Your identity shapes the way you live. In this message from Romans 8:12-17, Pastor Chris Teien explains how every believer has been adopted into God's family, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and given the assurance of an eternal inheritance through Jesus Christ.

God does not call us to earn His acceptance. Through faith in Jesus Christ, we are welcomed into His family, freed from the power of sin, and empowered by the Holy Spirit to live as His children. Our confidence rests not in our performance but in God's grace and His promises.

In This Message: 

1. Break Free from the Old Way of Living

Because we belong to Christ, we are no longer slaves to our sinful nature. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, we can turn from sin and pursue the life God has called us to live. (Romans 8:12-13; Romans 6:11-14; Colossians 3:5-10)

2. Walk Daily Under the Spirit's Leading

The Holy Spirit guides, strengthens, and transforms every believer. As we yield to His leading, He helps us grow in obedience and become more like Jesus Christ. (Romans 8:14; Isaiah 30:21; Proverbs 4:23)

3. Live Confidently as God's Adopted Child

God has adopted every believer into His family and given us the full rights of His children. We no longer live in fear because we can confidently call God our Father and rest in the assurance of His love. (Romans 8:15-16; Galatians 4:4-7; Ephesians 1:5)

4. Look Forward to Your Eternal Inheritance

As children of God, we are heirs with Christ and can face both joy and suffering with confidence. Our present trials are temporary, but our future with Christ is secure forever. (Romans 8:17; 1 Peter 1:3-5)

Takeaway

Live each day with the confidence that you belong to God. Walk by the Holy Spirit, resist the pull of sin, and rest in the assurance that you are God's beloved child with an eternal inheritance in Christ.

Illustrations

• The Virginia High Bridge demonstrates the importance of building life on a secure foundation that can withstand every storm.

• The collapse of the I-35 bridge reminds us that hidden weaknesses eventually lead to failure, making a strong spiritual foundation essential.

• Roman adoption provides a powerful picture of how God fully welcomes believers into His family with all the rights and privileges of His children.

Key Quotes

"You don't fight for God's acceptance. You fight from God's acceptance."

"You are no longer a slave. You are God's child."

"Our identity in Christ gives us confidence to live differently."

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Romans 8, identity in Christ, adopted by God, assurance of salvation, Holy Spirit, Christian identity, overcoming sin, child of God, spiritual growth, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/18688050

26.0215de Living from a Secure Identity

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The world often defines love by feelings, but God defines love by faithful action. In this message from 1 Corinthians 13, Pastor Chris Teien explains how biblical love protects, trusts, hopes, and perseveres as we reflect the character of Christ in our relationships.

God's love is more than an emotion. It is a daily commitment to seek the good of others, extend grace, remain faithful, and demonstrate the same sacrificial love that Jesus has shown to us. As we grow in Christ, His love transforms the way we treat people at home, in the church, and throughout everyday life.

In This Message: 

1. Love Always Protects

Biblical love seeks to guard others from unnecessary harm, embarrassment, and gossip while remaining faithful to truth. Love strengthens what is weak, encourages what is vulnerable, and handles correction with grace and wisdom. (1 Corinthians 13:7; Proverbs 10:12; John 17:15)

2. Love Always Trusts

Christian love gives others the benefit of the doubt and chooses grace over suspicion whenever possible. While trust may need to be rebuilt after it is broken, love seeks restoration rather than assuming the worst. (1 Corinthians 13:7; Ephesians 4:32)

3. Love Always Hopes

Godly love never gives up on what God can do in a person's life. It believes that God's grace is greater than failure and confidently looks forward to His transforming work. (1 Corinthians 13:7; Romans 8:28; 1 Timothy 1:1)

4. Love Always Perseveres

True love remains faithful through difficulty, disappointment, and sacrifice. Just as Christ has faithfully loved us, believers are called to continue loving others with endurance and commitment. (1 Corinthians 13:7; Hebrews 13:4; 1 John 4:19)

Takeaway

Ask God to help you love others the way He has loved you. Protect people, extend grace, remain hopeful, and faithfully persevere, trusting Christ to work in every relationship.

Illustrations

• Protecting a new car illustrates how genuine love seeks to guard and care for what is valuable.

• Joseph's decision to quietly protect Mary demonstrates how love preserves another person's dignity while remaining faithful to God's truth.

• Everyday experiences helping people in need remind us that biblical love seeks practical ways to serve while exercising wisdom and discernment.

Key Quotes

"Love protects."

"Love gives people the benefit of the doubt."

"Love never gives up because God never gives up on His people."

