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ExtraChristy - Podcast

Retaining Sin Retaining Sina sermon by Rev. J. Christy Ramsey DOWNLOAD A LIVE RECORDING Audio from worship at the 10 AM Worship Service April 7, 2024at St Peter’s Episcopal Church in Carson City, Nevadaedited from a flawless transcription made by edigitaltranscriptions all errors are mine. Acts 4:32-35 ⟡ 1 John 1:1-2:2 ⟡ John 20:19-31 Sermons also available free on iTunes Welcome to Mirror Easter. Last week, who was here last week? No one. Okay, a couple people. All right. So last week, the varsity team was up front, and the spectators were in the pew. All right. So this week, the spectators are up front leading the service. You all coming here on the second Sunday of Easter? You’re the varsity team. You show up the second Sunday of Easter where the substitute for the substitute is leading the service. Ah, commitment. Thank you very much. That’s right, Christy has risen. Is that blasphemy? I don’t know. He’s not here. And we’re all surprised, just like, you know, the other guy. Okay. I know every one of you read the scripture before you came to church today. You’re probably waiting for a doubting Thomas sermon. Those are great. I love those. Not having a church for a while, I’m always preaching second Sunday of Easter. In fact, I looked at the prayer book earlier. My marks from last year were still there. Second Sunday of Easter. And if you want to look at that sermon, Cathedrals and Measles, on the website ExtraChristy.com, go look at that great sermon, Doubting Thomas. Woo boy, good. Not today. This is a varsity group here. We’re going to get a varsity sermon. That’s what we’re going to do. We’re going to take that little bitty crazy scripture that’s in the gospel. That you probably just went over, because I don’t want to think about it, but we’re going to think about it. You know the one? The one with your namesake, the Saint Peter one? If you retain the sins of any, they are retained. If you forgive the sins of any, they are forgiven. What in the world does that mean? Is there some kind of ginormous ATM? Can we log in on our web and say, I would like to deposit some sins, and I’d like to withdraw some sins? What in the world are they talking about? Now some people say, well that means that, you know, if you’ve been gluttonous or wrath – oh, let’s read them off, I have my list here. Sermon notes: pride, greed, wrath, envy, lust, gluttony, sloth. So some people say that if you have any of those, you can get them forgiven. But why in the world would we want to retain them? Okay, maybe gluttony. Rest. What is this? This is a strange scripture on a strange Sunday. Bizarro Mirror Easter Sunday, where the varsity people are in the pews, and the spectators are upfront. It only makes sense if you know that it is plural. That’s right, it’s not singular sense, not just you and me, itty bitty, 10 Commandments, four spiritual laws, kind of individual, you and me, God, we’re here, checklist, I got whatever I want. It is plural. If you all – I used to translate Greek, you all. I got in trouble in seminary all the time, and I argued with them. But if you all retain the sins, they are retained. And if you all forgive the sins, they’re forgiven. Okay, so it’s a community thing. So we get along and get together like Presbyterians and have a committee and vote whether or not someone sinned? I don’t know. That doesn’t sound right, either. But I want to tell you something, this is John. This is the Gospel of John. We even got a little bit of 1 John over there. And for John, that list of sins, not sin, not at all. Sin is not individual moral failings. It is not characteristics. It is not individual behavior. That is not sin. Sin is when you don’t do what God wants you to do. And that’s your whole life. That’s not just in moments of temptation in front of that cookie drawer. Or special magazine. Or website. I guess I should update. But for John, sin is corporate and communal. J.B. Phillips back in 1953 had a book that was really important when I was growing up called “Your God is Too Small,” and every now and then people rediscover it, and it blows their mind. But I want to tell you that it’s not just your God is too small, your sin is too small. We’re not talking about little bitty sins. This is the varsity group. We can handle it. We’re not talking about individual sins on individual Sundays and individual days. We’re talking about great corporate. And, you know, this makes more sense for 1 John. Did you listen to 1 John? Was anybody else upset? You are all sinners? What kind of scripture is that for