Jeff Archer's guest appearances

Jeff Archer

Educate For Life with Kevin Conover

30Aradio

Working with the Word

The DCR Coffee Podcast

Abdu Murray

Brian Jones

Eric Johnson

Ben Johnson

Michael Shermer

Lawrence Krauss

Victor Marx

Bethany Hamilton

David Levy

Robert Carter

Dan Barker

David Wood

Eric Hovind

Sean McDowell

Eric Young

OwlTail

We sit down with Jeff Archer to talk about the value and GROWTH that come through studying God's word. Through repeated, diligent observation and interpretation, we can apply God's word to become more like our Savior!  Jeff has lots of great wisdom to share in this episode!   Related / Mentioned Resources - How to Study the Bible by Jeff Archer Other Material by Jeff Archer  Jordan Park church of Christ  Music Credits Intro - "Faith" by Vibe Tracks Transition "The Forest of Andor" by John Tadlock (from his album Alandria) Outro - "The Starry Night" by John Tadlock (from his album Sight of the Stars)

We sit down with Jeff Archer to talk about the value and GROWTH that come through studying God's word. Through repeated, diligent observation and interpretation, we can apply God's word to become more like our Savior!  Jeff has lots of great wisdom to share in this episode! Related / Mentioned Resources - <a href="https://onestone.com/products/how-to-study-the-bible-3?_pos=1&amp;_sid=2a4d326e8&amp;_ss=r" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">How to Study the Bible by Jeff Archer</a> <a href="https://onestone.com/collections/vendors?q=Jeff%20Archer" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Other Material by Jeff Archer </a> <a href="http://www.jordanpark.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jordan Park church of Christ </a> Music Credits Intro - "Faith" by Vibe Tracks Transition "The Forest of Andor" by John Tadlock (from his album <a href="https://johntadlock.bandcamp.com/album/alandria" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Alandria</a>) Outro - "The Starry Night" by John Tadlock (from his album <a href="https://johntadlock.bandcamp.com/album/the-sight-of-the-stars" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Sight of the Stars</a>)

How to Study the Bible with Jeff Archer

On this week’s episode of The DCR Coffee Podcast, the guys welcome Jeff Archer and Betsy San Miguel of YOLO.  These two are teaching us all about how to remember that you only live once.  Whether it’s in their new line of coffee or their stand-up paddle boards and electric beach cruiser bikes, these two are leading a brand that represents a quality of life many of us strive to achieve.  Hard work and laser focus brought this vision to bear.  Over the years, they’ve said no to trade shows and yes to more time in the shop pushing their own R&amp;D concepts to the next level.  Thanks to receiving early advice to “stay focused on who you are and what you’re trying to build”, Jeff was able to define the brand based on his own terms and values.  Betsy partnered later having been moved by the YOLO mindset and what it was achieving in the competitive Florida coastline market.  Together they’ve grown this brand of SUP board and bikes into one that is loved by celebrities like Drew Brees and Brian Kelley of the country duo, Florida Georgia Line.  And next up: YOLO Coffee.  “Coffee is so fun and it’s allowing us a way to talk to a new, younger customer in a way that we hadn’t before” says Archer.  Dillanos Coffee Roasters is proud to partner with a brand that shares a likeminded sense of values and purpose.  Look for YOLO Coffee to continue to grow its presence across the Gulf Coast. . . .   Find YOLO Board on social and online: Web: yoloboard.com Facebook: @yoloboardnbike Instagram: @yoloboard 