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1 Corinthians 13, Christian love, agape love, biblical relationships, forgiveness, trusting others, perseverance, serving others, Christian living, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/16335535

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The Christian life is not meant to be lived in our own strength. In this message from Romans 8:4-11, Pastor Chris Teien explains how the Holy Spirit transforms our thinking, empowers our obedience, and gives believers the confidence to live with hope and purpose.

God never intended us to simply follow a list of rules. Through faith in Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit lives within every believer, helping us overcome sin, renew our minds, and faithfully follow God's will. As we walk by the Spirit each day, we experience the life and peace that only God can provide.

In This Message: 

1. Choose to Set Your Mind on What Brings Life and Peace

The direction of our lives begins with the direction of our thoughts. As we focus on God's truth instead of sinful desires, the Holy Spirit renews our minds and leads us into life and peace. (Romans 8:5-6; Romans 12:2; Galatians 5:16-25)

2. Turn Away from Old Patterns That Keep You Spiritually Stuck

The Holy Spirit calls believers to leave behind the old ways of living and walk in the freedom Christ provides. Instead of returning to empty habits and sinful patterns, we are empowered to live for God's glory. (Romans 8:7-9; Galatians 5:16-18)

3. Depend Daily on the Holy Spirit Who Lives Within You

Every believer has been given the Holy Spirit to guide, strengthen, and transform their life. God equips His children to grow spiritually and faithfully follow Christ through His power, not their own. (Romans 8:9-10; John 14:16-17)

4. Walk with Confidence, Knowing God's Resurrection Power Is at Work

The same power that raised Jesus from the dead is at work in every believer. Because the Holy Spirit lives within us, we have confidence today and the assurance of eternal life through Jesus Christ. (Romans 8:11; Ephesians 1:18-20)

Takeaway

Don't try to live the Christian life in your own strength. Yield yourself to the Holy Spirit each day, allow Him to shape your thinking, and trust His power to guide you in faithful obedience to Christ.

Illustrations

• An old truck traveling familiar roads illustrates how easily people fall into spiritual ruts instead of following the new life Christ provides.

• Driving a riding lawn mower by focusing on a distant point demonstrates the importance of keeping our eyes fixed on Christ rather than becoming distracted by the things around us.

• The Bloomington Ferry Bridge illustrates how Jesus made a new way to God, enabling believers to live through the power of the Holy Spirit rather than under the burden of the Law.

Key Quotes

"The Christian life is not lived by trying harder. It is lived by walking with the Holy Spirit."

"The Holy Spirit doesn't just comfort us. He transforms us."

"The same power that raised Jesus from the dead is at work in every believer."

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Romans 8, Holy Spirit, walking in the Spirit, Christian living, spiritual growth, life and peace, overcoming sin, resurrection power, following Jesus, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/18645648

26.0208de Learning a New Way to Live

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Guilt can keep us trapped in the past, but Jesus offers complete forgiveness and a new beginning. In this message from Romans 8:1-4, Pastor Chris Teien explains how Christ frees believers from condemnation and empowers them to live a new life through the Holy Spirit.

The gospel is more than forgiveness for yesterday. Through faith in Jesus Christ, we are declared righteous, adopted into God's family, and empowered to move forward in freedom. Because there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ, we can leave guilt behind and confidently pursue the life God has called us to live.

In This Message: 

1. Stand on the Foundation That Lifts You Above Condemnation

Because of Christ's finished work on the cross, believers are no longer condemned before God. Our standing with Him is based on His grace, not our performance. (Romans 8:1; Romans 5:1; John 5:24)

2. Live in the Freedom Christ Has Given You

Jesus has set believers free from the power of sin and death. We no longer have to live under the burden of guilt or strive to earn God's acceptance through our own efforts. (Romans 8:2-3; Colossians 2:13-15; Romans 6:6-7)

3. Walk by the Spirit Instead of the Flesh

God's purpose is not merely to forgive our sins but to transform our lives. The Holy Spirit empowers believers to grow in holiness and faithfully follow Christ each day. (Romans 8:4; Galatians 5:16; Ezekiel 36:26-27)

Takeaway

Don't allow guilt or past failures to keep you from following Christ. Receive His forgiveness, stand confidently in His grace, and walk each day in the freedom and power of the Holy Spirit.

Illustrations

• A tree falling on a house reminds us that while sin often leaves painful consequences, God's grace enables restoration and a new beginning.

• A guilty dog hiding under the table illustrates how people often withdraw from God after sinning instead of running to the One who offers forgiveness.

• The courtroom language throughout Romans demonstrates that Jesus has already paid our debt, removing the condemnation we deserved.

Key Quotes

"There is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus."

