Pastor Arlie sits down for his final episode of Dive Deep to reflect on the legacy of the podcast, his future plans, and also his reactions to his retirement celebration.

Sharon Davis shares a humorous memory and Caleb and Pastor Arlie reflect upon the many memories made on CWC’s campus. Then they discuss the joy that awaits us in our eventual, heavenly home.

Pastor Arlie and Caleb reflect upon the many mission trips that CWC has taken to Guatemala and talk about the importance of giving a salvation message on days like Mothers Day.

Pastor Branden and Caleb discuss the links between physical, mental, and spiritual health as well as reflect on the legacy of Pastor Arlie’s leadership as Branden begins his next phase of ministry as lead pastor at CWC.

Following a message on relationships originating from Pastor Arlie’s “Our Lives Under Construction” series, Caleb and Pastor Arlie discuss the relationships he’s made through missions trips and dive deeper in to how having healthy relationships and boundaries is key to our lives.

Caleb and Pastor Arlie take a moment to reminisce about the late 1990s and look to how unity is the single largest challenge impacting the church today.

Kicking off Pastor Arlie’s final sermon series, Caleb and Arlie share in some funny memories and discuss what was happening at CWC around the time that the original sermon that inspired Sunday’s message was given.

Following our Easter message, Caleb and Pastor Branden sit down for a conversation on the unique approach to the Easter message and how the resurrection personally impacted the way they live their lives.

Caleb and Pastor Arlie speculate on what was happening in the minds of Jesus’s family and the various on-lookers who were present for his crucifixion, drawing on lessons that we can learn from for today.

Pastor Branden sits down with Caleb to take a detailed look at the cultural context surrounding the crucifixion, what we know about Simon and the thieves on the crosses, and how we can trust God’s will in the midst of great difficulty.