Consider Your Reach

Consider Will Speer

This episode is not about me! Have you ever googled your name before? I did, and I learned a crazy story that has helped me consider myself and my relationship with God in a new way. In this episode we will consider 1 Corinthians 10:12, how we are not as different as others than we think, how great God's grace is, and how far our story is from being finished. Please listen to this last episode of season 2!

Mike McCown: Seeing Clearly

In this episode we sit down with one of our elders, Mike McCown, and explore the powerful imagery of Matthew 7. Through the lens of both faith and his profession, we talk about what it really means to see clearly. This conversation explores Scripture, a career as an optometrist, 40 years of marriage, and how we can support the vision and direction of our elders.

Tammy Titus: I Need God

In this episode we sit down with Tammy and reflect on James 4:13–17. Through stories of her family’s travels for work, her journey of becoming a Christian and part of this church, and sharing the Scriptures that have meant the most to her, one message is clear: we need God.

Consider Your Reach

In this solo episode, we look at Philippians 3 to encourage us to keep reaching forward and pressing on in faith. Considering your reach means faithfully taking the next step toward a goal, even when the goal feels far away. This episode looks at how our methods of reaching can either strengthen our walk with God or hinder it. This principle has lasting effects in our personal habits, our families, and our congregation. Thank you for considering this idea that I am so excited about!

Roger Gibson: Hitching Your Wagons

From the woods to the Word, this episode is a powerful story of faith, work, and direction. Centered around Psalm 23, we explore the reassurance Scripture provides, hear Roger's story of becoming a Christian, and reflect on his career as a logger. Along the way, we’re reminded of the importance of hitching our wagons to the right things: God’s Word and people who are committed to following Him.