It simply isn't done

It simply isn't done

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It simply isn't done episodes

  • 6/9/24 - Wishes
    Pastors Barry Petrucci and Jess Davenport have their last podcast dialogue following Barry’s last Sunday at Co-Pastor at Chapel Hill Church.  The text is 1 Peter 3:13-17 and the message title is “Wishes”, in which Barry offers wishes, hopes for the congregation and community.  If you already read the scripture and heard the message you can skim to 20:05.
    42 min
  • 5/26/24 -Weird
    Pastors Barry and Jess have a heartfelt chat about the second in the four-part series, “Wild, Weird, Wonderful, Wishes”.  Barry preached the Jeremiah 29:1-9 text on the prophet telling the people of Jerusalem to make the place of their exile home.  A tough text and a good conversation.  If you already checked out the scripture and the message, you can skim your time counter to 23:50 to hear the pastors’ convo.
    47 min
  • 5/19/24 - Pentecost Spirit
    Pastors Jess and Barry talk about Pentecost Sunday at Chapel Hill.  Jess' sermon, “Pentecost Spirit” was based on the classic scripture text from Acts 2.  There is also some chat about the service of Confirmation and Affirmation on Sunday.  If you already checked out the scripture and message, live or streaming, move your time marker to 20:24 to right to the conversation!
    44 min
  • 5.12.24 - Liviing Into the Kin-dom
    Pastors Jess and Barry talk about the last in the series on the Sermon on the Mount, “Living Into the Kin-dom”.   If you already heard the Matthew 7 text and the message, you can skim to 16:10 on your timeline,
    28 min
  • 5.5.24 Finding Your Treasure
    Pastors Jess and Barry talk about the 5th installment of the series “The Sermon on the Mount”.  This time, based on Matthew 6:19- 34, “Finding Your Treasure” elicits vigorous discussion.  If you already heard the scripture and message, you can move your time indicator to 19:38.
    43 min

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