"Grace doesn't just forgive your past. It frees you to move forward."

"God's goal is not simply to remove your guilt but to transform your life."

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Romans 8, no condemnation, guilt, forgiveness, grace, Holy Spirit, Christian freedom, justification, spiritual growth, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/18607101

26.0201de Living Free From Guilt

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Following Jesus is not a race we run alone. In this message from Hebrews 12:12-15, Pastor Chris Teien explains how God calls believers to strengthen one another, pursue holiness, and help each other remain faithful until the finish line.

The Christian life requires endurance, encouragement, and intentional growth. As we strengthen weary believers, walk faithfully, pursue peace and holiness, and watch over one another with grace, God uses His church to help every believer finish the race He has set before them.

In This Message: 

1. Strengthen Tired Bodies and Weary Souls

God calls believers to respond to His loving discipline by growing stronger in faith rather than giving up. Through His strength, we can continue serving Christ with endurance even when we grow weary. (Hebrews 12:12; Isaiah 35:3-4; Ephesians 6:10)

2. Walk Steady Paths That Lead to Healing

Our daily choices influence the people around us. As we walk faithfully with Christ, we help others follow Him and remove unnecessary obstacles from their spiritual journey. (Hebrews 12:13; Proverbs 4:26-27; Romans 14:19)

3. Train for the Race Through Peace and Holiness

God calls His people to pursue peace with others and to live holy lives that reflect His character. Spiritual maturity grows as we continually submit our lives to Christ. (Hebrews 12:14; 1 Peter 1:15-16)

4. Watch Over One Another So Grace Prevails

The church is called to encourage, restore, and care for one another. By addressing bitterness early and extending God's grace, we help one another remain faithful to Christ. (Hebrews 12:15; Ephesians 2:8-9)

Takeaway

Don't run the Christian race alone. Encourage others, pursue holiness, extend grace, and help fellow believers remain faithful as you finish the race God has set before you.

Illustrations

• A four-man Olympic bobsled team demonstrates how believers depend upon one another to successfully reach the finish line.

• Training for athletic competition illustrates that spiritual endurance is developed through faithful daily discipline and perseverance.

• Clearing icy sidewalks reminds us that mature believers should remove obstacles and help make the path of following Christ easier for others.

Key Quotes

"Strengthen tired bodies and weary souls."

"We don't run the Christian race alone."

"Help one another finish strong."

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Hebrews 12, Christian endurance, spiritual growth, encouragement, holiness, finishing the race, Christian community, discipleship, perseverance, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/18567454

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God's discipline is not a sign of rejection but of His loving commitment to help His children grow. In this message, Pastor Chris Teien explains how our Heavenly Father uses correction, training, and even difficult seasons to strengthen faith, deepen spiritual maturity, and prepare believers to faithfully serve Christ. Discover why God's loving discipline produces lasting spiritual fruit.

In This Message: 

1. God Corrects Those He Loves
Just as a good coach helps athletes improve, God lovingly disciplines His children to help them grow in faith and obedience. His correction is never meant to discourage but to guide believers toward spiritual maturity and a life that honors Him. (Hebrews 12:5-6; Proverbs 3:11-12; Revelation 3:19)

2. God's Discipline Confirms Our Identity as His Children
Those who have trusted Christ have been adopted into God's family and experience His loving care as their Heavenly Father. Rather than viewing discipline as rejection, believers can receive it as evidence that God is actively shaping their lives for His purposes. (Hebrews 12:7-8; John 1:12; Romans 10:9-10; Romans 8:15-16; Galatians 4:4-7; 1 John 5:11-13)

3. Trust God's Training for Future Growth
God often uses hardship, correction, and life's challenges to prepare His people for greater faithfulness. Like an athlete who trains for competition, believers grow stronger as they submit to God's instruction and allow Him to shape their character and priorities. (Hebrews 12:9-10; John 15:1-2)

4. Lasting Spiritual Growth Comes Through God's Loving Discipline
Although discipline is rarely enjoyable in the moment, God uses it to produce righteousness, peace, and spiritual endurance. As believers trust His wisdom and remain faithful through difficult seasons, they discover that God's training prepares them for a lifetime of fruitful service. (Hebrews 12:11; 2 Corinthians 4:16-18)

God's discipline is always rooted in His love and directed toward our spiritual growth. As we trust His correction, submit to His guidance, and remain faithful through every season, He shapes us into mature followers of Christ who are prepared to accomplish His purposes.

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/18528866

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God has given every believer a unique race to run. In this message from Hebrews 12, Pastor Chris Teien explains how to stay focused on Jesus, persevere through life's challenges, and faithfully live the purpose God has prepared for you.

