Conduit Church Podcast

Join our Lead Pastor Darren Tyler as he interviews the Gebner Brothers about their story with the October 7th attacks; And City Serve's Future plans for the revitalization of Einhabsor and the communities around it!

This episode features a firsthand account of the October 7th attack on an Israeli village by Hamas. Brothers Elad & Yftach Gepner share their experiences and courage during this terrible event. We also gain insights from Uri Steinberg and Todd Lamphere of CityServe, an organization dedicated to mobilizing the church to rebuild communities impacted by such attacks.

On this episode we discuss what modern day slavery looks like, specific to the Pakistani brick kilns that enslave millions of men, women and children. We talk about the problem and the solution, that consists of prevention, rescue and mechanization. Learn more about this and how you can help at https://www.conduitmission.org/operation-freedom 

The Gospel According To God: "Get On Board" Genesis 6 w/ Darren Tyler

Please join us for an insightful discussion as Pastor Darren Tyler engages in an interview with Pastor Jean Gerald Lafleur, delving into the contemporary political and societal landscape of Haiti. Should you wish to contribute to our efforts in supporting Haiti, please visit the following link: [Conduit Mission - Feed a Family Campaign] (https://conduitmission.reachapp.co/campaigns/feed-a-family)

This episode delves into Genesis chapter 6, a key passage that sheds light on the state of humanity immediately preceding the Great Flood. We will examine the enigmatic reference to the "sons of God" procreating with the "daughters of men," and its connection to God's sorrow over the pervasiveness of evil. The discussion will explore various interpretations of this passage and its broader implications for our understanding of the relationship between humanity and the divine.

The Gospel According To God: “They Might Be Giants” Genesis 6:1-8 w/ Darren Tyler

Our podcast this week explores the story of Cain and Abel from the Bible, found in Genesis 4. We look at how this tale, about two brothers and their offerings to God, reflects the importance of faith. We'll also discuss the destructive nature of bitterness, using both the story of Cain and current examples like the recent Anti-Israel college protests, to illustrate the thread of bitterness on individuals and society.

The Gospel According To God: "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" Genesis 4:1-17 w/ Darren Tyler 

Genesis 5 meticulously documents the lineage from Adam to Noah, contrasting the extraordinary lifespans of hundreds of years with the ordinary act of generational succession. This genealogy introduces Enoch, a figure described as walking with God and possibly an author, while also prompting reflection on inherited blessings and curses. The concept finds parallels in the emerging field of epigenetics, where environmental factors are seen to influence gene expression across generations.