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 […]

Hidden Places

Happy Tuesday, and welcome back to the Weekday Podcast with Pastor Chuck Allen! Our week of unsung Old Testament heroes continues with Jehosheba, a woman you have probably never heard of who changed the course of history. When a ruthless queen set out to wipe out the royal family, Jehosheba had only moments to act. […]

Joy - The Table Discussion Questions - November 10, 2026

Taught by Darrell Pruitt START HERE (Table leaders: choose 1–2) GO DEEPER (Table leaders: choose 1–2 if time allows) NEXT STEP (Table leaders: choose 1 before you end) Optional: "Before you leave, is there anything your table can pray with you about?"

Bean Fields

Welcome to another week on the Weekday Podcast with Pastor Chuck Allen! This week, we’re celebrating the unknown and unsung heroes of the Old Testament—remarkable people whose stories often get skipped over but whose faithfulness can inspire us every day. Today’s episode starts with the story of Shammah, the man who stood his ground in […]

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 […]

Every Head in the Room Turns

What does forgiveness look like when it’s not just an idea, but a real situation—with real people, real pain, and no easy answers? In this episode of the Weekday Podcast, we step into the story of an early church in Colossae, where Paul’s call to “forgive each other, whoever has a complaint against anyone” wasn’t […]

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