church? You are all sinners. And you say, “Well, no, I’m not,” and it comes right back. And if you say you’re not, you’re a liar. Oh, I’m a sinner and a liar? How come we didn’t all get up and leave? Were you listening? I’ll make it more homely. You’re racist. And if you say you’re not racist, you’re a liar. Now we’re getting some of the feeling back. I’m not racist. I don’t say the N-word. I have not fired anyone on the basis of their race or creed or color. I don’t have any slaves. I’m not racist. We’re back to that, are we? Back to the individual understanding of sin. Back to the me and God and nobody else. When it’s plural, when it’s corporate, when it’s John, and when things aren’t right in the world, that is the sin, not what any individual may do. I had a good childhood and upbringing. Middle-class life. We didn’t want for anything. Had a big house. Even got air conditioning when it came in. That was a big deal. My parents both had college educations and good jobs. Their parents were able to work in Akron, Ohio, in the rubber companies and got good pay and good money so that they could send their kids to college so that I could have a better life. Well, what’s that about racism, Christy? My grandpa, Christy Ramsey, had to join the Ku Klux Klan to get a job at Goodyear. Because only the Klan members worked in the rubber company. You see the difference between I’m a racist and racism? I’m a benefit of that. I’m benefiting of racism. That got my family out of the West Virginia hollows and into colleges and nice middle-class home in the Highland Square area of Akron. See the difference? I’d be lying if I said I didn’t benefit from racism. John knew that. Now you do. What are we to do? What are we to do? We’ve got to quit thinking that sin is something we do in private. It’s just between me and God or go in a box and confess it, and we’re good to go. Because sin is communal, sins in society. Let’s talk about my parents again. My parents both went to college. Books cost 10 bucks for their semester. Ten dollars. They went to a state school, a university school. Remember back then when the governments actually paid for higher education, actually supported higher education? It’s flipped now. Now the individuals have to pay and not the corporate. And now because it’s an individual choice they have to compete for students and get those out-of-state tuition bucks in there, so they have to put the rock climbing walls and have the sous chef and the other chefs in the back and raise their tuition so they compete against the market pressures on that because the government says we don’t have the money for higher education. And yet people say, “I paid for my college education. Why don’t those young people pay their loans?” You didn’t pay for it. The state paid for it. The government paid for it. Our taxes paid for it. But that has changed and flipped around. Eighteen year olds, we do not allow them to choose to have an adult beverage because their minds just aren’t ready for it. They can’t handle that kind of responsibility of getting a beer. But we let them sign up for a $100,000 debt that’s going to haunt them the rest of their lives. I’d rather risk a beer on them. You hear the sin? In my tradition, every Sunday we say forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors. Gets really quiet. About half the congregation drops off at that point. Come back for the next one. Corporate sin. That’s not God’s will. John would say, there’s sin right there. We got racism, we got sin. But that savior guy we follow. Remember him? Came back from the dead last week. Big news. Remember? You know, you know he was born in a homeless shelter. There was no room for him. There was no inn. There was no place for him. Public camping was outlawed back then. He was born homeless. It wasn’t too much longer he had to be a political refugee, fleeing across borders against a government that wanted to kill him. Have you read that in the paper lately? Have you seen it on the web? Got to update my notes. They’re sin. That is the sin. And we’ve got a choice. Now you can see the choice. Before it made no sense. But now you see, yeah, we have a choice whether we’re going to fund public education or put our kids into generations of debt. We have a choice. We can retrain that. Or we, what, forgive debt? It’s our choice. Okay? You’re forgiven. That’s the way it’s going to be. It’s up to you, Christians. You can have homeless, or you can house people. What kind of society have we constructed just in my lifetime? That we have revised the tax code and the way we reward people for the work. And that it