Reconciling Grace Christian Podcast
In this Christian podcast, our panel of church leaders discusses various topics regarding the Bible and Christianity in a round table format."Reconciling Grace" now exclusively presented as a podcast.
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- Sep 8, 2026
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Can I "Buy" this in Good Conscience? (opens the original)
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The Reconciling Grace panel (Josh Cougle, Jason Rensnser, Pete Vecchi and Don MacDonald) discuss moral decisions that we all face in the culture we interact with on a daily basis. Do our moral decisions demonstrate our Christian faith walks or distract us from our Christian faith walks? (Romans 14 and I Corinthians 5 were mentioned in this podcast.)
When Disaster Strikes (opens the original)
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The Reconciling Grace panel (Josh Cougle, Don MacDonald, Jason Rensner and Pete Vecchi) reflect on all the difficult tornados and other weather that has devasted people's lives. What is the proper Christian response or understanding to these disasters. Come and listen to this podcast-When Disasters Strikes.
Secular Occasions and Church Services (opens the original)
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The Reconciling Grace Panel (Jason Rensner, Pete Vecchi and Don MacDonald) reflects on the secular occasions that are recognized in the church's worship services. (These secular occasions can be the 4th of July, Memorial Day, Mother's and Father's Day etc...) The panel centers on the reality of keeping these secular occasions God centered in the church's worship services. Come and take a listen and see how we arrived at that conclusion.
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