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West Towne Christian Church in Knoxville, TN messages, mid-week dives, and other special episodes that explore what it means to follow Jesus every day.

Podcast · By West Towne Christian Church · English · US · Official site

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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    Esther 1-4 (opens the original)

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    The Book of Esther is set in the Persian Empire around 483 to 473 BC, following a Jewish woman named Esther and her cousin Mordecai as they face an impossible threat against their people. What makes this book unique is that God is never mentioned by name, yet His presence is woven through every twist and turn of the story. When a powerful official named Haman convinces the king to issue a death decree against all Jewish people, Esther is faced with a choice that could cost her life. Mordecai cha

  2. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    Table Talk (E88): Garden City Week Five (opens the original)

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    Kaleb and David discuss week five of the series "Garden City"

  3. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Garden City: Series Wrap up (opens the original)

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    What you believe about the future shapes how you live today. Many Christians have grown up with the idea that God will one day destroy this world entirely, but Scripture paints a very different picture. Rather than total annihilation, the Bible describes a purification and renewal of creation, much like the cleansing of the earth through Noah's flood. In the new creation, there will be meaningful work, satisfying rest, and real purpose. The things you build, the care you show, and the character

  4. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Table Talk (E87): Garden City Week Four (opens the original)

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    Rest is not a reward we earn. It is a gift God has already given us. The practice of Sabbath goes all the way back to Genesis, where God Himself paused after creation, not because He was tired, but because He wanted to delight in what He had made. For the Israelites, Sabbath was a powerful reminder that their worth was not tied to their productivity. That same truth applies to us today. Our culture celebrates hustle, but God calls us to work hard and rest well. Sabbath is a weekly declaration th

  5. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    Garden City: Sabbath + Rest (opens the original)

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    God built a rhythm of rest into creation from the very beginning, and it was never meant to be something we crash into out of exhaustion. The Hebrew word Shabbat means to stop or cease, but Sabbath is more than just pausing. It is an active practice of delight, joy, and worship. When God created humanity, the very first full day of human existence was a day of rest, meaning we were designed to work from our rest, not rest from our work. After generations of slavery in Egypt, God gave His people

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