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TODAY marks the begining of a 4 week series based on 2 Timothy 3:16-17
All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, so that the man of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work. 2 Timothy 3:16-17 (NIV)
We as a congregation are traveling through the book "God Speaks" (Available through Amazon) We are glad to have you along for this 4 week journey.
ponderingGod Podcast - Message Monday - Featuring a message from Pastor Craig McCourt.
Today's Episode was recorded on Sept. 28, 2025 at Peace Lutheran Church in Arlington, MN.
(For more information on Peace Lutheran Church, where Craig currently serves as Pastor, visit www.peacearlington.org
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TODAY marks the begining of Season 7 of the ponderingGod Podcast and we are excited to have you join us on our journey.
ponderingGod Podcast - Message Monday - Featuring a message from Pastor Craig McCourt.
Today's Episode was recorded on August 17, 2025 at Peace Lutheran Church in Arlington, MN part of the God's Outreageous claims series.
(For more information on Peace Lutheran Church, where Craig currently serves as Pastor, visit www.peacearlington.org
Please share this podcast with a friend, and do us a favor by giving us a rating and review wherever you listen to this podcast!
We would love to hear from you. Leave us a comment right here.
Get your very own ponderingGod Podcast sticker for your water bottle, or coffee cup, laptop cover, or bathroom mirror.... send your address to me through our comment page at www.ponderinggod.org
To support the ministry of PonderinGod and help cover our online and production costs, visit our support page)
ponderingGod Podcast - Message Monday - Featuring a message from Pastor Craig McCourt.
Today's Episode was recorded on July 20, 2025 at Peace Lutheran Church in Arlington, MN part of the God's Outreageous claims series.
(For more information on Peace Lutheran Church, where Craig currently serves as Pastor, visit www.peacearlington.org
Please share this podcast with a friend , and do us a favor by giving us a rating and review wherever you listen to this podcast!
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Get your very own ponderingGod Podcast sticker for your water bottle, or coffee cup, or laptop cover, or bathroom mirror.... simply send your address to me through our comment page at www.ponderinggod.org
To support the ministry of PonderinGod and help cover our online and production costs, visit our support page)
In the final episode of Season 6 - we look back on Season 1 Episode 6 - The Storm! We will return again on August 25th with season 7
(For more information on Peace Lutheran Church, where Craig currently serves as Pastor, visit www.peacearlington.org Please share this podcast with a friend, and do us a favor by giving us a rating and review wherever you listen to this podcast! Get your very own PonderingGod Podcast sticker for your water bottle, or coffee cup, or laptop cover, or bathroom mirror... simply send your address to me through our comment page at www.ponderinggod.org
In this episode of The Pondering God Podcast, Pastor Craig celebrates National Drive-Thru Day with a call to slow down and savor God's Word. Through Scripture, storytelling, and three wild drive-thru tales, he reminds listeners that faith, rest, and wisdom can't be ordered to-go. With Proverbs pointing out that there are no shortcuts to spiritual maturity—and no express lanes to wisdom—this lighthearted yet profound message encourages every listener to embrace a deeper, unrushed connection with Christ.
(For more information on Peace Lutheran Church, where Craig currently serves as Pastor, visit www.peacearlington.org Please share this podcast with a friend, and do us a favor by giving us a rating and review wherever you listen to this podcast! Get your very own PonderingGod Podcast sticker for your water bottle, or coffee cup, or laptop cover, or bathroom mirror... simply send your address to me through our comment page at www.ponderinggod.org
In this episode, Pastor Craig explores the comforting and challenging truth that God has no limits. Through personal stories, Scripture, and a touch of humor, we're reminded that God is present everywhere, knows everything, and has the power to intervene in our lives. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, confused, or just stuck in traffic, this episode invites you to trust the God who's never stuck, never surprised, and never short on solutions.
(For more information on Peace Lutheran Church, where Craig currently serves as Pastor, visit www.peacearlington.org Please share this podcast with a friend, and do us a favor by giving us a rating and review wherever you listen to this podcast! Get your very own PonderingGod Podcast sticker for your water bottle, or coffee cup, or laptop cover, or bathroom mirror... simply send your address to me through our comment page at www.ponderinggod.org To support the ministry of PonderingGod and help cover our online and production costs, visit our support page at www.ponderinggod.org/support. Thanks for listening!)
