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In this compelling message, Pastor Sarah takes us to Acts 9 and the dramatic conversion of Saul on the road to Damascus. Blinded by the light of God's presence, Saul's life was radically transformed—and Pastor Sarah unpacks how that same power is still at work today. Whether you're running, resisting, or just searching, this episode reminds us that one encounter with Jesus can change everything.

You've heard the story of Martha and Mary. Most likely, Martha was portrayed as a grumpy hostess by whomever was interpreting the Bible verses. "Listening Isn't Free" is a fresh take on Martha and her faithful contributions set against the cultural circumstances of the time.

What I Know Is Enough: A Story Worth SharingScripture: John 9:1–39This week at Central, we continued our series A Story Worth Sharing with the story of the man born blind in John 9. Pressed with questions he couldn't answer and pressured to explain what was beyond him, the man gave a simple but powerful testimony: “I was blind, and now I see.” He didn't have all the theological details, but he had his story — and that was enough.Pastor Sarah reminded us that we, too, do not need to know everything before sharing the difference God has made in our lives. Testimony doesn't require polished arguments or perfect answers. It asks only for honesty about where we were, what God has done, and how we are living differently because of that encounter. Whether our stories are dramatic or slow transformations over time, they are gifts that can strengthen faith and invite others into the good news of God's grace.

Friendship is the foundation of community. How do communities of people come together across differences? We are responsible for both our actions and our reactions. We are to not only bear one another's burdens but also to bear our own. This message comes from Pastor Sarah. Our gospel reading is from Matthew 5, verses 21-24 Chapter 10 verses 25 - 28. The reading for the study is Galatians Chapter 6, verses 1-6.

A Story Worth Sharing: Holy RocksScripture: Genesis 28:10–19This week at Central, we continued our series A Story Worth Sharing with Jacob's story in the wilderness. Fleeing from the consequences of his deceit, Jacob finds himself alone, exhausted, and afraid, with nothing but a rock for a pillow. Yet it is in this place — the middle of nowhere, in the middle of his mess — that Jacob dreams of heaven touching earth. God meets him not with condemnation, but with a promise: “I am with you now… I will not leave you.”Pastor Sarah reflected on how Jacob's “holy rock” became a marker of God's presence — a tangible reminder that even in liminal spaces, God shows up. Just as Jacob turned his stone pillow into a sacred pillar, we too are invited to name and mark the moments where heaven has touched earth in our lives. These “holy rocks” become stories worth sharing, reminders of God's faithfulness not only for ourselves, but for the generations to come.

A Story Worth Sharing:  From Persecutor to Preacher Scripture: 1 Timothy 1:12–17This week at Central, we continued our series A Story Worth Sharing. Pastor Sarah reflected on Paul's powerful testimony — a story that begins not with triumph, but with failure. Before he became the great missionary of the early church, Paul (then Saul) was a persecutor of Christians, complicit in violence against the followers of Jesus. Yet rather than hide his past, Paul put it front and center. He called himself “the biggest sinner of all,” not to wallow in shame, but to magnify the endless patience and transforming grace of God.In a world that prizes highlight reels and carefully curated stories, Paul's example reminds us that God doesn't want the edited version of our lives. Grace shines brightest in the broken places, and our most painful chapters can become powerful testimonies of hope. By leading with vulnerability, Paul shows us that no one is beyond God's reach — and that our stories, even the hardest ones, can open doors for others to encounter mercy and healing.

With millennia of focus on the males of the Bible, Pastor Sarah flips the script. The highlighting of Shiphrah and Puah and their contributions, kick off the four-part series on the women of the Bible.

What does it mean when Jesus tells his disciples that they are his friends? Does that extend to us? How are we called to be friends to others? We kick off the Vocation of Friendship study with an exploration of friend networks and the ways that each of us differ in our friendships. This message comes from Pastor Sarah. The Gospel is from John, Chapter 5 verses 9-17.

