The Christian life is not a sprint. It is a lifelong race that requires endurance, perseverance, and an unwavering focus on Jesus Christ. In this message from Hebrews 12, Pastor Chris Teien shares practical biblical principles that will help every believer faithfully run the race God has marked out for them.

Every follower of Jesus faces obstacles, distractions, temptations, and discouragement. Yet God has given us everything we need to finish well. As we remove what hinders us, persevere through life's challenges, keep our eyes fixed on Christ, and pursue the eternal prize, we can live lives that honor God and finish the race with joy.

In This Message: 

1. Run the Race God Has Given You

The Christian life requires intentional faith and daily obedience. Every believer has been called to follow Christ faithfully and continue running until the finish line. (Hebrews 12:1; Romans 6:23; John 1:12)

2. Remove Anything That Holds You Back

Sin, unhealthy priorities, and worldly distractions can keep believers from becoming all God intends them to be. We must continually lay aside anything that hinders our spiritual growth and wholehearted devotion to Christ. (Hebrews 12:1; Colossians 3:5-10)

3. Persevere Through Every Season

The race of faith requires endurance. Whether life is easy or difficult, God provides the strength we need to remain faithful and continue pressing forward. (Hebrews 12:1; Isaiah 40:31; Galatians 6:9)

4. Keep Your Eyes Fixed on Jesus

Jesus perfectly finished the race before us and now serves as our example and our strength. When we focus on Him instead of our circumstances, we find hope, courage, and confidence to keep moving forward. (Hebrews 12:2; Philippians 3:12-14)

5. Run for the Eternal Prize

The rewards of this world are temporary, but God's rewards last forever. Faithful believers live with eternity in view, seeking to hear Christ say, "Well done, good and faithful servant." (1 Corinthians 9:24-27; 2 Timothy 4:7-8)

Takeaway

Don't allow distractions, discouragement, or past failures to keep you from finishing well. Keep your eyes on Jesus, faithfully run the race He has given you, and pursue the eternal prize that never fades.

Illustrations

• Olympic runners remind us that victory requires discipline, endurance, and unwavering focus on the finish line.

• Felipe Massa losing a Formula One race because a fuel hose remained attached illustrates how even small hindrances can keep us from finishing well.

• Michael Jordan being cut from his high school basketball team demonstrates that perseverance through disappointment often prepares us for greater opportunities.

• Roger Bannister, John Landy, and the famous "look back" moment illustrate the importance of keeping our eyes fixed on the goal instead of looking behind us.

Key Quotes

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

"Small distractions can keep you from great victories."

"Keep your eyes on Jesus, not on your past."

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

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https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/16335530

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The world often feels uncertain, divided, and increasingly hostile to biblical faith. In this message from 1 Peter 1, Pastor Chris Teien explains why Christians can live with confident hope, even in difficult times, because our security rests in Jesus Christ and His unchanging promises.

Followers of Jesus have never been promised an easy life, but they have been promised an eternal hope. As we remember who we are in Christ, rejoice in the living hope of the resurrection, trust God through life's trials, and keep our eyes fixed on Jesus, we can faithfully stand firm no matter what happens around us.

In This Message: 

1. Remember Who You Are in Christ

Your identity is not determined by your circumstances, your culture, or the opinions of others. God has chosen you, redeemed you, and called you to belong to Him. (1 Peter 1:1-2)

2. Rejoice in Your Living Hope

Because Jesus Christ rose from the dead, believers have an eternal inheritance that can never perish, spoil, or fade. Our hope is secure because it rests on the finished work of Christ. (1 Peter 1:3-5)

3. Trust God Through Life's Trials

God uses suffering and hardship to strengthen our faith and prepare us for His eternal purposes. Even difficult seasons become opportunities for spiritual growth and greater dependence upon Him. (1 Peter 1:6-9)

4. Love and Trust Jesus Even Though You Cannot See Him

Faith is built on the trustworthy promises of God, not on visible circumstances. As we continue to trust Christ, He fills our lives with lasting joy and confident hope. (1 Peter 1:8-9)

Takeaway

Don't allow a chaotic world to steal your confidence in Christ. Remember who you are, hold tightly to the living hope of the gospel, and faithfully follow Jesus until the day you see Him face to face.

