In this session Michael welcomes Moody Radio Pastor Donald Coleto the Mole End Studio.  It was an amazing day when this conversation was recorded, but since that time Pastor Cole has gone home to be with the Lord.  But what you will get to hear is the clear voice of Pastor Cole as he opens to Psalm 23 and shares his insights about what it reveals about God’s love for us. In the second, a session with the music of Buddy Greene, Jeff Taylor and Michael Card.

Classic - Donald Cole

On this classic session we’ll talk with author Brennan Manning about his book titled The "Rabbi’s Heartbeat". The conversation will center on how we all can develop an intimate relationship with Jesus. As part of the discussion, Michael will play the song based on Brennan’s book. Then, cellist John Catchings joins us to talk about developing skills that reinforce an artist’s performance. John brings his creative spirit and his cello for an unforgettable time here at Mole End. Michael will end the hour answering listener email questions.

Classic - Brennan Manning

This session was recorded at the Mole End Studio and will begin with Michael teaching from the Gospels and the book of Hebrews. The focus is on the way God the Father related to Jesus while He was on Earth. In the second half we welcome back New York artist Makoto Fujimura.  Makoto will join us for a discussion of two films, “The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe” and King Kong.  And then we’ll meet a new friend, David Zanotti. We’ll learn about his calling to bring principals of redemption to his work with public policy in the public square.  Along with these thoughtful conversations we’ll hear several songs performed by Michael.

Classic - Makoto Fujimura

We begin with the first half of a conversation with Pastor and author Dr. John Piper.  Dr. Piper joins us at the Mole End studio for discussion this week about the power of God’s word in our lives.  Then in the second half we’ll welcome back Larry Warren who talks about how we all can be a part of fulfilling Christ’s great commission.  And we’ll wrap up the hour by meeting music therapist, Dr. Deforia Lane who explains how music is used to bring comfort and relief to the patients she works with.

Dr. John Piper

We’ll continue our study of Biblical lament as Michael traces the life situations of David in the Psalms.  And we’ll spotlight Fair Play Camp and their ministry to troubled teens when we talk with the executive director David Hochstetler and pastor JD Miller. Throughout the hour we’ll hear some of Michael’s early music including his first song composed at the request of Dr. Bill Lane. You’ll want to have your Bible open and your heart ready to be stirred from teaching, conversation and Michael’s music.

Lament::Daniel Hochstetler

We’ll start off with author Brennan Manning about his book titled The Rabbi’s Heartbeat.  The conversation will center on how we all can develop an intimate relationship with Jesus. As part of the discussion Michael will play the new song based on this book.  In the second half, Jazz Saxophonist Kirk Whalum joins us to talk about his journey of faith as he developed his career and grew in musical ability. Kirk brought his saxophone to the studio so we’ll hear some outstanding performances from his visit.

On this edition of "In the Studio with Michael Card", we’re going on the road for teaching and music.
Join us as Michael continues his study based in his years of research on the word “hesed”. We’ll pick up where we left off in the study on Moses's encounter with God from Exodus 34. You’ll want to have your Bible in hand as we take in the details found in the most important passage in the Hebrew Bible. Then, stay as Michael shares music that surround this teaching all recorded “live” at a recent Biblical Imagination Conference in Stowe, Ohio.
It will be a great opportunity to sit together as we learn and worship together.

Hesed, With Us

This week we’re going “on the road for a “live” Christmas concert recorded in Mt. Morris New York. Join us for “A New Hope Born” featuring some of Michael’s well-known songs that spotlight the people and themes found in the coming of Christ. Performing with Michael are his good friends Jeff Taylor and Chenoa Alamo. There’s many Christmas favorites like “Joseph Song”, “Come to the Cradle”, “Emmanuel” and several carols sung by the audience.

Along the way, we’ll be reminded of the great truths behind the details of the coming of Jesus as a baby in Bethlehem.

A New Hope Is Born

Michael will open God’s word to John 1 for a study of circumstances Jesus faces when he was born. In the second half we’ll hear how God is at work in community here in the states and in China. Currey Womack of Nashville Rescue mission stops by with an amazing story of God’s intervention in the life of a young man. And Barnabas, a representative from World Serve, talks about the plight of the Chinese believers. Through music and teaching we’ll explore the mystery of God coming to Earth and how that affects how we can honor Him in this season of celebration.

The Mystery of Incarnation

Join us as we wrap up 2019 on In the Studio with Michael Card. We’ll prepare for New Year with guests and conversation that will help you reflect on the importance of this week.  Jeff Crosby from Intervarsity Press stops by to share the story of his long relationship with Michael and give insights on the changing landscape of Christian publishing.  We’ll get introduced to Curtis Zachary, a young pastor in the Franklin area who will inspire you as he talks about his passion to see God’s love, “hit the ground.” To wrap up the hour, Michael share his thoughts from Psalm 90 recorded in Jerusalem on New Years Eve.

Stepping Into A New Year

We start off with a dive in The Word with Dr. Bruce Waltke.  Dr. Waltke takes us to the book of Proverbs to talk about the fear of God.  We’ll see how this attitude of heart acts as the bedrock for our faith and our understanding of this Old Testament book.  Then in the second half we’ll sit with the audience from Waukegan, Illinois, for concert highlights.  It’s a variety of songs from several of Michael's well-known album projects.

