Ginghamsburg Church Podcast

What do you do if God calls you to heal or serve an enemy? It's time to rip up the script... Learn how to love regardless from Pastor Rachel Billups on her last Sunday as Senior Pastor. Learn more about Ginghamsburg Church at ginghamsburg.org.

When it comes time to pass the baton from one generation of Jesus followers to the next it’s normal to want to expand the potential of what we have to give, blessing the next generation with a double portion of what God’s put inside us. Learn more about our community at ginghamsburg.org.

There is a shroud of mystery on all things death and dying. What’s a healthy understanding of life, death and heaven? And how can that bring purpose and comfort in the meantime? Learn more about Ginghamsburg Church at ginghamsburg.org.

Applying what the Bible teaches contributes to living a life that matters. But what do we do when the Bible is confusing? Let’s create space for confusion, and wonder out loud why the prophet Elisha would call upon bears to maul a bunch of dudes who were making fun of him for being bald. Learn more about Ginghamsburg Church at ginghamsburg.org.

The family is good, the job is good, the day couldn’t be better...so why do you feel unsettled? Is there more to life than this? When is it time to move on, move over, or pass the baton? When is it time to let go?

It’s often in the thick of life that hearing from God is the most difficult. Here’s to finding God in the ordinary and hearing God’s voice throughout our days – despite these difficult, busy, and very human lives. Learn more about Ginghamsburg Church at ginghamsburg.org

Ever feel like hiding when you get overwhelmed? Elijah did. In fact, he did hide, yet God’s provision still found him in the middle of his depression. What might Elijah’s dark night of the soul teach us about embracing rest and creating spaces to hang out with God? Learn more about the Ginghamsburg community at ginghamsburg.org.

Elijah knew his purpose—to point people back to God. While God’s people took many side trips, they had no idea how to get back on course. Elijah was clear on how to set their way straight. What might it look like for you to boldly explore your own purpose?

Much like the women who stumbled into the tomb that first Easter morning, we all carry unfilled expectations. Empty relationships, sweets that don't satisfy, a work life that leaves us exhausted–all tombs in our lives. We've come searching for answers we can count on in the ways that we know. It's time to quit searching among the dead to find the living,  time to look to new places for life-giving answers. It is possible to live fulfilled this side of heaven and see the miracle for ourselves! Learn more about Ginghamsburg Church by visiting ginghamsburg.org.

How does a crowd of mobsters go from cheers of triumph to cries of “crucify him?” Looking at the theories of atonement we will explore the question of why Jesus had to die and consider our own personal response as a potential crowd gatherer that day. Plan your Easter at ginghamsburg.org/easter.