Some people wonder about God's plan for Isreal, but His sovereign plan has always been gracious and in line with the gospel.द्वारा Pastor Kiyle Decker

In this episode of Good Morning Ferndale: 1 Top News: Four-Way Stop Scene of Gruesome Squirrel Squashing! 2. Meth Lady Picks Up Broom - Provides Clean Sweep for Cops! 3. America is Stealing Everything from Eggs to Crap in Graveyards! 4. Are Igloo Coolers Death Traps!?? Email: [email protected] Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/corey.deitz Find …

We're talking all about opera on the podcast this week! But, for those who haven't ever fully immersed themselves in this age-old art form, we'll spotlight two particular operas that could serve as potent gateway/introductions, including Don Giovanni and Carmen! We'll also talk about how you can learn more about opera at your local library, of cour…

Some people like to say that God is done with Israel. But Romans 11 shows that there are some Jews that have hardened their heart, but there are also some that God has called and has chosen to be His.द्वारा Pastor Kiyle Decker

It's the latest installment in our ongoing Library Spotlight series, aka "Cool Library People," where we bring you interviews with a variety of staff members from libraries across the state of Michigan. This week, we're chatting with librarian Storm Hawthorn from the East Lansing Public Library, currently serving as that community's Teen Services a…

Good Morning Ferndale with Corey & Christine Deitz. In this episode: Dollar General vs. Ferndale Market! Arkansas' Ice Pick Bandit is on the run! Mushroom Coffee and Why Lobsters Don't Really Scream in the Pot! Furries at Convention Told Not to Sexually Harass Each Other! Email: [email protected] Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/corey.deitz Fi…

Rick and Lisa Caynor give us an update on their missionary work in Spain and Europe.द्वारा Rick Caynor

Corey and Chris Deitz podcast from their rural, mountain home directly to the world from Ferndale, Arkansas. In this episode: Chris complains that Corey doesn't talk enough. The weird anomaly of Starbucks in the movie "Fight Club" The debut of a segment called "Doom Scrolling!" Why separate bathrooms have saved their marriage. Email: coreydeitz@gma…

Tune in to our podcast this week for an interview with local author Kelly J. Baptist. One of Baptist's recent books, 'Eb & Flow,' was selected for this year's Battle of the Books, where Ferndale Upper Elementary Fifth-Graders form teams to compete in a trivia-style tournament answering questions about the books they've read! Baptist was raised in D…

Corey and Chris Deitz host a podcast from their secluded home, hidden deep in the forest near the four-way stop in Ferndale, Arkansas. Episode 1 features only Corey because Chris is sick in bed! But, when she's up and around, she'll join in. Corey talks about what they've been doing the past year, what this podcast will be like going forward and a …

Part of the idea of God's sovereignty is that He is faithful. What He plans will happen and we can trust that.द्वारा Pastor Kiyle Decker

This week on the podcast, come along with staff on comical (mis)adventures as they play GOBLIN ERRANDS: it's a short role-playing game as three goblins (and one "tall person") simply trying to complete seemingly mundane tasks! You'll also hear information about our bi-monthly RPG Group!द्वारा Ferndale Area District Library

When we stop and realize that God is in total control, it impacts our daily lives and we can trust HIm.द्वारा Pastor Kiyle Decker

Continuing our "Cool Library People" mini-series, in which we introduce you to a variety of library workers from across the state of Michigan! This week on the podcast, the spotlight is on Troy Public Library with Director Emily Dumas! alittletooquiet.podbean.comद्वारा Ferndale Area District Library

God's plan is not based on Israel or the Church. God's plan is based on God. So what we do or what Israel does has no impact on God's plan.द्वारा Pastor Kiyle Decker

This isn't a test, you can totally copy from our lists! Get some recommendations from our staff when we reveal our "To Be Read" lists for 2025, i.e., books we're looking forward to reading in the New Year! The Adventures of Amina al-Sirafi by Shannon ChakrabortyIn Other Lands by Sarah Rees Brennan Moby Dick by Herman MelvilleThe Brothers Karamazov …

Many people try to find excuses why they shouldn't or don't have to respond to the Gospel. Paul answer those excuses in Romans 10.द्वारा Pastor Kiyle Decker

There are four steps to receiving the Gospel. 1) Obeying God, 2) Relying on God, 3) Surrendering to God and 4) Hearing Christ.द्वारा Pastor Kiyle Decker

It's the last episode of the year! We're catching up on the books we're currently reading and previewing an upcoming change to the organizational layout of items in the Kids Corner!द्वारा Ferndale Area District Library

Light is very important. (Even AI agrees.) For our spiritual lives, the light of Christ is also important.द्वारा Pastor Kiyle Decker

This week, pod cohost Mary Grahame is back, and we're catching up on all the good things we've read and watched this year. Plus, we'll share our thoughts on WICKED and A CHRISTMAS CAROL!द्वारा Ferndale Area District Library

It's our continuing series, "Cool Library People," where our staff (here at Ferndale) help introduce you, dear listener, to a variety of library workers based all around Michigan. It's a fun chance to hear different perspectives on the awesomeness of libraries, as well as get to know other institutions, as we do today, with the Berkley Public Libra…

Our staff provide you with their personal recommendations, listing their favorite books of 2024!द्वारा Ferndale Area District Library

