Citadel Square Ministry Podcast

AJ Rankin and Jonathan Suggs join Jared to discuss a recap of the first three chapters of 1 Thessalonians. 

Jared discusses what the staff culture is like at Citadel Square with Ben Miller, Annalisa Blevins, and Olivia Casey.

Jared talks to Brandon Hammond and Austin Griffin about how to get connect at Citadel Square. Click the link to learn more about some of these upcoming connection opportunities:

Check out citadelsquare.com/events to learn more about upcoming events.

Jonathan Suggs joins Jared and AJ to discuss the idea of slowness and time as mentioned in 2 Peter 3:9.

Jared and Brandon recap the year's episodes so far and talk about what's coming up at Citadel Square Church and future podcast episodes.

Oftentimes, we don't get to say everything we could about a passage from the pulpit. Jared, AJ, and Jonathan take a closer look at a "loaded" portion of 2 Peter as they dial in on verse 19. 

The full sermon is available online at citadelsquare.com/sermons. You can also get a digital copy of the 2 Peter study guide at citadelsquare.com/resources.

Austin Griffin and Meredyth Merkling join Jared and AJ to talk about motherhood, Mother's Day, and ways that husbands and kids can support the moms in their lives.

Resources mentioned in this episode include:

Jess Ketcham, a local nurse, talks with Steve Lindenmeyer and Brandon Hammond about her experience serving at a mission-minded hospital in Togo, Africa. During her time there, she recognized that God is not absent in the midst of deep suffering. Listen in as she talks about the work God is doing in a primarily Muslim area of Togo.

Eric Jones joins Jared and Steve on this episode and talks about growing up in church, coming to Christ through Young Life, and wrestling with his faith and the struggles of life and addiction in the years that followed. Eric shares his 20-year prodigal journey, from California tattoo artist to Charleston gym owner, and how God used friendship and the Citadel Square community to bring him home. It's a story of grace, grit, and starting over.

Maddie DeVeau joins Jared and Jonathan to share her journey of growing up in the church, stepping away, and finding her way back through an unexpected connection and the welcoming community at Citadel Square. Her story is one of personal loss, God's timing, and a rediscovered faith.