmaking and the timeless importance of telling true stories. This Week in America with Ric Bratton is one of America's premier syndicated radio shows and podcasts, featuring engaging conversations with bestselling authors, thought leaders, and experts on health, business, personal growth, history, technology, and current events. Heard on more than 100 radio stations and podcast platforms worldwide, each episode delivers insightful interviews that inform, inspire, and entertain. If you're interested in documentary filmmaking, nonfiction storytelling, screenwriting, journalism, media ethics, history, creative writing, or the power of stories to shape our understanding of the world, don't miss this fascinating conversation with award-winning filmmaker and author Stephen Most. Discover why stories continue to connect people across generations—and why truthful storytelling matters now more than ever. Keywords: Stephen Most, Stories Make the World, documentary filmmaking, documentary films, documentary storytelling, nonfiction storytelling, storytelling, screenwriting, documentary screenwriting, filmmaking, documentary writer, documentary producer, documentary history, creative nonfiction, narrative storytelling, visual storytelling, media studies, journalism, truth in storytelling, media ethics, documentary production, Academy Award nominated documentaries, Emmy winning documentaries, documentary interviews, filmmaking podcast, writing documentaries, storytelling techniques, documentary education, creative writing, nonfiction writing, history documentaries, PBS documentaries, film production, filmmaker interview, This Week in America, Ric Bratton

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Episode 3726: The Divided Christ: Can Christianity Overcome Denominational Division? | Lenvel E. Hale

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