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Digging Deeper - Hope Missionary Church
Digging Deeper is a podcast from Hope Missionary Church in Wells County, Indiana. Digging Deeper is intended to be a companion resource to the weekend services at Hope Missionary Church where we dig into sermons by discussing questions that help us apply scripture to our every day lives.
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8. Okt 2026
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Digging Deeper #5: Belonging and Believing. 12.09.2024 20:21
On today's episode, Chris and Ross discuss part 1 of our new two-week series, Better Together.
Digging Deeper #4: Missy Brown and Speaking the Truth in Love. 05.09.2024 35:48
This week on Digging Deeper, Chris and Ross sit down with Missy Brown, one of Hope's supported missionaries. Today, we'll discuss Missy's upcoming mission work, as well as the conclusion of our "Words" sermon series.
Digging Deeper #3: Harnessing the power of words - a conversation with Leah Gerber. 29.08.2024 30:10
This week on Digging Deeper, Chris and Ross discuss part 3 of our "Words" sermon series along with special guest Leah Gerber. Leah is the director of BU@HMC, a local extension site of Bethel University that meets right here at Hope. To learn more about BU@HMC, visit https://hope4thefamily.com/buathmc/.
Digging Deeper #2: Words, Tattoos, and Baptism Sunday! 22.08.2024 23:27
This week on Digging Deeper, Chris and Ross discuss Baptism Sunday, and part 2 of our new "Words" series.
Podcast Pilot: The Power of Words 14.08.2024 28:12
In today's episode of Digging Deeper, Chris and Ross sit down to discuss the first message of our new sermon series: Words.
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