Raising Screen Time Kids — In Raising Screen Time Kids, biblical counselor and pastor Josh Weidmann—who has six kids of his own—sets out to help us discover scriptural answers for those questions. This is not just a book of “don’ts” and “stop doing thats,” but one that gives practical advice for finding moderation in all things, as well as how to use screens to help us disciple our kids.
The End of Anxiety — One in Five people deal with crippling anxiety on a regular basis and all of us deal with it at some level from time-to-time. Josh has written a book entitled “The End of Anxiety” and created a bunch of other helpful resources that will help anyone dealing with anxiety, no matter its intensity.
Dad, If you Only Knew — What if you could get in the head of your teenager? In this book, Josh takes you on a tour of the hearts and minds of teens and how to best reach them.
Honest to God — Honesty with God is a key to transformation. We all have disappointments, sadness, and doubts. God invites us to share openly so we can be changed completely.
He Walked with Us — Israel is like God’s shadow box—hundreds of sites have been saved for us over the centuries that point back to the authenticity of the Bible. This book is a must-have for anyone interested in how the history of Israel impacts our life today.
PrepareForIsrael.com — Are you going to travel to Israel? Get the most out of your trip by preparing well and getting all your questions answered about travel, the Bible and archaeology.
LatteArtPro.com — Josh and his artist brother, Jake, have been brewing espresso and pouring latte art for over a decade. In this course, they share their easy-to-learn art.
PastorCoaching.com — Pastoring is one of the hardest jobs… but you are not alone. This site is dedicated to connecting pastors to other pastors and finding help and advice for this hard but God-ordained job.
Today we set off to Caesarea Maratamia, Tzipori and Nazareth. Caesarea Maritime is a mere 30 miles north of Joppa. It became Israel’s most populous city at the time of the early church. Herod the Great dedicated the city, his crowning architectural triumph, to his friend Caesar Augustus. Caesarea served as the Roman Capital of Judea. One of the most amazing sites, that can still be seen today, is the aqueduct that brought the city’s water supply down from Mount Carmel. A memorable mention of Caesarea in the New Testament was in Acts 12:19-23 when Herod Agrippa I was stricken with a disease in the amphitheater. Phillip was also the first Christian to preach the Gospel to the people in Caesarea (Acts 8:40).