Illustrations

• The swinging pendulum of a grandfather clock illustrates how cultures continually change while God's truth remains constant.

• Changing attitudes toward Christianity in Western culture remind believers that faithfulness has never depended upon cultural approval.

• Communion points believers back to the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, the unshakable foundation of our hope.

Key Quotes

"Christian hope is not wishful thinking. It is confident trust in God's promises."

"You may not be able to change the world around you, but you can faithfully live for Christ in it."

"Our hope is secure because Jesus Christ is alive."

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1 Peter 1, Christian hope, living hope, persecution, suffering, trials, resurrection, Christian living, discipleship, Pastor Chris Teien

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https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/17959813

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Every believer experiences seasons when life feels overwhelming, discouraging, or uncertain. The good news is that Scripture is filled with faithful men and women who struggled deeply, yet God met them with grace, strength, and hope. Pastor Chris Teien explores the stories of biblical figures who were not always okay and shows how God's promises, presence, and grace can restore us when we feel weak or broken. Discover how Jesus invites you to bring your burdens to Him and find lasting hope in His strength.

In This Message

1. Admit When You're Not Okay
(Psalm 34:18; Psalm 119:25-28; 2 Corinthians 1:8; Matthew 26:38)
The Bible does not hide the struggles of God's people. From David and Elijah to Paul and even Jesus, Scripture honestly records seasons of grief, weakness, fear, and discouragement. God invites believers to bring their struggles into the light rather than pretending everything is fine.

2. Bring Your Burdens to Jesus
(Matthew 11:28-30; Romans 7:14-25; Galatians 5:17; Romans 8:1)
Jesus welcomes weary and burdened people to find rest in Him. Even the Apostle Paul described the daily struggle between the flesh and the Spirit, yet pointed believers to the freedom found in Christ. Because there is no condemnation for those who belong to Jesus, Christians can face their struggles with confidence instead of shame.

3. Find Strength and Restoration Through God's Grace
(2 Corinthians 12:9; Isaiah 40:29-31; John 14:27; Philippians 4:7)
God does not always remove every hardship, but He faithfully provides the strength, peace, and grace needed to endure. His power is often displayed most clearly through human weakness, drawing believers into deeper dependence on Him. As Christians trust God's promises, they discover that His grace is sufficient for every season of life.

25.0928der I'm Not Okay: Bringing Our Brokenness to Christ

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Depression is a real struggle that affects people from every walk of life, including faithful followers of Christ. In this message, Pastor Chris Teien explains what the Bible says about depression and offers practical, Christ-centered encouragement for those who are struggling as well as those who want to help others.

Depression is more complex than many people realize. This message explains different causes and types of depression, addresses common misconceptions, and points listeners to the hope found in God's Word. You'll learn practical ways to seek God's help, pursue wise care, replace discouragement with biblical truth, and encourage others with the comfort God has given you.

In This Message:

1. Understand Depression with Biblical Compassion

Depression is a real struggle that should never be dismissed as simply a lack of faith. Scripture shows that faithful servants of God, including Job, Moses, and the Apostle Paul, experienced seasons of deep discouragement. Understanding the different causes of depression helps us respond with compassion, wisdom, and hope. (2 Corinthians 1:8-9; Job 3; Psalm 13:2; Numbers 11:10-15)

2. Seek God's Help Through Wise and Practical Steps

God often provides help through His Word, prayer, Christian friendships, healthy habits, wise counseling, and appropriate medical care. This message encourages believers to confront grief, confess sin when necessary, replace negative thinking with God's truth, and trust the Lord through every season of life. (Ephesians 4:31; 1 John 1:8-9; Philippians 4:8; Jeremiah 31:3; Isaiah 41:10)

