Overcoming Monday With Sharie King

Dr. Robert Canoy who is Dean of the GWU School of Divinity discusses how Mark portrays Jesus in his gospel and how this illuminates our understanding of the Christmas story.  

Dr. Robert Canoy, Dean Gardner-Webb School of Divinity, and Sharie discuss Matthew’s overall portrayal of Jesus in his gospel as well as how this enlightens our understanding of the Christmas story in this gospel.

Sharon Miller is a speaker, writer and co-pastors Bright City Church with her husband, Ike. In this episode, Sharon shares her top 3 struggles, joys and desires in church planting.    

Whitney Sullivan, a multi-platform producer and news anchor for for WLTX-TV in Columbia, SC.  She shares her Top 3 tips on being a communicator, the favorite place she's ever visited, and on creating community with an insane work schedule.

Charla Maarschalk was born in Newfoundland, Canada and is a Kelowna based artist. She is known for her large scale gestural Faces that explore the layers of the human identity. Charla shares about how she began her art journey, her mentors and the inspiration behind her art.

Mykel Perdue is a singer and songwriter. He lives in Greenville, SC and serves as a worship pastor at NewSpring Church. He shares his primary musical influences, the favorite song he has written and his biggest dream as a musician.

Darien Rencher and Jay Urich who are football players for Clemson University and University of South Carolina respectively, offer their top advice on how being Christian athletes as well as a positive perspective on college and life.

Jason and Laken Cizdziel, church planters in Papau New Guinea, tell us about their top mentoring moment, missionary story and lesson learned.

Chelsea Crocket became a the “youtube and social media sensation” as a teenager. Her ministry involves positively engaging people online in a Jesus loving way. In this episode, Chelsea gives newlywed, writing, and social media advice. 

Sharie and Dr. Brad Embry, one of her professors from Regent University discuss the OT theme of monarchy and the difficult subject of war in the Bible.

This is a group discussion between Sharie and Jacob King, Bianca Dragul and Justin Harrison about how to have everyday conversations about the Bible. Not every person has the same comfort level talking about God and the Bible, so this episode provides practical ways to engage others.

Sharie and Jess discuss what it means for scripture to be taken out of context and why this damages our theology. Jess provides practical tips which she uses for personal and group study in the studies she developed for her ministry The Kindred Collective. This audio podcast is also part of a video resource available on CKM’s resource page Jess Brock and The Kindred Collective, www.thekindred-collective.com

Sharie and Sarah Randolf (a CKM staff member) discuss the theme of servanthood in the Bible, Jesus as the suffering servant, other Biblical examples, and why our culture needs more examples of servanthood. Scriptures on Servant Nature of the Trinity: Exodus 25:8; 29:45-4; Zch 2:10-11, Lev. 26:9-13; John 3:16-21; John 14:10;14:15-17; 14:26; John 14:15-17. Other Scriptural references: John 12:23-26; John 3:30; Luke 20:45-47; Mark 9:35

Sharie and Clayton share how our obedience and to study of the Word opens the door for the Holy Spirit to speak to us and gives us power to be transformed into the likeness of Jesus. Links in Podcast: Introduction to Biblical Interpretation by Klein, Blomberg and Hubbard, Romans 5:1-5, Bible Hub Search 

The phrase biblical interpretation can sound scary, but it is one of the most important concepts to learn in order to obtain an accurate and useful interpretation of the Word of God. Sharie and Shawna talk about why biblical interpretation matters, the consequences of bad interpretation, and provide some useful tips for correct understanding. Scriptures and Resources: Luke 24:1-27, Introduction to Biblical Interpretation  by Klein, Blomberg and Hubbard

Christians are often encouraged, “just read the Bible and God will speak to you.” But there are many factors which make the Bible difficult to understand. This episode discusses the origin of the Bible, the hurdles modern readers face, and provides instruction for the everyday modern reader.

Sharie and Clayton King were invited by Dr. Joseph and Freda Serwadda to preach at the National Passover Celebration in the Mandela National Stadium in Namboole Kampala. This was one of the largest gatherings which Clayton and Sharie have ever spoken. After Sharie spoke, she discovered that she was the first female to ever speak at this event! Crazy! Thank you Eric Newberry for believing in us and for introducing us to the Serwaddas!

Jayla Jones, Tucker Ficklin and Tyler Jenkins discuss the single life and how to create community. These three friends are living with purpose and on purpose and have created a beautiful community of single friends who are passionate about loving life and serving Jesus. Jayla served on Crossroads Summer Camp Staff, Tucker was a graphic designer for Clayton King Ministries and Tyler Jenkins is on staff at New Spring Church.

Newlyweds Ava and John York share some Christ-centered engagement advice. Ava, who is a worship leader, and John, who is an Analytical Consultant in Global Financial Crimes, share their story of falling in love, dating, and engagement. Subjects discussed in this podcast include: when to talk about marriage in dating, successes and mistakes in engagement, unexpected expectations, personality differences and a bunch of engagement advice.