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Walk The WayWalk By The Spirit ep. 18On this episode of walk the way, Isaac and Kelton talk about what it means to walk by the spirit.
Walking by the Spirit isn’t mystical—it’s obedient.
This podcast is about living a faith that actually shows up in your decisions, your relationships, and your everyday life. We talk about what it means to walk by the Spirit instead of the flesh, to listen when God nudges, and to follow Jesus even when it costs comfort. No fluff. Just real conversations about surrender, discipline, and trusting God step by step.
2026-01-2732 min
New Books in LiteratureDavid Elias, "Into the D-Ark" (Radiant Press, 2025)In this NBN episode, NBN host Hollay Ghadery speaks with acclaimed Manitoba author David Elias about his new novel, Into the D/Ark (Radiant Press, 2025).
Rose Martens struggles with the aftermath of a terrible fire that has left her sons, Jake and Isaac, horribly disfigured. The boys have gone to live in an abandoned house they’ve named Bachelor’s Paradise, where they spend all their time watching American network television. Their father Clarence works day and night in his blacksmith shop, producing bizarre metallic creations no one can make any sense of. Martha Wiebe returns to the s...
2025-12-2154 min
Walk The WayFaith and Politics: Turning Point at MSUWhen Turning Point USA rolled into Montana State, everyone seemed to see something different—some saw courage, others controversy. In this episode, we look past the optics to ask: what does it say about the way we see each other? Are we too focused on the image to notice the humanity? Join us as we unpack the “optical divide” through the lens of faith, perception, and truth.
2025-11-0738 min
Walk The WayFaith and Politics: Turning point at MSUWhen Turning Point USA rolled into Montana State, everyone seemed to see something different—some saw courage, others controversy. In this episode, we look past the optics to ask: what does it say about the way we see each other? Are we too focused on the image to notice the humanity? Join us as we unpack the “optical divide” through the lens of faith, perception, and truth.
2025-11-0755 min
Walk The WayFaith Beyond Borders: Story Behind Disciple Trips With Jeff SmithJoin us on this episode as we sit down with Jeff Smith, founder and director of DiscipleTrips, a short-term missions ministry launched in 2011. We explore how Jeff’s experiences as a third-culture kid and longtime ministry leader shaped his vision to “take disciples to make disciples,” turning ordinary trips into spiritual journeys. We’ll talk about the challenges of mission planning, stories of lives changed on the field, and how mission trips can deepen faith long after “return day.”
Link / More Info: DiscipleTrips official site: https://www.discipletrips.com/
2025-10-0355 min
Walk The WayFaith In The Chair: A Barber's Walk of the WayIn this episode of Walk the Way, we pull up a chair in the barber shop—not just for a haircut, but for some honest conversation. We chat with a barber who shares how faith shows up in the everyday rhythms of his craft, from listening to customers’ stories to finding Christ’s presence in the hum of clippers and the sweep of the floor. His journey of walking the way isn’t about a stage or a pulpit, but about steady hands, open ears, and a life trimmed by grace.
2025-09-2639 min
Gardeners' CornerGrow your own fly trap, Isaac Newton’s apple and the allotments with a viewDavid travels to the award winning Farmyard Nurseries in Carmarthenshire where Richard Bramley shows him the large collection of fly eating Sarracenia. Greg Sachno reveals how he’s created a small garden orchard on the windswept Ards Peninsula. It includes an apple unique to the local area called Ecklinville seedling and an apple genetically linked to the very one Isaac Newton sat under when he started thinking about gravity. On White Mountain, David visits Little Green Allotments, a diverse community of keen growers who are producing their own organic food. In studio Claire McNally joins David with seasonal inspiration an...
2025-08-3056 min
Walk The WayFaith Journeys Series: JRR TolkienWhat does Frodo’s burden, Sam’s loyalty, and Aragorn’s calling have to do with following Jesus? In this episode, we step into Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings and uncover how its themes of temptation, sacrifice, fellowship, and hope mirror the Christian walk. Just as Middle-earth’s heroes press on through darkness toward the light, we too are called to keep walking the way of Christ.
