Pastor Clay brought the Holy Ghost Stories series to a close by looking at the Holiest of the Holy Ghost Stories: The Day of Pentecost. It's the day where the Spirit indwelled the people of God and now continues to do so. How have you seen the power of the Spirit in your own life?

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Intro/Outro Music: "Holy Spirit" performed by One Way Up, the CUMC Praise Band. Usage is covered by CCLI Licenses #1418798 and #20727412.

Eric is out of town on a work trip, so Pastor Clay called on his friend Pastor Teresa Whetsel to talk about Sunday's message. Pastor Teresa serves the United Methodist Church in Miller, SD. Together they talk about how fascinating Peter is, how powerful the Holy Spirit is, and how cool of a day Pentecost is. 

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Intro/Outro Music: "Moving Forward" from Fesliyan Studios

Pastor Clay continues the Holy Ghost Series by looking at Matthew 14: the disciples are caught in a storm and think they see a ghost. But this encounter is with no mere ghost; it's an encounter with the Son of God Himself, Jesus. We won't see Jesus like they did, but we still do see Jesus. What do we do when that happens?

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Intro Music: "Raising Me Higher" from MixKit.co (Used with permission)

Eric and Pastor Clay are back to talk about Sunday's message, Elijah's story, and our cultural aversion to silence. In Elijah's life, God is made known in the silence. Do we give God the opportunity to be made known in the silence? 

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Intro/Outro Music: "Moving Forward" from Fesliyan Studios

Pastor Clay continues the Holy Ghost Stories series by looking at Elijah, whose life itself is a ghost story. He angers a queen, is forced to flee for his life, and then has to endure a wildfire, a whirlwind, and an earthquake. That's quite a story, but the most impressive part is where God's presence is found: in the silence. We overlook silence in our loud world, but what could God be trying to tell us in the silence?

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Intro/Outro Music: "Raising Me Higher" from MixKit.co (Used with permission)

Eric and Pastor Clay dig into 1 Samuel 3 and really Samuel's story. Plus, they pick up on the tendency that God has to use younger people. Why? They also dig into how God has called them to serve in the church from where they are. We hope you are inspired and encouraged by their conversation.

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Scripture: 1 Samuel 3:1-11

Series: Holy Ghost Stories

As a young boy, Samuel has a Holy Ghost Story in the tabernacle when he starts to hear voices. What could possibly be going on? Who could be speaking? And does that Same Voice still speak to you and me? Find out from Pastor Clay in this week's message.

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Intro/Outro Music: "Take My Life and Let It Be" from Greg Howlett (Used with permission)

Eric and Pastor Clay are back to talk about Jacob's story and marvel at what God is up to when unworthy people are called into God's service. Jacob's life is one of constant scandal, and yet he's the good guy. What message could that have for us as we live our lives?

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Scripture: Genesis 32:22-32

Series: Holy Ghost Stories

As a way of preparing for Pentecost, we're going to spend a couple weeks looking at parts of scripture where the Holy Spirit is alive and active. Jacob wrestles with God and comes to conclusions about life that could only be revealed by God's spirit resting on him. The Spirit leaves him forever changed; how does the Spirit change you?

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Intro/Outro Music: "Take My Life and Let It Be" from Greg Howlett (Used with permission)

Pastor Clay and Eric come together to nerd out about church camp. Both of them have had powerful experiences, and they are eager to share. Pastor Clay also gives his interpretation of the Book of Jonah in about three minutes, which is fun. Camp has shaped the lives of so many people, and there is just nothing like church camp.

Connect with a Camp! Go to www.dakcamps.org to find out more about Dakotas UMC Camping. Go to acacamps.org to find an ACA-accredited camp near you. And as Pastor Clay promised, you can call the church at (605) 764-2859 to talk more about church camps in your area!

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Intro/Outro Music: "Moving Forward" from MixKit.co (Used with permission)