The One Chapel Podcast

One of the toughest things to do is prioritize our lives. Where do we start? How do we begin? So many voices are vying for our attention that it can be really confusing or just downright challenging to say "Yes" to some and "No" to others. We need black and white answers in a world of grey. Join us in the hard-hitting work of settling the things that matter most in our lives, according to the Scriptures. Buckle up for, "Do This. Not That."

One of the toughest things to do is prioritize our lives. Where do we start? How do we begin? So many voices are vying for our attention that it can be really confusing or just downright challenging to say "Yes" to some and "No" to others. We need black and white answers in a world of grey. Join us in the hard-hitting work of settling the things that matter most in our lives, according to the Scriptures. Buckle up for, "Do This. Not That."

One of the toughest things to do is prioritize our lives. Where do we start? How do we begin? So many voices are vying for our attention that it can be really confusing or just downright challenging to say "Yes" to some and "No" to others. We need black and white answers in a world of grey. Join us in the hard-hitting work of settling the things that matter most in our lives, according to the Scriptures. Buckle up for, "Do This. Not That."

One of the toughest things to do is prioritize our lives. Where do we start? How do we begin? So many voices are vying for our attention that it can be really confusing or just downright challenging to say "Yes" to some and "No" to others. We need black and white answers in a world of grey. Join us in the hard-hitting work of settling the things that matter most in our lives, according to the Scriptures. Buckle up for, "Do This. Not That."

One of the toughest things to do is prioritize our lives. Where do we start? How do we begin? So many voices are vying for our attention that it can be really confusing or just downright challenging to say "Yes" to some and "No" to others. We need black and white answers in a world of grey. Join us in the hard-hitting work of settling the things that matter most in our lives, according to the Scriptures. Buckle up for, "Do This. Not That."

One of the toughest things to do is prioritize our lives. Where do we start? How do we begin? So many voices are vying for our attention that it can be really confusing or just downright challenging to say "Yes" to some and "No" to others. We need black and white answers in a world of grey. Join us in the hard-hitting work of settling the things that matter most in our lives, according to the Scriptures. Buckle up for, "Do This. Not That."

One of the toughest things to do is prioritize our lives. Where do we start? How do we begin? So many voices are vying for our attention that it can be really confusing or just downright challenging to say "Yes" to some and "No" to others. We need black and white answers in a world of grey. Join us in the hard-hitting work of settling the things that matter most in our lives, according to the Scriptures. Buckle up for, "Do This. Not That."

Christmas is the season for giving, but generosity should last all year long. God is a giver, and we are to reflect his generosity in the way we live toward others. How can we become counter-cultural in a society of selfishness? Could we become so generous that we actually draw people to God's love and kindness? This series will challenge our consumeristic tendencies and connect us to the provision and generosity of our loving Heavenly Father!

Christmas is the season for giving, but generosity should last all year long. God is a giver, and we are to reflect his generosity in the way we live toward others. How can we become counter-cultural in a society of selfishness? Could we become so generous that we actually draw people to God's love and kindness? This series will challenge our consumeristic tendencies and connect us to the provision and generosity of our loving Heavenly Father!

Christmas is the season for giving, but generosity should last all year long. God is a giver, and we are to reflect his generosity in the way we live toward others. How can we become counter-cultural in a society of selfishness? Could we become so generous that we actually draw people to God's love and kindness? This series will challenge our consumeristic tendencies and connect us to the provision and generosity of our loving Heavenly Father!