3. Encourage Others with Christ's Comfort

Followers of Christ are called to patiently walk alongside those who struggle with depression. Rather than offering quick answers or criticism, believers can pray faithfully, listen well, offer practical encouragement, and point people to the hope found in Jesus Christ. God often uses our own hardships to prepare us to comfort others. (2 Corinthians 1:3-4; 1 Thessalonians 5:16-24; Colossians 3:13)

Takeaway

Depression does not mean God has abandoned you. Bring your struggles honestly to the Lord, seek the help He provides, trust His promises, and encourage others with the same comfort He has given you.

Illustrations

• A hand of playing cards illustrates that God can use both the joyful and painful experiences of life for His purposes.

• A vehicle's check engine light illustrates that depression may be a signal that something needs attention rather than something to ignore.

• Taking someone out for a steak dinner and encouraging proper rest illustrates that physical health can play an important role in emotional well-being.

Key Quotes

"Depression is real, and struggling with it does not mean you have failed God."

"God often uses our deepest struggles to prepare us to comfort others."

"His grace is sufficient, even in life's darkest seasons."

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depression, Christian depression, biblical hope, mental health, God's grace, biblical counseling, overcoming discouragement, emotional healing, Christian encouragement, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:
https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/16335592

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God wants His people to worship Him in spirit and in truth. In this message, Pastor Chris Teien explains why authentic faith requires both a genuine walk with Christ and the wisdom to discern truth from error.

Christians are called to live authentically while testing every spiritual claim by the truth of God's Word. This message explores biblical discernment, the work of the Holy Spirit, the proper understanding of prophecy, and how believers can avoid deception while remaining open to God's leading.

In This Message:

1. Live an Authentic Christian Life

Authentic faith is more than outward religion. God desires believers who worship Him sincerely, walk closely with Him, and honestly seek His will. Through personal stories and biblical examples, this message encourages Christians to pursue a genuine relationship with Christ instead of merely going through religious motions. (John 4:23-24; 1 Thessalonians 5:12-24)

2. Test Every Spiritual Claim by Scripture

God still works in the lives of His people, but believers are commanded to test every teaching, prophecy, and spiritual experience against His Word. This message explains the difference between biblical discernment and spiritual skepticism while encouraging Christians to reject false teaching and hold firmly to the truth. (1 Thessalonians 5:19-22; 1 John 4:1; Acts 17:10-12)

3. Follow the Holy Spirit with Wisdom and Discernment

The Holy Spirit leads, empowers, and equips believers to serve Christ, but His work will never contradict Scripture. This message explains the biblical purpose of prophecy, warns against counterfeit spiritual experiences, and encourages believers to seek authentic faith that glorifies Jesus Christ. (1 Corinthians 14:1; 2 Peter 1:20-21; Galatians 5:22-23)

Takeaway

Live an authentic Christian life by walking closely with Christ, testing every spiritual claim by Scripture, and trusting the Holy Spirit to guide you according to God's truth.

Illustrations

• A counterfeit vehicle door latch purchased online illustrates the difference between something that appears genuine and something that is truly authentic.

• Personal stories of God's guidance through ministry decisions demonstrate how the Lord faithfully directs His people without contradicting His Word.

• The Bereans provide a biblical example of carefully examining Scripture before accepting spiritual teaching.

Key Quotes

"God wants us to worship Him in spirit and in truth."

"Be authentic in everything you do, and seek out people who are authentic."

"Test all things. Hold on to what is good."

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authentic faith, spiritual discernment, Holy Spirit, prophecy, testing the spirits, biblical truth, false teachers, authentic worship, Christian living, Pastor Chris Teien

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https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/16335660

18.0218der Living for God with Authenticity and Discernment

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Marriage is under increasing pressure from a culture that often rejects God's design. In this message, Pastor Chris Teien explains why biblical marriage still matters and how believers can honor God's blueprint with truth, love, and conviction.

