As we continue to move through our brief series of favorite hymns and classic contemporary worship songs, we discuss “Lord of the Dance” and “Sanctuary” in another 2 segment podcast. We discuss the stories behind these songs, their message, and their place in Christian worship.

This episode is a 2-part Podcast on Hymn Favorites and “Old School” Christian Praise Music. It features our worship leaders for each worship setting, Keven Braswell and Paul Roberts. We discuss “El Shaddai” and “How Great Thou Art”, which will be featured this week, along with other insights regarding music and the deepening of our Faith.

Jay, Kaiti, and Worship Director Keven discuss how Contemporary Worship has taken a new generation of believers to deeper places of faith and community and its place in a Sunday morning worship context.

We discuss how our faith and ensuing hope is affirmed and expressed through our hymnody, the songs of our faith.

Today we explore how we engage in the life of the Faith through the church and beyond into the world. Methodists have understood this as Means of God’s Grace through Acts of Piety and Works of Mercy. When we stay close to God, we are better at sharing Christ with a hurting world.

In this episode, Pastors Jay, Ricky, & Kaiti discuss General Rule #2: Do All The Good You Can.

In this episode, Pastors Jay, Ricky, & Kaiti discuss General Rule #1: Do No Harm.

Apologies for the delay in the posting this week. There was a technical snafu that caused the latter half of the episode to be lost. Pastor Ricky and Pastor Kaiti give an intro into what was salvaged of the original conversation. Enjoy!

This episode is a deep exploration of The Judgment with a spirited discussion of perspectives and implications on how these matters are explored and received. The constructive tensions with grace are emphasized in exploring this challenging belief. The good news that the judge is also our advocate is also a focus.

This session explores what defines a Christian life and what is counter to a Christian life. It challenges us to have our actions match our words and have them both faithfully follow the example and teachings of Jesus Christ.