Tiny But Huge

In this powerful episode, Pastor Chuck Allen revisits one of the most beloved stories in the Gospels—the feeding of the five thousand—and uncovers a truth we desperately need to hear today. Drawing from John 6, Matthew 14, Mark 6, and Luke 9, Pastor Chuck explores how a small boy's lunch of five loaves and two […]

The Note in Your Phone

Welcome to today's episode of the Weekday Podcast, where we're bringing home everything we've learned this week from Daniel's story with something you can actually do right now—not later, not when you get around to it, but in the next few minutes while this is still fresh. All week we've been watching a teenager who […]

The Prayer

There was a woman named Eleanor Dollar who taught Pastor Chuck's Sunday school class when he was a boy in Rhode Island. She wasn't flashy, platform-worthy, or a great speaker. She just showed up—week after week, year after year—with homemade cookies and reading glasses on a pearl-beaded chain. One day, she pulled young Chuck aside […]

July 26 - Still Becoming

What if your faith was never meant to stand still? This Sunday, discover the life-changing truth that God didn't save you just to leave you where you are. Whether you've been following Jesus for years or you're wondering if real change is even possible, this message will remind you that you're not stuck—you’re still becoming. Join us as we explore how God is shaping us through every season, calling us to surrender, grow, and become more like Christ. Your story isn't finished yet, and your next step could change everything.

The Conversation

Most of us have had those significant conversations that redirected our lives—moments where a few simple words shifted everything. For Pastor Chuck, it happened after football practice in high school when Coach Strickland pulled him aside. No long speech, no drama, just a few sentences: "I see something in you that you don't see in […]

Widows and Coins

Picture this: Jesus is sitting near the temple treasury, watching people give. The wealthy step forward with large, impressive donations—the kind that make a loud clang in the copper vessel and turn heads with approval. Then a widow approaches. No fanfare, no applause. Just two tiny coins, worth less than a penny together. Barely a sound. Nobody […]

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