Jim Keck
Friendly Fire
Friendly Fire is a weekly conversation with Jim Keck, Senior Minister at First-Plymouth Church in Lincoln. Each Saturday morning at 7 a.m., Jim talks with local clergy, politicians, and news-makers about the news of the week in light of our faith.
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Episodes
Friendly Fire 4/23/22 22.04.2022 41:51
Pastor Stu Kerns welcomes Dr. Brad Riddle, pastor therapist, to this edition of Friendly Fire
Friendly Fire 4/16/22 with guest Tyler White, UNL Professor 15.04.2022 41:28
Dr. Tyler White is an Associate Professor of Practice and the Director of the National Security Program at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln. Dr. White is the faculty lead for the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) Center for Academic Excellence (IC CAE) at UNL.
Friendly Fire 4/9/22 with guest Pastor Jim Keck 09.04.2022 41:30
Senior Pastor and Friendly Fire Host Stu Kerns talks with First Plymouth Senior Pastor Jim Keck
Friendly Fire 4/2/22 01.04.2022 41:31
Kris Beckenbach is a candidate for Lancaster County Clerk
Friendly Fire 3/26/22 Nikki Long, Juniper Refuge 25.03.2022 41:22
Juniper Refuge is a para-church ministry that seeks to provide refugee-status residents and Christians the opportunities to make genuine connections with one another.
Friendly Fire 3/19/22 with guest Dan Alberts 18.03.2022 41:40
Senior Pastor Stu Kerns talks with local clergy, politicians, and news-makers about the news of the week.
Friendly Fire 3/12/22 Pastor Aaron Householder, Southern Baptist Regional Director 12.03.2022 41:33
Senior Pastor Stu Kerns talks with local clergy, politicians, and news-makers about the news of the week
Friendly Fire 2/26/22 Jake Meador, Author 26.02.2022 41:25
Senior Pastor Stu Kerns talks with local clergy, politicians, and news-makers about the news of the week
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