2025-08-1738 min
Walk The WayThe Secret Place: How to Hear God’s Voice, See His Visions, and Step into Your CallingWhat happens when you meet God in the secret place? In this episode of Walk the Way, we talk about hearing God’s voice, receiving visions, and the courage it takes to accept your calling. If you’re wondering if God is speaking to you — or if it’s time to finally say yes — this one’s for you.
2025-06-1350 min
Walk The WayFaith, Lacrosse, And Leadership FT. Host of The Armor, The AthleteThis week on Walk the Way, we sit down with Melaina, D1 lacrosse player and host of The Armor The Athlete, for an early morning conversation at Mukai you won’t want to miss. Melaina opens up about her faith journey—from first coming to know Jesus to learning how to walk with Him through the highs and lows of college athletics.
We talk about what it means to follow Christ in a competitive environment, how faith shapes identity and performance on and off the field, and how spiritual discipline plays a role in staying grounded as a student-athlete. Melaina also...
2025-06-0628 min
Walk The WayBridging The Gap: Walking with Jesus in a Changing BozemanIn this episode of Walk the Way, we dive into what it means to walk in the way of Jesus—right here in the real world.
Meet Gillian, a passionate educator whose story begins in a Spanish class at MSU, where she met Isaac. From classrooms to church pews, Gillian shares how her faith shapes her work with students from all walks of life.
We explore questions like:
How does following Jesus impact the way we teach, serve, and welcome others?
What does it look like to love your neighbor in a town like Bozeman—especially when your neighbor is new...
2025-05-3051 min
Walk The WayLaw and Leadership FT. Dan SpringerIn this episode, we sit down with Sheriff Dan Springer to talk about life behind the badge. From the challenges of modern law enforcement to the personal convictions that guide his leadership, this conversation goes beyond the uniform. We explore what justice, community, and service mean on—and off—the clock. Whether you’re curious about law enforcement or passionate about public service, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.
2025-05-0449 min
Walk The WayProfessing In Your ProfessionLet’s face it—clocking in on Monday doesn’t usually feel like holy ground. But what if your 9-to-5 is actually sacred space? In this episode, we talk about what it means to profess Christ right where you are—whether you’re in a cubicle, behind a counter, or on a construction site. No pulpits required. We’ll explore how your daily grind can reflect God’s glory, how excellence in your work can preach louder than words, and why you don’t have to slap a fish sticker on your laptop to be a witness. Join us as we walk the way…...
2025-04-0544 min
Walk The WayA Family with All Things in CommonJoin us as we dive into the remarkable story of the early church—a community that lived out a profound family-like bond rooted in sharing, unity, and purpose. In this podcast, we explore surprising insights from Acts 2, where believers held all things in common and created a space where people from diverse nations and languages came together with a shared identity.
Each episode unpacks one of the four foundational elements that defined this early church family:
• The Apostles’ Teaching: Discover how the legacy of Jesus’ words and actions, now enshrined in the Bible, became the cornerstone of a community committed to livin...
2025-03-0138 min
Walk The WaySharing The Truth In LoveWhat if evangelism isn’t about duty, pressure, or persuasion—but about joy? In this episode of Walk the Way, we dive into the true nature of sharing the gospel, not as a chore, but as an overflow of delight in Christ.
We’ll explore why humans naturally share good news, how C.S. Lewis connects joy with proclamation, and what makes the gospel distinct from any other good news. We’ll also break down common misconceptions—no, evangelism isn’t a recruitment drive—and highlight the importance of listening, meeting people where they are, and speaking to their real struggles.
Wit...
2025-02-1948 min
Walk The WayIs Christian Theology and Doctrine Even Relevant?With countless Christian denominations and differing doctrines, theology can feel like a tangled mess—complicated, divisive, and, let’s be honest, sometimes exhausting. If doctrine is supposed to unite believers, why does it so often seem to do the opposite?
Walk the Way dives into the role of theology and doctrine in Christian unity and everyday life. We’ll break down key terms, explore church history, and tackle tough questions: What beliefs are essential for unity? How does doctrine shape the way we live? And what happens when theology becomes just head knowledge without heart transformation?
Through Scripture, history, and real-l...
