Dr. Jay Richard Akkerman

Iron Sharpens Iron

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”Iron Sharpens Iron” is the podcast from our weekly NNU-Clergy peer dialogues by Northwest Nazarene University’s Office of University Mission & Ministry. Hosted by Dr. Jay Richard Akkerman, NNU’s assistant to the president for congregational engagement, ISI offers pastors, students, and lay ministry leaders a front-row seat to fascinating guests of interest for their personal and professional lives.

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Dr. Jay Richard Akkerman

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Religion

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nazarene.podbean.com

Ostatni odcinek

7 paź 2025

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