The Christian life is not about comparing yourself to others or looking back at past failures. God calls each of us to faithfully run the race He has marked out for us. As we fix our eyes on Christ, remember His example, and trust His promises, we can finish well and make an eternal difference.

In This Message: 

1. Run the Race God Has Marked Out for You

God has uniquely designed your life and prepared good works for you to accomplish. Rather than comparing yourself with others, faithfully pursue the path He has set before you with perseverance. (Hebrews 12:1; Ephesians 2:10)

2. Keep Your Eyes Fixed on Jesus

Jesus is both the pioneer and perfecter of our faith. As we continually focus on Him instead of our circumstances, we find the strength, direction, and endurance needed to keep moving forward. (Hebrews 12:2; Psalm 16:8; Philippians 1:6)

3. Remember the Victory Christ Has Already Won

Jesus endured the cross because of the joy set before Him and completed the work of salvation. His finished victory gives every believer confidence, hope, and purpose for the race ahead. (Hebrews 12:2; Philippians 2:8-11; Hebrews 10:12)

4. Persevere Without Losing Heart

Following Christ is not always easy, but His example encourages us to endure hardship faithfully. As we remember all that Jesus has done for us, we gain the courage to keep running our race with confidence. (Hebrews 12:3-4; 1 Peter 2:21; 2 Corinthians 4:16-18)

Takeaway

Don't compare your race to someone else's. Keep your eyes on Jesus, faithfully run the course He has given you, and trust Him to use your life for His glory every step of the way.

Illustrations

• An Olympic snowboarder's halfpipe run illustrates the importance of planning, maintaining focus, and finishing the course well.

• The different "races" of life, including marriage, parenting, singleness, retirement, and seasons of hardship, demonstrate that every believer has a unique calling from God.

• The many biblical names and titles of Jesus remind us why He alone is worthy of our complete trust and unwavering focus.

Key Quotes

"God has marked out a unique race for every believer."

"Don't compare your race to someone else's."

"Keep your eyes on Jesus and faithfully finish the race He has given you."

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Hebrews 12, running the race, perseverance, Christian endurance, following Jesus, spiritual growth, purpose, Christian living, faith, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/18490060

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The Christian life is not lived by accident. In this message from Hebrews 12:1, Pastor Chris Teien explains how believers can pursue victory by learning from faithful examples, removing spiritual distractions, and running the race God has marked out with endurance.

Just as Olympic athletes train with purpose, followers of Jesus are called to live with intentionality. As we fix our hearts on God's priorities, let go of anything that hinders our walk with Christ, and faithfully persevere, we can live a life that honors Him and finishes well.

In This Message: 

1. Learn from Those Who Finished Well

Scripture is filled with faithful men and women who persevered through trials and trusted God to the very end. Their examples encourage us to remain faithful and continue running our own race with confidence. (Hebrews 12:1; Hebrews 11; Romans 15:4)

2. Remove Whatever Holds You Back

Just as athletes remove unnecessary weight before a race, believers should identify and set aside anything that hinders spiritual growth. Whether it is sin, distractions, bitterness, or misplaced priorities, God calls us to pursue Him wholeheartedly. (Hebrews 12:1; Colossians 3:2; 1 John 1:9; Ephesians 4:31-32)

3. Run Your God-Given Race with Perseverance

Every believer has a unique calling and purpose. Rather than comparing ourselves to others, we are called to faithfully pursue the work God has prepared for us and remain steadfast until the finish line. (Hebrews 12:1; Galatians 6:9; 1 Corinthians 9:24-27)

Takeaway

Choose to pursue the prize that lasts forever. Learn from faithful believers who have gone before you, remove the distractions that slow your spiritual growth, and faithfully run the race God has prepared for you.

Illustrations

• Olympic athletes demonstrate that lasting success comes through intentional training, discipline, and perseverance.

• The heroes of faith in Hebrews 11 remind us that ordinary people can accomplish extraordinary things when they trust God.

• Removing unnecessary weight before a race illustrates the importance of letting go of spiritual distractions that keep us from following Christ wholeheartedly.

Key Quotes

"Run the race God has marked out for you."

"Remove whatever is holding you back."

"The greatest prize is hearing, 'Well done, good and faithful servant.'"

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Hebrews 12, race of faith, Christian perseverance, spiritual growth, heroes of faith, discipleship, Christian endurance, following Jesus, Hebrews 11, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/18451045

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Every new year brings new goals and fresh opportunities, but the greatest success comes from aligning our lives with God's priorities. In this message from 1 Peter 4, Pastor Chris Teien explains how believers can develop Christlike attitudes, pursue God's will, and faithfully use their gifts to make an eternal impact.