The Way Of Wisdom

We’ll honor the memory of Dr. King with a conversation with Pastor and Jazz saxophonist, Kirk Whalum.  Kirk will talk about his new project “Humanite” and following Christ in what Dr. King called “The Beloved Community”.  Then, we'll hear Michael answer audience questions based on what they were learning about Hesed during a Biblical Imagination conference.   
There’s thought provoking conversation and music that will challenge you to take your commitment to Christ seriously.

The Beloved Community

Join us for a “Classic” In the Studio with Michael Card.  Before he went home to be with the Lord Moody Radio’s Pastor Donald Cole opens God’s word with us at the Mole End studio.  Gain insights on as Pastor Cole shares his wisdom and perspectives on the message of the Psalms. You won’t want to miss this powerful time in the word. Then we place a call to Dr. Lyle Dorsett to hear about his study of the work of Military Chaplains titled, ”Serving God and Country”.  And then to round out the hour out founder and President of Heartlight Ministries, Mark Gregston joins us to share some creative parenting advice.  
Set your thinking in a Biblical direction with conversation and music centered on God’s word here In the Studio with Michael Card.

Biblical Truths from the Psalms

In this edition we hear Michael’s teaching on the Transfiguration from Mark 9 recorded by the Sea of Galilee. Then, worship leader, Ayanda Khumalo stops by to discuss the art of song writing with Michael.  In the second half, author and historian Kevin Belmonte shares insights from his new biographical work on the life and ministry of Dr. Maltbie Babcock. Conversation that is Bible centered with music that will tie the hour together.

Christ and Creativity Across the Generations

In this week’s “classic” edition, we are joined by Andrew Peterson and Denny Denson. We will start out with good friend, the late Pastor Denny Denson. Our focus is on the impact of Slavery on the African American community and how all believer should relate to Jesus as our new Master. Then, we welcome singer and songwriter Andrew Peterson to the Mole End Studio. Andrew will tell us about his music ministry and perform several of his songs, along with guitarist Andy Gullahorn and Ben Shive.

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Moving Forward

In this new edition we’ll take a close look at the Gospel of Mark.  Michael points out how the details in the life of Jesus portrayed in this book speaks to the people in the first century and our times. Then get ready for an entertaining conversation with a new friend:  Pat Boone. Find out why Michael describes him as a “Jesus freak”. And as Pat and Michael talk you gain a behind the scenes look at the world of music, a new song they’ve worked on together.

Bearers of the Light

This week In The Studio with Michael Card, we start off the hour with teaching from several Bible passages that talk about the reality of pursing a friendship with God. We’ll learn what happens when God’s glory is revealed to those who seek for Him. 

Then, Michael will answer a listener Bible question about the water and blood that flowed from Jesus’ side from John chapter 19. Dr. John Perkins joins us for a conversation about developing a lifestyle that makes progress toward racial reconciliation. All this and great music is waiting for you In The Studio with Michael Card.

Called to Reconciliation

On this week’s new edition, our theme is ”Salt and Light in the Real World.”  Michael continues our series on meaning of the details in Jesus life by looking at the Gospel of Matthew. This study will set the stage for our community guest, David Zanotti. David is with the Amercian Policy Roundtable and he helps us think about being faithful as a Christ follower in the current political climate.  

There’s challenging conversation along with music which will tie the hour together.  You’ll need to keep your Bible in hand and your heart ready to listen during this session In the Studio with Michael Card.  


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Salt and Light

Join us as we welcome our good friend Scott Roley, to open the word with us.  Scott has been involved in community renewal in Franklin, Tennessee.  This week, we’ll turn to 2 Corinthians 5 and our call to be God’s ambassadors where we live.  Then, we welcome Odessa Settles to the Mole End studio.  Odessa has a rich musical heritage and she’ll perform several spirituals in the Mole End Studio.  We’ll also hear her perspectives on music and it’s role in understanding the experience of the African American community.

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God’s Neighborhood

On this week’s session In the Studio with Michael Card our focus is on the events of Holy Week.  We’ll start with an in-depth study of character and conduct of Judas.  Pastor Colin Smith has explored the details of the betrayal of Jesus in his book, “Heaven So Near, So Far”.  Together with Michael they’ll explore the mindset that can pull us away from the savior.  In the second half, Michael will share scripture and music that guides us through the significant moments leading up to the cross.  It is our prayer this hour will help guide your thinking and prepare your heart to remember our Lord’s death on Good Friday.  Join us for this important session In the Studio with Michael Card.

Remembering The Suffering of Jesus

This week’s “Classic” edition of In The Studio with Michael Card we’ll hear from two guests who are leaders in the world of scholarship and music.  In the commentary section we’ll welcome New Testament scholar Dr. D.A. Carson to discuss the laments of Jesus found in the Gospels.  And then in the creativity segment Don Wyrtzen, composer, teacher and author of “A Musician Looks at the Psalms”, joins us discuss the musical expression of lament found in the scriptures.  Along with the conversations there will be plenty of music by Michael and Don who will inspire you with his performance of at the Mole End studio piano.

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