In this episode of the Average JOES Podcast, Nathan Brewer, Chris Chambers, Ben Ellis, and Eric Harrough have a conversation about the importance of reading good books in the Christian life.  Ben and Eric then give their own top ten lists (Best/most important Christian [and non-Christian] books every Christian should read).  

In this episode of the Average JOES Podcast, Nathan Brewer, Ben Ellis, and Chris Chambers have a great conversation with one-time atheist turned lover of Christ, Eric Harrough.  Though Eric is still very young, his love of Jesus is evident and his study of God's Word is deep.  Eric tells of his journey from atheism to Christianity.  He tells of the influence his parents' walk with the Lord had in his personal transformation.  He loves of music is very diverse as he enjoys listening to Bach, disco, Lecrae, and Barry White.   

In this episode of the Average JOES Podcast, we have a wonderful conversation with Dustin Fenison about his family and his continued walk with Christ.  He walks us through his personal testimony including living several years in Albania while his family planted a church, and how that experience was used by God to shape certain aspects of his life even today.  He talks about his jobs including: associate pastor at East Somerset Baptist Church, his joy in being a part of the Christian band, ​People of the Earth​, and even his songwriting responsibilities in Nashville.  

In this episode of the Average JOES Podcast, we have a great conversation with Jonathan Herndon, student pastor at Northcliffe Baptist Church in Spring Hill, Florida.  He talks about his testimony, his vocation, and much more.  

In this episode of the Average JOES Podcast, Chris Chambers, Ben Ellis, and Nathan Brewer have a short conversation about Easter, why churches have higher attendance on Easter Sundays, and why non-believers feel compelled to attend church on this one day each year.  We are joined briefly by Northcliffe Baptist Church's Lead Pastor, Jeff Dye, and Northcliffe's Students Pastor, Jonathan Herndon.  

In this episode of the Average JOES Podcast, Jonathan Herndon, Ben Ellis, and Chris Chambers have a conversation about the Theology of the Sacred.  This episode was recorded on a Wednesday evening family worship night at Northcliffe Baptist Church in Spring Hill, Florida.  

In this episode of the Average JOES Podcast, Dr. Charles O. Young, PhD speaks at the Sharper! Conference at Bell Shoals Baptist Church in Brandon, Florida from March 1, 2018.  Dr. Young talks about proven strategies for effective evangelism.  Dr. Young tells stories of how God has used him in the past, and how God is continuing to use him for the glory of God.

In this episode of the Average JOES Podcast, Ben Ellis and Chris Chambers have a great conversation with Dr. Charles Young, PhD about his testimony and how God has used him and is still using him here in the United States and around the world.  

In this episode of the Average JOES Podcast, Nathan and Chris have a conversation about Tim Keller's book, "Counterfeit Gods."  

In this episode of the Average JOES Podcast, Carl Ellison joins us again.  We have a conversation with Carl Ellison about what the Bible says about the Holy Spirit and the Sign Gifts.   

In this sixth episode of the Average JOES Podcast, Chris Chambers and Nathan Brewer discuss John Stott's classic book, "Basic Christianity."

This is the fifth episode of the Average JOES Podcast, and Nathan Brewer and Chris Chambers have a conversation with John Graham.  John is a member of Northcliffe Baptist Church in Spring Hill, Florida.  He teaches a life group on Sunday mornings, and a men's Bible study on Wednesday evenings.  
​John has been a tremendous influence in my life, and I am grateful that God has placed him into my life.

In this episode of the Average JOES Podcast, we have a conversation with Johannes "Kobus" Appelgrijn.  Kobus talks about growing up in South Africa, serving as a pastor for 35 years, and his second career as the Executive Director of West Pasco Habitat for Humanity and a coach for pastors.  Kobus talks about Sunday evening services being the evangelistic meetings. 
Kobus also discusses that many pastors believe they need to project the perfect image, which is nothing more than the "Holy Man Myth."  He says the pastorate can be very lonely and very difficult for the pastor's wife and children.  

In this third episode of the Average JOES Podcast,  we have a conversation with Carl Ellison who is the Lead Pastor at First Baptist Church of New Tampa.  Carl talks about his family, his relationship with Jesus Christ, and how God has given him an unquenchable desire for God's Word.  In the midst of the conversation, Carl discuses Howard Hendrick's book, "Iron Sharpens Iron," as well as, Mark MacDonald's book, "Be Known For Something." 
Carl tells the story of how he came to have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, and remembering at 4 years of age, watching Billy Graham on television, and the Holy Spirit convicting his 4 year old heart.  Carl explains that he wandered away from his Savior as a teenager, and how God used some difficult circumstances in his life to draw him back. 
Carl talks about living with a "framework of Christianity" for many years without transformation, and how three life-changing events occurred on the same day to bring Carl to a point of total surrender.

John Reddy grew up in India, and moved the United States with his wife, Sujatha.  John has a passion for the Word of God, and recently completed a 16 day trip to India where he preached 24 times in 14 days!  He attends Northcliffe Baptist Church, where he serves as a deacon, teaches several classes, and demonstrates his love for God by loving others.
In this episode, John discusses his life growing up in India, and how he came to a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.  John talks about how his relationship with Jesus immediately changed his life, and continues to change his life today. 
John says that the most impactful book he has ever read (aside from the Bible) is 'Building Dynamic Faith" by Jerry Fallwell.

Ben Ellis is the Small Groups Pastor at Northcliffe Baptist Church in Spring Hill, Florida.  He graduated from Southeastern Southern Baptist Seminary in North Carolina.  
In this episode, Ben discuses how he walked an aisle at age 7, but did not really have a vibrant relationship with Jesus Christ until his late teens.  Ben discusses whether children should be baptized at an early age.  Ben loves to help others experience a real, authentic relationship with Jesus Christ.  Ben talks about how the wall between the Church and the world has been broken down - which is both good and bad. 
Best book he has ever read (aside from the Bible) - The Great Divorce by C.S. Lewis.