The Women Who Let Them Live

One Hit Wonders: King Hezekiah

Today Pastor Kirk Proctor joins us to deliver a message about King Hezekiah.

One Hit Wonders: The Independence of Rahab

Today Pastor Ken Himebaugh joins us to deliver a message on Rahab titled "The Independence of Rahab". Join us as we unpack the story found in Joshua 2.

A Lion, a Pit, and a Snowy Day

Podcast Synopsis In Week 3 of One Hit Wonders, we meet Benaiah—a man mentioned in a short list of David’s mighty warriors who went down into a pit on a snowy day and killed a lion. Benaiah did not get an ideal moment. It was a pit. There was a lion. And it was snowing. But he responded with courage to what was in front of him. His story reminds us that faithfulness is not always dramatic, but it is responsive. We do not need to chase every opportunity or make every hard thing into a “lion.” But many opportunities to do good are clearer than we pretend. What is in your hand? What is before you? What does love require? Sometimes the next faithful step is already right in front of us.

The Women Who Let Them Live

Podcast Synopsis In Week 2 of One Hit Wonders: The People, Places, & Passages We Miss, we looked at Shiphrah and Puah, the Hebrew midwives in Exodus 1. They show up briefly, but their courage leaves a lasting mark. In a moment when Pharaoh’s fear led to oppression and violence, these women feared God and chose life. They did not have obvious power, status, or control, but they still had agency. They could not change everything, but they could be faithful to who was in front of them. Their story reminds us that the fear of God is not just a feeling or belief. It shows up in tangible love for our neighbors. And even when our actions feel small, hidden, or limited, God does not forget faithful work done in love.

The Faith They Handed Down

We kicked off our summer series, One Hit Wonders: The People, Places, & Passages We Miss, by looking at two women who are only mentioned briefly in Scripture: Lois and Eunice, Timothy’s grandmother and mother. We do not know much about them, but we know this: they passed down a sincere faith to Timothy. Their faithfulness helped shape a young leader who would later be mentored by Paul and serve the church. This message reminds us that passing down faith is not only the work of parents, pastors, or children’s ministry volunteers. It belongs to all of God’s people. Whether through sharing our stories, learning the names of the kids in our church, asking about their lives, encouraging them, including them, or simply showing up with love and consistency, we all have a part to play in helping the next generation know and trust Jesus.