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A new podcast from Randy Frazee, lead pastor at Westside Family Church in Kansas City, is available from HarperChristian Resources. The Bible Roots Podcast is for pastors and church leaders who want to help their congregation or ministries actively and effectively engage with the Bible.
“We have designed this podcast for anyone who longs to see people engage with God’s word,” Frazee said. “Everyone is welcome, but our crosshairs are on pastors and church leaders.”
The podcast is a practical and useful resource for anyone in church and ministry leadership.
“Bible engagement continually comes up in research as the No. 1 thing that helps people grow in their walk with Christ, and church leaders are looking for fresh ideas on how to help people read, understand and apply the Bible in a culture that is increasingly skeptical of the Bible’s relevance,” said John Raymond, vice president and publisher of HarperChristian Resources. “Randy Frazee and his guests on this podcast dig into real challenges church leaders are facing and discuss methods of Bible engagement that work in the real world.”
The first two episodes of are now available wherever podcasts are streamed, and the next eight release each Wednesday beginning September 14 through November 2, totaling 10 episodes. The first season topics, release dates, and guests are:
- Episode 1: The One Thing Your People Want (now available)
- Episode 2: The Science of How People Grow (now available)
- Episode 3: Storytelling to Engage a Congregation (September 14)
- Episode 4: The Movable Middle (September 21)
- Episode 5: Instilling a Love of the Bible in the Next Generation (September 28)
- Episode 6: The Story: Equipping Parents to Disciple Their Kids (October 5)
- Episode 7: Leading Your Church in a Divided World (October 12)
- Episode 8: The New Roadmap of Youth Ministry (October 19)
- Episode 9: People Are Reading Less, But Listening More (October 26)
- Episode 10: The Power of Student Discipleship Through Music (November 2)
–Dwight Widaman | Metro Voice
