
An Anabaptist podcast discussing theology and connecting it to everyday life. Produced by The Sword and Trumpet Ministries. Visit swordandtrumpet.org for more info. Formerly the Theological Touchpoints podcast.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 85 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

In our final interview we talk with Merle Burkholder, a pastoral mentor from Ontario, about how Christians should respond when their leaders fail. We think about what contributes to leadership failure, how leaders can guard against failure, and how w... more
Todd Neuschwander, pastor of Living Water Mennonite Church, joins us to talk about pastors. We discuss what a pastor does, who is qualified to pastor, and why preaching supports his work as a spiritual shepherd. Toward the end we talk about pastoral ... more
In this episode we talk with Wendell Nisly, pastor of King's Table Church in Harrisonburg, VA and artistic director of Oasis Choral, about Christian worship. We discuss why Christians gather to worship God, how our theology shapes our worship, and wh... more
Join us as we talk with Rick Bauman, pastor of Woodlawn Mennonite Fellowship and mentor with Servant Institute, about building healthy church relationships. We discuss how we can care for each other, ways we can navigate church conflict, and how we c... more
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I'm sure these guys are well meaning but unfortunately they are actively oppose to many tenets of the faith once delivered to the saints.
The speaker here comes across as arrogant and dismissive of anyone who doesn’t share his reformed filters. It’s a shame he claims to be Anabaptist, which he clearly is not.
We have been enjoying listening to this podcast. Not only are they based on Scripture they also present a fair argument. Thank you and we look forward to hearing more!
This podcast is abounding in confidence while desperately lacking in intelligence. How can someone this uninformed about theology think he can be a leading voice on the topic? Also this podcast has very little theology, Julian simply uses it to talk about whatever hot topic he thinks he knows something about.
Fundamentalist Reformed dogma, often shoddily argued, dressed in an unconvincing Anabaptist costume.
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A theology-forward show that ties biblical texts to daily life, often exploring how Christian virtues and fruits of the Spirit shape relationships, work, and personal growth. Episodes emphasize Spirit-led transformation, pastoral exegesis, and practical applications, with a steady focus on Galatians 5 and related New Testament themes. Notable for its clear pastoral tone, scriptural depth, and ongoing connection to Anabaptist-oriented tradition and community life.
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1. Nolan Martin
2. Bryce Wenger
3. Todd Neuschwander
4. Daniel Rutt
5. Daniel Zimmerman
6. Paul Emerson
7. Dean Taylor
8. Marcus Yoder
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