The Entrust Podcast

The Entrust Podcast

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The Entrust Podcast episodes

  • Why Do Christians Suffer?

    This question has challenged believers for thousands of years. Entire libraries have been written attempting to answer it. Some conclude that suffering proves God does not exist. Others conclude suffering proves God does not love us. Still others conclude suffering proves we lack enough faith. Scripture teaches none of these. This session will explore what Scripture teaches about suffering in the life of a Christian.

    47 min
  • Family Worship

    Family worship is a private intentional time set apart for the family unit to seek God through the reading of scripture, prayer, and singing to God. This session will explore how to practically incorporate this practice into your home.

    54 min
  • Surviving The Suffering

    Surviving the Suffering explores the biblical purpose behind suffering and how God works through our pain for His glory and our growth. Discover the hope, peace, and strength that are found in Christ, even in life's most difficult seasons.

    31 min
  • A Biblical Vision of Caring for the Body

    Many of us are aware that God cares for our souls. Are we convinced that he cares about our bodies as well? What biblical passages and themes would we use to make this argument? This session uses Biblical wisdom on these questions and explores how our bodies help us enjoy and serve God. 

    39 min
  • Tech in the Home

    Technology is one of the greatest blessings of our generation, but it can also become one of our greatest distractions if left unchecked. This session explores biblical wisdom for using technology faithfully, guarding our homes wisely, and ensuring our devices never replace God’s Word, God’s people, or God’s purpose for our lives.

    49 min
  • A Biblical Guide to Decision Making

    Following God's Will explores what Scripture teaches about discerning God's will. We'll look at the difference between God's sovereign will, His revealed will, and His will of direction, while learning how biblical wisdom guides our everyday decisions. Instead of trying to solve God's will like a mystery, we'll discover how to faithfully obey His Word, seek wise counsel, and trust Him with the outcomes of the choices we make.

    42 min
  • Personal Finance 2

    Last session we discussed: God owns it all, we are stewards, seek wise counsel, expect uncertainty, and have a plan and stick to it. How do the world and Christians look at finances differently? 


    48 min
  • Personal Finance 1

    Does God think money and finances are important? The Bible has over 2,300 verses covering money, stewardship, and finances. Jesus talked more about money than he did heaven and hell combined. What do some Christian leaders have to say about money?

    41 min
  • Parenting 101

    For parents, there is nothing that can make the hairs on our neck stand up more than a comment about our child’s behavior or environment. We spend so much energy on raising our children that our focus on our marriage and our spouse can suffer. When we look to God’s word, we can see His intent on the family structure, and we see how we should prioritize the roles in the family unit.

    Today’s family is threatened by:

    1. Our society downplaying the role of the husband-wife relationship
    2. The rise of child-centered parenting


    43 min
  • Perseverance

    Faithful Bible reading is not mastered quickly or painlessly. Perseverance reminds us that growth in understanding comes through consistency, patience, and long obedience rather than shortcuts or sudden insight.

    47 min

About The Entrust Podcast

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These weekly podcast episodes are the audio recordings for our Entrust courses that take place on Sunday evenings at Rocky Creek Church in Greenville, SC.

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