ChoirTalks

ChoirTalks

Religion EN ↓ 206 episodes

I am a Worship Pastor in Madison, MS. Each week I share scripture with my choir that God has highlighted during my daily Bible study. I hope to strengthen and encourage my folks in choir. I hope you'll find encouragement here too!

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ChoirTalks

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Religion

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Latest episode

Sep 13, 2024

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Episodes

Choir Talks Episode 5 - 1st Cor. 1:17-31 12.09.2019

In this week's episode we read that God chooses "weakness."

Choir Talks Episode 4 - John 14 03.09.2019

In John 14, Jesus gives his disciples 6 assurances to equip them for difficult times that they are about to experience. I think these 6 statements from Jesus are powerful and helpful for any believer who is going thru uncertain times.

Choir Talks Episode 3 Philippians 1:6 29.08.2019

This week I focused on a great verse, Philippians 1:6. It makes me ask the question "what is God teaching me right now?"

Welcome To Choir Talks 22.08.2019

short description of this podcast.

Choir Talks Episode 2 - Ezekiel 11:19 22.08.2019

Episode 2 is a talk about Ezekial 11:19 where God promises to restore His people and give them a "heart of flesh."

Choir Talks Episode 1 - Isaiah 40:26 17.08.2019

"Look to the heavens" - Isaiah 40:26 devotional thought. Isaiah 40 is such a beautiful chapter. As God is calling His people back to Himself, He wants them to know His greatness. He calls them to experience Him as worshippers.

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