During this Walk It Out Wednesday service, our pastoral panel of Dr. Valerie Crumpton, Pastor Venshard Dobbins, and Pastor Don Johnson (along with Dr. Cynthia James and moderator Anthony Olds) dive into Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts' Sunday message “Make a Move.” Together, they explore what it means to live with a faith that moves. The panel reflects on Genesis 12 and Mark 9, which show us that God responds to our faith no matter the measure. From Abram's shaky beginnings to the desperate father who cried, “I believe, help my unbelief,” they remind us that grace fills in where our faith feels weak. Even when fear, grief, or default behaviors cloud our choices, God's promises remain. And when faith feels stagnant, it may be because we haven't taken the step God is waiting on. Pastor Sarah's message reminded us all: Faith is more than belief; it's a verb. Every move we make in trust opens the door for God's power to meet us.Have you ever wanted to know:• How do I make a move I can trust when I'm dealing with the fear of failure?• What do you do when you know God has power to do all things but struggle to believe He willdo it for you?Don't miss this deep dive that will build your courage, stretch your faith, and remind you that one move with God can change everything!Message: “Walk It Out Wednesday: Make a Move”Speakers: Dr. Valerie Crumpton, Pastor Venshard Dobbins, Pastor Don Johnson, Dr. Cynthia James, and Anthony OldsDate: Sept. 10, 2025Welcome to Your Moment of TransformationYou don't have to walk this journey alone. Let Jesus guide your steps and fill your life with purpose and peace.Accept His salvation today ➝ https://tphd.org/salvation--------------------------------------------------------------Be Part of Something BiggerYour generosity fuels real change! Together, we can transform lives and expand God's kingdom.Give today:Online: https://tphd.org/giveText: WNBS + your amount to 28950 (e.g., WNBS 50 to give $50).Every seed you sow is an investment in a brighter future!--------------------------------------------------------------Join Our FamilyBecome a part of our growing Potter's House community. Experience connection, growth, and purpose as we walk together in faith.Join today: https://tphd.org/member--------------------------------------------------------------We're Here to Pray With YouWhatever you're facing, you're never alone. Let us stand with you in prayer.Call 1-800-247-4672 for personal prayer and support anytime, anywhere.--------------------------------------------------------------Need Someone to Talk To? Help Is Available 24/7.You are not alone. If you're struggling, support is always within reach.National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: Call 988Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741-741National Domestic Violence Hotline: Call 1-800-799-7233 or Text LOVEIS to 22-522–-------------------------------------------------------------Find Your Community and Grow With UsThe Potter's House is more than a church — it's a place where you can belong, grow, and connect. Explore faith, attend events, and discover a supportive community ready to walk with you on your journey.Join us and stay connected! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

