Sunday Scripture Podcast

Covid taught us how lonely sickness can be and how quickly it can bring our lives to a halt. On Sunday, we will read a story about a desperate man who wanted to be healed and restored to the community.

Who do we call on when we experience pain, uncertainty, and/or incredible stress at work?

What would you ask for if God offered you anything on this earth?

After conquering everyone in their sight, Joshua proclaims a new era for the people of Israel and becomes an inspiration for the designers of Hobby. Lobby merchandise.

Joshua describes every detail that it took to reach the promised land and the steps he was willing to take to show his devotion to God https://bit.ly/1_18_23_Scripture

Breaking down the context surrounding the giving of the 10 commandments and the connection between God and human beings.

We read the Ten Commandments in Exodus to understand what was happening at the time and how the words remain relevant today. Read along with us - https://bit.ly/ScripturePassage and look out for the sermon on Monday morning.

Israelites are fleeing Egypt when the Pharaoh decides he has made an enormous mistake. He sends his entire army to pursue them and both sides think they know exactly what will happen.

Joe Cate, Brad Gray, and Carl East in a weekly conversation of the scripture passage for Sunday morning and the audio from the sermon that week.

What can we learn from the story where God is so heartbroken by the actions and words of humanity that God tells Noah to build an ark for his family and several animals?

Everyone involved in the story takes three types of journeys and we are blessed to have the opportunity to take them as well.

Joseph learns Mary is going to have a baby before they get married, he makes a decision to separate from her, and then he has a dream.

As we prepare to celebrate the birth of the King, we hear Isaiah describe the perfect prototype for humanity to follow.

A prophet speaks to his divided nation, offering hope in a world full of turmoil.

The disciples are uncertain what to do next after Jesus is crucified and resurrected. They go back home and start to fish like always, until they get a surprise guest.

Despite an uphill battle to be noticed at first, Joseph uses the gifts given to him by God to impact to impact the fate of a fellow prisoner, to warn the political leader of a serious threat, and to change the fate of everyone around him.

Three important meals as we approach Thanksgiving - Ruth 1 and 2 is a perfect example of how food can draw new neighbors together.

Jesus tells a large, diverse crowd that they are capable of building the Kingdom of Heaven by praying for clarity, strength, and awareness of those around them.

Jesus walks through a small town, creating a pop up parade like atmosphere, and in the chaos he invites an often rejected leader to share a meal.

Jesus tells a story of the prayers two men pray, so that the group hearing him can better understand committment, humility, and grace.