Becoming Bridge Builders

Keith Haney
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Becoming Bridge Builders

Join host Keith Haney on “Becoming Bridge Builders,” a podcast dedicated to exploring the lives and stories of transformational leaders who profoundly impact God’s kingdom. Each episode delves into the journeys of these inspiring individuals, uncovering how their faith and leadership are bridging gaps, fostering unity, and leaving a lasting legacy. Discover how God uses these leaders to create positive change and inspire others to follow in their footsteps. Tune in for insightful conversations, powerful testimonies, and practical wisdom that will empower you to become a bridge builder in your community. Here are some of the key areas discussed on the podcast: 1. Racial Reconciliation: Exploring ways to bridge racial divides and promote unity through faith and understanding. 2. Cultural Shifts: Addressing the changes in society and how they impact communities and leadership. 3. Education Reform: Discussing innovative approaches to education and how to improve the system for future generations. 4. 21st-Century Leadership: Examining modern leadership principles and how they can be applied to create positive change. 5. Social Issues: Tackling various social challenges and offering faith-based solutions.

  1. 4 DAYS AGO

    Unpacking Critical Race Theory: A Conversation with Dr. George S. Maurer

    Dr. George Maurer, joins Dr. Haney to discuss the controversial topic of critical race theory (CRT) and its implications in the education system. Maurer, a retired Air Force master sergeant and award-winning broadcast journalist, shares his insights from his recently published book, "Critical Race Theory in Your School: How to Fight Back." He emphasizes the importance of parents being vigilant about what their children are being taught in schools, as CRT has been subtly integrated into various subjects under different names. Throughout the conversation, Maurer, highlights the challenges he faced in researching CRT and the pushback he received for his views, urging parents to advocate for their children's education and maintain their rights as primary educators. The discussion ultimately underscores the need for awareness and action among parents to protect their children's upbringing in an increasingly complex educational landscape. Dr. George Maurer, an experienced broadcast journalist and retired Air Force master sergeant, joins Dr. Haney for a compelling discussion centered on critical race theory (CRT) and its implications in today's educational landscape. Maurer, who has spent over 35 years in journalism, recounts his personal journey into the controversial topic that has polarized communities across the United States. He shares how his explorations into CRT were sparked by the misunderstandings surrounding it, particularly after he published a book addressing the subject. Maurer emphasizes the need for parents to remain vigilant about what their children are learning in schools, as CRT often lurks beneath the surface of seemingly benign educational content. He encourages open dialogue among parents and educators and advocates for a grassroots approach to challenging the infiltration of CRT in classrooms. As they delve deeper, Maurer, articulates the fundamental principles of CRT, describing it as a Marxist ideology that pits races against one another rather than fostering understanding and unity. He passionately argues that the narrative surrounding CRT often misrepresents its goals, framing it as a tool that exacerbates racial tensions rather than alleviating them. Maurer,'s insights are bolstered by his experiences with former military colleagues and the challenges he faced when discussing CRT with peers, showcasing the societal pushback he encountered. The episode is rich with anecdotes, including Maurer's encounters with educators who deny teaching CRT while simultaneously promoting curricula that aligns with its principles. The conversation culminates in a powerful message about parental responsibility in safeguarding children's education. Maurer,'s call to action resonates throughout the dialogue, urging parents to take an active role in their children's schooling by scrutinizing course materials and engaging with school boards. The episode serves as a clarion call for awareness and involvement, emphasizing the notion that children belong to their families, not the state or educational institutions. Muir leaves listeners with a profound reminder to trust their instincts as parents and advocates for their children's futures, reinforcing the idea that knowledge and vigilance are essential tools in this ongoing battle over educational content. Takeaways: Dr. George Maurer, emphasizes the importance of parents being vigilant about their children's education. Critical race theory is often presented in a way that can mislead parents and students. Maurer, argues that education should focus on hope and progress rather than guilt and shame. The ongoing debate about critical race theory highlights deep societal divisions regarding race and education. Parents are encouraged to challenge school curricula that they believe undermine their values. Maurer, advocates for parents to actively engage with school boards and community...

