The Friendly Rant

The Friendly Rant S2 E15 - Jason Williamson

Jason Williamson is a pastor, a lover of photography, and an avid collector of records. In this episode, we talk in-depth about his passion project Through Our Eyes, his record collection and sales company Thumbs Up Records, and how he got into the ministry.

The Friendly Rant S2 E13 - JD Mangrum

JD is a church planter in Boston, Massachusetts who lives there with his family. JD has a very relational approach to ministry that I believe will help any believer take the weight of the world off of their shoulders when it comes to sharing Christ with their friends. JD also has a heart for creatives which is why we spend some time on this podcast talking about the importance of meeting those who don't think like us exactly where they're at.

The Friendly Rant S2 E11 - Britney Feickert

Britney Feickert is a competitive Olympic weightlifter, who has competed at the national level. She's a former collegiate athlete who now spends her time coaching men and women of all ages to live a robust life through diet, exercise, and seeing themselves and their bodies in a holistic manner. Her passion for pointing her young athletes to Jesus and teaching them to not worry about the shape of their body but rather to use their body as a tool to do incredible things.

The Friendly Rant S2 E9 - Cameron Dominy

Cameron Dominy is a graduate of the Cevro Institute in Prague focusing on Russian regime change from an agricultural perspective. In this episode, we take some time to look at the issues of Russia and Ukraine. This episode was recorded three weeks ago, so with a lot of change taking place, this provides a framework for this issue through a Christain worldview.

The Friendly Rant S2 E8 - Dr. Peter Link

Dr. Peter Link serves as Associate Professor of Christian Studies. He received his Doctor of Philosophy in biblical studies from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and started teaching at CSU in 2012. His ministry and teaching focus is on the interpretation of the Old Testament, Hermeneutics, and Biblical Hebrew. He wants his students to know, first, that Moses and the Prophets wrote to them (and all of us) and, second, that they wrote to them (and all of us) about Jesus. His dissertation analyzed and interpreted Deut. 29-30, and his research remains focused on the interpretation of the Pentateuch. He is a regular leader of the College of Christian Studies’ quarterly EPIC Bible Study Teacher Training Sessions and has enjoyed preaching and serving in pulpit supply in multiple Lowcountry churches.