During this Walk It Out Wednesday service, our pastoral panel of Dr. Valerie Crumpton, Pastor Venshard Dobbins, and Pastor Don Johnson (along with Dr. Cynthia James and moderator Anthony Olds) dive into Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts' Sunday message “Make a Move.” Together, they explore what it means to live with a faith that moves. The panel reflects on Genesis 12 and Mark 9, which show us that God responds to our faith no matter the measure. From Abram's shaky beginnings to the desperate father who cried, “I believe, help my unbelief,” they remind us that grace fills in where our faith feels weak. Even when fear, grief, or default behaviors cloud our choices, God's promises remain. And when faith feels stagnant, it may be because we haven't taken the step God is waiting on. Pastor Sarah's message reminded us all: Faith is more than belief; it's a verb. Every move we make in trust opens the door for God's power to meet us.Have you ever wanted to know:• How do I make a move I can trust when I'm dealing with the fear of failure?• What do you do when you know God has power to do all things but struggle to believe He willdo it for you?Don't miss this deep dive that will build your courage, stretch your faith, and remind you that one move with God can change everything!Message: “Walk It Out Wednesday: Make a Move”Speakers: Dr. Valerie Crumpton, Pastor Venshard Dobbins, Pastor Don Johnson, Dr. Cynthia James, and Anthony OldsDate: Sept. 10, 2025Welcome to Your Moment of TransformationYou don't have to walk this journey alone. Let Jesus guide your steps and fill your life with purpose and peace.Accept His salvation today ➝ https://tphd.org/salvation--------------------------------------------------------------Be Part of Something BiggerYour generosity fuels real change! Together, we can transform lives and expand God's kingdom.Give today:Online: https://tphd.org/giveText: WNBS + your amount to 28950 (e.g., WNBS 50 to give $50).Every seed you sow is an investment in a brighter future!--------------------------------------------------------------Join Our FamilyBecome a part of our growing Potter's House community. Experience connection, growth, and purpose as we walk together in faith.Join today: https://tphd.org/member--------------------------------------------------------------We're Here to Pray With YouWhatever you're facing, you're never alone. Let us stand with you in prayer.Call 1-800-247-4672 for personal prayer and support anytime, anywhere.--------------------------------------------------------------Need Someone to Talk To? Help Is Available 24/7.You are not alone. If you're struggling, support is always within reach.National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: Call 988Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741-741National Domestic Violence Hotline: Call 1-800-799-7233 or Text LOVEIS to 22-522–-------------------------------------------------------------Find Your Community and Grow With UsThe Potter's House is more than a church — it's a place where you can belong, grow, and connect. Explore faith, attend events, and discover a supportive community ready to walk with you on your journey.Join us and stay connected! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In seasons of uncertainty, it's crucial to know how to overcome when faith stagnates and momentum lags. What do you do when God calls you to move, but fear, failure, or shame hold you back? In this powerful message, Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts teaches from Genesis 12, showing that faith is about movement, not perfection. Abram was flawed, yet God called him the father of faith because he was willing to make a move. You may have fallen, but that doesn't mean God is finished writing your story. The faith He wants to birth in you will lift you beyond your history. Active faith breaks bondage, restores identity, and unlocks possibilities you never imagined. Your transformation begins with one step. Listen to this dynamic teaching and discover what happens when the Holy Spirit revolutionizes your faith walk! Message: “Make a Move” Scripture: Genesis 12:12-19 (NKJV) Speaker: Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts Date: Sept. 7, 2025 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In seasons of uncertainty, it's crucial to know how to overcome when faith stagnates and momentum lags. What do you do when God calls you to move, but fear, failure, or shame hold you back? In this powerful message, Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts teaches from Genesis 12, showing that faith is about movement, not perfection. Abram was flawed, yet God called him the father of faith because he was willing to make a move. You may have fallen, but that doesn't mean God is finished writing your story. The faith He wants to birth in you will lift you beyond your history. Active faith breaks bondage, restores identity, and unlocks possibilities you never imagined. Your transformation begins with one step. Listen to this dynamic teaching and discover what happens when the Holy Spirit revolutionizes your faith walk! Message: “Make a Move” Scripture: Genesis 12:12-19 (NKJV) Speaker: Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts Date: Sept. 7, 2025 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A Story Worth Sharing: The Unknown God RevealedScripture: Acts 17:16–34This week at Central, we began a new worship series, A Story Worth Sharing. Pastor Sarah reflected on Paul's visit to Athens, where the city was filled with shrines, altars, and philosophies — including one altar marked “to an unknown god.” Rather than debate or condemn, Paul began with the Athenians' spiritual hunger. He connected their searching to the God already at work in their lives, the God revealed fully in Jesus Christ.This is the Methodist story of prevenient grace: God's love goes before us, stirring in our lives even before we recognize it. Like the Athenians, we may have “altars to an unknown god” — seasons or moments when we longed for something more but didn't yet have the words or story to name it. Paul shows us that evangelism isn't argument but invitation, telling the story of God's grace in a way that meets people where they are.Each of us has a story worth sharing — a story that reveals God's presence and love in our lives. By telling those stories, we offer others not debate, but light.

As we wrap up the series on the Lord's Prayer, the sermon notes the variety of prayers that were gathered over the last two months. Over a thousand individual prayers were submitted by our congregation, but that's just a drop in the bucket of human conversation with God. Prayer can be seen as simply -paying attention – to the world around you. Your attention is limited. The good news is that God has unlimited attention for you and your particular circumstances, and for everyone else too. This message is brought to us by Pastor Sarah. The Old Testament reading is from !Kings, Chapter 8, Verses 27 - 30. The New Testament lesson is from Ephesians, Chapter 1, Verses 15 - 19.

