Holding the Mop

When Problems That Aren't Yours Become Yours Anyway Have you ever been blamed for something you had absolutely nothing to do with? Maybe a decision made three levels above you landed squarely on your desk, or a crisis you never caused suddenly became yours to manage. In this week's series, we're diving into Daniel chapter […]

Speak, Lord

In a season when God seemed silent and visions were rare, a young boy named Samuel heard his name called in the night—but didn't recognize the voice. In this episode, Pastor Chuck Allen concludes the story of Hannah by introducing us to one of the most misunderstood figures in Scripture: Eli, the aging priest whose […]

The Silent Prayer

What does faith look like when no one else can see it? In this powerful episode, Pastor Chuck Allen takes us into the story of Hannah—a woman whose most desperate prayer looked like drunkenness to those watching. Standing at the entrance of the temple, lips moving with no sound, Hannah poured out her deepest anguish […]

Another Step

In a culture obsessed with perfection and instant results, Pastor Chuck Allen offers a refreshing—and liberating—perspective on the Christian life. In this episode of the weekday podcast, Pastor Chuck confronts the paralysis that comes from waiting until everything is "just right" before we move forward. Drawing from Philippians 1:6 and Zechariah 4:10, he reminds us […]

What Was Built in the Ten Days

Welcome to today's episode of the Weekday Podcast, where we're asking the question that's probably been sitting in the back of your mind all week as we've walked through Daniel's story: does any of this actually work, or does doing the right thing just cost you everything while everyone else gets ahead? It's an honest […]

You Don't Have to Fight to Hold Your Ground

Welcome to today's episode of the Weekday Podcast, where we're continuing our week-long journey through Daniel's story and discovering a third option that most of us were never taught exists. If you've ever felt trapped between two impossible choices—either staying silent and swallowing what you really believe, or turning every conviction into a full-blown confrontation—this […]

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