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Christian copastors, Johnny and Staci Gainey, share weekly thoughts, teachings, and experiences as they journey of life and ministry.
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In this episode, Johnny and Staci talk about hanging out with teens, Staci’s upcoming Birthday on November 29th, and their 29th Wedding Anniversary on November 30th. Johnny also introduces you to some excellent Wesleyan resources, including great books, authors, and the Wesleyan-Armenian Podcast and website, remonstrancepodcast.com. Finally, Johnny and Staci share the first teaching of this new podcast series, “From Fall To Glory.” In this first discussion, you will discover that you, as a human being, have been appointed to the most important roll in the universe.
In this episode, Johnny and Staci talk about their alternative Thanksgiving dinner plans, Staci’s latest craft project, the passing of the wonderful pastor and prolific author, Dr. Stan Toler, their daughter’s new hobby, and Johnny’s visit with a close friend in OK City. Finally, they present the fourth and final episode of the Psalm 51 series in which they remind those of us who follow Jesus to brag about the forgiveness and the Forgiver.
In this episode, Johnny and Staci talk about their first Christmas party experience of 2017, and then they head right into the next discussion in the Psalm 51 series (Part 3), in which they share insight of some of the many deaths that are caused by sin. Although this episode is a bit shorter than the first two messages in the series, the topic is theologically deep and encouragingly helpful to those in need of understanding the true devistation of selfishness (sin).
In this episode, Johnny and Staci talk about backyard firepit parties, cancelled wagon rides, and the importance of knowing what, and why, one believes–theology is important! Finally, they discuss the second message of the Psalm 51 series, which includes the partical reading of a fascinating New York Times article, entitled, “A Roomful of Yearning and Regret,” in which the author discusses her personal experiences with being on both sides of the devistating effects of adultery . In this discussion, we discover the psalmist’s plea for God to “Un-sin me!”
In this episode, Johnny and Staci talk about the Tulsa Wagon Ride and a few other Gainey things, and then move into the fascinating discussion of King David’s character flaws–adultery and murder–and the life-changing power of confession.
In this episode of The Gaineys podcast, Johnny and Staci talk about their favorite foods, shift into a converstation about the responsibility of the listeners during a sermon or teaching, and then discuss the final “What Is A Jesus Follower?” message in this series, which helps us understand why autonomy is not reality.
In this episode of The Gaineys podcast, Johnny and Staci talk about Johnny’s recent two weeks of service as a member of the emergency desaster team in South Texas, following Hurricane Harvey, followed by their presentation of “What Is A Jesus Follower? - Part 4,” in which they share the reality of “Christless Christianity” and it’s insidious existence within the Church.
In this episode of The Gaineys podcast, Johnny and Staci talk about backyard firepit parties, the history of Labor Day, and the history behind “not wearing white clothes after Labor Day.” Finally, they present “What Is A Jesus Follower - Part 3,” explaining why isolating ourselves in the midst of misery is normal, and how we can bring healing to our lives by helping others.
In this episode, Johnny and Staci talk about changing weather and fire pits, and then briefly mention their previous week of leadership training and church grounds enhancing. Finally, the Gaineys introduce “What Is A Jesus Follower - Part 2″. In this second teaching of the series, Johnny and Staci explore the hidden meaning of Jesus’ teaching about the poor widow who gave only two–nearly worthless–coins, and who his message is truly targeting.
In this episode, Johnny and Staci introduce the tools and methods they use for the practices of devotions and prayer, including the Pray-As-You-Go app, which can be found online @ https://www.pray-as-you-go.org/home/ and at the iTunes App Store (for FREE) on your iPhone, and as an App on Adroid. The Gaineys also talk about simple exercise programs that can be found online, such as the “Scientific 7-Minute Workout,” which can be found online (https://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/05/09/the-scientific-7-minute-workout/?mcubz=3) and in your smartphone app store. Finally, the Gaineys introduce their new series of episodes, “What Is A Jesus Follower,” sharing Part 1 of this fascinating look at how one’s emphasis on self is drastically altered as one begins to imitate the Christ.
In this episode, Johnny and Staci interview Rebecca Rhodes to talk about her leadership training organizations, the Institue of Leadership Development (ildcoach.com), and how their leadership training helps people gain a better self-awareness, which enables individuals to work better together. Staci and Johnny also discuss Staci’s homemade blackberry jam, and then finish up with a teaching of the 10th Commandment.
In this episode of The Gaineys podcast, Johnny and Staci remind their listeners that summer is coming to a close and it’s time to get back to regular bedtimes. They also share their experience of giving shoes and brand new Bibles to 75 children at the conclusion of this year’s Vacation Bible School, which was a shared effort by the ministries of Get Real Ministries and Grace Community Church in Bartlesville, OK. Finally, Johnny and Staci discuss their insights on the 9th Command, “You shall not give false testimony against your neighbor.”
In this episode of The Gaineys podcast, Johnny and Staci begin by talking about the importance of taking time to be with family and friends. Not everyone has the privilege of taking formal vacations, but everyone needs to get away from the daily routine of work and busyness to rest and spend time with those we don’t always have time to be with. Johnny and Staci then discuss the 8th Commandment: “You shall not steal.”
In this episode of The Gaineys podcast, Johnny and Staci discuss the blessings of their restful time away in Oriental, North Carolina, immediately following their TSA chats event with Mr. Michael Tait of the Newsboys Christian band. And then they discuss the purposes of God’s 7th commandment, “Do not commit adultery.”
In this episode, Staci and Johnny share some up-and-coming events in their lives, including the first ever TSA chats, ”A Conversation with Michael Tait,” which is being presented at Wesleyan Christian School in Bartlesville, OK on July 18, 2017. “TSA” stands for The Salvation Army, and “chats” means it is a live talk, conversation, or discussion given by a special guest. In the last half of this episode, Johnny and Staci present the titled topic, “Decalogue - The Sixth Word,” in which they discuss the 6th commandment, applying it in today’s context.
In this episode of The Gaineys podcast, Johnny and Staci share their ministry, teaching, and traveling experiences of the last 5 weeks, followed by Johnny discussing his insights on the 5th Commandment, “Honor your mother and father.”
In this episode of The Gaineys podcast, Johnny begins by sharing all that he was doing during his June absence from the podcasting world. Then, Johnny and Staci share insights about the 4th Commandment, “Honor your mother and father.”
In this Memorial Day episode of The Gaineys, Johnny and Staci talk about the 3rd Commandment, “You shall not take the name of the Lord in vain.” We carry a lot of things in our lives, but you and I will never carry anything like we carry a name.
In the episode of The Gaineys podcast, Johnny and Staci interview Worship Pastor Jason Pierce and his bride, Math Professor Stacey Pierce. These two have a lot to share about the challenges and blessings of serving Jesus as a married couple with completely different professions.
In this episode of The Gaineys podcast, Johnny and Staci discuss the 2nd Commandment, ‘You shall not make for yourself an idol . . .” We all (even Jesus followers) worship idols from time to time, whether we know it or not; therefore, it’s important to know how a thing can become an idol, so we can avoid serving anything but God.
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