God established marriage as a lifelong covenant between one man and one woman to reflect His love and bring Him glory. This message explores the biblical purpose of marriage, practical ways to strengthen relationships, and how Christians can faithfully uphold God's design while extending grace to those who need Christ's transforming hope.

In This Message:

1. Honor God's Design for Marriage

Marriage is God's idea, not man's invention. Scripture teaches that it is a lifelong covenant between one man and one woman, designed to reflect Christ's relationship with His church. Every believer, whether married or single, has a role in honoring, encouraging, and protecting biblical marriage. (Hebrews 13:1-8; Genesis 2:24; Matthew 19:4-6)

2. Guard Marriage with Purity and Contentment

Healthy marriages are built on faithfulness, purity, forgiveness, and mutual commitment. This message encourages couples to protect their relationship, communicate openly, pursue contentment, and keep Christ at the center of their home. Singles are also challenged to pursue purity and prepare now for whatever calling God has for their future. (Hebrews 13:4-6; Ephesians 5:25-33; Proverbs 18:22)

3. Build a Christ-Centered Home

Strong marriages become a testimony of God's grace to the next generation. Whether married, single, widowed, or preparing for marriage, believers are called to pursue God's wisdom, invest in healthy relationships, and live in a way that reflects the unchanging truth of Jesus Christ. (Hebrews 13:7-16; Hebrews 12:1-2; 1 Corinthians 6:9-11)

Takeaway

Honor God's design for marriage by pursuing faithfulness, purity, sacrificial love, and Christ-centered relationships. As you follow God's blueprint, your life and family can become a testimony of His grace and truth.

Illustrations

• Charlie Kirk's influence on many young adults illustrates the growing desire for biblical truth and traditional values in a confused culture.

• Rearranging the kitchen after getting married humorously demonstrates the importance of learning to serve and understand your spouse.

• Personal stories about meeting Julie and growing together in marriage highlight God's faithful guidance and the lifelong process of building a strong marriage.

Key Quotes

"Marriage should be honored by all."

"If you want to be treated like a king, treat your wife like a queen."

"Marriage is more than making us happy. God uses it to make us holy."

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biblical marriage, Christian marriage, Hebrews 13, marriage and family, God's design for marriage, marriage sermon, Christian relationships, purity, biblical sexuality, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/17880655

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Children are the future of the church, and they need more than good advice. In this message, Pastor Chris Teien shares practical, biblical ways to help children develop a strong faith that will prepare them to stand confidently for Christ in an increasingly challenging culture.

God has entrusted parents, grandparents, and the church with the responsibility of passing biblical truth to the next generation. This message explains seven practical ways to meet the spiritual needs of children by modeling authentic faith, teaching God's Word, developing godly habits, and preparing young people to follow Jesus with courage and conviction.

In This Message:

1. Lead Children to Know and Love God

A child's spiritual foundation begins with adults who genuinely love and follow the Lord. This message encourages parents, grandparents, and the entire church to model authentic faith while helping children develop a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. (Deuteronomy 6:4-9; Psalm 78:1-8; Matthew 19:13-15)

2. Build a Biblical Foundation for Life

Children need more than Bible knowledge. They need God's truth impressed upon their hearts through daily conversations, prayer, Scripture, and faithful example. This message explains practical ways to help children develop a biblical worldview before culture shapes their thinking. (2 Timothy 1:5; Joshua 24:15; Psalm 119:11; 2 Timothy 3:14-17)

3. Prepare the Next Generation to Stand Firm

Christian children can become confident, courageous followers of Christ when they are grounded in the gospel and trained in godly habits. This message encourages believers to teach children to pray, develop spiritual disciplines, understand baptism and communion, and stand faithfully for Christ throughout their lives. (Proverbs 22:6; 1 Corinthians 15:1-4; Colossians 2:6-7; Ephesians 6:10-18)

Takeaway

Invest intentionally in the next generation by modeling authentic faith, teaching God's Word, praying with children, and helping them build a biblical foundation that will prepare them to follow Jesus for the rest of their lives.

