005: Growing in Studying the Bible with Aaron and Rachel Chester

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In this episode, Yancey Arrington speaks with Aaron and Rachel Chester about the challenges and joys of studying the Scripture. They also highlight ways believers can be better students of God’s Word as well as give details on their upcoming class How To Study The Bible.

***Erratum from the host: “My wife informed me that the way I ended the pod made it sound like How To Study the Bible had study tools and the Women of the Word class didn’t. Unfortunately, I misspoke. I was trying to emphasize one without taking away from the other but poorly communicated that difference. Once again, my apologies.”***

RESOURCES:
Epic of Eden by Sandra Richter
How To Read The Bible for All Its Worth by Gordon Fee and Douglas Stuart
Women of the Word by Jen Wilkin
The Bible Project

004: The Power of Small Group: The Stories of Karl Garcia, John Amato, and Matt Jones

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In this episode, Karl Garcia shares his story about connecting with a Clear Creek small group and the role it played in his faith journey. Karl also sits down with two entrepreneurs, John Amato (on location at John’s restaurant) and Matt Jones, about their stories when it comes to the importance of small group in their lives.

 

003: The Joys and Challenges of Parenting

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In today’s episode, Lance Lawson speaks with Matthew and Allyson Neighbors about the challenge as followers of Jesus as they navigate the waters of parenting.

 

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002: The Importance of Church History for Today

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In this episode, Yancey Arrington speaks with Vijay Rajaji about church history – why believers should learn it, reasons why many haven’t, and resources for those who would like to dig deeper.

 

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001: On Corporate Worship

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In our inaugural episode, Yancey Arrington, Aaron Lutz, Courtney Ricketts, and Brad Loser spend some time chatting about our latest sermon series entitled “Together” where we learned about the power and practice of Corporate Worship hitting upon some ideas we weren’t able to address in the series as well as dig a little deeper on those we did.

RESOURCES:
Liturgy of the Ordinary by Tish Harrison Warren