In Romans 10:14-15 it shows us the process to get the gospel to unbelievers.द्वारा Pastor Kiyle Decker

This week, we're spotlighting the Van Buren District Library with our guest, Elissa Zimmer! Elissa is currently Van Buren's Assistant Director. Still, she was once, not too long ago, a Youth Librarian here at Ferndale, which will explain why our hosts are so familiar with Elissa from the get-go. Van Buren District Library serves residents with seve…

As we complete our 3 part series on the Promise of Life in Romans 10, we look at five things it shows us that Christ is.द्वारा Rob Robbins

On this week's episode, we have a panel discussion focusing on BAKING SEASON! Staff are talking about their favorite (and sometimes least favorite) things to bake, as well as playing a fun True-False-structured quiz to dispel myths and spread knowledge! We ALSO have some fun recommendations of books to check out from the library!…

God's Law gives the promise of life. But why can we not achieve that life by following the Law?द्वारा Rob Robbins

This week, we're interviewing Rae Stoloff, the community engagement librarian at the Madison Heights Public Library. We're also joined by a special guest cohost, Becca Russell (former guest, as well), from the Royal Oak Public Library! We're talking about makerspaces, third places, libraries of things, and so much more! https://www.madison-heights.…

In Romans 10:5, Paul is saying that the Law that God gave Moses can give life. We look today at what that means and why we still need Jesus.द्वारा Rob Robbins

Every once in a while, our staff will pick up a book that has a bit of a strange premise, something that might be a little difficult to describe... Today, we're providing a roundup of odd books that we loved, weird books that we'd still recommend, eccentric reads that we found appealing!द्वारा Ferndale Area District Library

Many Jews and religious people think that if they do enough good stuff, that will get them to heaven. But being zealous about something isn't enough.द्वारा Pastor Kiyle Decker

Part of our ongoing series of chats with "cool library people," we're interviewing Sean Peacock from the Center Line Public Library! Sean is a library clerk at Center Line Library and has generated some amazing content for social media, but he's also an illustrator and comic artist! Find "A Little Too Quiet" wherever you get your podcasts! https://…

Christ is often a stumbling block for religious people because they are looking for righteousness in the wrong place.द्वारा Pastor Kiyle Decker

Our staff provide you with a round-up of scary book recommendations!द्वारा Ferndale Area District Library

When we try to make our salvation about what we have done to attain it, we start relying too much on what we think we can do to get it and to keep it, But we are not able to and when we think we can, we start thinking too much of ourselves.द्वारा Pastor Kiyle Decker

This week, Jeff and Mary Grahame are chatting with Katie Rothley from the Northville District Library. Katie is the Marketing & Public Relations Librarian at Northville! She has a lot of energy and ideas and plenty of interesting things to share about her library and the resources it offers to the community of Northville! https://northvillelibrary.…

Some people think that, in the Church Age, God is done with the people of Israel. But a closer look at Romans 9 shows us that He still has plans and a purpose for His chosen people.द्वारा Pastor Kiyle Decker

What's a book you Did Not Finish? This week, our staff confess to some of their unfinished reads that still haunt them to this day! Sometimes it's just because we couldn't stand the book, but often it "just wasn't the right time..."द्वारा Ferndale Area District Library

God has the sovereign right, as the Potter, to mold His vessels into whatever He pleases, whether for honorable use or dishonorable.द्वारा Pastor Kiyle Decker

This week, we're starting a new series where we invite librarians and staff from other libraries to chat with us about a number of different library-adjacent topics, particularly giving our guests a chance to talk about the specific libraries where they work. This week, Becca Russell, Youth/Teen Librarian at ROPL, joined us to talk about her passio…

Paul tries to answer questions that people may have before they ask them, such as - is God fair? Is God unjust to exercise His sovereign choice? Why then does God still seem to blame us?द्वारा Pastor Kiyle Decker

We're back, after a brief hiatus, here on the last day of 2024's Banned Books Week. Hosts Jeff & Mary Grahame talk about the importance of observing Banned Books Week and why they prefer a bit of a cuter phrase for it, such as "Freedom to Read 'Em." This ongoing podcast is hosted and produced from inside the Ferndale Area District Library, just one…

As we look at God's sovereignty, it shows us that justice does not demand mercy. God's righteousness demands mercy, but in His sovereignty, He provides mercy.द्वारा Pastor Kiyle Decker

Some people wonder, with the focus being on the Church now, is Israel no longer important. Paul, in Romans 9, shows us that Israel was and is still important to us and God.द्वारा Pastor Kiyle Decker

As we get back into our study of the book of Romans, we see that Paul did not say that God abandoned the Israelites, as some people think. They are still God's special people and he still has a plan for them.द्वारा Pastor Kiyle Decker

As we finish this summer series looking at "Why Church?" and what makes a church healthy, we look at maturity, stability and being willing to serve.द्वारा Pastor Kiyle Decker

One sign of a healthy church is humility and being willing to surrender - thinking of others more than you think of yourself.द्वारा Pastor Kiyle Decker

As we take a final look at the verses surrounding John 6:29, we focus on who Jesus says He is.द्वारा Rob Robbins

Fellowship and communion are similar, but they are not the same. We look at how those differences relate to our interaction with God and others.द्वारा Lyle Hughs