used to be when they grew up, if you were making a million dollars, every dollar you made at that top end was 90 cents to the government, 90% to the government, we had, oh that’s wrong, take it on down. Now we’ve got millionaires that can go to outer space, while we got millions that don’t have space to live for the night. If you forgive the sins of any, or if you retain them, they will be retained. So when you look around, and you say why does God do this? Why does God do this? Jesus told us. Second Sunday of Easter, varsity team was there, but not everybody. Wasn’t a packed church. He said, you know, it’s up to you. You’ve got a choice. You can retain sins, or you can forgive them. Now, some people listened to him. Some people decided that we ought to try this. You know, Jesus. We heard about it today. People sold their houses, brought their money and gave it to those that need. 100% capital gains taxed? Agh! Right there in the Bible. Right there in the Bible. But I already paid the taxes on the house. If we read a little bit more in the scriptures, we’d find out that that impressed the community so much the community grew and grew. People looked at them and said, wow, those Christians have got something going on there. Look at how they take care of each other. Look at how much they love each other. Look at how much there’s no one in need among them. What kind of craziness is this? It’s Christianity. That’s what it is. You know, when it was time to get us straightened around, God didn’t send us down the checklist. He didn’t send us down the Ten Commandments and saying “Don’t do these things and you’re cool.” He doesn’t send down and say that these are the seven deadly sins, don’t do them and you’re good with me. He didn’t even send down four spiritual laws. He didn’t send down the sinner’s prayer. None of that stuff. Zero paperwork, obviously. I’m afraid God is not a Presbyterian or there would have been more paperwork involved. He sent a person. He sent a person to show us how to live, how we should live with one another. Did you know that Jesus healed people with preexisting conditions? How un-American! I hate to even ask if they were employed, and if it was an employer’s plan or not. He healed people that didn’t deserve healing. He healed the Roman servant, the occupier. Because guess what? It’s not God’s will that anyone suffers from lack of health care. And that’s up to us. We can retain that sin in our society, or we can get rid of it. Other countries have. Are we worse than other countries? I think we’re better than everybody because I was born here so obviously we’re best. Why can’t we get this done? You know, we’ve just got used to children dying in massacres by guns. By mass shootings. Remember when we used to be all upset, and we prayed at church, and we stopped church, and we had special prayers and services. And now it’s just another one. Because we decided to retain that sin and not get rid of it. Again, other countries have. Other countries had one, one mass shooting and said, that’s it, everybody brings in your gun. They go, well, yeah, of course, you know, because why? Because guns don’t die, children do. And they brought them all in, turned them all in. Said no, we’re not going to retain that sin. We’re going to forgive it. We can do it. Or we can pray, oh, please, mental health people, not be mental healthy, little individual sins on individual people who, why doesn’t it stop? Unh-unh. That’s not for this varsity group. We can take on the big game. We can say we’re going to get rid of sin. We’re going to make it safe to go to the mall, go to school, without being in a fortress. It’s our choice. Jesus said that. He came back from the dead to tell us that. We should listen. That wasn’t an easy trip. I think it was something important he had to tell us. Oh yeah, I forgot about the sin thing. I’ve got to go back. And he comes back, and he tells us, and what do we do? Um, I had lustful thoughts. I had an extra cookie. I murdered. Okay, that one. Don’t murder people. That’s a bad thing. But maybe not make it so easy to murder people. He came as a person, and people kept wanting lists from him, and rules. And he kept showing them how to live, over and over again. Remember that woman caught in adultery? That’s in John, too. I’ll go over there. Remember they brought her. This woman was caught in adultery. Okay, time out, time out. Caught in adultery? Where’s the other person? I don’t know. I don’t want to get graphic. Family show. But it should be two people. So there’s a woman caught in adultery, and with some reason the other person’s gone. Don’t