110 episodes
Not Your Father's Faith Jeffrey Winters
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- Religion & Spirituality
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5.0 • 4 Ratings
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Join missionary and pastor, Jeff Winters, on a journey into a wider, deeper, and stronger understanding of modern faith. We all have morals, but where do yours come from? We all have a backstory, but what has left a lasting-impression with you? What’s the Bible for, and how can you use it correctly? Who is this God, and how do you get to know Him? Jeff, co-host and long-time radio personality Scott Alexander (Hazen) and guests challenge you ask better questions which can lead to surprising revelations about your faith. Dare to explore with us every episode of Not Your Father’s Faith dropping Tuesdays at 1pm.
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Episode 105: The Old Magician "Cut The Box In Half Trick"
We left the bottom half of Jeff dangling in the last episode. This two parter wraps up as Jeff & Michelle's and the boys journey from Africa back to the United States where Freedom Life Center was born.
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Episode 104: You Don't Look Like A Missionary
Thought you might enjoy a "let's get to know Jeff" episode. Our fearless podcast leader often refers to his life before he became a pastor, but listen to this episode to get a greater understanding of the background that shapes the perspective that he shares with us every week.
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Episode 103: The Resurrection Crash
Join Pastor Jeff and Scott and our frequent guest Pastor Dave as we examine the ways to worship following Easter. Dave also gets personal in his upcoming new book which he teases in this episode.
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Episode 102: He Is Risen, Now What?
Listen as Oklahoma Jeff, Pastor Jeff and Scott explore a visit to Waco Texas, church financials, how to worship post resurrection and is Easter a gift giving holiday.
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Episode 101: Crack A Porter
The more porters you drink the better we sound as we tackle naked yoga, Lent and a physical resurrection. Find another podcast that challenges you like this.
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Episode 100: Let The Music Play
Listen to learn what Scott did with Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton to lose his job. And we question how music should be incorporated into worship.