In this episode, Pastor Craig explores the viral Coldplay Kiss Cam moment involving Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and HR chief Kristin Cabot, asking the question: When is humor not funny? Through Scripture, quotes from Martin Luther and C.S. Lewis, and reflections from Rev. Ben Griffin, we're reminded that Christian humor must be rooted in mercy, not mockery. Jude 20–23 and John 8:1–11 call us to rescue—not ridicule—and to show compassion in a world that often laughs at what should break our hearts. Jesus never ignored sin, but He never lost sight of the person. Let's follow His lead.
(For more information on Peace Lutheran Church, where Craig currently serves as Pastor, visit www.peacearlington.org Please share this podcast with a friend, and do us a favor by giving us a rating and review wherever you listen to this podcast! Get your very own PonderingGod Podcast sticker for your water bottle, or coffee cup, or laptop cover, or bathroom mirror... simply send your address to me through our comment page at www.ponderinggod.org To support the ministry of PonderingGod and help cover our online and production costs, visit our support page at www.ponderinggod.org/support. Thanks for listening!)
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ponderingGod Podcast - Message Monday - Featuring a message from Pastor Craig McCourt.
Today's Episode was recorded on July 6, 2025 at Peace Lutheran Church in Arlington, MN part of the God's Outreageous claims series.
(For more information on Peace Lutheran Church, where Craig currently serves as Pastor, visit www.peacearlington.org
Please share this podcast with a friend , and do us a favor by giving us a rating and review wherever you listen to this podcast!
We would love to hear from you, leave us a comment right here.
Get your very own ponderingGod Podcast sticker for your water bottle, or coffee cup, or laptop cover, or bathroom mirror.... simply send your address to me through our comment page at www.ponderinggod.org
To support the ministry of PonderinGod and help cover our online and production costs, visit our support page)
On today's episode of The Pondering God Podcast, Pastor Craig McCourt explores those discouraging days when it feels like the universe is lined up against us. Drawing from Psalm 40:23, Craig reminds us that lament can give way to praise as we trust in God's unfailing love. He offers five tangible ways the Body of Christ can encourage those wrestling with depression or simply overwhelmed by life's curveballs: prayer, sharing Scripture, practical help, empathetic listening, and words of affirmation. The Big So What highlights our calling to model Christ's care on our worst days, and listeners are invited to ponder the promise from God's Word that sustains them through every season.
(For more information on Peace Lutheran Church, where Craig currently serves as Pastor, visit www.peacearlington.org Please share this podcast with a friend, and do us a favor by giving us a rating and review wherever you listen to this podcast! Get your very own PonderingGod Podcast sticker for your water bottle, or coffee cup, or laptop cover, or bathroom mirror... simply send your address to me through our comment page at www.ponderinggod.org To support the ministry of PonderingGod and help cover our online and production costs, visit our support page at www.ponderinggod.org/support. Thanks for listening!)
In this episode, Pastor Craig McCourt compares the famously secure Fort Knox vault to the eternal inheritance God has reserved for believers. Exploring five security features of Fort Knox—from blast-proof doors to restricted tours—Craig highlights how our heavenly inheritance is even more imperishable, undefiled, unfading, and divinely guarded. He weaves in true stories: the 1974 foil of a helicopter-and-explosives heist, a 2022 main-gate breach, plus the fictional Goldfinger caper. Each of the five "shades of security" concludes with a full Bible verse, reminding us that nothing can separate us from the love of Christ or steal what is eternally ours.
For more information on Peace Lutheran Church, where Craig currently serves as Pastor, visit www.peacearlington.org Please share this podcast with a friend, and do us a favor by giving us a rating and review wherever you listen to this podcast! Get your very own PonderingGod Podcast sticker for your water bottle, or coffee cup, or laptop cover, or bathroom mirror... simply send your address to me through our comment page at www.ponderinggod.org To support the ministry of PonderingGod and help cover our online and production costs, visit our support page at www.ponderinggod.org/support. Thanks for listening!
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