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This episode continues my conversation with Micah Richeson where he tells us about the chiropractic missions he’s done in Honduras and Thailand. His work serves as a reminder that we can use our talents in many ways to serve God, plus sometimes evangelism is as simple as asking someone if they have any questions about Jesus. I hope you enjoy the second half of my conversation with Micah Richeson. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/iros-young/rain-of-light License code: 5C08GMSTQYLFCPGM

Medicine and healing take on many different forms. And while some approaches focus on managing the current state - the symptoms, the reactions, etc. - other focus on bringing balance to help the body maintain health naturally. Chiropractic care certainly falls into the latter category. Micah Richeson is a chiropractor who runs a successful practice in Wesley Chapel, FL. In the first half of this discussion, Micah talks about what its like to be in the “family business,” the benefits of chiropractic care, and lessons learned as an entrepreneur managing his own business. I hope you’re having a great day and here’s the first part of my discussion with Micah Richeson. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/iros-young/rain-of-light License code: LT6EOS6SHHAD0UTF

In this second half of my conversation with Todd Chandler, he tells us about an amazing trip he did to the Galapagos Islands in 2024 and shares a passage that encourages him daily. Music from #Uppbeat https://uppbeat.io/t/iros-young/rain-of-light License code: AQZRFYC6QQHANMQ0

Some argue that scientific explanations for natural phenomena — the Big Bang or evolution — render God unnecessary. God’s role as the creator of the universe is called into question, and there are many who assume that pursuing careers in science create an inherent challenge for Christians. My guest today is Todd Chandler. Todd is a biology professor at a small, private liberal arts college. I really enjoyed the conversation we had about how science doesn’t operate in opposition to God. In this first part of the interview, we talk about the journey that led to Todd’s love of biology, how modern science was built by people trying to better understand God, and how studying science can actually reinforce, not deteriorate, your faith. Part two will be out in a couple of weeks, so make sure to tune back in to hear about an amazing study abroad trip that he led to the Galapagos Islands. In the meantime, here’s the first part of my conversation with Todd Chandler. Music from #Uppbeat https://uppbeat.io/t/iros-young/rain-of-light License code: R1MFGFNVJWX2TJFA

Thanks for tuning in to the Clear & Present Faith Podcast. Don't forget to like, subscribe, comment, and leave a review for us on your favorite podcast platform. Communication is a two-way process. We speak to God through prayer; He speaks to us through His Word. In this second part of a two-part interview with Andrew Roberts, a preacher in Lutz, FL, we talk about building a habit of daily Bible reading and selecting a Bible for your study. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/iros-young/rain-of-light License code: INTWXXLBRTSTVVPF

Thanks for tuning in to the Clear & Present Faith Podcast. Don't forget to like, subscribe, comment, and leave a review for us on your favorite podcast platform. Communication is a two-way process. We speak to God through prayer; He speaks to us through His Word. In this first part of a two-part interview with Andrew Roberts, a preacher in Lutz, FL, we talk about how God has communicated with His people through the generations and the importance of being exposed to His Word regularly. Don't forget to come back in a couple of weeks for part two! Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/iros-young/rain-of-light License code: KRTKOFLKXBA0DHYB

“Living for God in the every day” is going to require that we have a relationship with Him. And as any so-called expert would tell you, communication is key to a healthy relationship. Our relationship with God is no different. So, we’ll be spending the next few episodes discussing what communication with God looks like, both how we speak to Him and how He speaks to us. To help with the discussion on how we speak to God through prayer, I invited my friend, Edwin Crozier, onto the podcast. Edwin is a gospel preacher in Lutz, FL and authored a book entitled Plugged In: High Voltage Prayer as well as a companion workbook. In this interview, we discuss the purpose of prayer, what it means to be a prayer warrior versus a praying warrior, and what does effective prayer look like. This interview is broken up into three parts, so make sure you listen to all three. Thanks again for tuning in, and here’s my conversation with Edwin Crozier. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/iros-young/rain-of-light License code: LWQ5RYSN2YFR8SID

“Living for God in the every day” is going to require that we have a relationship with Him. And as any so-called expert would tell you, communication is key to a healthy relationship. Our relationship with God is no different. So, we’ll be spending the next few episodes discussing what communication with God looks like, both how we speak to Him and how He speaks to us. To help with the discussion on how we speak to God through prayer, I invited my friend, Edwin Crozier, onto the podcast. Edwin is a gospel preacher in Lutz, FL and authored a book entitled Plugged In: High Voltage Prayer as well as a companion workbook. In this interview, we discuss the purpose of prayer, what it means to be a prayer warrior versus a praying warrior, and what does effective prayer look like. This interview is broken up into three parts, so make sure you listen to all three. Thanks again for tuning in, and here’s my conversation with Edwin Crozier. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/iros-young/rain-of-light License code: TXS385KHSW4MRJPE

“Living for God in the every day” is going to require that we have a relationship with Him. And as any so-called expert would tell you, communication is key to a healthy relationship. Our relationship with God is no different. So, we’ll be spending the next few episodes discussing what communication with God looks like, both how we speak to Him and how He speaks to us. To help with the discussion on how we speak to God through prayer, I invited my friend, Edwin Crozier, onto the podcast. Edwin is a gospel preacher in Lutz, FL and authored a book entitled Plugged In: High Voltage Prayer as well as a companion workbook. In this interview, we discuss the purpose of prayer, what it means to be a prayer warrior versus a praying warrior, and what does effective prayer look like. This interview is broken up into three parts, so make sure you listen to all three. Thanks again for tuning in, and here’s my conversation with Edwin Crozier. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/iros-young/rain-of-light License code: EEQDBQDLZFCAJEXA

When we think about what “living for God in the every day” looks like, I think we have to start with where is our focus? What kinds of things are occupying our thoughts and our time? What provides orientation and direction in our lives? B.J. Sipe is a young gospel preacher in Danville, KY. When I first reached out to him about being our first guest and explained the concept to him, he coined a phrase that I think really encapsulates the theme of the podcast. In order to live for God in the every day, we have to maintain a Godward orientation. In our conversation, we talk about what that looks like and how we can apply it practically in our daily life. This interview will be divided up over two episodes, so make sure you listen to both. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/iros-young/rain-of-light License code: HFJT7SA42LPIPELF

When we think about what “living for God in the every day” looks like, I think we have to start with where is our focus? What kinds of things are occupying our thoughts and our time? What provides orientation and direction in our lives? B.J. Sipe is a young gospel preacher in Danville, KY. When I first reached out to him about being our first guest and explained the concept to him, he coined a phrase that I think really encapsulates the theme of the podcast. In order to live for God in the every day, we have to maintain a Godward orientation. In our conversation, we talk about what that looks like and how we can apply it practically in our daily life. This interview will be divided up over two episodes, so make sure you listen to both. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/iros-young/rain-of-light License code: JMBV9SZ1UJDSP0GW

Welcome to the Clear & Present Faith Podcast (CPF) where we have conversations with people about how they live their faith in the every day. In this introductory episode, you'll get a brief introduction to our host as we give you a preview of the kind of content we'll be releasing on CPF. We hope that you'll like, subscribe, and share the podcast with your friends and family. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/iros-young/rain-of-light License code: ITEBCQKFDZH4EWEH