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The 10ofThose Podcast

Podcast The 10ofThose Podcast
10ofThose
This is The 10ofThose Podcast, a show for curious readers seeking to learn more about the Christian literature - how we can read more, read better and use books...

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  • Why We Sing: The Power of Congregational Worship (with Luke Hill & Sean DeMars)
    Why do we sing in church? Is congregational singing just a tradition, or is there something deeper happening when we lift our voices together in worship? And what makes a song truly singable for the whole church?In this episode, Jonathan and Laurie sit down with Luke Hill and Sean DeMars to discuss the power of singing in corporate worship. Luke shares his journey from American Idol to rediscovering the beauty of hymnody, while Sean unpacks why congregational singing is more than just an emotional experience. They explore the importance of choosing singable, biblically rich songs, avoiding performance-driven worship, and reviving forgotten hymns for a new generation. Whether you’re a worship leader, a pastor, or someone who just loves to sing on Sundays, this conversation will help you think more deeply about how and why we sing as one church body.If you enjoyed this episode be sure to leave us a review on wherever you listen!  Also remember to share with friends and family; both of those actions will help us spread the word about the show.To follow Luke's work in music click here, and to check out Sean's podcast click here. For more information on Music Ministry click here.
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  • Memorizing Scripture in the Digital Age: Essential or Unnecessary?
    With Bible apps and search engines offering instant access to scripture, our relationship to God's Word has radically changed in the 21st century. With this ease of accessibility, is there any benefit to putting in the effort when we can look up any passage in seconds, and does committing biblical passages to heart still hold value in today's world?Jonathan and Laurie dive into the topic of scripture memory, touching on the role it plays in spiritual growth, their own personal histories with the practice, and whether it still holds relevance in today’s digital world. They discuss the impact of having God’s Word stored in our hearts and explore practical ways to make it a meaningful discipline in daily life. Whether you’re a seasoned memorizer or someone who relies on their Bible app, this episode will challenge you to think about the place scripture should hold in your mind and heart (not just on your bookshelf or phone).If you enjoyed this episode be sure to leave us a review on wherever you listen!  Also remember to share with friends and family; both of those actions will help us spread the word about the show.For scripture memory resources and other books on the Christian life, please visit either our US, UK or CA based sites.
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  • Pilgrim Prayers & Digital Devotion: A Conversation with Tim Challies
    Blogging may seem like a standard practice of the digital age, but for Tim Challies it has been a decades-long journey of faithfulness, reflection, and service to the church. From the early days of live blogging conferences to writing devotionals and theological insights, Tim has carved out a space where deep thought meets everyday Christian living. But beyond just words on a screen, blogging became a means of processing life’s greatest joys and deepest sorrows. How has this discipline of writing shaped his faith, family life, and pastoral ministry?Jonathan and Laurie sit down with Tim to discuss the evolution of Christian blogging, the role of books in shaping spiritual growth, and his latest work Pilgrim Prayers. They explore the importance of slowing down to engage deeply with Scripture, the challenges of stewarding gifts for God’s glory, and the impact of thoughtful words in a world of distractions.If you enjoyed this episode be sure to leave us a review on wherever you listen!  Also remember to share with friends and family; both of those actions will help us spread the word about the show.To purchase Pilgrim Prayers at a deep discount, please visit either our US, UK or CA based sites and use the code "TIMPODCAST" at the checkout.
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  • Have We Kissed Dating Books Goodbye?
    The landscape of dating and relationships has radically shifted over the last decade. With the introduction of app-based dating, gender politics going mainstream, and many different voices in the church on the subject, it's hard to know where to turn for God-honouring wisdom on relationships. Are dating books written from a Christian perspective helpful, or even needed at all?Jonathan and Laurie talk about their own experiences in navigating dating, ways that God used that season in their own personal walks with Jesus, books that were especially impactful in the church dating culture (for better or for worse), and what it looks like to help steward godly relationships as parents to a new generation bombarded by influence from all sides thanks to the impact of social media.If you enjoyed this episode be sure to leave us a review on wherever you listen!  Also remember to share with friends and family; both of those actions will help us spread the word about the show.To learn more about Water for My Camels by Paul Grimmond, or for more resources to help navigate this topic, please visit either our US or UK based sites.
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  • New Years Resolutions: How To Fail Successfully
    With the start of a new year, we all have big ambitions about what is ahead in 2025. Whether that's a big life change, getting into shape, or starting a bible reading plan, everything feels within reach that first week of January. But what happens when those plans all start falling through in the seond week of January?Jonathan and Laurie discuss what it means to set goals in a new year, what the Christian life tells us about failure, and why the Gospel is an eternal comfort in the wake of the disappointments of life. With Jesus, every day is a chance to start anew!If you enjoyed this episode be sure to leave us a review on wherever you listen!  Also remember to share with friends and family; both of those actions will help us spread the word about the show.For seasonal outreach resources and ideas, please visit either our US or UK based sites.
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About The 10ofThose Podcast

This is The 10ofThose Podcast, a show for curious readers seeking to learn more about the Christian literature - how we can read more, read better and use books in our discipleship and evangelism. We discuss all things reading, and its impact on our day to day life, living for Jesus. 10ofThose is a Christian bookseller and publisher, handpicking the best books from across the publisher, selling books that point to Jesus. Everything we sell is discounted and we use our profits to support missions around the world. The Podcast is hosted by Rob Baggaley, Laurie Rayes and 10ofThose CEO Jonathan Carswell (Twitter: @jdcarswell). Follow 10ofThose on social media: @10ofthose @10ofthoseusa @10ofthoseca
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