2025-01-3141 min
Walk The WayFaith & Politics Part 2: The Problems with Both SidesWelcome to Walk the Way, where we tiptoe through the minefield of modern politics with grace—or at least without blowing up completely. Today, we’re calling out the left for their toxic apathy, the right for their lone wolf syndrome, and everyone in between for pretending it’s fine. Spoiler: It’s not. Stick around; this is gonna be fun… or at least uncomfortable. here is the link to allie stuckey's book. Order Now! https://www.toxicempathy.com/. also find her on audible and spotify.
2024-11-3046 min
Walk The WayTruth Behind Scripture: Part 2Ever wondered if the Bible we read today is the same as the ancient texts?
In this episode of Walk the Way, we dive into the centuries of edits, translations, and decisions that have shaped the Bible we know.
Join us as we explore what these changes mean for our faith and how to navigate a text that has stood the test of time and human hands alike.
2024-11-231h 01
Walk The WayLost And Found: A Story of Faith, Fallouts, and Second ChancesIn this episode of Walk The Way, we dive into the powerful story of faith, rebellion and redemption. Our guest, Pablo, grew up immersed in the Chirstian faith, only to fall away in a whirlwind of alcohol, dangerous choices and a near-deportation that changed everything. Join us as we explore the highs and lows of his journey and the unexpected path that led Pablo back to faith. This raw and honest conversation reveals the resilience of the human spirit and the grace of God that guides us back- even when we've lost our way.
2024-11-0239 min
Walk The WayGrace Through Grief - A journey of Loss and Redemption Ft. Jimitri GreenJoin us on episode where we explore the profound journeys of individuals who have faced life’s most challenging trials. Featuring the powerful story of Jimitri Green, a man who rose from a troubled upbringing only to endure the unimaginable heartbreak of losing his firstborn child. Through raw and honest conversations, we journey through pain, resilience, and the pursuit of redemption. Jimitri’s story, along with others, is a testament to the grace and hope that can be found even in life’s darkest moments. Discover how beauty can rise from the ashes of tragedy.
2024-10-161h 11
Walk The WayMyth#1: All Christians Are Anti-ScienceOn this episode of Walk the Way, Isaac and I take on the age-old myth that all Christians are anti-science. Spoiler alert: we’re not living in the Dark Ages. From the wonders of the universe to the intricacies of DNA, we explore how science and faith aren’t bitter rivals but rather two sides of the same awe-inspiring coin. Join us as we break down the stereotypes and show how following Christ doesn’t mean abandoning your brain cells
2024-10-0459 min
Walk The WayFormer Feminist Finds The Way ft. Elizabeth LambertIn this powerful episode, we hear the raw and heartfelt testimony of a woman who endured the unimaginable pain of sexual abuse and once identified as a staunch feminist. In the midst of her suffering, she found herself questioning everything she believed in—until she encountered the transformative love of God. Her journey from trauma to spiritual healing reveals how faith can offer hope, redemption, and a renewed sense of purpose. Join us as she courageously shares her story of overcoming darkness through the grace and mercy of Jesus Christ.
2024-09-2635 min
Walk The WayThe Truth Behind Scripture : Part 1In this episode of Walk the Way, we dive into one of the most foundational questions of the Christian faith: Is the Bible true? We'll explore the reliability of Scripture, examining both its historical credibility and its spiritual authority. But beyond that, we’ll tackle the deeper question of 'What is truth?' and how understanding biblical truth shapes our faith and daily walk with Christ. Join us as we unpack the meaning and significance of God's Word in our lives today.
2024-09-1345 min
Did That Really Happen?The Siege of JadotvilleThis week we're traveling back to 1960s Congo with The Siege of Jadotville! Join us as we learn about General Tshombe, Dag Hammarsjkold, UN forces in Jadotville, uranium mining, and more! Sources: Frank Swain, "The forgotten mine that built the atomic bomb," BBC (2020). https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20200803-the-forgotten-mine-that-built-the-atomic-bomb Moore, W. Robert. "White Magic in the Belgian Congo: Tribesmen Mine Uranium, Run Machines, Study Modern Medicine as Booming Trade Opens Up the Vast Colony's Resources." National Geographic Magazine, March 1952, [321]+. National Geographic Virtual Library (accessed August 1, 2024). Susan Williams, "How a rich uranium mine t...
