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Jake Mentzel

Jake is the president of Warhorn Media. You probably know him best for planting Church of the King in Evansville, Indiana, and providing the voice of Lance Redford.

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An interview with Father Bill Mouser

The show is coming back on a regular basis soon, but meanwhile, here’s a discussion on sexuality between Pastor Bayly and his old friend and comrade-in-arms, Father Bill Mouser. Find out more about Father Bill and his work here! Support our work: Support us... read more

Empire Strikes Back, Part 1

Sanity at the Movies talks Empire Strikes Back.

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151. Prince Caspian

The Bookening talks about Prince Caspian by C. S. Lewis.

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150. The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe

The Bookening discusses The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.

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149. The Chronicles of Narnia, Part 2

Part 2 of The Bookening’s discussion of Narnia and C. S. Lewis.

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No Debería Estar Aquí

por Jake Mentzel | 1 de septiembre de 2015 | Out of Our Minds | Quedé en verlo en una pequeña sección de mesas en el patio de comidas, estaba escondido detrás de una pared cubierta con una inscripción de tres metros de alto con las palabras de Shakespeare “Sé... read more

So You Didn’t Marry Darcy 

What we can learn from Charlotte Collins nee Lucas In Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice”

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Upcoming Books for The Bookening

The Bookening loves you and has a wonderful plan for your life. For everyone who asked, here is the list of books we’ll be featuring this year so you can read ahead (click the pics to get awesome versions from Amazon). (And click here to subscribe to The... read more

A Good Van Is Hard to Find (AKA The One Vehicle Your Big Family Needs!)

This past year my wife and I had to buy a 12-passenger van. It wasn’t something we were planning on or thinking about when we started dating, but that’s how it worked out. Because dating turned to marriage turned to children. Lots of them. We’re fast... read more

I Shouldn’t Be Here

I met him in a little section of tables in the Wright Quad food court, hidden behind a wall covered with a ten-foot-tall inscription of Shakespeare’s “To thine own self be true” speech. It’s a nice place to meet—quiet, out of the way—especially when you know the... read more

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