Pastor Mike has a panel discussion with his wife, Cathy, his mom, Linda and daughter, Kristen.

"Real, lasting change comes from the Lord."

Pastor Mike Langlois joins the podcast to talk discipleship. What is discipleship? What makes a disciple? And why is discipleship so important? All that and more on this week's episode of the Hometown Church Podcast.

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"To build real friendships, tear down some walls."

In March, we went through a series called Deeper Still where we talked about the importance of Spiritual Disciplines in growing your relationship with God. Today, Pastor Brent Knox joins the podcast to go a little more in depth on the subject and how to start implementing some of those practices into your life.

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Verses referenced:

Proverbs 4:23, GNB

1 Kings 19:3-4, 10 NLT

2 Corinthians 11:2-3, NIV84

Genesis 3:1-6, NLT

Matthew 4:1, NLT

Hebrews 4:15, NCV

Colossians 3:5,8, NLT

2 Corinthians 10:5, NIV84

On this week's episode of the Hometown Church Podcast Tim Johnson and Deb Stiglicz from our New Hope campus join as the very first guests to talk about their recent trip to Kenya. Listen in as they share stories from the trip and a little bit about the organizations IAMercy and Heshima Children's Center that they visited while they were there.

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"God is Always Good."

Welcome to the Hometown Church Podcast. We are talking all things Jesus, Christianity and the Bible. In this introductory episode, get to know the hosts Deacon and Jesse as they share a little bit about their stories, what they do for the church and where this podcast will be going.

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"Before your anger goes sideways, take it straight to the Lord. "

-Spencer Bernard