As we bid farewell to 2018, Pastor Arlie and Caleb discuss many positive life changes we can make as we proceed into the new year.

In celebration of the Christmas season, we asked the CWC staff to share some of their family Christmas traditions on this special episode of the podcast.

Pastor Ken and Caleb discuss various theories behind the appearance of the star in the sky that led the wise men to Jesus, as well as taking a deeper look at the various prophecies that were fulfilled in Christ’s birth.

As we continue through our Christmas series, Caleb and Pastor Arlie pay special attention to the role of the shepherds in the Christmas story, and the many parallels that can be drawn between a shepherd’s care for his flock and God’s care for us.

In this episode, Caleb and Pastor Arlie scratch the surface of the many mysteries surrounding angels, emphasizing the importance of recognizing the spiritual warfare happening all around us.

As we enter the Christmas season, Pastor Arlie and Caleb discuss how being thankful and expressing gratitude can make the difference in our lives and in the lives of others.

Listen to the conclusion of Pastor Arlie, Caleb, and Christopher Yuan’s conversation on “holy sexuality,” as they discuss the political and cultural circumstances surrounding the relationship between homosexuality and the church.

In this episode, guest speaker Christopher Yuan discusses with Pastor Arlie and Caleb a more in depth take on what it means practice holy sexuality. Christopher Yuan shared his powerful testimony from being a gay man to becoming a follower of Christ, and gave a number to talks this weekend at CWC taking a deeper look at homosexuality and the church.

In this episode, Caleb and Pastor Arlie delve into the topic of God’s will, shedding light on how we can seek His will both in our everyday lives and when we face difficult decisions.

In this episode, Caleb and Pastor Ryan discuss the difficult topic of suffering, speaking to the hard question of why suffering exists and how we should respond when we encounter suffering in our lives.