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The Goodness of God

The Goodness of God

Written by: Trey Comstock
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Every week, Pastor Trey and Pastor Emily talk about Scripture and what it means to try and be the Church in the 21st Century.

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Episodes
  • Acts 2:1-21 (2026)

    Acts 2:1-21 (2026)
    May 21 2026
    It's Pentecost again! Every year, we look at the moment that the Holy Spirit descended and everything changed. It kicked off the age that we still live in, where the Holy Spirit is present, and we can do the same amazing things that we see in Acts of the Apostles. In fact, that's probably why Luke wrote the book at all, so you, a normal person, could look at what all of these other normal people did with the Holy Spirit as their power and feel the pull go to an do likewise.

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    46 mins
  • Acts 1:1-14

    Acts 1:1-14
    May 13 2026
    Jesus gives his core group of disciples some last marching orders, and then, we ascend into the sky. What he wanted them to do was simple: get out there and preach the good news. Christ had been preparing them for this moment the whole time, but he did one last thing that was incredibly important. He got out of the way. He shifted what it meant to be the Body of Christ. It was no longer the body of a man but a body of empowered believers.

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    42 mins
  • Acts 17:22-31

    Acts 17:22-31
    May 5 2026
    In his journeys, Paul finds himself called right into the center of Athenian culture with one opportunity to make his case. Standing before Athens' ruling council, he artfully uses a combination of pieces of Greco-Roman culture to make a convincing and intelligent argument to a group of people who appreciate that exact kind of thing. Paul got to that point because the early church didn't have the option to sit in buildings of their own hoping that a skeptical world will wander in looking for something. He had to go out there and reach the people where they already were.

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    50 mins
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