At Home The Podcast

Rob and Kris Henschen join Chris and Angie in the studio to discuss the process of waiting for the Lord to move. Waiting on the Lord to work is an essential aspect of our faith journey. It requires patience, trust, and surrendering our own desires and plans to His perfect timing. While waiting can often feel frustrating and uncertain, it is in these moments that we have the opportunity to deepen o...

Many of us are huge fans of athletics. However, this question needs to be asked: Are sports a fan of the family? There can be a lot of wins for families in the area of sports and athletics. On the other hand, some of the losses are significant and get us to question if it was even worth it. Let’s take a look at a few things that can help bring balance and perspective when it comes to the fam...

The foundation of a spiritually healthy home is a spiritually healthy marriage. As great as that might sound, why does that seem so hard to achieve in our culture today? What does it mean to have a spiritually healthy marriage? Is something like this even realistic? Join the conversation as Dustin, Chris, Angie, and Brant tackle these questions and more! @Home BLOG: Marriage

In today’s fast-paced and complex world, mental health has emerged as a critical subject of concern. It is not limited to individuals alone but deeply impacts families as well. Families play a fundamental role in maintaining and promoting mental well-being. @HOME BLOG: Mental Health

Technology is literally everywhere. Our homes are infested with this stuff! Devices are in our pockets, on our wrists, attached to our walls, and some items have even made it into our showers! It’s a culture of convenience, isn’t it? It’s so easy to overindulge ourselves with the endless possibilities of making our lives easier. It’s hard! It’s the world we live in, so how do we navigate through t...

Everyone of us can agree that FAMILY MATTERS . Family was God’s idea that He created, designed and blessed for the purpose of multiplication and discipleship. This is storied throughout the Bible, and seen and modeled in both the church and the home.

As you are “on your way” today, our team at Wakarusa Missionary Church wants to encourage you to make the most out of every opportunity you are given. We challenge you to be confident and vulnerable all at the same time! Why? Because Jesus commands that we share the truth, and sometimes that means sharing the messy parts of our own journey.

What is your basis for risk? The team at WakyMC describes trusting in Jesus Christ, having confidence to obey Jesus’ commands, and being the messenger of the Gospel message as key elements to our ability to risk. Taking a risk for the sake of the Kingdom was not a suggestion. It’s what we are commanded to do! Take a step. Find the ONE in your life who doesn’t know Jesus, and show...

The four main reasons Christians don’t risk everything for the sake of the kingdom: We don’t care about people who don’t know Jesus. It’s not a priority to us. We feel we are not competent enough to talk about our faith. We are afraid. Join Chris, Angie, and Brant as they unpack this topic of RISK and why Christ followers are playing it safe in today’s world.

Chris, Brant, and Tyler sit down to discuss Matthew 27 and all that went into Barabbas’ release and Jesus being sentenced to death by crucifixion. There are so many symbolic moments in this chapter that point back to the beginning of mankind and towards the future salvation we have in Christ!

Pastor Chris has just started a three week sermon series leading up to Easter Sunday. Week one of this series was titled “The Weight”. As we look back in scripture and consider the amount of pressure Jesus was under, (literally the weight of the world) we begin to understand the significance of Judas’ betrayal, the last supper, Peter’s denial, and Gethsemane. Tune in as Chr...

Chris and Angie sat down with a return guest, Deanna Doctor, Director of Counseling at Michiana Biblical Counseling Center. Deanna hits on the current state of marriages in the church and why prayer makes a difference. Take a listen as she provides praying “roles” of each spouse and practical ideas for your prayer time.

Earl Smith joins the team at Wakarusa Missionary Church to recap his Sunday Sermon titled “The Wall”. Earl takes an instructional approach as he uses a wall to illustrate the sin that separates us from God. The good news is that Jesus took that sin to the cross and now we have the opportunity for complete restoration through confession and repentance!

Ready. Set. Wait! Dustin Eby joins the show to discuss the importance of waiting. In the midst of all chaos and our fleshly desire for convivence, Dustin paints a beautiful picture of what patience can look like in our lives. “Don’t waste the waiting.” That’s his challenge to listeners! Patience isn’t something that is developed overnight. It’s a process! Someti...

As the Rooted Series comes to an end, the team at WakyMC reminds listeners that Jesus will return someday! As Christ followers, we all know how magnificent Heaven will be, yet we deceive ourselves into thinking that this world and the things we want to accomplish are greater and worth holding onto. Our prayer, like the Apostle Peter, is that the body of Christ would make every effort to add to its...

Leaning on God and obeying Him in the midst of uncertainty is hard! Eric walks us through the process of planting a church. Furthermore, he vulnerably shares his personal journey of saying yes to God and walking by faith in a world of unknowns!

Don’t grow complacent in your walk with the Lord! 2 Peter 3 states that Jesus is patient in His return for our sake! Don’t grow weary; He is coming back! We have to live life with some urgency, and we have to be willing to go through the suffering and trials in order to stimulate our spiritual growth. When our day comes, and we are standing before our King, we’ll fully understand...

Chris, Angie, and Brant challenge listeners to test the “truths” that are being sold to our world today. If the Bible is God’s word, and if we believe it to be our source of truth, then everything must be measured against the word of God! How should Christ followers test false doctrine, false claims, and false teachers? Join the At Home team as they share five ways to do just tha...

What is truth? What are we using to measure this truth? Join us as we have a “coffee shop” discussion over biblical doctrine, indoctrination, and the importance of knowing why you believe what you believe! (Sunday Sermon) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjYqAMe7zW8 (Sunday Sermon Notes) http://bible.com/events/49022550

In a world that values so much of what’s next, Chris, Angie, and Brant speak to the importance of remembering what got us here in the first place. The Apostle Peter urges Christ followers to remember the message. Not only does he want them to remember it, he urges them to share the Good News and to leave a legacy which points others to Christ. If we as humans are so apt to forget, then we mu...

On this special bonus episode, we sit down with Dawn Payne to discuss our role in personal identity and the blueprint we create for the next generation. In this conversation, Dawn gives practical advice to parents and individuals on how we can reframe our mindset when putting labels on ourselves and others. Brant Nine, Executive Leader at WakyMC, also joins the conversation to provide relevant con...

This week, Angie and Chris discuss week two of our Rooted sermon series. Just as we take supplements to maximize our physical health, the Apostle Peter calls followers of Jesus to supplement their faith with seven critical characteristics. All that and more on today’s episode.

Chris Knight and Angie Brenneman return to the studio, launching Season 3 of the At Home with WakyMC podcast. Today they kick off the season with part one of a conversation surrounding our current sermon series entitled Rooted.

On this episode, we wade into the waters of what’s rolling around in Chris, Joel, and Angie’s brains…scary stuff for sure! By the end of the conversation, there seems to be a common thread uniting their thoughts, which is an added bonus!

E Pluribus Unum … Out of Many, One. This phrase is emblazoned upon our currency and has been used in a variety of ways throughout our nations history. With a reminder of unity in so many places, why do we see so little of it in practice today? What is the Church’s call when it comes to unity and how do we live it out in our current day?