On this week’s episode of The DCR Coffee Podcast, the guys welcome Jeff Archer and Betsy San Miguel of <a href="https://yoloboard.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YOLO</a>.  These two are teaching us all about how to remember that you only live once.  Whether it’s in their new line of coffee or their stand-up paddle boards and electric beach cruiser bikes, these two are leading a brand that represents a quality of life many of us strive to achieve. Hard work and laser focus brought this vision to bear.  Over the years, they’ve said no to trade shows and yes to more time in the shop pushing their own R&amp;D concepts to the next level.  Thanks to receiving early advice to “stay focused on who you are and what you’re trying to build”, Jeff was able to define the brand based on his own terms and values.  Betsy partnered later having been moved by the YOLO mindset and what it was achieving in the competitive Florida coastline market. Together they’ve grown this brand of SUP board and bikes into one that is loved by celebrities like Drew Brees and Brian Kelley of the country duo, Florida Georgia Line.  And next up: <a href="https://yoloboard.com/coffee.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YOLO Coffee</a>.  “Coffee is so fun and it’s allowing us a way to talk to a new, younger customer in a way that we hadn’t before” says Archer.  Dillanos Coffee Roasters is proud to partner with a brand that shares a likeminded sense of values and purpose. Look for <a href="https://yoloboard.com/coffee.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YOLO Coffee</a> to continue to grow its presence across the Gulf Coast. . . . Find YOLO Board on social and online: Web: <a href="https://yoloboard.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">yoloboard.com</a> Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/yoloboardnbike" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@yoloboardnbike</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/yoloboard/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@yoloboard</a>

No. 17: Jeff Archer & Betsy San Miguel of YOLO Coffee 

Whether they know it or not, every person possesses a worldview.  This is a set of broad principles that guides their perception of reality, informing them of what exists and what doesn’t, what is possible and what is not.  As human knowledge has advanced over the past few centuries, so has the idea that observational science can explain the whole of reality, physical stuff is all there is, and there is no spiritual realm.  This philosophical naturalism is a key component of atheism, a denial of the existence of any sort of god. But does this view do an adequate job of explaining the whole of human knowledge and experience?  On September 29th, Kevin is moderating a debate between a Christian (Dr. Andy McIntosh) and an atheist (Jeff Archer) on whether an atheistic worldview can make sense of reality. In the weeks preceding the debate, he is interviewing each participant in turn about why they hold the position they do. In this first of the two interviews, he speaks with Jeff Archer about why he believes atheism explains all of reality without any need to refer to the supernatural.  They discuss topics such as whether religion is necessary for moral living, and whether the complexity of life suggests intelligent design. Jeff archer is the long-standing president of the Atheist Coalition of San Diego, author of multiple books, and an experienced public debater.  You can learn more about him and the Atheist Coalition by visiting  AtheistCoalition.org. “And the Lord asked me, ‘What do you see, Amos?’ ‘A plumb line,’ I replied. Then the Lord said, ‘Look, I am setting a plumb line among my people Israel…'” Amos 7:8 This episode first aired on September 20th, 2015. We make video lessons to raise up confident Christians: https://educateforlife.org/

Whether they know it or not, every person possesses a worldview.  This is a set of broad principles that guides their perception of reality, informing them of what exists and what doesn’t, what is possible and what is not.  As human knowledge has advanced over the past few centuries, so has the idea that observational science can explain the whole of reality, physical stuff is all there is, and there is no spiritual realm.  This philosophical naturalism is a key component of atheism, a denial of the existence of any sort of god. But does this view do an adequate job of explaining the whole of human knowledge and experience?  On September 29th, Kevin is moderating a debate between a Christian (Dr. Andy McIntosh) and an atheist (Jeff Archer) on whether an atheistic worldview can make sense of reality. In the weeks preceding the debate, he is interviewing each participant in turn about why they hold the position they do. In this first of the two interviews, he speaks with Jeff Archer about why he believes atheism explains all of reality without any need to refer to the supernatural.  They discuss topics such as whether religion is necessary for moral living, and whether the complexity of life suggests intelligent design. Jeff archer is the long-standing president of the Atheist Coalition of San Diego, author of multiple books, and an experienced public debater.  You can learn more about him and the Atheist Coalition by visiting  <a href="http://atheistcoalition.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">AtheistCoalition.org</a>. “And the Lord asked me, ‘What do you see, Amos?’ ‘A plumb line,’ I replied. Then the Lord said, ‘Look, I am setting a plumb line among my people Israel…'” Amos 7:8 This episode first aired on September 20th, 2015. We make video lessons to raise up confident Christians: <a href="https://educateforlife.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://educateforlife.org/</a>

027 An Atheist Explains Reality – Jeff Archer