Illustrations

• Children at Big Sandy Camp remind us that they are full members of the body of Christ and often teach adults important spiritual lessons.

• Waiting too long to teach children about biblical truth allows culture to shape their thinking before parents have the opportunity.

• Young King Josiah demonstrates that God can use children and young people who are committed to following Him.

Key Quotes

"Children are the future church."

"We need to give our children the right information before the world gives them the wrong information."

"Don't beat them over the head with the Bible. Show them that it is a life guide that leads to a great adventure."

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Christian parenting, raising godly children, discipleship, Deuteronomy 6, family ministry, biblical parenting, Christian families, spiritual growth, children and faith, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:
https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/17843818

25.0914der 7 Ways to Help Meet the Spiritual Needs of Children

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Prayer is more than a religious routine. It is the privilege of coming into the presence of our loving Heavenly Father. In this message, Pastor Chris Teien explains why believers should run to God in prayer and how understanding God's fatherly love transforms the way we approach Him.

Because of Jesus Christ, believers have been adopted into God's family and can confidently call Him Father. This message explores God's desire for a relationship with His children, His perfect knowledge of our lives, His loving care, and His faithful rewards for those who sincerely seek Him in prayer.

In This Message:

1. Our Heavenly Father Seeks a Relationship with Us

God is not distant or uninterested in His children. Through Jesus Christ, believers are invited into a personal relationship with their Heavenly Father, who desires worship that is sincere and grounded in truth. Prayer becomes an expression of that loving relationship rather than simply a religious duty. (John 4:23-24; Matthew 6:9)

2. Our Heavenly Father Knows Our Every Need

God sees every act of generosity, every sincere prayer, and every sacrifice made for His glory. Because He knows us completely, we can bring every joy, burden, fear, and concern before Him with confidence, trusting that He hears and faithfully cares for His children. (Matthew 6:1-18; Deuteronomy 14:22-23; Matthew 7:11)

3. Our Heavenly Father Loves, Disciplines, and Rewards His Children

God demonstrated His love by sending Jesus Christ so that we could become His children. As a loving Father, He corrects us for our good, provides what we truly need, and promises eternal rewards to those who faithfully seek Him and walk with Him. (John 3:16; Proverbs 3:11-12; Hebrews 12:5-11; Hebrews 11:6)

Takeaway

Run to your Heavenly Father in prayer every day. Trust His love, bring every concern before Him, and grow in a deeper relationship with the God who knows you, cares for you, and faithfully hears your prayers.

Illustrations

• A loyal dog choosing to love its owner illustrates the kind of genuine relationship God desires with His children.

• Building a deck while neglecting personal quiet time reminds us how easily life's responsibilities can crowd out prayer.

• Saving money through wise purchases demonstrates how God's blessings often appear through His faithful provision in everyday life.

Key Quotes

"Run to pray to your Father in heaven."

"The God of the universe is available to have a relationship with."

"The Father is seeking those who will worship Him in spirit and in truth."

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prayer, Heavenly Father, Lord's Prayer, Christian prayer, God as Father, Matthew 6, worship, faith, spiritual growth, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:
https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/16335631

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Every life leaves a path for someone else to follow. In this message from Psalm 78, Pastor Chris Teien challenges believers to consider the legacy they are leaving and how their faith today can influence children, grandchildren, and future generations.

God calls every generation to faithfully pass His truth to the next. This message explores how sharing your story, living a consistent Christian example, and providing godly leadership can help others trust Christ and continue walking with Him long after you're gone.

