HSF Conversations: Tell Us About Your Sermon Prep with Ed Goode and Daniel Mann
In this episode of HSF Conversations, we continue our occasional series “Tell Us About Your Preaching” by discussing sermon preparation with pastors and church planters Ed Goode and Daniel Mann. Ed serves as pastor of the Bridge Church in Champaign, IL, and Daniel pastors the Living Hope Free Will Baptist Church in Skokie, IL. Tune in to hear Ed and Daniel discuss how they develop their sermons, how they choose resources...
Recommended Books (Spring 2024)
Setting plans for your summer vacation, and need some good reads to take with you? Weary of reading the same old genre for work or school? We would like to recommend some fresh options for you from our recent reading. Some of our latest favorite reads were just published, while others are hundreds of years old. Regardless, we think you will find something of benefit here. Below, you will find reading suggestions from our group that...
HSF Conversations: On Homeschooling
In this episode of HSF Conversations, contributor and associate editor Rebekah Zuniga interviews Megan Morgan (wife of contributor Phillip Morgan) about her experience homeschooling her five children. After graduating with a bachelor’s degree in special education, Megan went on to homeschool her first child starting at the preschool level. Now that her first is a fifth grader and since adding four more little ones to the mix, Megan...
HSF Conversations: On Feminism and Womanhood with Carrie Gress
In this episode of HSF Conversations, we are delighted and honored to talk with Dr. Carrie Gress. A homeschooling mother of five and fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center in Washington D.C., Dr. Gress holds a Ph.D. in philosophy from the Catholic University of America where she also serves as a scholar for the Institute of Human Ecology. She has written ten books and numerous articles for outlets such as Fox News, The Daily...
Interviews on Christians in Culture
Last year three members from the HSF were involved in the publication of Christians in Culture, available at Amazon and Welch College Press. In recent months, Chris Talbot and Matthew Steven Bracey have had several interviews about the book in outlets including Colson Center, Better Together, and Everyday Theology. We commend them to you for your reference.
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