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My podcast has you in mind. The varied content ranges from news and social issues to the perspectives of experts who may have particularly insightful views and can offer clarity on what is happening around us.Our content is intended for a general audience, just like a…
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The Feast of Trumpets: Memory in Minneapolis, Mission, and Hope (opens the original)
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On this Feast of Trumpets, I reflect on fifty years of Church history in Minneapolis–St. Paul and the enduring faith that sustained the congregation through seasons of growth, hardship, change, and loss.I begin with the congregation’s founding in 1963 and share my own story of first attending services as a seventeen-year-old in 1965. Although I was raised in a devout Orthodox home, my questions about the Sabbath and other biblical teachings led me toward a deeper, more personal relationship with
Caleb and Luke Anderson: When Faith Becomes Your Own (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Kubik Report, Victor Kubik sits down with brothers Caleb and Luke Anderson, ages 21 and 19, for a candid conversation about faith, culture, technology, and what it means to be a young Christian in today’s world. Caleb and Luke describe the point when faith became more than something inherited from their parents and began to develop into personal conviction. They discuss what being “worldly” means from their perspective—not simply being part of modern society, but adopting
Ben Franklin Part 2: An Appeal to God at the Constitutional Convention (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Kubik Report, Victor Kubik continues his conversation with Greg Thomas about Benjamin Franklin, exploring the remarkable final chapter of Franklin’s life—his influence on the Constitution, his inventions, his opposition to slavery, and his complex religious beliefs. At age 81, Franklin was the elder statesman of the Constitutional Convention of 1787. As delegates struggled to overcome deep divisions, Franklin reminded them of the limits of human wisdom and made a striking
With Greg Thomas: Benjamin Franklin part 1: Leadership, Diplomacy and a Nation in the Making (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Kubik Report, Victor Kubik welcomes Greg Thomas back for the latest installment in their series commemorating America’s 250th anniversary by examining the lives, character, and leadership qualities of the nation’s Founding Fathers. This episode turns to Benjamin Franklin—printer, inventor, writer, statesman, and one of the most remarkable diplomats of the Revolutionary era. Victor and Greg explore Franklin’s years in Great Britain, where he represented Pennsylvania and oth
Robin, Darris, Vic: What 150 Years of Ministry Taught Us (opens the original)
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Veteran pastors hold candid conversation about their ministry and what they learned in 50 years. What are the most important lessons that can only be learned after decades of serving people? In this episode of The Kubik Report, Victor Kubik is joined by Darris McNeely and Robin Webber for an honest conversation about the realities of ministry, leadership, and spiritual growth. Together they reflect on more than 150 years of combined pastoral experience, sharing the insights they wish they had un
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