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The College Street Podcast
by Luke DeMarco
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Season 3
Hosea - Week 2
Join us this semester as we walk through the book of Hosea together. Through this study, we will see God's love and passion displayed for his people in ways that call us up into repentance, calls us into his presence, and calls us toward the finished work of Christ. Passage: Hosea 1 Website: https://www.troyfbc.org/
Hosea - Week 1
Join us this semester as we walk through the book of Hosea together. Through this study, we will see God's love and passion displayed for his people in ways that call us up into repentance, calls us into his presence, and calls us toward the finished work of Christ. Passage: Hosea 1 Website: https://www.troyfbc.org/
Season 2
Ruth - Week 2
Towards the end of this fall semester, we are diving into the book of Ruth to discuss the shadows of the Gospel throughout this beautiful little story. We will also take a look at some practical applications for how we can live a godly life amidst a dark and dying world.
Ruth - Week 1
Towards the end of this fall semester, we are diving into the book of Ruth to discuss the shadows of the Gospel throughout this beautiful little story. We will also take a look at some practical applications for how we can live a godly life amidst a dark and dying world.
Season 1
Modern Pharisees - Week 7
In this series for both youth and college, we’ll step into the shoes of the Pharisees—those religious leaders who often found themselves in conflict with Jesus. By exploring their story, we’ll confront the subtle ways pride, legalism, and self-righteousness can creep into our own hearts. But more than that, we’ll discover the invitation Jesus offers: not to perform for God’s approval, but to live in the freedom of His grace.
Modern Pharisees - Week 6
In this series for both youth and college, we’ll step into the shoes of the Pharisees—those religious leaders who often found themselves in conflict with Jesus. By exploring their story, we’ll confront the subtle ways pride, legalism, and self-righteousness can creep into our own hearts. But more than that, we’ll discover the invitation Jesus offers: not to perform for God’s approval, but to live in the freedom of His grace.
Modern Pharisees - Week 5
In this series for both youth and college, we’ll step into the shoes of the Pharisees—those religious leaders who often found themselves in conflict with Jesus. By exploring their story, we’ll confront the subtle ways pride, legalism, and self-righteousness can creep into our own hearts. But more than that, we’ll discover the invitation Jesus offers: not to perform for God’s approval, but to live in the freedom of His grace.
Modern Pharisees - Week 4
In this series for both youth and college, we’ll step into the shoes of the Pharisees—those religious leaders who often found themselves in conflict with Jesus. By exploring their story, we’ll confront the subtle ways pride, legalism, and self-righteousness can creep into our own hearts. But more than that, we’ll discover the invitation Jesus offers: not to perform for God’s approval, but to live in the freedom of His grace.
Modern Pharisees - Week 3
In this series for both youth and college, we’ll step into the shoes of the Pharisees—those religious leaders who often found themselves in conflict with Jesus. By exploring their story, we’ll confront the subtle ways pride, legalism, and self-righteousness can creep into our own hearts. But more than that, we’ll discover the invitation Jesus offers: not to perform for God’s approval, but to live in the freedom of His grace.
Modern Pharisees - Week 2
In this seven-week series for both youth and college, we’ll step into the shoes of the Pharisees—those religious leaders who often found themselves in conflict with Jesus. By exploring their story, we’ll confront the subtle ways pride, legalism, and self-righteousness can creep into our own hearts. But more than that, we’ll discover the invitation Jesus offers: not to perform for God’s approval, but to live in the freedom of His grace.
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