Granger Community Church Podcast

Real talk: Who invented relationships anyways? Does God really care about who we hang out with? Can anyone actually avoid relational train wrecks, or are they just a given in today’s world? Dating, marriage, sex…sometimes they just seem really complicated and more like a hot mess, instead of a Hallmark movie. For four weeks in February, we’re talking about the pitfalls of dating in the age of social media, the challenges of building a healthy marriage and sex life and how to shape your relationships to align with God’s awesome desires for your life.

Real talk: Who invented relationships anyways? Does God really care about who we hang out with? Can anyone actually avoid relational train wrecks, or are they just a given in today’s world? Dating, marriage, sex…sometimes they just seem really complicated and more like a hot mess, instead of a Hallmark movie. For four weeks in February, we’re talking about the pitfalls of dating in the age of social media, the challenges of building a healthy marriage and sex life and how to shape your relationships to align with God’s awesome desires for your life.

Real talk: Who invented relationships anyways? Does God really care about who we hang out with? Can anyone actually avoid relational train wrecks, or are they just a given in today’s world? Dating, marriage, sex…sometimes they just seem really complicated and more like a hot mess, instead of a Hallmark movie. For four weeks in February, we’re talking about the pitfalls of dating in the age of social media, the challenges of building a healthy marriage and sex life and how to shape your relationships to align with God’s awesome desires for your life.

Real talk: Who invented relationships anyways? Does God really care about who we hang out with? Can anyone actually avoid relational train wrecks, or are they just a given in today’s world? Dating, marriage, sex…sometimes they just seem really complicated and more like a hot mess, instead of a Hallmark movie. For four weeks in February, we’re talking about the pitfalls of dating in the age of social media, the challenges of building a healthy marriage and sex life and how to shape your relationships to align with God’s awesome desires for your life.

Real talk: Who invented relationships anyways? Does God really care about who we hang out with? Can anyone actually avoid relational train wrecks, or are they just a given in today’s world? Dating, marriage, sex…sometimes they just seem really complicated and more like a hot mess, instead of a Hallmark movie. For four weeks in February, we’re talking about the pitfalls of dating in the age of social media, the challenges of building a healthy marriage and sex life and how to shape your relationships to align with God’s awesome desires for your life.

“I’m so excited! And I just can’t hide it!” “And I would have stayed up with you all night, had I known how to save a life.” “I just want to be ok, be okay, be okay, I just want to be okay today.” “Because I’m happy, clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth!” Ah, music. It soothes the wounded soul, lifts us up when we’re sad, inspires dance parties in the kitchen and can transport us right back to a specific moment in time. Don’t change the station! For four weeks this January, we’re firing up a list of all our emotions’ top hits and exploring ways that music can help us understand everything from our joy to our anger.

“I’m so excited! And I just can’t hide it!” “And I would have stayed up with you all night, had I known how to save a life.” “I just want to be ok, be okay, be okay, I just want to be okay today.” “Because I’m happy, clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth!” Ah, music. It soothes the wounded soul, lifts us up when we’re sad, inspires dance parties in the kitchen and can transport us right back to a specific moment in time. Don’t change the station! For four weeks this January, we’re firing up a list of all our emotions’ top hits and exploring ways that music can help us understand everything from our joy to our anger.

“I’m so excited! And I just can’t hide it!” “And I would have stayed up with you all night, had I known how to save a life.” “I just want to be ok, be okay, be okay, I just want to be okay today.” “Because I’m happy, clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth!” Ah, music. It soothes the wounded soul, lifts us up when we’re sad, inspires dance parties in the kitchen and can transport us right back to a specific moment in time. Don’t change the station! For four weeks this January, we’re firing up a list of all our emotions’ top hits and exploring ways that music can help us understand everything from our joy to our anger.

“I’m so excited! And I just can’t hide it!” “And I would have stayed up with you all night, had I known how to save a life.” “I just want to be ok, be okay, be okay, I just want to be okay today.” “Because I’m happy, clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth!” Ah, music. It soothes the wounded soul, lifts us up when we’re sad, inspires dance parties in the kitchen and can transport us right back to a specific moment in time. Don’t change the station! For four weeks this January, we’re firing up a list of all our emotions’ top hits and exploring ways that music can help us understand everything from our joy to our anger.

“I’m so excited! And I just can’t hide it!” “And I would have stayed up with you all night, had I known how to save a life.” “I just want to be ok, be okay, be okay, I just want to be okay today.” “Because I’m happy, clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth!” Ah, music. It soothes the wounded soul, lifts us up when we’re sad, inspires dance parties in the kitchen and can transport us right back to a specific moment in time. Don’t change the station! For four weeks this January, we’re firing up a list of all our emotions’ top hits and exploring ways that music can help us understand everything from our joy to our anger.

