Podcasts
What is a podcast?
A podcast is a digital media file(usually an audio file but sometime a video file) which is distributedover the Internet to everyone who has subscribed to that podcast"feed." Think of a podcast as similar to a radio program that is sentto you automatically each week, or however often the podcaster (thepodcast author) creates a new episode.
Do I need special hardware?
Nearlyevery computer comes configured to play audio or video files. You canalso load those files onto a portable music players like iPods (fromwhich the term "podcast" is derived). But other portable music playerscan also be used.
Do I need special software?
Yes.Your best experience with podcasts is found when using an applicationdesigned to download and categorize the various podcasts to which youare subscribed. There are several free programs you can use. iTunes is the most commonly used program of this type, Juice is another well known program. Both are available for Macintosh and PC computers.
TPExtra
- Visit Our New Podcast Site
In June of 2008 we launched our new podcast site on our main Web site, tpe.ag.org. All podcasts uploaded from now on will be on that site. Visit our brand new podcast site. This Podbean site will remain active as an archive of podcasts prior to that time. - Interview With Rear Admiral Robert Burt, Part 2
(See below for the first part of this interview. Please listen to it first.) Part 2 of an interview by Ken Horn with Rear Admiral Robert Burt, an ordained minister of the Open Bible Churches who has the distinction of serving as the Navy Chief of Chaplains. See “High-seas ministry” with Chaplain Burt in the April 13, [...] - Interview With Rear Admiral Robert Burt, Part 1
Part 1 of an interview by Ken Horn with Rear Admiral Robert Burt, an ordained minister of the Open Bible Churches who has the distinction of serving as the Navy Chief of Chaplains. See “High-seas ministry” with Chaplain Burt in the April 13, 2008 issue of Today’s Pentecostal Evangel. - The Building Blocks of Intimate Relationships
Part two of TPE Editor Ken Horn’s interview with Dr. Gary Allen addresses building healthy intimacy in the home. Dr. Allen is the director of the Ministerial Enrichment Office for the Assemblies of God and Executive Editor of Enrichment Journal. - Interview With Dr. Gary Allen, Part 1
TPE Editor Ken Horn interviews Enrichment Journal Executive Editor Dr. Gary Allen. Dr. Allen is also the director of the Ministerial Enrichment Office for the Assemblies of God. Part one of a two-part interview. - Interview With Major General Jeffrey Schloesser
Major General Jeffrey Schloesser is the Commander of the 101st Airborne Division out of Fort Campbell, Kentucky. The division has several units currently deployed in Iraq and other units preparing to deploy to Afghanistan in the near future. Host Ken Horn and Co-Host Chaplain Scott McChrystal interview General Schloesser about: • What is done to “battle proof” [...] - Zollie Smith, Vision for America
Part 2 of Ken Horn’s interview with Zollie Smith, executive director of Assemblies of God U.S. Missions. In this program, Bro. Smith shares his vision for ministry in America. - Zollie Smith Testimony
Zollie Smith, executive director of Assemblies of God U.S. Missions, shares his testimony of God’s grace in his life, including God’s preserving power when he was away from God and almost lost his life in Vietnam. Part 1 of a two-part interview. - Church Multiplication Network
Steve Pike, director of Church Multiplication Network for Assemblies of God U.S. Missions, visits with host Ken Horn about the AG’s goal of planting churches throughout the nation. - Alaska: The Gospel Runs Through America’s Last Frontier
Scott Harrup and Kirk Noonan discuss ministry in Alaska with Editor Ken Horn. Ken visited Alaska in July of this year to see ministries in North Pole, Anchorage, and along the Yukon River with Master’s Commission North Pole. From the Dec. 16, 2007 issue of Today’s Pentecostal Evangel. - Kids Need the Outdoors
Host Ken Horn discusses children, the indoors and the outdoors with staff writer Christina Quick. From the Nov. 25, 2007 issue of Today’s Pentecostal Evangel. - Peru Earthquake Part 2
TPE Managing Editor Kirk Noonan discusses his trip to earthquake-ravaged Peru, with host Ken Horn. Part 2. - Peru Earthquake Part 1
TPE Managing Editor Kirk Noonan discusses his trip to earthquake-ravaged Peru, with host Ken Horn. Part 1. - Remembering Our Military
Host Ken Horn discusses the importance of Veterans Day with Col. Scott McChrystal. Be sure to visit the new military appreciation Web site, agmilitary.blogspot.com, to leave a message of support for our active military and veterans. - Issues in Today’s Culture
Ken Horn discusses a challenging social issue with John W. Kennedy. - Nothing’s Too Hard for God
National Director of Communications for the Assemblies of God Juleen Turnage and Resource Development Coordinator for the Office of Public Relations Rick Griepp talk to host Ken Horn about the AG’s multimedia campaign available to our churches, Nothing’s Too Hard for God. Included in the podcast are sample 60 second radio spots. Visit http://nothingstoohardforgod.org/ for [...] - Juleen Turnage Interview
Host Ken Horn visits with Juleen Turnage, the National Director of Communications for the Assemblies of God. With a change of administration and leadership in the Fellowship on October 8, 2007, Turnage shares insights from past transitional times and administrations. - Cindi Boston: Pregnancy Care Center
Cindi Boston, director of Pregnancy Care Center in Springfield, Missouri, shares with host Ken Horn about pro-life ministry. Co-host: TPE News Editor John W. Kennedy. - Gary Denbow: Clean Speech
Dr. Gary Denbow, president of Central Bible College in Springfield, Missouri, discusses clean speech with host Ken Horn. See his article in the Sept. 16, 2007 issue of Today’s Pentecostal Evangel. - Earl Creps: Church Planting
Dr. Earl Creps, past director of the Doctor of Ministry program at Assemblies of God Theological Seminary, discusses his book Off-Road Disciplines with Ken Horn. Earl and his wife, Janet, are nationally appointed U.S. missionaries and will be planting a church in Berkeley, Calif. See his interview in the Sept. 16, 2007 issue of [...]
Resources for Ministering to Youth
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Six Steps for Starting a Campus Club
Six steps is all it takes to get a Christian campus club started at your school. -
A Speed the Light Blessing in India
Missionaries Joey and Carla Ellis reflect on the blessings of Speed the Light. -
What is a Campus Club
A campus club provides a place for Christians to gather and worship God. It also gives other students a place to come and discover God and His Word with you. Read more to find out why and how to start a club. -
The Beginnings of the AG Bible Quiz Ministry
Owen Carr, who took Bible Quiz to the national level, tells the story of how BQ got its start.
