HeyJaredCape Cod Church Podcast
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The People Behind the Story | The Wall (opens the original)
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Readers of Nehemiah's story often skip over chapter 3. It's a list of names—hard-to-pronounce names. The people who showed up and why they showed up. You can tell the story without their names. But you couldn't have written the story without them. More than ever, we know this: we want people in our lives—people to win with, laugh with, stress with, and even shed a tear with. Nehemiah got his name in the book, but this weekend, we meet the other people who helped write the story. First time liste
Vision Vandalism | The Wall (opens the original)
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Ouch…that stings! Criticism shows up like an unwelcome stranger poking at our deepest insecurities. It can be true, partly true, or mostly false, and the soul-effect is the same. Pain. How do we respond to life's critics, to the Vision Vandal's intent on dismantle? The story of Nehemiah is rich in real-life application even after 2500 years. Look closely, and you'll see a surprisingly powerful way to respond to life's critics. This weekend we move beyond bitterness and frustrated self-talk, and
Putting the Pieces Together | The Wall (opens the original)
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A few years ago, I received a puzzle as a gift. I assume the gift giver was a puzzle person. I am not. But I tried. Somewhere in our house is a box full of puzzle pieces—evidence of my lack of motivation, skill, or both. Life is a puzzle, and putting the pieces together to create an impressive picture can be daunting. The story of Nehemiah and his wall is a story of how we put the puzzle together and how, no matter our age or stage in life, we can create a picture of meaning and consequence. Fir
Fruit of the Spirit: What If Self-Control Means Less Self? | Way to Be (opens the original)
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This Sunday, we're throwing a party—a back-to-school bash cheering on students and teachers! And we're finishing our "Way to Be" series with that final quality of the good life: self-control. What if the path to self-control involved less self? What if the path to a better you had a powerful guide that made better decisions possible? That's the final piece to our story about the way to be. First time listening to our podcast? We'd like to get to know you! Do you have any prayer request? Send us
Fruit of the Spirit: The Surprising Strength of Gentleness | Way to Be (opens the original)
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What does strong look like? That question is harder than it seems. We don't measure biceps or bank accounts to get the true answer. The true answer is hidden behind a surprising door—the door of gentleness. Strength is measured in lots of ways (physical, financial, emotional), but the surest sign of a strong person is the one I almost never think of. That's surprising, because it's the first thing I think of when I think of Jesus. Let me tell you about the strongest person I know. First time lis
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