HeyJaredChurch on the Move Broken Arrow Podcast
Listen to the weekly podcast of Church on the Move Broken Arrow Campus in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. We believe that growing people change. As you listen we hope you are challenged and equipped to make meaningful changes as you grow spiritually.
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Prayer Is Where Things Change (opens the original)
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Our Broken Arrow Senior Pastor, Ethan Vanse, continues week seven of our teaching series, Life Lessons.
The Real Path to Greatness (opens the original)
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Our Broken Arrow Associate Pastor, Ian Wilson, continues week six of our teaching series, Life Lessons.
You Are Not Helpless (opens the original)
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Our Broken Arrow Senior Pastor, Ethan Vanse, continues week five of our teaching series, Life Lessons.
The Lord Will Fulfill His Purpose for You (opens the original)
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Our Broken Arrow Associate Pastor, Ian Wilson, continues week four of our teaching series, Life Lessons.
Moving at the Speed of Obedience (opens the original)
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Our Broken Arrow Senior Pastor, Ethan Vanse, continues week three of our series Life Lessons, exploring James 1 and the powerful truth that spiritual growth isn't found in simply hearing God's Word, but in putting it into practice. Through biblical examples and practical application, discover how obedience, trust, and daily responsiveness to God's voice lead to the life and freedom He desires for us. In this message, Pastor Ethan explores the following Scriptures: James 1:22-25 ESV Acts 2:37 ESV
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