Rachel ponders the prophecy about the blessing for all the families of the earth from Genesis 12:1-3, 7.

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Each day from December 1 - December 24, we are going to ponder various biblical prophecies that have pointed to the Messiah since the beginning of human recorded history. There are hundreds of these but we are picking out the 24 most significant or most well known prophecies to read and ponder; to better understand how the entire earth had been waiting for Jesus for millenia and how the fulfillment of many of those prophecies is still unfolding today. As we consider the timelessness and timeliness of the Messiah may we also find ourselves, our hearts’ desires, and our own fulfillment in Jesus.

Cue up that podcast app and we’ll show up beginning December 1! Talk to you soon!

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Join us for a three session series inviting us to examine how managing our finances can actually bring us closer to God. Generally, we don’t like speaking about God and money in the same sentence, as if God hates money and there is something wrong with us using it. In fact, the Bible mentions money more than any other topic with over 2000 verses dedicated to managing financial resources. 16 of Jesus’ 38 parables were about how to handle money and possessions. Let’s put aside our baggage around this topic and learn from some faithful members of First Lutheran Church how managing their financial resources has become a spiritual practice and a blessing. If you would like to connect with First Lutheran, find out more information at www.flcch.org.

Today we hear from Chad and Missy about the blessings they found when they decided to try following God’s financial principles.

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We thank you and god bless!

Join us for a three session series inviting us to examine how managing our finances can actually bring us closer to God. Generally, we don’t like speaking about God and money in the same sentence, as if God hates money and there is something wrong with us using it. In fact, the Bible mentions money more than any other topic with over 2000 verses dedicated to managing financial resources. 16 of Jesus’ 38 parables were about how to handle money and possessions. Let’s put aside our baggage around this topic and learn from some faithful members of First Lutheran Church how managing their financial resources has become a spiritual practice and a blessing. If you would like to connect with First Lutheran, find out more information at www.flcch.org.

Today we hear from a family: Ann, Andy, and Henry, about how they incorporate generosity and financial management into their daily lives and how that practice draws their family closer to God.

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We thank you and god bless!

Join us for a three session series inviting us to examine how managing our finances can actually bring us closer to God. Generally, we don’t like speaking about God and money in the same sentence, as if God hates money and there is something wrong with us using it. In fact, the Bible mentions money more than any other topic with over 2000 verses dedicated to managing financial resources. 16 of Jesus’ 38 parables were about how to handle money and possessions. Let’s put aside our baggage around this topic and learn from some faithful members of First Lutheran Church how managing their financial resources has become a spiritual practice and a blessing. If you would like to connect with First Lutheran, find out more information at www.flcch.org.

How is financial management a spiritual practice? Today we speak with long time member of First Lutheran Church, Phil, who shares his wisdom from a lifetime of generosity.

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We thank you and god bless!

In May 2025 Pastor Jill will be leading a pilgrimage to Greece following the Footsteps of Paul. This episode explores how her trip to Greece in January 2024 impacted her and her husband Randy.

If you would like more information about the upcoming pilgrimage, please email Pastor Jill at [email protected]. Peaceful travels!

Pastor Jill reads Mark 16:1-8.

Thank you for joining our 2024 Lenten podcast. If you would like more information on our congregation, check out our website www.flcch.org. If you would like pastoral support, you can email Pastor Jill at [email protected]. Donations can be made electronically on our website if you are so moved. God be with you always!

Pastor Jill reads Mark 15:21-47.

Julienne reads Mark 15:1-20.

Arlen and Ethan read Mark 14:43-65.