    54 min

  2. OCT 27

    Overcoming News Anxiety: Embracing Complexity and Truth

    In this episode of the Becoming Bridge Builders Podcast, host Keith Haney and guest Julie Rose delve into the pressing issue of dealing with anxiety in today’s news climate. They discuss the overwhelming nature of consuming news and the desire to simplify complex issues. Keith and Julie emphasize the importance of complicating the narrative and embracing life’s contradictions and complexities. They explore the role of bias in news reporting and offer practical tips for mindful news consumption. The conversation also addresses the challenges of finding reliable news sources, the concept of truth in political news, and the need for transparency in journalism. Julie shares strategies for consuming news in a healthy way, including reading every word of an article and seeking out multiple perspectives. The episode concludes with a powerful discussion on empowerment and engagement with important issues, aiming to rebuild public trust in the media and encourage informed decision-making. Join us for this enlightening episode of the Becoming Bridge Builders Podcast to learn how to navigate the overwhelming news landscape with confidence and clarity. Subscribe now and listen as Keith Haney and Julie Rose empower you to make informed decisions and engage with challenging perspectives. Don’t miss out—tune in today and take the first step towards mindful news consumption!

    1h 2m

  3. OCT 23

    Unlocking Pastoral Wisdom: Keith Haney Interviews Pastor Mark on ‘Curious Cases’ and Ministry Insights

    In this enlightening episode of the Becoming Bridge Builders Podcast, Rev. Dr. Keith Haney sits down with Pastor Mark Renner to delve into his book Curious Cases: A Series of Short Pastoral Case Studies. They explore the best advice Pastor Mark has received, the people who have inspired him, and his journey into the ministry. The discussion also covers the selection of cases for his book, the challenges pastors face today, sermon preparation, and the book’s reception by the pastoral community. The episode wraps up with insights on using the book as a study guide and Pastor Mark’s desired legacy. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation! Tune in now to gain valuable pastoral insights and discover how Curious Cases can enrich your ministry. Subscribe to the Becoming Bridge Builders Podcast and join our community of listeners dedicated to building bridges of understanding and faith. Listen now and be inspired!

    38 min

  4. OCT 20

    Exploring Young Earth Creationism with Dr. Kent Hovind

    In this enlightening episode, Keith Haney sits down with Dr. Kent Hovind, a passionate advocate for young earth creationism. Dr. Hovind shares his personal journey and the profound influence of his father’s advice to “learn everything and be prepared for anything.” He reflects on the mentors who shaped his beliefs, including his pastor and Henry Morris, and underscores the Bible’s role as a scientifically accurate source. Dr. Hovind challenges the theory of evolution, describing it as a religion lacking evidence, and discusses the societal impact of creation science evangelism. He delves into the flaws he perceives in evolutionary theory and the precision of creation, arguing that evolution cannot account for the origin of life without time, space, and matter. He questions the randomness of the Big Bang Theory and highlights the complexity and design of living organisms, such as the human cell. Expressing concerns about the direction of AI and the quest to create superhumans, Dr. Hovind sees this as humanity’s desire to be like God. He emphasizes the importance of faith and science working together and advocates for keeping evolution out of science books. Dr. Hovind encourages listeners to strengthen their faith, spread the word of God, and start creation ministries in their communities. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion that bridges faith and science, challenging conventional beliefs and inspiring a deeper understanding of creation.

    41 min

  5. OCT 16

    Finding Faith Amidst Trials: Trae’s Journey of Healing and Growth

    In this heartfelt episode of Becoming Bridge Builders, host Keith Haney sits down with Trae to explore her profound journey through neglectful and abusive church environments. Trae candidly shares how these challenging experiences tested and ultimately strengthened her connection with God. She emphasizes the critical importance of grounding one’s beliefs in God’s word and disentangling teachings that do not align with biblical truth. Trae also underscores the value of community and the role of mentors in providing guidance and support. She offers encouragement to those who have been hurt by the church, urging them not to isolate themselves but to seek healing and growth. Trae calls for greater transparency and accountability within the church to address and prevent abusive situations. As the conversation draws to a close, Trae reflects on the legacy she hopes to leave, focusing on pouring into her children and mentoring others who have faced similar struggles. This episode is a powerful testament to resilience, faith, and the transformative power of community and mentorship.

