Conversations with Justin Cassidy: Recent Episodes
Justin Cassidy
The official podcast of pastor and student, Justin Cassidy. The thoughts and opinions shared are my own and do not necessarily reflect the views of my employer.
Justin and Mikelle read Galatians 1 and make observations and applications along the way.
0:00 Introduction
0:55 About Galatians
2:40 Galatians 1:1-5 1
5:20 Galatians 1:6-10
23:10 Galatians 1:11-24
Mikelle and Justin talk about 1 Peter 1:3-12. This is a beautiful passage that encourages the Christian to set their faith in Jesus Christ and receive the joy that comes with the resurrected Jesus.
Dr. Dan Russell is the local director of CEF Franklin and Fulton County and a professor at the Liberty University. Formerly, he served as a missionary in the Philippines. He has an incredible passion to see the lost come to know Jesus. Dr. Dan is the single most influential spiritual mentor in the life of the Justin Cassidy. Dr. Dan is Paul to Justin's Timothy, if Timothy drank protein shakes and watched pro wrestling.
Alex Shuttleworth is the Rector at Christ Church Fox Chapel. Alex was ordained in the Church of England, he has degrees in theology from Bristol and Canterbury Universities. His British accent is worth the listen alone! In this episode Anglicanism, end times, and unity among the saints are highlighted topics.
Bekah Locke is a Network Pastor at Crossroads Church and Admissions Counselor at Geneva College. Her undergraduate degree is in Biblical Studies and she is currently pursuing a M.B.A.
Justin talks with the wonderful Jo Burkholder. Jo Burkholder served 35 year career at PPG as a Senior Chemist, Business Process Manager, and Data Team Lead for Springdale Plant’s Oracle Conversion before retiring to work with three non-profits. Jo serves as a board member at Crossroads Church, State Certified Trainer for NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) Family Support Groups, and Experienced Family Connections Course Leader at NEABPD (National Education Alliance for Borderline Personality Disorder).