Here is another in our Bible Heroes series on the Character Stories Podcast! Gideon is a great story of the power of the Lord to deliver by many or by few. Way before the Spartans made it famous in the movies, this is the original “300”! Listen to the...

What can we learn from the first sin? Can it give us insight into the way temptation works upon us? Can we see and understand how to recognize it when it comes? Listen as the Preacher Dad explains how Adam and Eve responded to temptation and what we can...

Eph. 2:3 – “…among whom we all once lived in the passions of our flesh, carrying out the desires of the body and the mind…” (ESV, emphasis added) What would you say are the desires of the mind? We all pretty much understand the desires of the body, or...

Oliver Anthony is taking the music world, and the entire news cycle, by storm! He has soared to the top of the iTunes and Billboard charts after being virtually unknown 1 month ago. Why is this? Because he has written from his heart a song that resonates with the...

There is a documentary getting a lot of traction out there concerning the Duggar family, IBLP, and Bill Gothard. Myself and two friends were heavily involved in that ministry a few years ago and have a few things to say. In this episode we discuss our perspective on IBLP...

This story is about the wonderful life we can have even in the midst of chaos. It’s also about what a blessing children are even though they are a lot of work. It’s also about working together as a team. I hope you will find as much enjoyment in...

In this special episode of the Preacher Dad Podcast you can enjoy improv at its worst! We let three monkeys into the studio to see what happens. Actually it’s just the Preacher Dad laughing with two special guests, Jared Yates and Matt Hinton, and trying to make the audience...

From Genesis 3:1-5 – If temptation were like playing “Stratego” or “Risk” against Satan, that Subtle Serpent, what do you think the Devil’s strategy would be? He actually gives it away in the Garden of Eden, and we can learn some powerful lessons by studying the first temptation. The...

Ever wonder what Independence day costs? No, I’m not talking about market research surveys telling you how many billions of dollars Americans spent on fireworks. $$$ I’m not talking about how Uncle Greg’s famous chili dog causes “serious repercussions” until probably July 9th! I’m talking about what it cost...

Children’s author Elizabeth Sanguedolce joins us on the podcast to tell us about her first book “My Life by Fallon the Traveling Cat“. She also reminds us of the importance to encouraging children to read, and encouraging adults to read also! It makes a huge long term positive impact...

The first marriage was instituted by God. It was founded upon his principles, under his rules. And it was designed for one man and one woman, to be united in partnership for life. We learn a lot about what marriage is supposed to be like from the first account...

When I say that marriage is not black and white, I’m not speaking about gray areas within marriage, or the need to compromise, etc. No, I’m talking about the fact that some well meaning and otherwise reasonable and Biblically founded people teach that marriage between “races” is forbidden in...

I wrote a letter to a friend a few years ago trying to answer the question “Why do bad things happen?” This is one of the most important questions any Christian will face in our modern world. We must have a Biblical answer which addresses the reasons this world...

One of the most difficult and prevalent challenges facing the 21st century Christian is fighting condemnation. Sometimes confused with judgement, condemnation is something that we often do to ourselves, and sometimes cast at others. The former is, in my view, more common. Let me share some Scriptural truth with...

One of the most difficult and prevalent challenges facing the 21st century Christian is fighting condemnation. Sometimes confused with judgement, condemnation is something that we often do to ourselves, and sometimes cast at others. The former is, in my view, more common. Let me share some Scriptural truth with...