This Walk It Out Wednesday with Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts continues the conversation from her Sunday message “Love Steps In.” Pastor Sarah reminds us that we were created in God's image — not the image of our wounds — and that Jesus came to restore us to the right model. He shows us how to live, love, and walk with the right heart posture for real transformation. This message explores our call to love, the way Jesus restored Peter with love, and how God's love meets us in every season — whether providing, correcting, or comforting. Pastor Sarah also tackles questions people submitted, including: • How do I change my input when everything around me is negative? • What can I do to truly change and not fall back into old patterns? • How do I make God's Word the final authority in my life? • What does worship really look like beyond a song? • Why pray in tongues, and what does it mean? • How can I stir hunger for God in my family? • What does walking in love each day actually look like? Don't miss this chance to see how God's love transforms our minds, restores our souls, and gives us the strength to walk it out. Message: “Walk It Out Wednesday: Love Steps In” Speaker: Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts Date: Aug. 27, 2025 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This Walk It Out Wednesday with Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts continues the conversation from her Sunday message “Love Steps In.” Pastor Sarah reminds us that we were created in God's image — not the image of our wounds — and that Jesus came to restore us to the right model. He shows us how to live, love, and walk with the right heart posture for real transformation. This message explores our call to love, the way Jesus restored Peter with love, and how God's love meets us in every season — whether providing, correcting, or comforting. Pastor Sarah also tackles questions people submitted, including: • How do I change my input when everything around me is negative? • What can I do to truly change and not fall back into old patterns? • How do I make God's Word the final authority in my life? • What does worship really look like beyond a song? • Why pray in tongues, and what does it mean? • How can I stir hunger for God in my family? • What does walking in love each day actually look like? Don't miss this chance to see how God's love transforms our minds, restores our souls, and gives us the strength to walk it out. Message: “Walk It Out Wednesday: Love Steps In” Speaker: Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts Date: Aug. 27, 2025 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tamar Sometimes a story carries such weight that it leaves us speechless. This week's campfire story is one of these stories. Tamar was a daughter of King David, but her half-brother destroyed her life. She was helpless, voiceless, and humiliated. So many people live with this terrible reality every day. Rather than ignoring these stories, we can learn to listen, grieve and change. We all have voices and privilege we can use to help those around us who are helpless and powerless. Yes, it means doing difficult things. Yes, it means having uncomfortable conversations. But ultimately when we speak up for those in need, God steps in and changes everything. God ultimately creates beauty out of brokenness, and sometimes God uses us to make that happen. Warning: This sermon deals with sexual violence and may be upsetting to some. If you are dealing with the aftermath of sexual violence and need help visit ginghamsburg.org/recovery or call the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1.800.656.HOPE.

Pastor Sarah wraps up the series on the book of Revelation with a message of hope. For many, Revelation has been presented as a stern warning meant to control behavior of the masses. Not so in the hands of both Pastor Sarah and Pastor Garrett. Revelation 21-22 is reinterpreted through the lens of hope. And Pastor Sarah sends the listener into the world encouraged to look for areas of life in need of repair. Relationships? Perspectives? Actual machinery? Let this sermon take you to the place in your spirit where you answer this question for yourself.

20250831PM - Ministered in the evening service at ‘Incite Church', Pastor Sarah-Lee Watson ministered on, ‘Fellowship with Him & One Another'.

