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The Town Church is a church in Fort Collins, Colorado. We gather on Sunday mornings at 2112 E Harmony Road in Fort Collins. Join us as we learn to live in light of the gospel of Jesus Christ as taught in God's Word. For more information visit our web site - www.thetownchurch.org
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The Town and Country Podcast: 2 Churches...1 Mission

Immanuel Lutheran Church - Cedar Falls, IA

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”The Town and Country Podcast: 2 Churches...1 Mission” is a cooperative podcast from Immanuel Lutheran Church in Cedar Falls and St. John’s Lutheran Church in Reinbeck, IA. These two churches share a unique partnership in the Cedar Valley as they cooperate with one another to share the Good News of Jesus Christ.
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The Town Church / Greeley

The Town Church / Greeley

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The Town Church / Greeley was formerly an Acts 29 church plant located in Greeley, Colorado, planted in 2017 and closed in late 2022. This podcast is a collection and archive of sermons from pastors & speakers at the church over the years. For more information or to be connected with the planting church, The Town Church / Fort Collins, please visit https://thetownchurch.org/
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2 Samuel 20 looks at three different types of people: the worthless or rebellious, the seemingly faithful, and the faithful. How do we see those categories play out in the world today? What do expressions of false faithfulness look like? Can we think of times when we tend to be inconsistent in our own character? Bonus: Betty brings the best podcast…
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In this episode of the "The Town and Country Podcast", Pastor Kapanka and Pastor Richter continue the series "Living Lutheran", focusing on Luther's Small Catechism and how we can use it in our daily lives. This series is running in conjunction with another series of the "Town and Country Podcast" entitled "Ask the Pastors" in which the pastors ans…
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2 Samuel 20 begins with a rebellion against David and ends with a glimpse of who has remained faithful to him. Throughout the passage, we also see men who seem faithful to the king, when in reality their loyalties lie elsewhere. This inconsistency in character challenges us look inward and consider what our fruit reveals about the abundance of our …
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In this new episode of the "The Town and Country Podcast", Pastor Kapanka and Pastor Richter continue the series entitled "Ask the Pastors" which the pastors answer your questions about living life as a Christian in today's world. This series is running in conjunction with another series of the "Town and Country Podcast" entitled "Living Lutheran" …
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Another special guest joins us as we explore more of 2 Samuel and its characters. How have we seen David change throughout these past couple of weeks? What do we learn about Joab's character, and how does he contribute to the changes in David? As we continue pushing through heavy passages, where can we look for hope?…
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Guided by Proverbs 19:21, the sermon led us to see that despite the many plans man might make, God's purposes will always stand. We continue that conversation in this week's AfterWord by exploring a few questions: Does this Proverb elicit comfort or fear? How can we hold plans our own plans loosely? What does it look like to submit to and discern g…
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This week, we examine the characteristics of the two central figures of this passage: Absalom and David. What can we observe about their character from the text, and what can we learn through them? Additionally, we learn what Jon's favorite condiment is (hint: it's not generally identified as a condiment)!…
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In this episode of the "The Town and Country Podcast", Pastor Kapanka and Pastor Richter continue the series "Living Lutheran", focusing on Luther's Small Catechism and how we can use it in our daily lives. This series is running in conjunction with another series of the "Town and Country Podcast" entitled "Ask the Pastors" in which the pastors ans…
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This week, we continue to examine the effects of sin on David and his family. How can we zoom out enough to see the long-term consequences of sin in our own lives? What does redemption and hope look like in situations that we may never understand? We recognize that the heaviness of these chapters may speak directly into your own story. If you find …
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David, the king anointed and established by God, makes a series of decisions that are displeasing in the eyes of the Lord. Through David's sin, we see the Lord's loving discipline and His work of redemption in David's life. This passage opens our eyes to the reality of our own sin and points us toward the ultimate redemption accomplished through Ch…
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In this new episode of the "The Town and Country Podcast", Pastor Kapanka and Pastor Richter begin another new series entitled "Ask the Pastor" which the pastors answer your questions about living life as a Christian in today's world. This series is running in conjunction with another series of the "Town and Country Podcast" entitled "Living Luther…
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David desires to set up Jerusalem as the capital city as well as the worship city for the people of God. God has created us to worship him - and all of life points us to him. This week we discuss the seriousness of the worship of God. What stands in your way of worshiping God? What helps you as you continue to pursue the worship of God, and in what…