    36 min

  6. OCT 13

    Leadership Lessons with Dr. Louis Guiden Jr

    Join us in this inspiring episode as Dr. Louis Guiden Jr. shares his remarkable journey in leadership development and community engagement. Dr. Guiden emphasizes the importance of moving beyond past mistakes to focus on the present and future. He delves into the mentors and leaders who have shaped his life, revealing how their influence has crafted his unique approach to leadership. Discover Dr. Guiden’s innovative methods, which prioritize vulnerability, relevance, and building a foundation of trust. Hear compelling stories of his work with juvenile delinquents and the transformative power of strong relationships. Dr. Guiden also addresses the pressing challenges in youth leadership and community development today, advocating for creative strategies to overcome them. Envisioning a pioneering society, Dr. Guiden introduces “Guiding You For Life,” a revolutionary initiative aimed at supporting 21st-century leaders. He calls on listeners to start caring, sharing, giving, serving, and loving within their local communities. Tune in for an episode filled with wisdom, inspiration, and actionable insights for aspiring leaders.

    41 min

  7. OCT 9

    Overcoming Adversity: Logan Hufford’s Journey of Healing and Transformation

    Join Keith Haney in this powerful episode of Becoming Bridge Builder as he delves into Logan Hufford’s inspiring journey of overcoming sexual addiction (SA). Logan reveals the invaluable advice that propelled his recovery, the crucial role of mentors and inspiration, and the game-changing resources that supported him along the way. Discover how Logan navigated rebuilding trust with his wife and gain insight into his empowering message for those facing similar challenges. His story underscores the significance of authentic actions, the pursuit of healing, and embracing transformation. Additionally, Logan sheds light on the lack of support for women dealing with SA, issuing a call to action on this crucial issue that demands attention. This episode is a testament to resilience, the power of support, and the importance of addressing gaps in care for survivors.

    42 min

  8. OCT 6

    The Practice of Ethical Leadership: Insights from Rick Swegan

    In this thought-provoking episode of Becoming Bridge Builder with Keith Haney, Rick Swegan delves into the principles of ethical leadership. They discuss the importance of being authentic and taking a stand, as well as the role of culture in promoting ethical behavior and the challenges of developing ethical leaders. Rick shares insights from his book, The Practice of Ethical Leadership, emphasizing the significance of ethical leadership within organizations and the courage to speak up for one’s beliefs. The conversation also explores ethics in both nonprofit and for-profit sectors, providing a comprehensive look at how ethical principles can be applied across different types of organizations. This episode offers valuable perspectives on fostering ethical behavior and leadership in today’s complex world

    47 min
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Join host Keith Haney on “Becoming Bridge Builders,” a podcast dedicated to exploring the lives and stories of transformational leaders who profoundly impact God’s kingdom. Each episode delves into the journeys of these inspiring individuals, uncovering how their faith and leadership are bridging gaps, fostering unity, and leaving a lasting legacy. Discover how God uses these leaders to create positive change and inspire others to follow in their footsteps. Tune in for insightful conversations, powerful testimonies, and practical wisdom that will empower you to become a bridge builder in your community. Here are some of the key areas discussed on the podcast: 1. Racial Reconciliation: Exploring ways to bridge racial divides and promote unity through faith and understanding. 2. Cultural Shifts: Addressing the changes in society and how they impact communities and leadership. 3. Education Reform: Discussing innovative approaches to education and how to improve the system for future generations. 4. 21st-Century Leadership: Examining modern leadership principles and how they can be applied to create positive change. 5. Social Issues: Tackling various social challenges and offering faith-based solutions.

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  • Creator
    Keith Haney
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2024
  • Episodes
    302
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2024 Becoming Bridge Builders
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