7 episodes
The Transmit Podcast Matthew Carpenter
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- Religion & Spirituality
I am currently an Information Technology Instructor (18 years) on the Junior High and High School Level. I served as a full-time and part-time Pastor for over 25 years and I am now retired from that line of service.
I have had a passion to share with people from a very early age. Sometimes it can be confused with ego, but I have never shared from that point of reference. I have always wanted to share in order to help, encourage, and hopefully bring a person closer to God.
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Episode 6 - Nothing Beats a Healthy Heart
My heart problems began several years ago and I realized that we all have a heart problem in the eyes of God.
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Episode 5 - Book Talk 1
A look at some recently read books. A global pandemic gives us a plethora of free time in order to read. I will share three recently read books for you to check out.
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Episode 4 - My Top Ten Albums - Part 2
Music is very personal and touches all of us differently. In a sense, these 10 albums are the soundtrack to my life. I hope you might find a new listen from these as well.
Episode 4 features my Top 5 of all-time!
Let me know what albums you would add to your list! -
Episode 3.5 - My Top Ten Albums - Part 1
A slight change in direction for the podcast as I share the first part of my Top Ten Favorite Albums list.
Music is very personal and touches all of us differently. In a sense, these 10 albums are the soundtrack to my life. I hope you might find a new listen from these as well. Let me know what albums you would add to your list! -
Episode 3 - The Plague Song
We live in the midst of a deadly pandemic. No matter what our opinion on it might be, the reality is true. No different that the many who faced a pandemic in 1918 or those who faced the The Black Death centuries before, death is only a knock at the door away.
In the episode we draw encouragement from a hymn written in 1519 by Ulrich Zwingli. May our preparation for the knock of death be the preparation of Christ. -
Episode 2 - Implausible Reality, Unbelievable Forgiveness
The Bible is quick to remind us that we all have fallen short of God's expectation in our lives. The reality of His forgiveness is something that honestly can be difficult to grasp. It is an unbelievable forgiveness when we begin to look at our "track records."
Let's explore this topic in light of Psalm 103:11-12.