PCOM Podcast

Psalm 42 & 43

Bible translations including the NIV (New International Version), NLT (New Living Translation), NRSV (New Revised Standard Version), and (MSG) The Message. 

Bible tools mentioned included BibleGateway.com, the PCOM Connect App, and the YouVersion app.

Paul reads a few poems from his recent collection Somewhere To Follow. Jeff reads a bit of John Steinbeck. 

Pastors Courtney and Daryl chat about the Lord's supper and baptism, how God meets us with his grace, the role of repentance, and their hopes for the season ahead.

Plus: a story about their time as hospital chaplains and how God makes ordinary things--bread, wine, juice, us!--holy.

After a difficult season of prophet-ing, what's Elijah to do? He's ready to throw in the towel, but God has a surprise in store.

A word of encouragement from 1 Kings 19.

Plus: Pastors Courtney and Daryl are going on sabbatical? What's that about?

Dan takes another dive into Church history and gives some recommendations (like the music of Larry Norman and Pedro the Lion!)

Author of "Invitations to Abundance: how the feasts of the Bible nourish us today," Alicia Akins, describes the profound goodness of God and how learning to eat together can build relationships, deepen friendships, and remind us of God's love.

We're looking at Romans 8 today, and as far as we can tell, the apostle Paul never refereed a basketball game. But he could sense that even that type of event would not fall beyond the reach of God's goodness and grace. 

Social media can be polarizing, partisan, and downright panic-inducing! Should Christians log off, or is there a way to use it without letting it use us?

Pastor Courtney interviews pastor & author Doug Bursch on his book Posting Peace: Why Social Media Divides Us and What We Can Do About It. 

Find Doug at fairlyspiritual.org.

Dan talks about the history of the church calendar, Easter, and worshipping with Christians across space and time.

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Cards, letters, stickers, and other written encouragement may be dropped off at the church office.