Faithful and Frightened

Happy Wednesday! Pastor Chuck Allen continues our series on unsung heroes of the Old Testament with Obadiah. Not the prophet, but the man who ran King Ahab's palace while Queen Jezebel was hunting down God's prophets. In 1 Kings 18, Obadiah quietly risks everything to hide and feed a hundred prophets in caves, yet he […]

The Dad Who Took the Whistle

Ever feel like doubt disqualifies you from peace? You’re in good company. In this episode of the Weekday Podcast, we revisit the story of “Doubting Thomas”—a disciple defined by his questions, but also by his courage and honesty. When Thomas struggled to believe, Jesus met him in the very place of his doubt, offering peace […]

Let It Grow

Happy Wednesday, and welcome to today’s weekday podcast with Pastor Chuck Allen! As we dive into the opening chapters of James, Pastor Chuck shares a down-to-earth story about tomato plants weathering Florida storms—and how, just like those plants, our own lives can be strengthened through the challenges we face. Drawing on James 1, he unpacks […]

The Jesus Way

Welcome back to our weekday podcast with Pastor Chuck Allen. Today, we’re building on yesterday’s conversation from James 5 by exploring “the touch of his hand”—the healing, comforting power of physical presence. Pastor Chuck reflects on how a simple hand on your shoulder, a gentle touch, or an honest prayer can be more powerful than […]

Healed

On this Monday morning episode, Pastor Chuck Allen invites us to take an honest look at how we handle sickness, hardship, and the burdens we often carry alone. Drawing from the wisdom of James 5, he reminds us that reaching out for prayer is not a sign of weakness, but an act of obedience and […]

Nobody Calls Him Courageous Thomas

It’s Friday on the Weekday Podcast, and as we wrap up a week of exploring true peace, we’re turning our attention to one of the most misunderstood characters in the Easter story—Thomas. Branded for centuries as “Doubting Thomas,” he’s often remembered for a single moment of skepticism, but his story is far richer than that […]

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