Heaven Bound

Jason and Roger kick off a four-part March series called Our Favorite Psalms . In this first episode, one of Roger’s favorites: Psalm 23.

On This Week at Charlestown Road , Jason and Roger revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, “WE (not Me) in the Life of the Church,” digging deeper into the beautiful idea of disciples being “knit together” in love.

Jump start your week with a  Jump Start REWIND , read by Roger Shouse.

Jason and Roger conclude a four-part February series called Taking the Masks Off of Love . In this fourth and final episode: love with boundaries. PREVIOUSLY IN THIS SERIES: Taking the Masks Off of Love Finding the Balance Between Love & Truth Love & Discipline

On This Week at Charlestown Road , Jason and Roger think through Jesus’ warning in Luke 17:32, “Remember Lot’s wife,” and what it still means for us today.

Jump start your week with a  Jump Start REWIND , read by Roger Shouse.

Jason and Roger continue a four-part February series called Taking the Masks Off of Love . In this third episode: love and discipline. PREVIOUSLY IN THIS SERIES: Taking the Masks Off of Love Finding the Balance Between Love & Truth

On This Week at Charlestown Road , Jason and Roger revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, “Lions in the Winter,” digging deeper into the fact that maturity doesn’t make us immune to temptation.

Jump start your week with a  Jump Start REWIND , read by Roger Shouse.

Jason and Roger continue a four-part February series called Taking the Masks Off of Love . In this second episode: the challenge of finding the balance between love and truth. PREVIOUSLY IN THIS SERIES: Taking the Masks Off of Love

On This Week at Charlestown Road , Jason and Roger revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, “WE (not Me),” digging deeper into the process of maturing into a “we” before “me” mindset.

Jump start your week with a  Jump Start REWIND , read by Roger Shouse.

Jason and Roger kick off a four-part February series called Taking the Masks Off of Love .

On This Week at Charlestown Road , Jason and Roger revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, “Spiritual Maintenance for Our Souls,” digging deeper into the importance of slowing down long enough to look, ask, walk, and find.

Jump start your week with a  Jump Start REWIND , read by Roger Shouse.

Jason and Roger conclude a four-part January series on Seasons of Life, Seasons of Faith based on our congregational theme for 2025: Celebrating the Seasons of Faith. In this fourth and episode: the blessings, opportunities, and challenges of Fall.

On This Week at Charlestown Road , Jason and Roger revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, “Growing Up: The Rings of a Mature Walk With God,” digging deeper into the maturing process of a disciple of Christ.

Jump start your week with a  Jump Start REWIND , read by Roger Shouse.

Jason and Roger continue a four-part January series on Seasons of Life, Seasons of Faith based on our congregational theme for 2025: Celebrating the Seasons of Faith. In this third episode: the blessings, opportunities, and challenges of Summer.

On This Week at Charlestown Road , Jason and Roger revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, “The Joy of Winter,” digging deeper into the ways disciples grow into dependability, responsibility, and knowledge–the sort of people who can be counted on.

Jump start your week with a  Jump Start REWIND , read by Roger Shouse.

Jason and Roger continue a four-part January series on Seasons of Life, Seasons of Faith based on our congregational theme for 2025: Celebrating the Seasons of Faith. In this second episode: the blessings, opportunities, and challenges of Spring.

On This Week at Charlestown Road , Jason and Roger revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, “In What Season of Faith Am I?” digging deeper into the development of a disciple.

Jump start your week with a  Jump Start REWIND , read by Roger Shouse.

Jason and Roger kick off a four-part January series on Seasons of Life, Seasons of Faith based on our congregational theme for 2025: Celebrating the Seasons of Faith. In this first episode: the blessings, opportunities, and challenges of Winter.