Skillman Church Of Christ's Podcast

Today on the Gram, Makenna has a conversation with her friend and fellow Young Life leader, Grady Dill. Grady shares about his experience being "The Loyalist" not being overcome by fear, looking towards authority figures, and why campsites aren't his best friend. Stay tuned for their crime podcast coming soon! You have to listen to find out what that's all about.

Join us this week as we share in a conversation with Alan and June Martin on Galatians 3, the role of the Law, quoting Scripture, faith in Jesus, how do we interpret passages about women's roles, and much more. 

Today, on the Enneagram podcast, Makenna interviews her friend and co-minister, Shalene Valentine. Shalene shares about her experience being "The Investigator" in times of financial instability, the joy she has working with "littles," and the way her media background and love for music ties into her creative four wing. You won't want to miss it!

During an exegetical study on the book of Galatians, we will cover what we can on Sunday morning, then tackle the remaining verses in a podcast episode. Listen in to Jake and John Mark's discussion on Galatians 2.

This week, on the Enneagram podcast, Makenna interviews her friend and recent Harding graduate, Julia Stephenson. Julia shares about her experience in what she hates be to called, "The Romantic." Join in as she talks about living in melancholy, how the vibes can really make a difference, and why Instagram is something she is no longer a big fan of.

Sermon on Galatians 2:1-10 during online worship service with the Skillman Church of Christ on November 15, 2020. Speaker is Jake Jacobson.

During an exegetical study on the book of Galatians, we will cover what we can on Sunday morning, then tackle the remaining verses in a podcast episode.  Listen in to Jake and John Mark's discussion on Galatians 1.

Sermon on Galatians 1:1-10 during Outdoor Worship Service with the Skillman Church of Christ Nov. 8, 2020.  Speaker is John Mark Davidson. 

Today, on the Enneagram podcast, Makenna has a conversation with her friend and fellow minister, Erica Valerio. Both identifying as "The Performer," they are able to share the similarities and differences they each have in number 3. "Do I need to be liked? Absolutely not. I like to be liked. I enjoy being liked. I have to be liked. But it's not like this compulsive need to be liked, like my need to be praised." - Michael Scott (an unhealthy 3)

Today on the gram Makenna has a conversation with her spiritual director and dear friend, Betsy Stratton. As an Enneagram great grandchild of Richard Rohr, Betsy is an expert. She shares her knowledge and wisdom of what it's like to be "The Helper" and how she has done work on this for over six years to live in healthy space. This is definitely an episode you won't want to miss!

As we conclude our sermon series on Being Known By Our Love,  John Mark Davidson explores the power of love. Love is not a supporting actor, it is the bread and the butter of the Christian way of life.  Love has the power to stop the chain of evil and darkness, love has the power to give life, and love has redemptive power. 

Today, on the Enneagram podcast, Makenna interviews her good friend and former intern, Sarah Heflin. Listen in as Sarah shares her experience in being "The Perfectionist" at home with her family, at school with her students, and with the voice inside her head played by Ingrid de Forest. 

This week on the Enneagram podcast, Makenna Miller interviews one of her best friends and college roommates, Mallory Williams. Mallory shares about what it is like being a nine with the paralyzing fear of making a decision, the need to avoid conflict at all costs, and the way nines cope with numbing behaviors. Join these two as they giggle their way through a discussion on "The Peacemaker."

Today, on the Enneagram podcast, Makenna Miller interviews her brother, a self-professing type 8 on the Enneagram. Join us this week to learn about the gut triad, what makes an 8 an 8, and other curiosities about "the Challenger."

Join us this week as we introduce the Enneagram, types, personality traits, and Jesus. Hosted by Makenna Miller.

As we begin our new series on Love, we take a look at the first two verses of 1 Corinthians 13. We see two things of what love is NOT.  Love should not be confused with talent.  Paul writes that if someone speaks in the tongue or has the gift of prophecy, has a faith that can move mountains, but do not have love, they are nothing.  In the same way, we see that love is NOT empty acts of service.  Paul writes that if one gives all they possess to the poor, gives over their body to hardship but does not have love, they gain nothing.  Love is something deeper.  It is an internal manifestation of the spirit that breeds patience, kindness,  it does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud, it does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs.” According to Paul, “Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth.  It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.  Love never fails.” We can see what love is through the example of Je

Guest speaker, and former preacher at Skillman, Joel Sanchez kicks off our season of being known by love with a powerful message on John 13:35.

We are all citizens of God's kingdom and Jesus is our King.  To close out our series on the Kingdom of Heaven, John Mark Davidson looks at Mark 12:13-17 about the time when Jesus is asked by the Pharisees and the Herodians whether or not it is lawful to pay taxes to Caesar.  Listen in to how Jesus responds and the implications to where we place our ultimate loyalty and allegiance.  

Listen in to a discussion with some of the Skillman elders about the theme of The Kingdom of Heaven found in Scripture. 

This week, Jake begins a new series that will close out the season of the year that we are calling Advocate Hope and will help lead us into the next season--Being Known by Love.