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In this episode of Believe in the Possibility, Carson Crow shares the story of a man who chose Jesus over a really awkward Thanksgiving.
Carson and Jason kick-off a 5-part Fridays in October series called “Harvest Time.” Lessons abound in Scripture using this familiar phenomenon that we see all around us this time of year. In this first episode, a basic principle: you reap what you sow.
On This Week at Charlestown Road, Carson and Jason revisit Sunday’s scheduled Bible reading, Psalm 19, especially verses 7-11. What’s the real value of what our Creator has communicated to us and what impact can his words have on our hearts if we will open them to him?
In this episode of Believe in the Possibility, Carson Crow shares the story of a woman who slammed a door in his face.
Carson and Jason conclude a Fridays in September series called “Breaking the Cycle.” In this fourth episode, cycles of bad habits and sinful addictions can be broken when I let others help me win.
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On This Week at Charlestown Road, Carson and Jason revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, “I’m Not Okay”: Jude’s Anticipation of Doubt and His Response to It,” digging deeper how doubts can and should be handled among disciples of King Jesus.
Believe in the Possibility is a new Monday podcast series hosted by Carson Crow. In this episode, a surprising evangelistic opportunity in a Dollar General.
Carson and Jason continue a Fridays in September series called “Breaking the Cycle.” In this third episode, cycles of bad habits and sinful addictions won’t break until we fill our minds with good.
PREVIOUSLY IN THIS SERIES:
On This Week at Charlestown Road, Carson and Jason revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, “A Sincere & Pure Devotion to Christ,” digging deeper into what it looks like to build that sort of relationship with Jesus.
Believe in the Possibility is a new Monday podcast series hosted by Carson Crow. In this episode, a random guy on a random video game plays a critical role in the story of a future deacon.
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