In this show Doug interviews his wife Jennifer Bursch about her testimony of dealing with an eating disorder and a poor understanding of God’s love.
Author Archive | Douglas Bursch
For Those Barely Making It
Doug dedicated this show for people who are really struggling during the Covid-19 pandemic. The goal is to bring encouragement and compassion to those barely making it. The Fairly Spiritual Show · For those Barely Making It (Covid-19)
The Certainty of Not Knowing
Doug talks about embracing how little we really understand of what God is doing and going to do. He looks at how the disciples didn’t really understand the death and resurrection of Christ as it happened. He examines how we will all face these moments of faith that we can either walk through or run […]
My Primary Spiritual Passion
Doug shares his primary spiritual passion. He talks about Pentecost and Spirit-led living. He looks at how to live in these last days.
Know Me Before You Help Me
This show is for pastors and denominational leaders. Doug talks about a problem pastors and denominations often face when they try to help without really knowing the needs of the people they are trying to help. A show about the importance of knowing before we do stuff, especially in the age of COVID-19.
Strong God During Weak Times
Doug talks about God’s strength during troubling times. He shares stories about his failures in ministry, such as the time he prayed a terribly misguided prayer for a man with one leg. Hopefully this show can bring you some laughs and encouragement.
Social Media Cautions While Quarantined
Doug talks about practical social media concerns during these isolated times. He also explains why he is broadcasting his show from his Kia Sorento.
Be an Example of Love
Doug talks about being an example of love in every community. Sorry, but this show was uploaded out of order, but it is still a good show.
Peace in Troubling Times
Doug talks about peace in troubling times
Living in the Present with God
Doug talks about how we often don’t live in the present with God. We examine our past and plan for our future, but struggle with abiding with God in the eternal now. Revival makes room for God in the present.