This week on Chasing the Rabbit, the pastors take a winding road from debating the proper pronunciation of “cruller” (or is it crawler… or wagon wheel?) to discussing favorite barbecue sauces, getting caught in Savannah rainstorms, and surviving long-distance hikes and rucks. Somewhere between grilled chicken, microwaved foil disasters, and sous vide steak experiments, the conversation turns to one of the most powerful resurrection stories in Scripture—the Road to Emmaus.

In Luke 24, two discouraged followers walk seven miles away from Jerusalem, confused and heartbroken after the crucifixion of Jesus. What they don’t realize is that Jesus Himself is walking beside them. Why did He choose to reveal Himself this way? Why the long walk before the revelation? And what does it teach us about how God meets us in our own confusion, disappointment, and everyday conversations?

The team unpacks the beauty of this resurrection appearance—how despair turns to joy, how Scripture comes alive, and how Jesus often reveals Himself in the ordinary moments of life.

Also in this episode:

• The great cruller vs. crawler debate continues
• Favorite barbecue sauces from Georgia, the Carolinas, and beyond
• Rainstorm survival stories
• Longest distance everyone has ever walked
• Why Jeremy may never climb into a top bunk again
• How Jason almost burned down the church with a microwave

Plus, a special reminder about First Steps, a great opportunity for kids and parents to talk about salvation, baptism, and following Jesus.

Listen, laugh, and chase a few rabbits with us. 

What really happened after the resurrection?

In this episode of Chasing the Rabbit, the guys kick things off with everything from backyard bluebirds to sleep studies (yes… really 😂), before diving into a powerful and thought-provoking conversation on the resurrection of Jesus and the start of our new series, 40 Days of Wonder.

We explore the real, physical appearances of Jesus after the resurrection—and why they matter more than most people realize.

We also take a look at common alternative theories (like the “wrong tomb” and “swoon” theories) and why they ultimately don’t hold up under scrutiny.

This episode is both lighthearted and deeply meaningful—because at the center of it all is the question every person has to answer:

What do you believe about Jesus?

The resurrection isn’t just a story to believe—it’s a reality that demands a response.

• New series: 40 Days of Wonder
• Resurrection appearances of Jesus (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John)
• 1 Corinthians 15 – eyewitness testimony
• Historical and extra-biblical references to Jesus

Join us Monday, April 27th at 12PM for our Senior Adult Lunch Bunch—a potluck full of great food and fellowship! (Volunteers needed too!)

In today's episode with all five pastors the conversation starts with zoo stories, busted golf clubs, and movie debates… and somehow ends up in Acts 17 and how to share the gospel in today’s culture.

The guys kick things off with a hilarious recap of a Jacksonville Zoo trip (watch out for Grandma), a deep dive into movies like Lord of the Rings and Madagascar, and even a legendary “Busted Bertha” golf story… before shifting into a powerful conversation about what it means to live out your faith in a world that looks a lot like Athens in Acts 17.

Building off Sunday’s message, the discussion centers on how to engage a culture that hasn’t rejected spirituality—but has replaced truth with options.

You don’t have to have all the answers—just the courage to speak truth and the heart to care.

Plus, don’t miss the reminder about the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering, where 100% of gifts go directly to support North American missionaries sharing the gospel across the U.S. and Canada.

We don’t need louder voices—we need faithful ones.
In a culture full of confusion, clarity comes through truth spoken in love.

In this episode with all five pastors, the conversation starts with zoo stories, busted golf clubs, and movie debates… and somehow ends up in Acts 17 and how to share the gospel in today’s culture.

The guys kick things off with a hilarious recap of a Jacksonville Zoo trip (watch out for Grandma), a deep dive into movies like Lord of the Rings and Madagascar, and even a legendary “Busted Bertha” golf story… before shifting into a powerful conversation about what it means to live out your faith in a world that looks a lot like Athens in Acts 17.

Building off Sunday’s message, the discussion centers on how to engage a culture that hasn’t rejected spirituality—but has replaced truth with options.

