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Whether you are an athlete, a fan, or a parent coaching soccer on the weekends, sports are a constant in our world. They bring us joy, discipline, and some of our most meaningful relationships, but they can also present challenges as disciples of Jesus. On this episode, Rachel Chester talks with former Texas A&M baseball player John Scheschuk and former sports journalist Jon Coffey about the great gifts of sports and how to navigate the obstacles they bring.
Does the idea of bringing up your faith at work, at the ball fields, or in your neighbor’s driveway make you anxious? What if they get turned off or ask you a question you can’t answer? Evangelism (or sharing the good news of the gospel) doesn’t have to be scary or uncomfortable. It can be a joyful experience to be used by God, and it can happen naturally, anytime, anywhere. On this episode, Ryan Lehtinen talks with Aaron Chester about sharing the gospel in everyday life.
Addiction can be one of the most difficult and isolating circumstances someone can walk through, but recovery and peace are possible. On this episode, Rachel Chester talks with Jay and Jennifer Ellis and Bonnie Wilson about finding hope in Christ, and community in Pathway to Peace, as they follow Jesus and even use their pain to spread the gospel.
How does your faith affect how you think about money and how you steward your own resources? Should you tithe? Is it okay to use your money on something fun? Why is money a sticky topic for churches? During the Sticky message series, we’re sitting down with preachers right after they finish preaching to continue the conversation. On this episode, Rachel Chester talks with Ryan Lehtinen following his sermon, "Christianity and Money."
How is reconciliation possible when a marriage has a normal conflict, or when it's much worse and seems hopelessly broken? During the Sticky message series, we’re sitting down with preachers right after they finish preaching to continue the conversation. On this episode, Ryan Lehtinen and Rachel Chester talk with Yancey Arrington following his sermon, “Christianity and Marital Strife.”
During the Sticky message series, we’re sitting down with preachers right after they finish preaching to continue the conversation. On this episode, Ryan Lehtinen talks with Lead Pastor Bruce Wesley and counselor Tara Warner following his sermon, “Christianity and Mental Health.”
How can Christians find their identity in Christ, maintain their allegiance to his kingdom, and also engage faithfully in politics? On this episode, Rachel Chester and Yancey Arrington discuss his sermon, “Christianity and Politics,” and continue the conversation about this sticky subject.
Biblical Community is one of the core values of Clear Creek Community Church. On this episode, Ryan Lehtinen talks with Bruce Wesley and Karl Garcia about what “Biblical Community” means, how it became a core value, and how it influences every aspect of the church.
On this episode, Rachel Chester talks with principal Matthew Neighbors and teacher Dalena Ryskoski about how their faith affects their work in education. Whether it is during the chaos of a pandemic or within the everyday responsibilities of public education, Matthew and Dalena share how they draw strength from Christ and love their neighbors in schools.
On this episode, Ryan talks with Chris Alston, the Director of Leadership Development at Clear Creek Community Church, about how to multiply leaders in every realm of life. Whether it’s in the church, at your work, or in your home, Chris shares his model for raising up leaders of character who not only lead with courage and conviction, but who focus on raising up more leaders for the future.
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