Roots Student Ministry
Roots Student Ministry Podcast
Student Ministry from Crossroads Church in Camarillo, CA
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Dec 21, 2023
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Episodes
6. I Have Questions: Do words really matter? 30.11.2020 23:05
Words really are powerful and they have the potential to hurt others. As Christ followers, we are called to build people up with our words. We need to plant kindness, selflessness, and humility so that we can grow a positive view of others (as people loved and made in God's image!) and speak to them in a loving way.
5. I Have Questions: You never win an argument if you lose the relationship 23.11.2020 29:59
We all get in arguments. Some of us may even be masters at winning them. But it's never good if you win an argument but you lose the relationship with the person you were arguing with. The argument may last for a season, but the relationship could last way longer.
4: Family Matters: It matters to have more people than your family 16.11.2020 33:35
God provides us with a Church family who can spur us on to be better. Today we talk about the story of David and Johnathan and the friendship that became more like family.
3: Family Matters: When your family changes, your mindset matters 09.11.2020 26:35
Family change is the hardest change. But it doesn't always have to be difficult. Your mindset and how you view the change matters. It's important to look at the bigger picture.
2: Family Matters: Your family matters even when it's fractured. 02.11.2020 38:57
Week 2 of our Family Matters Series.
1: Family Matters: When it comes to your faith and your family, love matters most 26.10.2020 31:28
Week 1 of our Family Matters Series.
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