know what happened there. But here it is. Let’s stone her. Let the one without sin throw the first stone. What does that mean about our punishment system, our penal code? What does that mean about cash bail? Why do we have cash bail? Only rich people get to get out of jail. Poor people, you go right in jail, and we’ll get around to you someday. It doesn’t have to be that way. Some states have abandoned cash bail. And guess what? Everything’s fine. Most people show up, same as much as cash bail. But think of this, not in terms of politics, but in terms of retaining sin and forgiving sin. And another good thing about this, you know with the individual sin you can feel bad about yourself and be all upset and say, “Oh, oh, I’m just a weak person. I’m not a good person. I’m a sinful person. I’ve done these sins.” But if you’re understanding sin as like understanding that, if you’re a fish, you’re wet. To say we’re without sin is like a fish saying, what’s water? I’m not wet. It’s all around us. At one time it is comforting, and the other time it’s also challenging. And we’re just the people to meet that challenge. Imagine, if you would, if people would look to us and say, “Look at those Christians, how they take care of people. Look how they’re doing nights off the streets. Look how they’re doing that.” Why can’t we be more like that as a society and say no. No one sleeps outside. No. And I’m not telling just pass the law saying it’s against the law to sleep outside. And it’s fair because, you know what, rich and poor are both banned from sleeping under the bridge. Fairness, American style. What do we do? Acts gave us a taste. Acts gave us a taste of what it meant to care and love one another. Imagine people giving up their homes to make sure everybody had enough to eat and a place to sleep and a place to live. Imagine that. It can be that way. We’re so wrapped up in the sin, we can’t even see it. Like that fish in the water doesn’t realize they’re wet. Like me, who doesn’t understand that my privileges come from racism going back generations, when only white people were allowed to have good jobs. But we don’t have to stay that way. We can’t give up. Jesus Christ offers us a way out. We celebrate that in communion. We say that the difference of sin, the way to get out of sin is to live a different way of life. To live in community. To live in love. Christ upon the cross. He looks down. He sees his mother Mary, and he sees who’s going to be destitute, and he sees the beloved disciples. And he said, “Behold your mother. Mother, behold your son.” What does that say about how we take care of the poor and elderly in our country? It says we take care of them like they’re our own because they are. Way back in the Old Testament, in Leviticus 19:33, it’s a scripture. Look it up. It’s actually in the Bible, and it says you shall treat the foreigner in your soil as if they were native-born. Right there in scriptures, 19:33. If you don’t like a little rule thing, and you want a story, read Ruth. “Your people shall be my people. Where you go, I will go.” What does that say about immigration and refugees? It says a lot about what you believe are the privileges and rights of the native-born. There are responsibilities, not just rights. Jesus comes to tell us how we live. And only by living in love, only living in community can we ever hope to get out of the sin that we all swim in, that’s been forced down to us by the institutions and the generations and the choices of others throughout time and space that’s made our society the way we are. They have chosen to retain sin instead of to let them go. But we don’t have to do that. We can be different. There is a TV series, “Fargo.” I beg you do not watch it. It is terribly awful, violent. Don’t do that. I love it. And this, I’m going to spoil the ending for you. Because I would love if this was a spoiler for our society, too. We have the killer, the one that has been pursuing her all the whole series, the one that kills and maims without remorse or hesitation, with efficiency so cold it will give you nightmares, who comes into her house to kill her. And she invites him to dinner. MAN: But the food was not food. WOMAN: What was it? MAN: It was sin. The sins of the rich. Greed, envy, disgust. They were bitter, the sins. But he ate them all. For he was starving. From then on, a man does not sleep or grow old. He cannot die. He has no dreams. All that is left is sin. WOMAN: It feels like that, I know, what they do to us. Make us swallow like it’s our fault. But you want to know the cure? You’ve got to eat something made with love and joy.