2024-09-091h 19
Walk The WayThe Journey Of Natural Birth ft. EzerbirthIn this enlightening episode of **Walk the Way**, we dive deep into the world of natural birth with our special guest from EzerBirth(https://www.instagram.com/ezerbirth?igsh=M21mdmphb2dwbHA1). We explore the empowering experience of natural childbirth, the benefits, and the challenges that come with it. Our guest shares their expert insights, personal stories, and practical advice for expectant mothers considering a natural birth. Whether you're a mother-to-be, a birth partner, or simply curious about the natural birth process, this episode provides valuable information and inspiration. Join us as we learn about the journey of bringing new...
2024-09-061h 08
Walk The WayFaith & PoliticsIn this thought-provoking episode of "Walk the Way," we dive into the complex relationship between faith and politics. How do we, as individuals of faith, engage in political discourse while staying true to our spiritual convictions? Can our beliefs coexist with the demands and intricacies of modern politics, or are they at odds? Join us as we explore these questions with a panel of experts and thought leaders who provide diverse perspectives on balancing religious values with civic duties. Whether you’re passionate about politics, deeply rooted in faith, or somewhere in between, this episode offers valuable insights into navigating th...
2024-09-0159 min
Billings Church of Christ Sermon Podcast"Redemption"This episode is the final lesson presented by Isaac McNally during the 2023 Billings Youth Rally. October 22, 2023
2023-10-3046 min
Obstacle Running Adventures293. Spartan New England Super and Sprint with Elites!Mike went up to Louden, New Hampshire to cover the New England Spartan Super and Sprint. Since it was the weekend of his 10 year OCR anniversary he figured he would give the course a go as well and he is glad that he did! He was working on the Instagram story for the podcast as well as for The OCR Report while doing interviews but the show always comes first! Check down below to see the three different sections of interviews that were done this weekend and enjoy the episode! 0:00 - 3:00 - Intro
2022-08-151h 08
The Ethanol ReportEthanol Report 2-25-22This edition of The Ethanol Report includes some of the highlights of the 2022 NEC. Hear from Renewable Fuels Association president and CEO Geoff Cooper, Chairperson Jeanne McCaherty of Guardian Energy, EPA Office of Transportation and Air Quality Director Sarah Dunham, lifecycle analysis expert Isaac Emery, Volkswagen Latin America's Pablo Di Si, author and energy consultant Bob McNally, Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack, Lanzajet CEO Jimmy Samartzis, GEVO Chief Commercial Officer Tim Cesarek, and National Corn Growers Association president Chris Edgington.
2022-02-2518 min
sorry to podcast thisBlood and Money (w/ David McNally)Danielle Holland and Matt Wittman get into Florida Governor DeSantis, legal crackdowns on BLM protestors, and ICE's forced hysterectomies. Then, the Cullen Distinguished Professor of History and Business at the University of Houston, an editor of Spectre journal, and author of seven books, including Blood and Money: War, Slavery, Finance and Empire, David McNally joins #STPT in conversation. They explore the history of capitalism and money as rooted in domination and oppression and discover that Isaac Newton was a cop. And, as always, stay for #sorrynotsorry. sorrytopodcastthis.com--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to...
2020-09-231h 29
Lo mejor de La Hora Del TaxiBanda Sonora..: Piratas del Caribe, la Maldición de la Perla Negra - Klaus Badelt y Hans Zimmer- Título original: Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl
- Año: 2003
- País: Estados Unidos
- Productora: Walt Disney Pictures / Jerry Bruckheimer Films
- Género: Aventuras. Fantástico. Comedia. Acción | Piratas. Aventuras marinas. Sobrenatural. Capa y espada. Siglo XVIII
- Director: Gore Verbinski
- Guión: Ted Elliott & Terry Rossio (Historia: Ted Elliott, Terry Rossio, Stuart Beattie, Jay Wolpert)
- Reparto: Johnny Depp, Geoffrey Rush, Orlando Bloom, Keira Knightley, Jonathan Pryce, Mackenzie Crook, Kevin McNally, Jack Davenport, Lee Arenberg, Zoe Saldana, Giles New, Angus Barnett, Damian O'Hare, Treva Etienne, David Bailie, Michael Berry J...
2014-09-1106 min