Center City Podcast

Justin and Pastor Joseph are back this week with more news than you can shake a stick at, and with the third part of the interview with Pastor Steve Witherup. Music by Nonparell

This week the boys talk about how to get free tickets to Nascar events for life, the iPhone 5, and the awesome interview with Pastor Steve Witherup continues. This week's music: "My Sight" - Kye Kye

This week Center City Podcast's very own Joseph Phillips interviews Pastor Steve Witherup.

This week we talk about fried bacon-wrapped cinnamon rolls, cloud computing, lost people in Iceland, and the best carnival games player in the world. We also provide crucial advice for anyone interested in starting to read Christian writings. Finally, a good friend of the podcast, Jonathan Wing, stops by and talks about the Hokies. This weeks music: Come and Awake by We Are Creation

The boys are back this week with their usual antics, and have a great talk about relationships.

This week the boys talk about face-kini's, Brennan Manning's "The Ragamuffin Gospel", and how Joseph beat Justin in an existential argument. "Consecrate" from the album Vespers by Parachute Band Go to comeandlive.com

Center City Podcast is a news and reviews podcast from Center City Church, a Christ-centered church in Uptown Charlotte, NC. This week the guys talk about crazy 911 calls, a trash truck tragedy, and the journey of prayer.

This is a news and reviews podcast from Center City Church a Christ-centered church in Uptown Charlotte. Joseph Phillips and Justin McCain talk about Tazerball, the shocking new way of playing your favorite Sega Genesis games, and a book on prayer. Songs in order of appearance: "Fences" by Phoenix "Drive All Night" by NEEDTOBREATHE

This is the first episode of The Center City Podcast, a news and reviews podcast from Center City Church, a Christ-centered church in Uptown Charlotte. Joseph Phillips and Justin McCain give updates on whats happening at Center City, talk about what happens when you feed an alligator, and review Timothy Keller's "The Prodigal God". Songs in order of appearance are: "Fences" by Phoenix "Whom Have I?" by Ascend The Hill