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Hosted by Jesse Parker, Tommy Niblack · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 173 episodes
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Pastors Tommy Niblack and Jesse Parker, along with occasional special guests, tackle relevant and challenging issues facing Christians and the Church in a fresh and casual, barbershop-style dialogue.
Jesse Parker, Tommy Niblack hosts The Faith Chair, a religion show with 173 episodes published.
In this final episode of Season 8, Tommy and I conclude our discussion of a phrase and idea that we've all probably heard a hundred times: "I'm done with Church." But what do people really mean when they say that? Are th
Over the final two episodes of Season 8, Tommy and I discuss a phrase and idea that we've all probably heard a hundred times: "I'm done with Church." But what do people really mean when they say that? Are they done with
In this episode, Tommy is joined once again by Pastor Travis McCool of Table Gathering as they conclude their discussion about changing our ministry paradigms by exploring how our destination dictates our direction. Hope
In this episode, experience something new on The Faith Chair with the very first episode ever done without Jesse. Tommy is joined once again by Pastor Travis McCool of Table Gathering as they discuss changing our ministr
We welcome Pastor Travis McCool back for Part 3 of another three-part conversation. Our topic in this round is what is the Gospel? How do we define it? And how does that influence how we try to "preach" it? All that and
We welcome Pastor Travis McCool back for Part 2 of another three-part conversation. Our topic in this round is what is the Gospel? How do we define it? And how does that influence how we try to "preach" it? All that and
We welcome Pastor Travis McCool back for another three-part conversation, and our topic in this round is what is the Gospel? How do we define it? And how does that influence how we try to "preach" it? All that and more!
In part 3 of this this 3-part conversation, Tommy and I are joined by Travis McCool, pastor of Table Gathering to have a truly barbershop-style conversation on topics ranging all across the church experience. Hope you're
In part 2 of this this 3-part conversation, Tommy and I are joined by Travis McCool, pastor of Table Gathering to have a truly barbershop-style conversation on topics ranging all across the church experience. Hope you're
In part 1 of this this 3-part conversation, Tommy and I are joined by Travis McCool, pastor of Table Gathering to have a truly barbershop-style conversation on topics ranging all across the church experience. Hope you're
In this episode, Tommy and I conclude our attempt to tackle a subject that is a little ironic for us podcasters: the biblical mandate that believers be quick to listen and slow to speak. Current events tells us church cu
In this episode, Tommy and I tackle Part 1 of a subject that is a little ironic for us podcasters: the biblical mandate that believers be quick to listen and slow to speak. Current events tells us church culture seems to
In the second part of this conversation, Tommy and I conclude our discussion about the culture of personality assessments that has risen in recent years in popular culture, business, and in the Church. Are they good? Bad
In this two-part conversation, Tommy and I discuss the culture of personality assessments that has risen in recent years in popular culture, business, and in the Church. Are they good? Bad? Biblical? All that and more ov
In the second part of this two-part conversation, Tommy and I dive into answering a vital question that is often over-looked or assumed - what is the power of God? What isn't the power of God? How can we tell? NOTICE: we
In this two-part conversation, Tommy and I dive into answering a vital question that is often over-looked or assumed - what is the power of God? What isn't the power of God? How can we tell? All that and more in part 1 o
In the second half of this two-part conversation, Tommy and I dig into what it means to be the Body of Christ? We take the viewpoint of Romans 12:5 that says that we "belong to one another." What does that mean? Who is a
In this two-part conversation, Tommy and I dig into what it means to be the Body of Christ? We take the viewpoint of Romans 12:5 that says that we "belong to one another." What does that mean? Who is a part of the Body?
In this episode, Tommy and I discuss the elephant in the room: what is really at the root of the broken record that is leadership failures in church? Is it church culture? Is it the personality type of leaders? Is it jus
In this episode, Tommy and I discuss the elephant in the room: what is really at the root of the broken record that is leadership failures in church? Is it church culture? Is it the personality type of leaders? Is it jus
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The Faith Chair is hosted by Jesse Parker, Tommy Niblack. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 173 episodes.
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