Tucker's DJ Mixtape Podcast
Akron Square Nightclub 02.29.2016

Tucker's DJ Mixtape Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 30, 2023 163:32


I found this buried on my hard drive. This is my open-to-close set at Akron's Square Nightclub in Highland Square on February 19th, 2016. This was a fun gig I held down for a few years after it fell into my lap. I used to play deep cuts and hipster stuff for the heck of it at Square and set up the main DJs who were in regular rotation. They used to, sorta, start later and later since someone was already there (me) who set up the booth and made sure the subs were bumping and not overheating since I'd aim fans at them and stuff, like the true gear nerd that I am. One day, DJ Robin, originally scheduled to take over at 11 PM, couldn't make it, and I ended up filling in. In no time, I settled into a weekly routine of subbing for either Robin or the other main DJ (whose name escapes me even after all these years). Even though Square is known as an LGBT bar, it also serves as the only dance floor in Highland Square. As the night progresses, the crowd changes from older gay patrons to bridesmaids, then to 30-year-olds looking to have a good time before heading home to relieve their babysitters. Eventually, from 1-2:30 AM, it transforms into a full-on college bar. The DJs had already established a “pay-to-play” tradition, with a request list placed next to the tip jar. I heavily relied on that list to figure out wtf these people wanted to hear, and would cop things from iTunes as needed. For this gig I'd basically play a request then riff for a few songs, and then grab another request, all night long. I built up a pretty solid charts library along the way. Basically anything old and/or weird is me, and the random contemporary songs where requests peppered in. I had so many crazy interactions that I started bringing a digital recorder that let me record the crowd noise via a mic along with capturing a clean signal from the mixer. It's definitely cool to hear the floor fill up as the night progressed. I miss that place. This particular set was full of glitches because I had opened up my mixer to patch the sound card for time code vinyl and made it unhappy, so it cut out abruptly 2 or 3 times during my set. The first time it happened, I was caught lacking. By the time it cut out on me towards the end, I had a Whitney Houston gay bar banger ready to go on my phone that was hooked up to the AUX-in. First-world problems… [MBP12->Xone:23C->TASCAM DR-40 in 4-channel mode for crowd noise along + line-in]

Conversations with the Best Minds in Real Estate
Best Minds: Robert Seldin, CEO of Highland Square Holdings

Conversations with the Best Minds in Real Estate

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 28, 2022 44:19


In this podcast RCLCO interviews CEO of 2HSQ Robert Seldin, who is the US Patent Inventor for the proprietary 2HSQ live/work building conversion and construction method and apartment operating system.

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Shuffle
Plan for PorchRokr's 10-year celebration with Shuffle's picks

Shuffle

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 18, 2022 13:09


The popular PorchRokr festival returns to Akron's Highland Square neighborhood to celebrate a decade of art and music.

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Plan for PorchRokr's 10-year celebration with Shuffle's picks

Shuffle

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 18, 2022 13:09


The popular PorchRokr festival returns to Akron's Highland Square neighborhood to celebrate a decade of art and music.

3News Now with Stephanie Haney
Where to see incredible video of a fiery crash, what Browns need to watch for in NFL Draft

3News Now with Stephanie Haney

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 28, 2022 12:30


Thursday, April 28, 2022: Find out where to see video of a fiery semi truck crash on Interstate 80, new video released from a February attack involving a racial slur, what a father says after his teenage son allegedly getting assaulted by classmates at a Cleveland school, President Joe Biden‘s latest comments on canceling student loan debt, the latest on kids under five getting vaccinated against COVID-19, what to watch for in the NFL Draft that could impact the Cleveland Browns, and more on 3News Now with Stephanie Haney. Need a break from bad news? Watch It's All Good (News!) with Stephanie Haney: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djFWRcAMKhI Like this show? Check out the 3 Things to Know with Stephanie Haney podcast: http://wkyc.com/3thingstoknow Connect with Stephanie here: http://twitter.com/_StephanieHaney http://instagram.com/_StephanieHaney http://facebook.com/thestephaniehaney Read more here: Watch: Fiery video released of Ohio Turnpike crash https://www.wkyc.com/article/traffic/ohio-turnpike-fire-lorain-county-odot-vehicles-fully-engulfed-flames-fireball/95-a18e803f-d57c-4c44-a5bd-ff096c340ac9 Street cam videos show man assaulting woman in February attack at Akron's Highland Square https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/local/akron/video-man-assaulting-woman-akron-highland-square-attack/95-10fcca8c-7336-4c01-a342-3dbd84ef4073 Father speaks out after 13-year-old son allegedly assaulted by classmates at Cleveland school https://www.wkyc.com/article/sports/locked-on/lo-cleveland/father-speaks-out-13-year-old-son-allegedly-assaulted-cleveland-school/95-0b272722-c54d-46fe-bbef-ed22a8935b38 Biden considers cutting some student loan debt https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/nation-world/biden-suggests-hell-ease-student-loan-burden/507-998e2cc7-d109-4755-81ac-c675235fbb65 Ohio Senate introduces bill abolishing personal income tax in 10 years https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/local/ohio/ohio-state-senators-weigh-in-bill-abolish-personal-income-tax/95-0c814151-e86c-4553-96f8-cf410ac096a6 COVID-19 in Ohio: State's case numbers rise for 4th consecutive week https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/coronavirus-numbers/coronavirus-ohio-updates/95-e2faeb56-d02a-443a-bcdb-141f2c7fafe8 Here's when kids under 5 may start getting COVID-19 shots https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/nation-world/moderna-children-covid-vaccine/507-f22c8047-4181-421a-8218-d52dd058f599 3 things to watch for that could impact the Cleveland Browns at the 2022 NFL Draft https://www.wkyc.com/article/sports/nfl/browns/cleveland-browns-2022-nfl-draft/95-4840b930-e295-401d-9853-a7bb9bf9cf7a Her-story at Great Lakes Mall, a lucky Lyndhurst couple, and the debut of "Good Catch": It's All Good News https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/local/its-all-good-news/its-all-good-news/95-4a09b8e4-519d-44f9-b25b-4dcb8fc5a3a5

