Heaven Bound

On This Week at Charlestown Road , Jason and Roger revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, “The Declaration of the Expanse,” digging deeper into Psalm 8 and the ways creation continues to humble us and communicate to us.

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

Jason and Roger continue a five-part November series on LEGACY . In this third episode, we dig into how to keep legacy going. PREVIOUSLY IN THIS SERIES: The Value of Legacy The Principle of the Baton

On This Week at Charlestown Road , Jason and Roger revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, “What Shall Be the Outcome of These Things?” digging deeper into what the God “who declares the end from the beginning” has revealed to us on a variety of topics.

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

Jason and Roger continue a five-part November series on LEGACY . In this second episode, we dig into the principle of the baton. PREVIOUSLY IN THIS SERIES: The Value of Legacy

On This Week at Charlestown Road , Jason and Roger revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, The Trouble With Self , exploring the facts that following Jesus isn’t always convenient, comes with consequences, and involves more than talk.

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

Jason and Roger kick off a five-part November series on LEGACY . In this first episode, we dig into what legacy is, where it shows up in the Bible, and why it’s valuable.

On This Week at Charlestown Road , Jason and Roger revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, If You Were a Christian in Ancient Rome… , digging deeper into the choices disciples must make, whatever the era, whatever the empire.

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

Jason and Roger conclude a two-part October series called “Changing Seasons.” In this second episode, we dig into the changes of our spiritual lives. PREVIOUSLY IN THIS SERIES: Constants in Our Spiritual Lives

On This Week at Charlestown Road , Jason and Roger revisit Sunday’s sermons on singing, digging deeper into how disciples of Jesus are the temple, the sacrifices, the priests, and the instruments of the new covenant.

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

A brief note from Jason about a two-week fall break. We’ll be back, Lord willing, on Monday, October 21!

Jason and Roger kick off an October series called “Changing Seasons.” In this first episode, we dig into some constants of the spiritual life.

On This Week at Charlestown Road , Jason and Roger revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, Intersections: Three Questions That Matter , digging deeper into what ought to happen when our own wills intersect with the will of our Creator.

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

Jason and Roger conclude a four-part series called “Our Favorite Hymns.” In this fourth episode, we dig into one of Jason’s favorites: I Could Not Do Without You. PREVIOUSLY IN THIS SERIES: Footprints of Jesus Jesus, Draw Me Ever Nearer Thank You, Lord

On This Week at Charlestown Road , Jason and Roger revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, The Unknown God Who Wants to Be Known , digging deeper into Paul’s sermon in Acts 17, the importance of knowing your audience, and how to help the people around us who don’t know the God who wants to be found and known.

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

Jason and Roger continue a four-part series called “Our Favorite Hymns.” In this third episode, we dig into one of Roger’s favorites: Thank You, Lord. PREVIOUSLY IN THIS SERIES: Footprints of Jesus Jesus, Draw Me Ever Nearer

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

Jason and Roger continue a four-part series called “Our Favorite Hymns.” In this second episode, we dig into one of Jason’s favorites: Jesus, Draw Me Ever Nearer. PREVIOUSLY IN THIS SERIES: Footprints of Jesus

On This Week at Charlestown Road , Jason and Roger revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, The Long Thread of God’s Grace , digging deeper into Paul’s sermon in Acts 13 and the question God continues to raise: “What will you do with my grace?”