This week's message brings a unique Father's Day application of our Great Reset series: when looking out for all these things prophecy says to expect, where do we draw the line and how seriously do we take our roles as Christians? The example used was Fathers living — instead of a toxic masculitinity — a Biblical picture of masculinity. Pastor Galen also looks at ways current technologies and political movements might show us a picture of what end-times events may present themselves.

Nathan returns from giving a speech about standing up for truth, and holding on to Christian values in order to pass on our religious freedoms to future generations. He and Galen unpack this further, finding the roots of what are called "conservitive" values in the Bible.

Click here to watch Nathan's speech in full: https://wyomingfamily.org/the-freedom-of-common-sense-video/

The Great Reset series continues to bring up issues with large implications — end-of-the-world level issues, in fact. However, while we encourage you all to dive into the study of the prophecies in scripture to get a better idea of what to be aware of, on our Companion Podcast during this series, Pastor Karsten and Kasey discuss the practical applications we can enact today and tomorrow. One of these things is the understanding of how to protect yourselves from the lies of the world, and to arm yourselves to fight back as Christ would have us do so.

Scripture to check out: Ephesians 6:11

Pastor Galen continues unpacking elements of eschatology (study of end times) that are showing glimpses of themselves in the present world. The beast that fools the world, promising peace under one world government, is the subject of this week's sermon.

Check out our Companion Podcast airing on Tuesday mornings to take a deeper look at this message.

Nathan Winters and Pastor Galen are back in studio, speaking from the Christian viewpoint on the Bud Light debacle, local school library decisions, and ways people are finally pushing back as issues cross their personal line of "too far."

Pastor Galen opened up the Great Reset series with a sermon steeped in ideas both complex and simple about Biblical prophecy concerning Jesus's Second Coming. But what does that mean for us in our daily lives? Pastor Karsten and producer Kasey Orr dive deeper into some of the ideas and offer a few challenging questions to help apply the study of these prophecies to who we are right now, and what we choose to do with the gifts we're given.

Relevant Scripture:

2 Timothy 1: 7

Romans 5: 3-5

Luke 12: 35-48

Eschatology (the study of the final events in God's plan) has a tendency to stir fear, when in reality a good understanding should inspire hope! Pastor Galen unpacks why learning about the end should lead us to a spirit of optimism as we kick off our new series, The Great Reset.

For further reflection and discussion, check out our Companion Podcasts which premier Tuesday mornings.

What did you think of God when you were 10 years old? Rounding out the series Knowing God, Keith Kautz got the not-so-small taks of speaking of the greatness and majesty of God. Keith joins Pastor Karsten and producer Kasey Orr in this episode to continue expanding on this question: What is God like? We speak about how we might have answered this question in different eras of life, and how what we think, believe, and know about our unlimited Creator determines everything else about who we are in our lives.

Even though many Grow Groups take a break for the summer, we will continue to air and develop this podcast. We hope this provides a useful tool to help extend the effects of the Sunday message through the week and beyond. We'll ask challenging questions, dive deeper into scripture and find the practical applications of our sermon series'. If you'd like to offer feedback or learn more about Cheyenne Hills Grow Groups email Pastor Karsten at [email protected] !

If someone asked you, "What is God like," would you have an answer? Guest speaker Keith Kautz tackles the huge topic of the greatness and majesty of God in this final instalment of our Knowing God sermon series. His thesis statement: "What you think about God determines everything else in your life."

Pastor Karsten joins a slightly different edition of the podcast to talk about one of his primary focuses in the new Next-Gen Pastor role here at Cheyenne Hills Church. Hebrews 10:24-25 says "Let us think of ways to motivate one another to acts of love and good works. And let us not neglect our meeting together, as some poelple do, but encourage one another..." [NLT] When people quote this passage, I often hear them start in verse 25 and use it in connection to coming to church. But when we see the intention of the statement, we can see it's about much more than that! One way we make sure to spend time with one another and encourage each other is through our awesome Cheyenne Hills Grow Groups!