Great Stories with Charles Morris Haven Ministries
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- Religion & Spirituality
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Charles Morris is a secular journalist turned Christian radio host for the internationally syndicated program Haven Today. The Great Stories podcast takes some of his favorite conversations from the daily program and presents the full-length interview here with never-before heard segments. Each episode includes featured guests who come from a variety of backgrounds, including bestselling authors, scholars, musicians, and everyday Christians. No matter who Charles is talking with, this podcast is a must-listen for those wanting a deeper relationship with Christ in light of what’s happening in the world.
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Brandon Kimber Deconstructs Progressive Christianity
Scripture has been interpreted many different ways over the years, but how can you tell the difference between false gospels and the one Jesus lived and taught? On today’s episode of the Great Stories Podcast, Charles Morris and David Wollen are joined by Brandon Kimber, the director and editor of American Gospel: Christ Crucified. Together, they offer a biblical response to the growing deconstruction and progressive Christianity movement in America.
Brandon Kimber created the American Gospel series to take a critical look at some of the distorted, corrupted versions of the gospel circulating in western culture today. In this important and timely conversation, he discusses some of the problematic takes on Christ’s crucifixion and how Christians can respond with grace and truth. -
Christian Parents Share Their Favorite Ways to Lead Their Children to Jesus
How can Christian parents and grandparents hope to disciple their children amid the struggles of everyday life? Even more, how can we use these often chaotic moments as golden opportunities to lead them to Jesus?
On today’s episode of the Great Stories podcast, Charles Morris and David Wollen are joined by Christian parents, including David's wife, Marci, who share their own unique approaches to raising children to know and love Jesus. Later in the episode, Charles Morris goes on to discuss the tender subject of what to do when your child walks away from the faith.
On this episode, you’ll also hear from two members of the Haven Team. Tamara Chamberlain is an author, podcaster, and mother of three children with her husband, Dale. She also serves as Haven’s director of project management. Troy Lamberth is a filmmaker, podcaster, pastor, co-founder of Five Solas Media, and father of three children with his wife, Melissa. He also serves as Haven’s executive producer. -
Adam Wright of The Corner Room: Inspiring Little Ones to Sing God's Word
If we want our children and grandchildren to carry their faith into adulthood, then we ought to help them fall in love with God’s Word. One of the best ways to do that is through music. And so on today's episode of the Great Stories Podcast, Adam Wright of The Corner Room joins us to talk about the importance of Scripture-based songs for children.
What began as music Adam would write for his church and family has now become a powerful album enjoyed by countless families around the world: Remember and Proclaim: Scripture Songs for Little Ones. It’s our prayer that this episode will not only inspire you to sing God's Word with your little ones, but that it would also help you cultivate an atmosphere of ministry within the home. -
Andy McQuitty On Living in the Shadow of Death (repost)
Death is a difficult topic. Most look upon it with fear, while others try to ignore it altogether. But one thing is certain ... it’s been on people’s minds more than usual lately.
When Andy McQuitty received his cancer diagnosis in 2009, it felt more like a death sentence. Not only did he have cancer, but he was very likely going to die from that cancer. This set him on an intense journey through the valley of the shadow of death, and he came out on the other side with a new perspective on how Christians can live with purpose—even as we approach life's final chapter. Hear his profound insights and reflections when you listen to today's episode. -
Tim and Kathy Keller Define Marriage for Christians, Skeptics, Couples, and Singles
How do you have a successful marriage? Whether you are a Christian, skeptic, single, longtime married person, or someone about to be engaged—there are many different ways to answer this question. And yet Tim and Kathy Keller argue that the Bible’s vision for marriage is far greater and more glorious than anything our modern culture would have us believe.
On today’s episode of the Great Stories podcast, Charles Morris revisits a conversation from the archives with his old friends Tim and Kathy Keller. Their book, The Meaning of Marriage, serves as a launching off point for this in-depth conversation that covers the gamut of what marriage really means from the Lord’s perspective. -
Juana Mikels Offers Hope for Broken Marriages (repost)
One of the saddest statistics about marriage is its bleak success rate in the western world. Even in the church, marriages end at an alarmingly high percentage. But on today’s episode of the Great Stories podcast, Charles Morris turns the tables on this narrative by sharing a story of a marriage that ended ... only to be redeemed later down the road.
Recorded in 2015, Juana Mikels (author of Choosing Him All Over Again) tells Charles Morris about how she reached a point where she was unhappy with her life, and so she decided to leave her husband, house, and friends to search for happiness. Instead of finding a new Mr. Right, she found Jesus. But what happened next? Would her husband take her back? Listen in to hear this incredible story of how Christ’s love can transform the way we love each other.
Customer Reviews
Strengthened & Encouraged to seek God and go on
Charles Morris’ programs always reach my heart and help me connect closer to God and to His people. I am always left refreshed and inspired. Thank you Brother Charles! May God continue to bless you and keep you in His great care. May He make His face shine on you His heart for all of your endeavors! And give you His peace for all your days. Amen.
Great first episode!
Powerful interview with U.S. Senate Chaplain Barry Black! In this contentious political season we are in, it was a great reminder to my heart to constantly be in prayer and in His word. Look forward to listening to the next episode!