Shine.FM Podcast Channel

Join Shine. FM's Heather Erbe as she welcomes Melissa Keeley for this episode of the Momcast. Melissa shares her story of returning to the workplace after having her first two children.

Join Shine. FM's Ministry Director Brian McIntyre Utter and his son Jake for another conversation across the kitchen table as they discuss the conflicting thoughts in The Bible about having a child-like faith while putting away childish things. Also, in Music Matters, new music from I Am They, North Point Inside Out Worship band and an Oldie But Goldie from 4Him. In Culture Shock, with Thanksgivin...

Join Shine. FM's Heather Erbe as she welcomes Laura Loewen for this episode of the Momcast. This week's discussion looks at how to navigate social media from a Mom's perspective. Follow Laura on Instagram @lifeasaloewen

Join Shine. FM's Ministry Director Brian McIntyre Utter and his son Jake for another conversation across the kitchen table as they discuss our relationship as a follower of Christ and serving others. Also, in Music Matters, new music from We Are Messengers, Of The Land and an Oldie But Goldie from Al Denson. In Culture Shock, they duo reflect on the passing of Marvel superhero creator Stan Lee and...

Shine. FM's Heather Erbe welcomes guest mom, Rachel Smith. Rachel is a mom of 4 and has a son, Dawson, that was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes about 2 years ago.  On this World Diabetes day, they discussed the difference between Type 1 and Type 2.  Listen as they also de-bunk some myths about Type 1 Diabetes.

On this week's episode, Shine. FM's Brian and son, Jake, compare tattoos and discuss whether Christians should ink up.  In Music Matters, songs from Downhere, Hollyn and an Oldie but Goldie from Michael W. Smith. In Culture Shock, specific ways we can pray for our children in school.

Join Shine. FM's Heather Erbe for the debut episode of Shine. FM's Momcast. In this episode, Heather welcomes guest Mom, Mindy von Gunten as they chat about how it is sometimes easier as a Mom to give, but difficult to receive.

Shine. FM's Ministry Director Brian and his son Jake look this week at our role both as individuals and as a church in ministering to those with special abilities.  In Music Matters, they look at new music from Hillsong United, Phil Wickham and a 1984 oldie but goldie from Kenny Marks who passed away this week. In Culture Shock, Halloween happened this week and we as Christians didn't become satan...

Shine. FM's Brian and his teenage son Jake look at the very difficult question of managing our faith walk with Christ in our politically-charged nation.  In Music Matters, new music from one sonic society featuring Elle Limebear, Lauren Daigle and a "goldie but oldie" from the late Rich Mullins. In Culture Shock, a discussion on the recent statement from Joshua Harris on his change of thought from...

Shine. FM's Brian and his 18 year old son Jake look at the reasons young adults walk away from church. Megan from Shine Evenings joins the show this week. In music matters: --The Young Escape --Lauren Daigle --I Am They --David Meece In culture shock, a look at an interview from Chris Pratt and a discussion around whether or not Hollywood has an anti-Christian bias.

The Kitchen Table is a weekly discussion between Shine. FM's Brian and his 18 year old son Jake. In this episode, the duo look at the benefits and pitfalls of technology on faith. Plus, in music matters a look at:  Avril Lavigne--Head Above Water Housefires--Jesus, What a Savior  Corey Asbury--Reckless Love First Call--Sweet Love  Finally, in culture shock, the pair break down the nuances of paren...

Victor Marx ministers to children who have become trauma victims of ISIS in Iraq. But his story was not always so beautiful. A former marine who struggled with prejudice against Iraqis before Christ changed his heart, Victor's story is one of leaning into God's strenght in marriage, parenting and missions...even at times when ISIS has tried to murder both Victor and his family. Donate a stuffed an...

Shine. FM's Brian and his 18 year old son Jake look at the difference in trying to be a "good person" and being a Christian. In Music Matters: Crowder--Red Letters Shane & Shane--Psalm 98 Servant--We Are the Light  In culture shock, we look at "Fortnight Tutors."

Statistically, most American Christians will go their entire lives without sharing their faith in Jesus with one person. So how can we reverse this trend with the next generation? Andy McGowan of Dare to Share takes a look at how to disciple our kids to go out and make disciples.  You can learn more about Dare to Share here.

Shine. FM's Brian and his 18 year old son Jake sit down at their kitchen table for a faith discussion on the nitty gritty of trusting God. Plus a look at music, including: Sanctus Real--Confidence  The Sing Team--How Great is Our God  Russ Taff--Medals In culture shock, the duo take a look at "lawn mower parenting."

In this week’s episode we hear the journey of Anne Marie's obedience to the call of God to begin a non-for-profit benefiting children in the urban communities of Lansing Michigan. Be blessed and inspired as she shares the trials and joys of this walk.   To attend Hope Central or to connect with them in their efforts you can find them on facebook or reach out here.

Shine. FM's Brian and his 18 year old son Jake sit down for a family discussion on prayer. Plus, a look at music from: Zach Williams: Survivor Banners: Someone To You  Stryper: Calling on You In Culture Shock, the duo reflect on 9/11.

Music executive Jason Davis joins us for this fascinating episode of Stronger Together. Jason Davis is a serial entrepreneur, A&R, and expert in artist development. He currently is an artist manager/partner at One One 7, Radar Label Group, and Awaken Records. He has worked with artists such as P. Diddy, Boyz II Men, Jay-Z, Dolly Parton, Lonestar, and many more. In this episode, we talk about Jason...

This week on The Kitchen Table, Brian and his 18 year old son Jake have a family discussion about why it matters to actually attend church. Plus, a look at songs from:  Tim Timmons feat. Amy Grant: I Belong  Citizens: In Tenderness John Gibson & Crystal Lewis: Lost Inside of You.  In culture shock, we look at how Millennials and younger people don't use the flat sheet.

Shine. FM's Brian and his 18 year old son Jake tackle a tough faith question this week, as well as look at music from: Tori Kelly--Never Alone  Hillsong Worship--Who You Say I Am David Meece--We Are the Reason  In culture Shock, Brian and Jake look at what parents need to know about the Fortnight phenomenon.

How can a marriage come out on stronger on the other side of difficult season? Why is it important to set up "postive values" for a family, rather than just talk about what you don't want to do/be? How can you strengthen your marriage through building up your own walk with Christ? Aaron Bunker is a therapist, author and podcaster who helps us take on these questions during this episode of Stronger...

Shine. FM's Brian McIntyre Utter and his 18 year old son Jake look at how to share your faith and be a shining light to the world for Christ without either falling into sin or complete isolation.

Tragically, the number of church scandals making headlines over the past five years are almost too numerous to count. However, when the media has moved on to the next attention grabbing headline, what happens to the people who are left to pick up the pieces? Brian Oswald, a pastor at Parkview Christian Church, has spent years helping people recover from "spiritual abuse." In this episode of Strong...

Shine. FM's Brian and his 18 year old son Jake look at a tough faith question this week. Plus, diving into songs from Switchfoot, Mosaic MSC and Won By One.  In culture shock, a look at waking up and establishing a healthy morning routine in time for back to school.

Shine. FM's Brian and his 18 year old son Jake look at faith, music and culture, including:  --A look at faith and the environment  --new worship music from Melody Noel: Mistakes --a look at The City Harmonic's "Manifesto"  --A look back at a 1984 song from Steve Archer "Through His Eyes of Love"  Plus, 10 things every Christian should know before going to college.