When your strength runs out, when fear torments your mind, and when your love falls short, God's love steps in. In this compassionate message, Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts teaches from John 21, where Jesus meets Peter after his denial. Peter's love had failed, his confidence was shaken, and he no longer trusted himself. Yet Jesus restored him through love and called him to follow again. That same love is available to you. Real transformation doesn't come from changing our behavior — it begins with what we allow into our hearts and minds. If you change the input, the output will follow. God's presence renews your thoughts, restores your identity, and empowers you to walk in freedom. His love casts out fear, steadies your soul, and sustains you when human love falls short. This is a timely word for anyone who needs a reminder: Your story doesn't end where your love failed. God's love will meet you there, restore you, and carry you forward. Message: “Love Steps In” Scripture: John 21:15-18 (NKJV) Speaker: Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts Date: Aug. 24, 2025 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

When your strength runs out, when fear torments your mind, and when your love falls short, God's love steps in. In this compassionate message, Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts teaches from John 21, where Jesus meets Peter after his denial. Peter's love had failed, his confidence was shaken, and he no longer trusted himself. Yet Jesus restored him through love and called him to follow again. That same love is available to you. Real transformation doesn't come from changing our behavior — it begins with what we allow into our hearts and minds. If you change the input, the output will follow. God's presence renews your thoughts, restores your identity, and empowers you to walk in freedom. His love casts out fear, steadies your soul, and sustains you when human love falls short. This is a timely word for anyone who needs a reminder: Your story doesn't end where your love failed. God's love will meet you there, restore you, and carry you forward. Message: “Love Steps In” Scripture: John 21:15-18 (NKJV) Speaker: Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts Date: Aug. 24, 2025 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jesus encountered evil many times during his ministry. Evil can be difficult to envision, because it is so far out of our day to day experience. Does evil describe some of what we see in today's world? In order to effectively address evil in our midst, first we must see it for what it is and then renounce it. Today's message is brought to us by Pastor Sarah. The Gospel lesson is from Mark Chapter 5, verses 1 - 20.  

In this heartfelt episode of People of the 'Burg, Pastor Sarah sits down with Todd Shiverdecker to explore his faith journey, his deep roots in church life, and the powerful role community has played in shaping his walk with Christ. Todd's story begins in a small United Methodist church where his grandmother—his spiritual rock—instilled in him the importance of faith. Though his church attendance varied through the years, it wasn't until he and his wife Donna found their home at Ginghamsburg Church that his faith truly deepened.

What does it mean to have our sins forgiven? Although we hear this regularly, it is difficult for us to understand and internalize what this means. This message is from Pastor Sarah. The Gospel reading is from Matthew Chapter 18, Verses 15-22. 

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Welcome to the final week of our Hidden Gems series! Today, Pastor Sarah from our Maui Campus brings a powerful and practical message titled "Committing to God's Path" — a timely reminder that God's promises are found when we trust His direction over our own understanding. Life is full of decisions. But when we commit our plans, steps, and motives to the Lord, Scripture tells us He will direct, watch over, and establish our path. Key Scriptures: Proverbs 3:5–6 | Proverbs 16:3, 9, 18 | Psalm 121:1–4 | James 1:5 | Psalm 119:105 | Psalm 37:5 In this message, you'll learn: – Promise 1: God will direct your paths – Promise 2: God will watch over your journey – Promise 3: God will establish your steps — firm, stable, and lasting – Practical ways to stay committed to God's direction every day “The heart of man plans his way, but the Lord establishes his steps.” — Proverbs 16:9 “Trust in the Lord with all your heart… and He will make your paths straight.” — Proverbs 3:5–6 7 Practical Ways to Stay Committed: – Watch your motives – Seek wise counsel – Wait on the Lord – Trust God's wisdom over your own – Arrest pride – Use Scripture as your guide – Write out your commitment Final Thought: God isn't asking for perfect plans — He's asking for surrendered hearts. What would change if you stopped trusting your own path and fully committed your steps to Him this week?

Our daily bread. Praying this petition shapes us to notice that some people have bread enough for months while others struggle to get through the day. When we ask for daily bread, we ask not only for ourselves, but also for others. And we ask for more than just bread, but for all that people need to thrive. Ultimately, we are asking to trust God in little and big things, every day. This message is from Pastor Sarah. The Old Testament reading comes from Exodus, Chapter 16, Verses 11 to 18. The Gospel is from Luke, Chapter 6 verses 26 to 35.