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In this episode of the "The Town and Country Podcast", Pastor Kapanka and Pastor Richter continue the series "Living Lutheran", focusing on Luther's Small Catechism and how we can use it in our daily lives. This series is running in conjunction with another series of the "Town and Country Podcast" entitled "Ask the Pastors" in which the pastors ans…
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This week, we explore what it looks like to live in the tension of knowing God is sovereign in a broken, sinful world. What are ways we see God's Word leveraged for our gain in our own culture? How do we stand firm on theological truths while still being sensitive to the needs of others? BONUS: Vince is back!…
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In this new episode of the "The Town and Country Podcast", Pastor Kapanka and Pastor Richter begin another new series entitled "Ask the Pastor" which the pastors answer your questions about living life as a Christian in today's world. This series is running in conjunction with another series of the "Town and Country Podcast" entitled "Living Luther…
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In this week's AfterWord, we enter into 2 Samuel by discussing relationships, forgiveness, and God's sovereignty. How have we seen God teach us through sin, pain, or relationships? How have we personally cultivated deep relationships? What has pursuing forgiveness looked like in our own lives?저자 The Town Church
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This week, we examine how a perfectly holy God brings forth His judgement upon sin. Some questions were: What does engaging the lost look like in your life? How do you consider God's justice? Is there a difference between justice and fairness? What are ways you have personally seen the devastating effects of sin?…
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In this episode of the "The Town and Country Podcast", Pastor Kapanka and Pastor Richter continue the series "Living Lutheran", focusing on Luther's Small Catechism and how we can use it in our daily lives. This series is running in conjunction with another series of the "Town and Country Podcast" entitled "Ask the Pastors" in which the pastors ans…
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This week, another guest joins us as we consider God's faithfulness in 1 Samuel 29-30. Some questions for application: How has God's faithfulness shown up in unexpected ways in your life? How do you see God's faithfulness in your life right now? Which of the four subpoints (God's faithfulness in the unexpected, anguish, rejoicing, and in unconditio…
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Today, we are joined by a special guest as we discuss 1 Samuel 28. We discuss some of the details of the passage and narrow in on two main application questions: How have you handled it in the past when you felt God was silent? When God seems silent and you are desperate, to whom or what do you tend to turn? AND: Which animal is more frightening, a…
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After what seems like endless pursuit from Saul, we see David grow weary of doing good, leading him to seek refuge amongst the Philistines. Rather than continuing in faithfulness, his endurance wavers. Where do we see the call to endure in our own lives? How do we actively fight against giving up when we grow weary?…
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In this new episode of the "The Town and Country Podcast", Pastor Kapanka and Pastor Richter begin another new series entitled "Ask the Pastor" which the pastors answer your questions about living life as a Christian in today's world. This series is running in conjunction with another series of the "Town and Country Podcast" entitled "Living Luther…
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This week, the AfterWord takes on the great outdoors, so prepare yourself for traffic sounds and bicycle bells! As we enjoy the sunshine, we discuss the heart of David in both chapters and take some time to reflect on the character of Abigail, a hero in this story. We also consider a few questions for application: How do you discern if God is speak…
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Join us this week as we unpack 1 Samuel 22-23 and discuss what it looks like to sit in seasons of waiting. ALSO: Reach out if you are up to the challenge of taking Vince on in a game of tetherball! Questions for application: Are you currently waiting for God to answer a certain prayer in your own life? Why do we struggle to ask God questions and wa…
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In this episode of the "The Town and Country Podcast", Pastor Kapanka and Pastor Richter begin another new series on "Living Lutheran", focusing on Luther's Small Catechism and how we can use it in our daily lives.저자 Immanuel Lutheran Church - Cedar Falls, IA
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In 1 Samuel 21, we see a beautiful picture of the gospel and God's mercy toward sinners. David, the "hero" of the story, fears man rather than God, and this lack of trust leads him toward sin and its consequences. In His kindness, God rescues David, reminding us of God's grace toward us through Christ, the true hero of Scripture.…
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1 Samuel 18-20 marks the turning point in David's relationship with Saul, resulting in events that seem like a major detour between David's anointing and eventual reign as king. However, we know that this "in-between" season is still a piece of God's overall plan, and David's example teaches us how to live in the midst of waiting.…
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In 1 Samuel 17, we see David's anger over Goliath's opposition to the Living God, and he defeats Goliath for the glory and honor of God. How do we respond to the things in our own culture that directly oppose God? How does dwelling on the details of our lives cause us to overlook the greater picture of God's glory?…
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