Brown Petri Dish
Episode 92 - Matt Farkas

Brown Petri Dish

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 27, 2022 87:26


Matt Farkas. You know him. If not come to barmacy or matinee. Follow Late Night Laughs in Highland Square on facebook. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brownpetridish/support

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HR Like a Boss
47. HR Like a Boss with Todd Bertsch

HR Like a Boss

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 3, 2022 27:39


About Todd Todd Bertsch is a leader in the marketing industry with over 27 years' experience in web design and marketing. Todd is an award-winning web designer, educator and lecturer, and speaks regularly throughout the region on various marketing-related topics. Todd holds a BFA from The University of Akron in graphic design. He is the owner and president of Evolve Marketing a marketing agency located in Highland Square which launched in 2009. Todd is highly involved in the community and currently sits on the Stewart's Caring Place, Akron Urban League, and Summit Education Initiative's board of directors. Todd grew up in the East-Akron Goodyear Heights neighborhood, graduated from Archbishop Hoban High School and is married with two children and resides in Copley township. His mission in life is to live with intentionality and to help people and organizations thrive. About HR Like a Boss HR Like a Boss centers around the concept that with the right passion to be and think different, HR and business professionals can do amazingly awesome HR. People who do HR like a boss understand business concepts, what makes people tick, and how to approach HR as more than a compliance or cost center. This podcast builds the foundation for John Bernatovicz's upcoming book, "HR Like a Boss." If you're ready to take your HR career to the next level, this is the podcast for you. Share any comments with bridgette@willory.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/willory/message

Shuffle
Plan for PorchRokr 2021 with Shuffle's Picks

Shuffle

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 19, 2021 22:41


Hear details about Akron's outdoor music festival, PorchRokr, which returns to the Highland Square neighborhood Saturday, Aug. 21. We also go through every hour of the schedule with our must-see picks!

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Rediscovering Ohio
Dogs Incident / Square Scullery

Rediscovering Ohio

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 12, 2020 23:47


I blab too much about some bullshit that happened to our dogs and then talk about a cool, little restaurant in Highland Square. Get the ramen! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Ohio Mysteries
Ep. 111 - The Highland Square Rapist

Ohio Mysteries

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 23, 2020 41:36


In 1975 and 1976, a rapist stalked the women of Akron's Highland Square neighborhood. This episode features an interview with one of the victims of that dark era. www.ohiomysteries.com feedback@ohiomysteries.com www.patreon.com/ohiomysteries www.twitter.com/mysteriesohio www.facebook.com/ohiomysteries Music: Glow, by Embers of Arson. Find more at https://www.facebook.com/embersofarsonoh Music: Audionautix by The Great Unknown, and The Great Phospher by Daniel Birch

