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- Season 2, Episode 40 - Unity in the Body of ChristThis week we look at Ephesians 4, and discuss how we are to operate, function, and thrive in unity as the body of Christ, and where we sometimes go wrong...0 min
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- Season 2, Episode 39 - Faith, Works, and DoughnutsThis week we talk about faith and works, and the way they are beautifully tied together in Jesus and lived out in us.0 min
- Season 2, Episode 38 - But, I'm a Good PersonJoin us for this week's discussion looking at Galations 2 as we talk about where and in whom our justification is found.0 min
- Season 2, Episode 37 - I Believe...Join us in Acts 10 this week as we discuss how scripture should inform and shape our deeply held beliefs. And... by whose authority do we handle what the Bible doesn't specifically speak about?0 min
- Season 2, Episode 36 - Divine DisruptionThis week we discuss a cultural tendency to fall into a ditch of either 'Jesus without the church', or the 'church without Jesus'. What can we learn from the conversion of Saul, who's life was completely disrupted by his encounter with Jesus? And... how does that intersect with us embracing Jesus WITH the church?0 min
- 9:30am, October 24, 2021 - Contemporary (Band-Led Praise)
Text: Acts 9:1–19
Topic(s): Conversion, Consecration, Miracle
Big Idea of the Message: God took Saul, the self-described “chief of sinners,” and made him into Paul, a chief of missionaries.
Application Point: Don’t let your past dictate how you think God can use you in the future.
Context: Paul would go on to write a large portion of the New Testament, as well as plant churches across the entire known world. Give a brief synopsis of Paul’s life in this message. We’ll also be hitting some of his work later in the series.0 min - 202One (Message Only): The Conversion of SaulClick here to listen to sermon audio.
Text: Acts 9:1–19
Topic(s): Conversion, Consecration, Miracle
Big Idea of the Message: God took Saul, the self-described “chief of sinners,” and made him into Paul, a chief of missionaries.
Application Point: Don’t let your past dictate how you think God can use you in the future.
Context: Paul would go on to write a large portion of the New Testament, as well as plant churches across the entire known world. Give a brief synopsis of Paul’s life in this message. We’ll also be hitting some of his work later in the series.
0 min - 8:00am, October 24, 2021 - Traditional (Organ-Led Hymns)
Text: Acts 9:1–19
Topic(s): Conversion, Consecration, Miracle
Big Idea of the Message: God took Saul, the self-described “chief of sinners,” and made him into Paul, a chief of missionaries.
Application Point: Don’t let your past dictate how you think God can use you in the future.
Context: Paul would go on to write a large portion of the New Testament, as well as plant churches across the entire known world. Give a brief synopsis of Paul’s life in this message. We’ll also be hitting some of his work later in the series.0 min - Season 2, Episode 35 - Of One Heart And SoulThis week we are in Acts 4 looking at the apostles and early believers (who gave all that they had for the spreading of the message of the resurrection of Jesus) and asking what we today, as the church making up one body, can learn from them.0 min
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The podcast for people who want Jesus for more than just an hour on Sunday. The goal? Living in faith, developing discipleship habits, and living our whole life for Jesus. Sound good? Join us.