We’re wiping the 2020 slate clean, and starting fresh in 2021. What will you do with a brand new year and a new set of opportunities to align your life with the one God has for you? He’s making all things new.

As we enter the Christmas season, we can’t help but recognize that while things aren’t perfect here on Earth, we still have reason to celebrate: God is with us…even in the dark times, the lonely times, the waiting times. He’s present in our silent nights and the times we feel like blasting “Joy to the World” from the rooftops. Whether in-person or online, don’t miss these four weeks filled with Christmas music and inspiring arts that will remind you that God has been with us and for us from the very beginning.

As we enter the Christmas season, we can’t help but recognize that while things aren’t perfect here on Earth, we still have reason to celebrate: God is with us…even in the dark times, the lonely times, the waiting times. He’s present in our silent nights and the times we feel like blasting “Joy to the World” from the rooftops. Whether in-person or online, don’t miss these four weeks filled with Christmas music and inspiring arts that will remind you that God has been with us and for us from the very beginning.

As we enter the Christmas season, we can’t help but recognize that while things aren’t perfect here on Earth, we still have reason to celebrate: God is with us…even in the dark times, the lonely times, the waiting times. He’s present in our silent nights and the times we feel like blasting “Joy to the World” from the rooftops. Whether in-person or online, don’t miss these four weeks filled with Christmas music and inspiring arts that will remind you that God has been with us and for us from the very beginning.

As we enter the Christmas season, we can’t help but recognize that while things aren’t perfect here on Earth, we still have reason to celebrate: God is with us…even in the dark times, the lonely times, the waiting times. He’s present in our silent nights and the times we feel like blasting “Joy to the World” from the rooftops. Whether in-person or online, don’t miss these four weeks filled with Christmas music and inspiring arts that will remind you that God has been with us and for us from the very beginning.

Do you ever feel like you’re wrestling within yourself? That your heart, your mind—maybe even your body—are locked in hostage negotiations, held captive by the very real threats of anxiety, fear, depression or loneliness? The old song goes, “It is well with my soul…” But the truth about many of us, is that we are not well. We are exhausted. Anxious. Lying awake, unable to sleep at night. What does the Bible have to say about breaking free from the unhelpful patterns and habits that can keep us imprisoned and weary?

Do you ever feel like you’re wrestling within yourself? That your heart, your mind—maybe even your body—are locked in hostage negotiations, held captive by the very real threats of anxiety, fear, depression or loneliness? The old song goes, “It is well with my soul…” But the truth about many of us, is that we are not well. We are exhausted. Anxious. Lying awake, unable to sleep at night. What does the Bible have to say about breaking free from the unhelpful patterns and habits that can keep us imprisoned and weary? For four weeks this November, we’re going to engage a conversation about some common threats to our mental health and well-being, and how we can arm ourselves with the right weapons to fight for our freedom.

Do you ever feel like you’re wrestling within yourself? That your heart, your mind—maybe even your body—are locked in hostage negotiations, held captive by the very real threats of anxiety, fear, depression or loneliness? The old song goes, “It is well with my soul…” But the truth about many of us, is that we are not well. We are exhausted. Anxious. Lying awake, unable to sleep at night. What does the Bible have to say about breaking free from the unhelpful patterns and habits that can keep us imprisoned and weary? For four weeks this November, we’re going to engage a conversation about some common threats to our mental health and well-being, and how we can arm ourselves with the right weapons to fight for our freedom.

Do you ever feel like you’re wrestling within yourself? That your heart, your mind—maybe even your body—are locked in hostage negotiations, held captive by the very real threats of anxiety, fear, depression or loneliness? The old song goes, “It is well with my soul…” But the truth about many of us, is that we are not well. We are exhausted. Anxious. Lying awake, unable to sleep at night. What does the Bible have to say about breaking free from the unhelpful patterns and habits that can keep us imprisoned and weary? For four weeks this November, we’re going to engage a conversation about some common threats to our mental health and well-being, and how we can arm ourselves with the right weapons to fight for our freedom.

2020 has been A YEAR, and it’s not over yet. Our country and our world are experiencing division, polarizing perspectives and challenges in almost every arena: from politics to public health, from the economy to matters of faith. If you’re asking yourself, “What would Jesus do right now? What would He say to this person…or type back in response to that comment?” then you’re in good company. Jesus didn’t call everyone to agree on everything, but He did command those who follow Him to be united and identified by unconditional love. Join us in October as we explore ways to utilize helpful talking points and practices to help us communicate God’s unconditional love to our friends, families and communities—even when we don’t see eye to eye.