On this episode I wanted to share part 1 of my favorite sermon of the year which was a sermon preached by brother Aaron McGeary preached back in October at the Men’s Meetings held in Hickory North Carolina. It was a sermon dedicated to all husbands, fathers, pastors, ministers, but it easily applies for any believer today both man, woman, and child.
On this episode we talk about the importance of us as parents to listen to our teenage children first before we speak to them, because they want to be heard.
I also continue with part 2 of my interview with my oldest daughter Sarah Isabella Urrego (Bella) about the challenges she has faced going to public school and what she has done to overcome these challenges.
I came across an audio of a nominal preacher from Africa named Archbishop Duncan Williams. In this audio he is admonishing about the importance of making prayer a lifestyle. It really challenged me and made me see prayer in a different light.
On this episode we talk about the importance of us as parents to listen to our teenage children as well as setting the right atmosphere in the home for everyone to grow spiritually. I also start with part 1 of my interview with my oldest daughter Bella about the challenges she has faced going to public school and what she has done to overcome these challenges.
On this episode we continue with part 2 of our conversation with brother Stephen Coffey, son of bro. Barry Coffey who currently pastors at Hickory Bible Tabernacle in Hickory, North Carolina. Bro. Stephen is also a minister there at the church and is also involved in mission work in South Korea. On this second part of the interview we talk in depth with him about:
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