As we continue the "Transmitters of Grace" series, we will look at a segment on "Receiving His Word."

Listen as Glen South shares how public scripture reading forms us as Christians.

As we continue the "Transmitters of Grace" series, we will look at a segment on "Receiving His Word."

Listen as Justin Reinhardt looks at how to listen to a sermon.

As we continue the "Transmitters of Grace" series, we will look at a segment on "Pray His Word: Prayer as a Spiritual Discipline".

Listen as Justin Reinhardt looks at the spiritual discipline of fasting and its relation to prayer.

Listen as Tyler Masters gives his personal testimony.

Welcome to a new podcast series called "Common Misconceptions to Christianity." Each Friday, join Bro. Rodney Hedge and Glen South as they discuss some common misconceptions that are thought about Christianity.

Today's thought: Is Religion Important?

Join Pastor Fernandez, Glen South and Jesse Green for a discussion about the happenings going on around the world. For your reference, here is the article they are discussing:

Shannon Bream breaks down Supreme Court's big LGBT rights decision: 'This is going to be a big change' - https://www.foxnews.com/media/shannon-bream-supreme-court-title-vii-decision

As we continue the "Transmitters of Grace" series, we will look at a segment on "Pray His Word: Prayer as a Spiritual Discipline".

Listen as Jesse Green looks at steps for praying through a passage of Scripture.

Listen as Hannah Green shares her thoughts on I John.

As we continue the "Transmitters of Grace" series, we will look at a segment on "Pray His Word: Prayer as a Spiritual Discipline".

Listen as Jesse Green begins this segment and looks at how to meditate and journal on the Word to prepare ourselves for prayer.

Join Glen South and Jesse Green for a discussion about the happenings going on around the world. For your reference, here is the article they are discussing:

 

Americans Turn to Drugs, Alcohol as Coronavirus Stress Rises, Study Shows - https://www.foxnews.com/science/americans-drugs-alcohol-coronavirus-stress-rises