You've been surviving — but is your soul suffocating? In this piercing message, Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts uncovers how life's losses can damage us more than we realize — stealing not just relationships, time, or confidence, but the breath of God within us. When your soul is wounded, your purpose is stifled. But healing begins when you confront what you've normalized and reclaim the breath that was never meant to be buried. Through the stories of Nathanael, Cain, and Hagar, Pastor Sarah reveals that God isn't just watching — He's seeing you, restoring you, and preparing to breathe through you. But that can only happen if your soul is anchored, healed, and tuned in. MEDITATION: This is your soul's assignment. Stay focused. Stay connected. God is equipping you for what's next — and when your soul is ready, He'll send you. Message: “Don't Hold Your Breath” Scripture: John 1:47-51 (NKJV) Speaker: Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts Date: July 27, 2025 ✨ Welcome to Your Moment of Transformation You don't have to walk this journey alone. Let Jesus guide your steps and fill your life with purpose and peace.

You've been surviving — but is your soul suffocating? In this piercing message, Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts uncovers how life's losses can damage us more than we realize — stealing not just relationships, time, or confidence, but the breath of God within us. When your soul is wounded, your purpose is stifled. But healing begins when you confront what you've normalized and reclaim the breath that was never meant to be buried. Through the stories of Nathanael, Cain, and Hagar, Pastor Sarah reveals that God isn't just watching — He's seeing you, restoring you, and preparing to breathe through you. But that can only happen if your soul is anchored, healed, and tuned in. MEDITATION: This is your soul's assignment. Stay focused. Stay connected. God is equipping you for what's next — and when your soul is ready, He'll send you. Message: “Don't Hold Your Breath” Scripture: John 1:47-51 (NKJV) Speaker: Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts Date: July 27, 2025 ✨ Welcome to Your Moment of Transformation You don't have to walk this journey alone. Let Jesus guide your steps and fill your life with purpose and peace.

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Are our prayers always answered? Jesus taught his followers the Lord's Prayer, and told them to be persistent in prayer. As we begin a summer series on the Lord's Prayer, the sermon addressed the closeness of God our father, the other-ness of God in heaven, and what it means for our prayers to be “answered.” This weeks message comes from Pastor Sarah. Our Gospel is from Luke Chapter 11, verses 1 - 10. 

In this powerful message, Pastor Sarah unpacks the weight words carry and challenges us to be rooted, not reactive. She reminds us to consider the source before we respond and to trust God with the things we're tempted to control. If you've been feeling overwhelmed or defensive, this word is for you. Thank you for enjoying this life changing message from Radiant Church. We pray this moves you closer to Christ and encourages you.

Listennnn… if you've ever been in a season where you're trying to hold on to you, keep your purpose alive, and not let motherhood, ministry, or momentum swallow you whole, this one's for you. Pastor Sarah links up with Jennifer Lucy Tyler, and baybeee, they went all the way in. We're talking about the kind of faith that doesn't just sound good but actually works. The kind that grounds you. Grows you. Guides you. They unpack how studying the Bible isn't just a spiritual flex, it's survival. And if you've been craving something deeper than IG quotes and devotionals that don't quite hit the spot, this is your sign. God's Word is still speaking, sis, and it's shining light right where you need it most.

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Monica sits down with Pastor Sarah LiVecchi of Rescue Church to discuss her journey with Jesus and what it means to have a faithful, consistent, lasting life in the kingdom.

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“I know the plans I have for you…to give you a future with hope.” That's a popular Bible passage, giving hope to people who are in a hard times, but it's only half of the story. Before God gives this promise, God says to settle down and make homes and families there – in this case, in a foreign country as refugees. Our faithful actions now – even if they seem small and insignificant – are part of ushering in God's promise of a future with hope. This message is presented by Pastor Sarah.The Scripture lesson comes from Jeremiah Chapter 29, and our Gospel is from John, Chapter 21.  

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During this panel we ask Pastor Char, Pastor Sarah and Pastor Sierra a few question about mother hood, how do we deal with kids that don't follow Jesus, and more.