Southview Church Podcast

A Light Shines in the Darkness | Like A Shepherd

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During the four weeks of Advent, we will join with followers of Christ around the world in preparing for the Advent or "coming" of Jesus Christ. How could it be that the God of Creation would choose to become flesh and blood and – as Eugene Peterson put it – “move into the neighborhood.” During this special time of year, this teaching series will challenge your head and speak to your heart as we prepare to celebrate the birth of our Savior, the Light of the World.

A Light Shines in the Darkness | Refreshed

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During the four weeks of Advent, we will join with followers of Christ around the world in preparing for the Advent or "coming" of Jesus Christ. How could it be that the God of Creation would choose to become flesh and blood and – as Eugene Peterson put it – “move into the neighborhood.” During this special time of year, this teaching series will challenge your head and speak to your heart as we prepare to celebrate the birth of our Savior, the Light of the World.

A Light Shines in the Darkness | Finding Joy

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During the four weeks of Advent, we will join with followers of Christ around the world in preparing for the Advent or "coming" of Jesus Christ. How could it be that the God of Creation would choose to become flesh and blood and – as Eugene Peterson put it – “move into the neighborhood.” During this special time of year, this teaching series will challenge your head and speak to your heart as we prepare to celebrate the birth of our Savior, the Light of the World.

Christ the King | 2021 Global Missions

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Seeing Jesus | Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego

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We often read the stories of the Old Testament and think that they are primarily “morality tales”: Obey God like Moses did. Don't be like Jonah. Be courageous like Ruth. Be less like drifting like Samson. The reality, though, is that the primary purpose of the great Old Testament narratives is not to improve our morals, but to reveal the living God to us.
The Old Testament features authoritative theological teaching, but often in the form of stories, thereby teaching in the form of real human experience. In this series, we will explore stories of laughter, bitterness, bravery, doubt and power. We’ll examine wayfinders and signposts along the way that point us toward God. And we'll foreshadow the coming of Jesus.

Seeing Jesus | Esther

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We often read the stories of the Old Testament and think that they are primarily “morality tales”: Obey God like Moses did. Don't be like Jonah. Be courageous like Ruth. Be less like drifting like Samson. The reality, though, is that the primary purpose of the great Old Testament narratives is not to improve our morals, but to reveal the living God to us.
The Old Testament features authoritative theological teaching, but often in the form of stories, thereby teaching in the form of real human experience. In this series, we will explore stories of laughter, bitterness, bravery, doubt and power. We’ll examine wayfinders and signposts along the way that point us toward God. And we'll foreshadow the coming of Jesus.

Seeing Jesus | In the Wisdom of a King

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We often read the stories of the Old Testament and think that they are primarily “morality tales”: Obey God like Moses did. Don't be like Jonah. Be courageous like Ruth. Be less like drifting like Samson. The reality, though, is that the primary purpose of the great Old Testament narratives is not to improve our morals, but to reveal the living God to us.
The Old Testament features authoritative theological teaching, but often in the form of stories, thereby teaching in the form of real human experience. In this series, we will explore stories of laughter, bitterness, bravery, doubt and power. We’ll examine wayfinders and signposts along the way that point us toward God. And we'll foreshadow the coming of Jesus.

Seeing Jesus | In A Governor’s Grace

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We often read the stories of the Old Testament and think that they are primarily “morality tales”: Obey God like Moses did. Don't be like Jonah. Be courageous like Ruth. Be less like drifting like Samson. The reality, though, is that the primary purpose of the great Old Testament narratives is not to improve our morals, but to reveal the living God to us.
The Old Testament features authoritative theological teaching, but often in the form of stories, thereby teaching in the form of real human experience. In this series, we will explore stories of laughter, bitterness, bravery, doubt and power. We’ll examine wayfinders and signposts along the way that point us toward God. And we'll foreshadow the coming of Jesus.

Grant Us Wisdom, Lord | Unanswered Prayers

Does God answer prayers? When we pray we are often just looking for answers, but what if the point of prayer is connection and hope? We may not always see the answer to our prayers, but we can know that God is listening in power and compassion.
 
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Grant Us Wisdom, Lord | How Should We View Abortion?

Content Warning: Abortion.
There are few more emotional issues of our day than that of abortion. Those on either side of the issue typically hold their positions passionately. So how does Scripture guide us in our understanding of abortion? Specifically, what guidance does it give as to how we view a child in the womb. Join with us as we work through some of the elements of this challenging issue.
 
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