In This Message:

1. Blaze the Trail Through a Remembered Story

Faith grows stronger when God's faithfulness is remembered and shared. This message encourages believers to tell their story alongside God's story, helping the next generation understand His power, His promises, and His work throughout every season of life. (Psalm 78:1-8; Deuteronomy 32:7; Matthew 13:34-35)

2. Blaze the Trail Through a Faithful Example

People are influenced as much by what we do as by what we say. Israel's history reminds us of both faithful and unfaithful examples, challenging believers to live with genuine faith that encourages others to trust, obey, and follow the Lord. (Psalm 78:9-64; Deuteronomy 6:6-9; Psalm 145:4)

3. Blaze the Trail Through Godly Leadership

God chose David because of his faithful heart and used him to lead His people with integrity and wisdom. This message encourages believers to influence others through humble leadership, compassionate hearts, and a life that consistently points people to Jesus Christ. (Psalm 78:65-72)

Takeaway

Leave a trail that leads others to Christ. Share God's faithfulness, live your faith with integrity, and intentionally invest in the next generation so your influence continues long after you're gone.

Illustrations

• A newly constructed frontage road illustrates intentionally preparing a clear path for others to follow.

• An overgrown bike trail demonstrates how a legacy can disappear if it is not continually maintained and passed on.

• The faithful influence of George Kallb and Roger Johnson shows how godly mentors shape lives for generations through their example.

Key Quotes

"You're blazing a trail to Jesus."

"Our faith is meant to be passed on from generation to generation."

"Care for people with a true heart and lead them with skillful hands."

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Psalm 78, Christian legacy, passing on faith, grandparents, parenting, discipleship, spiritual leadership, Christian testimony, next generation, Pastor Chris Teien

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Life has a way of wearing us down. In this message from Isaiah 40, Pastor Chris Teien explains how God renews the strength of weary believers and gives them hope to keep trusting Him through every season of life.

Every Christian experiences times of exhaustion, discouragement, and uncertainty. This message explores how remembering God's greatness, recognizing our dependence on Him, and placing our hope in the Lord enables us to keep serving faithfully, even when we feel like giving up.

In This Message:

1. Remember Who Your God Is

When life becomes overwhelming, our greatest need is not a change in circumstances but a renewed view of God. Isaiah reminds us that the Lord reigns over all creation, sees every struggle, and remains faithful even when we cannot understand what He is doing. (Isaiah 40:21-26)

2. Recognize Your Weakness

God never intended believers to rely on their own strength. This message explains how discouragement, fear, and weariness can become opportunities to depend more fully on the Lord, who never grows tired and faithfully strengthens those who trust Him. (Isaiah 40:27-30; 1 Kings 19:1-18)

3. Renew Your Strength in the Lord

Those who place their hope in the Lord discover strength that cannot be found anywhere else. God enables His people to rise above life's storms, continue serving with endurance, and faithfully walk with Him one step at a time through the power of His Spirit. (Isaiah 40:31; Galatians 6:9; Philippians 4:13)

Takeaway

When you grow weary, don't rely on your own strength. Look to the Lord, place your hope in Him, and trust that He will give you the strength to keep moving forward.

Illustrations

• Elijah's exhaustion after his great spiritual victory shows that even faithful believers need God's renewing strength.

• Eagles soaring above the storm illustrate how God enables His people to rise above life's difficulties by trusting Him.

• Serving faithfully while balancing work, ministry, and Bible college demonstrates how God provides strength when we depend on Him.

Key Quotes

"Remember who your God is."

"Those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength."

"When you're faithful to show up, the Holy Spirit will empower you to do God's will."

Search Topics

Isaiah 40, strength in the Lord, Christian encouragement, spiritual endurance, hope in God, Elijah, trusting God, overcoming discouragement, Labor Day sermon, Pastor Chris Teien

Full Episode & Transcript:
https://www.buzzsprout.com/2285086/episodes/17763993

25.0813der Hope for the Tired, Strength for the Faithful

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