In this week's episode of Beyond The Weekend, Matt talks with Christ Presbyterian Church's Pastor of Missions, Emily Hamilton and CPC's Director of Student Ministry, Carrie Gleeson about their worship companion project, Becoming Kingdom Citizens. Matt talks with Emily and Carrie about what it actually looks like to lean into our identities as Kingdom Citizens during this unique time and how small counter-cultural practices can shape us in profound ways. 

For more information about Christ Presbyterian Church, go online to cpconline.org.

This week on the Season 2 opener, Matt talks with Christ Presbyterian Church's new Senior Pastor, Petey Crowder about CPC's new weekend series called Kingdom Citizens. Matt and Petey chat about what it means to bring weekend worship into the week and why worship is so instrumental in forming us into people who love God more. 

For more information about Christ Presbyterian Church, go online to cpconline.org.

This week we wrap up Season 1 of CPC Monday Morning with CPC's Pastor of Congregational Care and Lay Empowerment, Melissa Schaser. Matt talks with Melissa about wrapping up CPC's Say Anything Series on the Psalms last weekend with a sermon on gratitude and Psalm 23. Matt and Melissa also talk about soul care practices that we can incorporate into our lives and fighting against the burn-out mentality which is so prevalent in our culture.

For more information about Christ Presbyterian Church, go online to cpconline.org.

This week we have a special Thursday episode with CPC's Pastor of Missions, Emily Hamilton. Matt talks with Emily about her sermon last weekend all about lament and discusses what lament actually is and how we can incorporate this practice into our lives. Matt and Emily also talk about their newfound COVID hobbies and Matt challenges Emily to a game of accent roulette.

For more information about Christ Presbyterian Church, go online to cpconline.org.

This week we have a special episode as we go behind the scenes to talk with CPC's Associate Director of Technical Arts, Brian Lenz and CPC's Associate Director of Worship Production, Trevor Tinsley. Matt talks with Brian and Trevor about creating online worship experiences, what they have learned about the church during COVID, and what it's like learning on the fly during this unique time.

For more information about Christ Presbyterian Church, go online to cpconline.org.

This week we are joined by CPC's Director of Kids Ministries, Kathleen Selje to talk about being "wowed" by God and using the Psalms as a template for praising Him. Matt and Kathleen talk about praising the goodness and justness of God, share their dreams about believers pouring into young kids in the church, and talk about being wowed by kayak outings and Minnesota sunsets. 

For more information about Christ Presbyterian Church, go online to cpconline.org.

This week we are joined by CPC's Pastor of Discipleship, James Madsen, to talk about learning how to bring our anger and other uncomfortable things to God. Matt and James talk about how we go about being angry with God and how we can find safety and comfort in Him. 

For more information about Christ Presbyterian Church, go online to cpconline.org.

This week we are joined by CPC's Director of Student Ministries, Carrie Gleeson to talk about bringing our whole selves to God and relating to the Psalmists as we do. Matt and Carrie talk about relating to the experiences in the Psalms, chat about changing the way we view emerging generations in the church, and swap stories about their misadventures on youth ministry camp trips.

For more information about Christ Presbyterian Church, go online to cpconline.org.

This week we are joined by CPC's new Associate Director of Contemporary Worship, Ben Lodahl to talk more about the Psalms and how their words are essential to the church's worship even today. Matt and Ben chat about Ben's calling to CPC, looking at worship as a lifestyle, and why the Vikings are just not worth worshiping. 

For more information about Christ Presbyterian Church, go online to cpconline.org.