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In this episode of Creekside With Christ, Ethan explores the powerful invitation of Jesus: “Follow Me.” Drawing from key passages throughout the Gospels, Ethan unpacks what it truly means to follow Christ—highlighting the call’s urgency, cost, and promise. He challenges common misconceptions and emphasizes that discipleship is more than belief—it’s daily obedience, surrender, and mission. Tune in to discover how following Jesus transforms your identity, priorities, and purpose.
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Before you can begin the walk, you need to know why the journey is worth taking.
In this episode of Creekside With Christ, Ethan lays the foundation for the entire season by answering the essential question: Why should I walk with Jesus? The world offers a thousand answers to finding happiness and fulfillment—but only Jesus offers true life, lasting identity, and eternal purpose. Rooted in Scripture and rich in reflection, this episode explores what it really means to deny yourself, take up your cross, and follow the One who gives life more abundantly.
Whether you're new to the faith or seeking deeper commitment, this episode will encourage you to take your first—or next—step with Christ.
Welcome to the very first episode of Creekside with Christ!
Hosted by Ethan Foister, pulpit minister for the Montrose church of Christ in Defeated Creek, Tennessee, this short introduction sets the tone for what you can expect each week—a quiet space to slow down, reflect, and walk more closely with Jesus.
Take a moment to step away from the noise—and step into a peaceful, Christ-centered conversation. Our first full season launches May 26th. Make sure to follow or subscribe so you don’t miss it.
Until next time, keep walking with Christ—down by the creekside.
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Creekside With Christ is a weekly podcast from the Montrose church of Christ in Defeated Creek, TN. Each episode invites you to slow down, reflect, and walk more closely with the Lord—whether…
Hosted by our local minister (Ethan Foister), you’ll hear devotional thoughts, conversations about faith, and reminders of what it means to follow Christ in a distracted world.
Simple. Scriptural. Sincere. From our creekside to yours.