Deeply Rooted Podcast
Deeply Rooted is a ministry which aims to share the Gospel, disciple believers, and further God's Kingdom through biblical teaching and insightful interviews.
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Episode 189: "An Interview with Mike Abendroth" (opens the original)
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Join us for a fun and insightful interview with pastor Mike Abendroth of Bethlehem Bible Church. Pastor Mike will be joining us for the 2026 Deeply Rooted Conference along with his brother Pat and son, Luke. Not only do we get to discuss his family and their respective ministries, but we dive into Law/Gospel distinctions, learning to suffer well through cancer, and the interesting parts of visiting East Tennessee! All that and more in this wonderful conversation.
Episode 188: “An Interview with Travis Ingle” (opens the original)
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In this episode we sit down with Travis Ingle, pastor of North Bristol Baptist Church, to discuss life, ministry, and his role in the SBCV. Travis provides us with a wealth of insight and a humble passion for shepherding God’s people that we’re sure you’ll glean from.
Episode 187: “Sheperd The Flock Among You” (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Deeply Rooted Podcast, we explore 1 Peter 5:1–4 and discover what faithful pastoral ministry really looks like. Rather than measuring ourselves against other ministries, we’re called to faithfully shepherd the people God has entrusted to our care. Whether you’re a pastor, church leader, or someone who desires to serve Christ faithfully, this episode will encourage you to stay focused on your God-given assignment and serve with joy, humility, and hope.
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