God has not called us to simply improve ourselves. He has called us to live for His glory. As we endure hardship, turn away from sinful living, love others deeply, and faithfully serve with the gifts He has given us, we become people whose lives make an eternal difference.

In This Message: 

1. Develop an Attitude That Endures

Following Christ is not always easy. Like Jesus, believers are called to persevere through hardship with faith, trusting God even when life is difficult. (1 Peter 4:1; 1 Peter 2:23)

2. Choose God's Will Over Worldly Desires

A transformed life leaves behind sinful patterns and pursues obedience to God's Word. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, believers can live in a way that honors Christ. (1 Peter 4:2-6; Romans 6:11-14; Titus 2:11-14)

3. Live with Eternity in Mind

Because Christ will return, believers are called to stay spiritually alert, devote themselves to prayer, and make the most of every opportunity to serve Him. (1 Peter 4:7; Psalm 90:12)

4. Love Others Deeply

Biblical love strengthens relationships, extends grace, and demonstrates genuine hospitality. God uses loving relationships to encourage believers and point others to Christ. (1 Peter 4:8-9; John 13:35)

5. Use Your Spiritual Gifts for God's Glory

Every believer has been gifted by God to serve others. As we faithfully use our gifts through the strength God provides, He receives the glory and His church is strengthened. (1 Peter 4:10-11; Ephesians 4:11-13)

Takeaway

Build your life around God's priorities rather than your own. Endure faithfully, pursue holiness, love people well, and use your God-given gifts to make an eternal difference.

Illustrations

• New Year's resolutions demonstrate that lasting change requires more than good intentions. It requires God's transforming work in our lives.

• Vince Lombardi's emphasis on returning to the fundamentals reminds believers to focus on the foundational priorities of the Christian life.

• Spiritual gifts illustrate that every believer has a unique role in serving Christ and strengthening His church.

Key Quotes

"Success is measured by God's priorities, not the world's."

"God has called you to more than self-improvement."

"Use the gifts God has given you to make an eternal difference."

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1 Peter 4, God's priorities, Christian priorities, spiritual gifts, Christian living, New Year sermon, perseverance, serving God, discipleship, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/18422922

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Real joy is not found in comfort, possessions, or success. It is found in pursuing Jesus. In this message from Matthew 2, Pastor Chris Teien examines the example of the wise men and shows how following Christ with faith, courage, and wholehearted worship leads to lasting joy.

The Magi left behind comfort and certainty to seek the Savior. Their journey reminds us that true joy is rooted in God's presence, God's promises, and God's purposes. As we take steps of faith, overcome fear, follow God's direction, and offer Him our best, we experience the joy only Christ can give.

In This Message: 

1. Take the First Step Toward Jesus

The wise men responded to the light God had given them and began a journey of faith. God often reveals His will one step at a time, calling us to trust Him before we know every detail. (Matthew 2:1-2; James 4:8; Isaiah 55:6)

2. Don't Let Fear or Comfort Keep You from Christ

King Herod resisted Jesus because of fear, while the religious leaders remained spiritually comfortable. In contrast, the Magi pursued Christ despite uncertainty and inconvenience. (Matthew 2:3-8; Matthew 16:24)

3. Follow the Light God Gives You

As the Magi continued to obey, God faithfully directed their path. Believers experience God's guidance as they remain faithful to His Word and obedient to what He has already revealed. (Matthew 2:9-10; Psalm 119:105; James 1:22)

4. Offer Jesus Your Best

The wise men responded with worship and generous gifts because they recognized Jesus as King. Genuine worship places Christ first and gladly offers Him our time, talents, treasures, and devotion. (Matthew 2:11-12; Romans 12:1)

Takeaway

Joy is worth pursuing because Jesus is worth following. Take the next step of faith, trust God's leading, and give Him your very best as you discover the lasting joy found only in Christ.

Illustrations

• The Magi's long journey demonstrates that lasting joy often requires faith, perseverance, and a willingness to leave our comfort behind.

• Abraham's journey to an unknown land illustrates how God calls His people to trust Him before they know every detail of the path ahead.

• Hiking before sunrise with only a flashlight illustrates how God often reveals just enough light for the next faithful step.

Key Quotes

"Joy is rooted in God's presence, God's promises, and God's purposes."

"Don't let fear or comfort keep you from following Jesus."

"The greatest joy is found in pursuing Christ."

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Matthew 2, wise men, Magi, Christmas, joy, following Jesus, worship, faith, Christian living, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:

https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/18395519

25.1222der Joy Worth Pursuing

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