You don’t have to have all the answers—just the courage to speak truth and the heart to care.

Plus, don’t miss the reminder about the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering, where 100% of gifts go directly to support North American missionaries sharing the gospel across the U.S. and Canada.

Bottom Line: We don’t need louder voices—we need faithful ones. In a culture full of confusion, clarity comes through truth spoken in love.

In this episode with all five pastors, the conversation starts with zoo stories, busted golf clubs, and movie debates… and somehow ends up in Acts 17 and how to share the gospel in today’s culture.

The guys kick things off with a hilarious recap of a Jacksonville Zoo trip (watch out for Grandma), a deep dive into movies like Lord of the Rings and Madagascar, and even a legendary “Busted Bertha” golf story… before shifting into a powerful conversation about what it means to live out your faith in a world that looks a lot like Athens in Acts 17.

Building off Sunday’s message, the discussion centers on how to engage a culture that hasn’t rejected spirituality—but has replaced truth with options.

You don’t have to have all the answers—just the courage to speak truth and the heart to care.

Plus, don’t miss the reminder about the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering, where 100% of gifts go directly to support North American missionaries sharing the gospel across the U.S. and Canada.

Bottom Line:
We don’t need louder voices—we need faithful ones.
In a culture full of confusion, clarity comes through truth spoken in love.

Join four of our pastors as they recap an amazing Easter weekend full of services and time with family.

It’s Easter week, so naturally… we start with rabbits, cheese jokes, and whether anyone still dyes eggs.

But somewhere between the banter and the breadcrumbs, we actually chase down something meaningful—what really happened that first Easter, and why it still matters today.

From the chaos and confusion of the empty tomb to overlooked details in the Gospel accounts, the guys unpack powerful moments from the resurrection story—like what the disciples must have felt, why the women being first witnesses matters, and how even the smallest details point to the truth of Scripture.

Plus, a quick detour into Easter traditions, lunar calendars, and whether Peter lost a foot race on purpose.

If you’re new here because it’s Easter… welcome. This is pretty much how it goes.

Challenge: Invite someone to join you this Easter—and trust God with the rest.

In today’s episode of Chasing the Rabbit, the crew is running at about 80%… or as they debate—maybe just a slightly incomplete fluffle. 😄 From busted March Madness brackets and questionable phone game addictions to backyard gardening dreams (and failures), this episode starts with plenty of laughs before diving into a deeper conversation.

Coming out of Sunday’s Out of Bounds message, the team unpacks the key differences between Biblical Christianity and Catholic theology—focusing on authority, salvation, and the role of tradition.

With clarity and grace, they emphasize that this isn’t about attacking people, but examining belief systems through the lens of Scripture. The conversation centers on a crucial question: Is salvation by grace alone through faith in Christ, or is something being added to it?

Along the way, the guys also turn the lens inward—talking about how even within Biblical Christianity, we can drift into legalism, carelessness with sin, or elevating tradition over truth.

This episode is equal parts fun, thoughtful, and grounding—classic Chasing the Rabbit style.

Join three of our five pastors as they talk about the week and then unpack a little from the sermon this past weekend! Happy St. Pats to all our listeners.

In this episode of Chasing the Rabbit with all five pastors, the guys start off doing what they do best — chasing a few unexpected rabbits.

From playing with an internet time calculator, talking about Savannah turning green for St. Patrick’s Day, the mystery of Trader Joe’s and what you should buy if you ever go, and TikTok shops, the conversation is all over the place-as usual.

But eventually the conversation lands where it matters most. The guys focus on the atonement — the work Jesus accomplished on the cross. The team discusses why Christianity stands apart from every other religion in the world.

Most religions say “Do.”

The gospel says “Done.”

And along the way, the guys reflect on hymns, Scripture, and the incredible truth that our debt was “nailed to the cross.”

So grab a cup of coffee, settle in, and come chase a few rabbits with us.