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Ep. #56 - James interviews Brenton this time around on his sermon regarding being anchored in Christ and they talk through questions about fasting, dying to yourself, confronting people like Paul, and many others. Be sure to tune in, like, follow, and share. Enjoy!

Jesus is the anchor that we tie ourselves and we can either push people towards that anchor or pull them away from Him.

Ep. #55 - This week, pastors James and Wesley talk about the final sermon in the series DNA and discuss Peter's angel and guardian angels in general, knowing God's will, the many executions in Acts 12, the significance of the 'days of unleavened bread', and our next sermon series ANCHORED. Enjoy!

Peter is in prison and the situation looks bleak. On the other hand, Herod's position is very prosperous. But near the end, we see the perspective flips and see how this should dictate our own walk with Christ.

Ep. #54 - James and Forrest take on the task of discussing the twelve disciples and why on earth Jesus would pick them because...well...they were 'idiōtēs' (ἰδιώτης). What's the difference between a disciple and an apostle? What tribes are they from? And, if the disciples were connected in a small group, is this the only way to get connected? And then a look ahead to a somber chapter in Acts 12.

Everyone has a place in God's kingdom. Just look at the twelve!

Episode #53 - On this episode, James and Andrew talk through topics such as Saul becoming Paul, the rift between Jews and Gentiles, Jesus and the Law, Israel looking for a king, church growth metrics and yes, spicy foods. Enjoy!

God had a plan to grow the church: accept the gentiles, reach them, encourage them, and then create fellowship with them. What does that mean for us?

Episode #52 - On this week's episode, Pastor James and Marissa discuss last weeks sermon from Acts 11 where they discuss topics such as growing as Christians, river analogies, near death experiences, the unthwartable plan of God, biblical numerology, and women's roles in the church. Enjoy!