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Growing Together

Growing Together

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Step into a virtual garden of spiritual growth and community connection with the "Growing Together" podcast. This podcast is a nurturing space for individuals seeking to deepen their faith, cultivate relationships, and explore the boundless beauty of a shared spiritual journey.


Each episode of "Growing Together" is a breath of fresh air, where Pastor Michael, Syd, Nic, Pastor Holly, and Pastor Roger try to navigate the twists and turns of life while staying rooted in faith. Their warm and inviting presence makes you feel like you're sitting in a cozy living room, engaged in a heartfelt conversation with old friends.


Diving into topics ranging from personal growth and self-care to building resilient relationships and fostering a sense of community, the podcast aims to equip listeners with the tools to nurture their faith in all aspects of life. Through scripture readings, open discussions, and interviews with experts in various fields, "Growing Together" provides a holistic approach to spiritual development.


Whether you're a lifelong believer, a seeker on the spiritual path, or simply someone curious about how faith can shape lives, "Growing Together" offers a welcoming haven for everyone. Tune in during your morning routine, while taking a leisurely stroll, or even during a quiet moment of reflection – the podcast fits seamlessly into your daily life.


Join the "Growing Together" community and embark on a journey of discovery, growth, and genuine connection. In a world that can sometimes feel disconnected, this podcast reminds us that nurturing our faith and cultivating meaningful relationships can lead to a life that's deeply fulfilling and spiritually abundant. Subscribe now to start your journey of growing together in faith and fellowship.

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Episodios
  • Stumbling Blocks or Stepping Stones
    Jun 25 2025

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    We explore the concept of stumbling blocks versus stepping stones in our faith journey, examining how our actions can either hinder or help fellow believers grow spiritually.

    • Scripture foundations from Romans 14:13 and 2 Corinthians 6:3 about not placing obstacles in others' paths
    • How "seniority" in church can become a stumbling block when older Christians judge newer believers
    • Everyone's spiritual journey progresses at different rates - transformation doesn't happen overnight
    • Small acts of kindness like giving up your seat can be significant stepping stones for newcomers
    • Being sensitive to others' struggles and respecting their boundaries with addictions or past issues
    • Personal testimony of turning struggles into opportunities to help others facing similar challenges
    • Jesus becoming what seemed like a stumbling block on the cross to be the ultimate stepping stone to salvation
    • Practical ways to be Christ's ambassadors without harsh judgment or creating obstacles

    Remember that obstacles in your faith journey might be there because you have a target on your back as a Christian - learn to navigate them wisely and help others do the same.


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    59 m
  • For Such a Time as This
    Jun 21 2025

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    We explore the Book of Esther, examining how God works through human courage and strategic action even when He isn't explicitly mentioned in the text.

    • Queen Vashti defies King Xerxes and loses her position, creating an opening for Esther to become queen
    • Esther, a Jewish orphan raised by her cousin Mordecai, keeps her heritage secret as she undergoes a year of beauty treatments to prepare for the king
    • Haman, descended from the Amalekites (ancient enemies of the Jews), plots genocide when Mordecai refuses to bow to him
    • Mordecai challenges Esther with the famous words "for such a time as this," urging her to use her position to save her people
    • After fasting and prayer, Esther approaches the king uninvited, risking death to advocate for the Jews
    • A dramatic reversal occurs when Haman is hanged on the gallows he built for Mordecai
    • Divine providence is evident through seemingly "coincidental" events like the king's insomnia leading him to remember Mordecai's loyalty
    • Esther's strategic approach to creating change offers valuable lessons about patience and timing when confronting power

    Remember that God works through ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances – your current position might be your divine appointment "for such a time as this."


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    1 h y 43 m
  • What do You Understand the Holy Spirit to Be?
    Jun 11 2025

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    Do you believe in the Holy Spirit, and if so, how does it manifest in your life? This question sparks an intriguing conversation where we navigate the profound yet personal journey of understanding the Holy Spirit. Joining us is our wonderful guest, Dawn, who shares her heartfelt perspective on how the Holy Spirit serves as a source of strength and resilience during life's challenges. We explore the idea of the Holy Spirit acting as our conscience, akin to a modern-day Jiminy Cricket, guiding us in decisions big and small. The discussion takes a thoughtful turn as we tackle the complexities of discerning our inner voice amidst the noise of daily life.

    As we continue, the conversation shifts to the impact of modern entertainment on our spiritual well-being. We peel back the layers on how the content we consume—whether through TV shows or movies—can influence our thoughts, morals, and even our senses. The nuances of visual temptation are dissected, particularly how they differ between men and women, illuminating the importance of being mindful about our media choices. Together, we reflect on the conscious effort required to avoid media pitfalls that might lead us astray. Listen as we confront these compelling topics with honesty, humor, and a touch of introspection.

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    48 m
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