City Church Marietta

On this weeks episode, Eugene and Austin sit down with our Outreach Coordinator, Liv O' Kelley, to talk about Global missions and Local serving opportunities within the church.

In our series The God of Abraham, Isaac, & Jacob, Liv O Kelley teaches from Genesis 26 and 20, showing how the patterns of sin we inherit can shape our lives, but God's faithfulness offers a way forward.

On this weeks episode, Eugene and Austin sit down with one of our Elders, Kevin Cash, to discuss seasons of life, spiritual maturity, and the process of aging.

In our series, The God of Abraham, Isaac, & Jacob, Eugene Fidell explores the story of Jacob and Esau, revealing the cost of trading what is most valuable for what is immediately satisfying.

Austin and Eugene return to interview our Student Director, Cody Hudler, to unpack life and ministry to students.

In our series The God of Abraham, Isaac, & Jaccob, Eugene Fidell walks through Genesis 24, showing how God faithfully works behind the scenes, guiding our steps even when His presence feels unseen.

This week, Eugene and Austin begin a new set of conversations, with the first centering on women in ministry.

Why women should be church leaders and preachers // Ask NT Wright anything

50 Crucial Questions About Manhood and Womanhood

Can a Woman Preach If Elders Affirm It?

The Blue Parakeet by Scot McKnight

Hearing Her Voice

Women Teaching in Complementarian Churches

From Genesis to Junia: An Honest Search for What the Bible Really Says About Women in Leadership

Tiffany Silva continues our series The God of Abraham, Isaac, & Jacob with the story of Abraham and Isaac, reminding us that God is faithful even when following Him requires great trust.

In our series, The God of Abraham, Isaac, & Jacob, Austin Baker walks through Genesis 19, reminding us of God's justice, mercy, and faithfulness even in the midst of judgment.

In our seriers The God of Abraham, Isaac, & Jacob, Eugene Fidell teaches from Genesis 16–17, reminding us that God's faithfulness remains steady even when we try to take His promises into our own hands.