June 24, 2010 – Last Show (Andrew Brown Interview)
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Interview with Andrew Brown, Youth Pastor at Davis Christian Assembly. Andrew is working on getting his credentials as a full time minister while working full time. He is a witness to co-workers and friends outside the church. He as been leading the youth ministry at DCA faithfully for a few years now with his wife Jami.
Andrew is a father of a 4 year old girl named Natalya and twin 2 year old girls Victoria and Julianna. Being a father has changed his life and perspective. He has really noticed how people change after becoming parents, especially in fatherhood, including his co-workers. Pastor Jonathan and Andrew discuss this transformation and how much more we mean to our Heavenly Father who loves us so much He gave His Son for us.
Calls from Pastor Jonathan’s children & Andrew’s co-workers.
Concluded in prayer and thanked the audience for listening, and tuning in the last 13 weeks.
Signing off and praying that God bless you and keep you near. The closer you get to true love, the closer you get to God; the closer you get to God, the closer you get to true love. Remember the Kingdom of God is near, and that IS the Good News!
Hope that Helps!
Thank you for listening.
This last one was a really lively, hope-generating show. I miss “Hope that Helps”…my Thursdays are not the same.
Still, there is no adequate substitute for the lively multi-dimensional, sensitive eye-to-eye (and eyebrow-raising), 90% visually expressive, tactile, spatial, physically demanding, many-directional, alert immediate audience-speaker response to the presence of Jesus manifest in His family gatherings, fully participating in worship, fellowship, feasting on the Word and supernatural Holy-Spirit-prompted ministry. Whew! That’s my hope.
See y’all in church!
Final thoughts:
I hope new people actually will come to church, a good way to get closer to
God, and closer to True Love. When they come to Davis Christian Assembly, they will notice that you are gifted to communicate with your face and hands as well as your voice. In a room full of live people, you are confident and animated. We need to be there. We need to see all the love of Jesus shining through.
Even with a concise plan, you could use more time to fully develop and complete the truths you want to communicate. Half an hour of radio just might be too small of a (electric) vehicle for the Zachariou-normal trip. By faith I see you working with very large mountain-moving equipment! Giant tractors, plows, seed-drillers, harvesters, threshers! God will supply. I took hope from Isaiah 41:10-20 when I read it this morning. This strengthening word from God is also for you.
Thankfully,
Sue