RADIANT LIFE CHURCH
Red Letter Challenge: Serving – Highland Square Campus

RADIANT LIFE CHURCH

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 23, 2020


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Red Letter Challenge: Being – Highland Square Campus

RADIANT LIFE CHURCH

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 9, 2020


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Red Letter Challenge: Introduction – Highland Square Campus

RADIANT LIFE CHURCH

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 2, 2020


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RADIANT LIFE CHURCH
Welcome Home: Life Change – Highland Square Campus

RADIANT LIFE CHURCH

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 12, 2020


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Welcome Home: Real Relationships – Highland Square Campus

RADIANT LIFE CHURCH

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 5, 2020


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Steve Hersey – Highland Square Campus

RADIANT LIFE CHURCH

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 29, 2019


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RADIANT LIFE CHURCH
Hope Has a Name: Prince of Peace – Highland Square

RADIANT LIFE CHURCH

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 22, 2019


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Hope Has a Name: Everlasting Father – Highland Square Campus

RADIANT LIFE CHURCH

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 15, 2019


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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus
The Word Made Flesh - In the Beginning…

Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 8, 2019 51:31


Brian Kunkler

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RADIANT LIFE CHURCH
Hope Has a Name: Mighty God – Highland Square Campus

RADIANT LIFE CHURCH

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 8, 2019


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RADIANT LIFE CHURCH
Hope Has a Name: Wonderful Counselor – Highland Square Campus

RADIANT LIFE CHURCH

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 1, 2019


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RADIANT LIFE CHURCH
Overwhelmed: Part 2 – Highland Square Campus

RADIANT LIFE CHURCH

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 24, 2019


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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus
The Whole Story - Our Story of Victory

Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 17, 2019 44:54


Brian Kunkler

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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus
The Whole Story - No Partial Stories Here

Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 10, 2019 44:15


Brian Kunkler

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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus
The Whole Story - No Partial Stories Allowed

Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 3, 2019 40:45


Brian Kunkler

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RADIANT LIFE CHURCH
Overwhelmed: Part 1 – Highland Square Campus

RADIANT LIFE CHURCH

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 3, 2019


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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus
The Whole Story - My Story or His

Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 27, 2019 44:46


Brian Kunkler

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RADIANT LIFE CHURCH
Losing My Religion: Part 3 – Highland Square Campus

RADIANT LIFE CHURCH

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 20, 2019


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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus
The Whole Story - Why We Seek to Be “Multi”

Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 20, 2019 44:05


Brian Kunkler

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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Brian Kunkler

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RADIANT LIFE CHURCH
Losing My Religion: Part 1 – Highland Square Campus

RADIANT LIFE CHURCH

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 6, 2019


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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus
The Whole Story - Hospitality

Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 6, 2019 44:58


Brian Kunkler

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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Kemp Boyd

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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Brock Kertoy

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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Brian Kunkler

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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus
Vs. - Lessons From King David

Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 8, 2019 41:27


Brian Kunkler

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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Brian Kunkler

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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Vontaire Thomas

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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Brian Kunkler

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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Kemp Boyd

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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Kemp Boyd

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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus
Proceed with Caution - Words

Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 28, 2019 48:27


Brian Kunkler

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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus
Proceed with Caution - What story are we living?

Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 21, 2019 52:48


Brian Kunkler

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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus
Proceed with Caution - Substance over Flash

Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 14, 2019 50:50


Brian Kunkler

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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Brian Kunkler

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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus
Proceed with Caution - What Am I Trusting In? (Part 2)

Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 30, 2019 39:31


Brian Kunkler

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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus
Proceed with Caution - What Am I Trusting In? (Part 1)

Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 23, 2019 66:51


Brian Kunkler

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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus
God, Image Bearers, and Technology

Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 16, 2019 44:52


Brian Kunkler

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Christ Community Chapel - Highland Square Campus

Kemp Boyd

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