What does it mean to live in joy, even when life feels overwhelming? In this episode, we explore the discipline of gratitude—not just as a feeling, but as a transformative practice that aligns us with God’s will and fills our hearts with lastin...

In this episode, we dive into Scripture's powerful teachings on the qualifications and responsibilities of church leaders. Exploring topics like integrity, servant leadership, and the call to protect and shepherd the church, we unpack what it t...

On this new spinoff of the Midweek Podcast we are getting the perspective of the congregation... the "blue chairs"! In this episode, Pastor Jared and Charles discuss what the Blue Chair Podcast is and what stuck out about the Samson Series from...

In this episode, we explore the dramatic rise, fall, and redemption of Samson—a man with extraordinary strength who lost everything yet found renewed purpose in his final moments. Samson’s story shows that even at rock bottom, grace and second ...

In this episode, we delve into the story of Samson and Delilah to reveal the timelessness of human struggle. We’ll confront the ways temptation, personal weaknesses, and misguided ambition have impacted lives across history—and still do today. ...

In this episode, we explore the destructive cycle of revenge through the story of Samson, diving into how our desire for payback can trap us in conflict and distance us from God's justice. We’ll unpack the deep hurt caused by betrayal and rejec...

In this episode, we explore Samson’s true battle—his inability to control his own impulses—and how it reflects the internal struggles we all face. Discover how unchecked desires and a lack of discipline can undermine even our greatest strengths...

In this episode, we dive deep into the life of Samson—called by God but led astray by temptation. Discover practical insights on how to recognize God's purpose for your life, avoid spiritual drift, and course-correct when you've strayed. Whethe...

Confession isn’t always easy, but making it a regular practice can lead to spiritual growth and freedom. In this episode, we dive into four practical ways to develop the habit of confession. From keeping short accounts to writing letters of rep...

In this episode, we explore how to break the habit of worry and replace it with a powerful practice: worship. Discover why worry is so hard to shake, and how focusing on God through worship can bring peace in the midst of life’s challenges. We ...

In this episode, we tackle the challenge of finding contentment in a world dominated by consumerism. Through a deep dive into biblical teachings, we explore what true contentment looks like, drawing from key scriptures like Philippians 4:11-13 ...

In this episode of the Midweek Podcast, we explore the vital role of the Holy Spirit in renewing our minds and transforming our habits. Learn how to identify and avoid worldly patterns that hinder spiritual growth and discover practical steps f...

In this episode, we discuss key biblical principles to help you forge a Christ-centered home amidst the hustle and bustle of daily life. From the impact of parental influence on children's faith to navigating modern challenges to cultivating Ch...

For the past two summers, we have taken a deep dive into the book of Exodus -- chapter by chapter, verse by verse. Along the way God has shown us some pretty amazing things. In this episode of the Midweek Podcast, we recap the final sermon in o...

In this episode, we delve into the heart of what it means to be gifted for service in God's kingdom. Tune in as we uncover practical steps to identify your spiritual gifts and begin using them to serve others effectively, fulfilli...

As Christians, we often struggle with unanswered prayers. Yet, through the layout of the Tabernacle, God has provided His people a guide to prayer. Through conversion, confession, and cleansing, we are able to enter the Most Holy Place with bol...

As followers of Jesus, we are to walk instep with the Spirit. Too often though, the Holy Spirit and spiritual realm has been forgotten or cast to the side. But what if the things we consider "supernatural", were actually just the natural part o...

Too often, as Christians, we get caught up looking at the outwards aspects of our faith and fail to see what God is trying to do within us. God's Will becomes a mysterious future endeavor, instead of a daily intimate reality. Yet, Scripture rev...

Today we delve into the rich symbolism of the Tabernacle, focusing on the Ark of the Covenant. This exploration takes us on a journey through Exodus, revealing God's desire to dwell among His people. The Ark, with its mercy seat, represents God...

In this episode, we explore the significance of blood covenants in the Old Testament and their fulfillment in Jesus Christ's sacrifice. We look at God's desire for a close relationship with His people, the importance of obedience, and the power...

Many over the past 2000 years have questioned the validity of the Easter story. Could a man really die on a cross and rise again three days later? It doesn't seem plausible. So scholars, historians, and that one friend at work... have done thei...

If we are going to be people who walk with God, we are going to have to learn how to pray and communicate with God effectively. On this episode, Joy, our Prayer Team Leader, helps define prayer and gives us practical steps for making prayer a d...

On this episode of the Midweek Podcast, Pastor Ryan is joined by Denver Daniel, President of Open Door Christian Schools, to discuss the vital role parents must undertake in discipling their children. Denver encourages parents to embrace the re...

There's a lot of confusion about what worship is and what role worship is supposed to have in the life a Christian. On this episode of the Midweek Podcast, our worship leader, Teresa Holt, sits down with Pastor Ryan to discuss how worship impac...

Right before the Apostle Paul gave husbands and wives relationship guidelines, he challenged the Christians in Ephesus to outdo one another in submission. But this challenge wasn't just to the Ephesians -- Paul highlighted this concept in lette...