CCF super senior 2 Seth Smith tells us about the spooky scary skeletons in his closet.
Dispatches from the Exodus: Memento Mori
Derrick reminds us to die.
Wednesdays Without Wednesdays: Elyse Ellis
CCF Intern Elyse Ellis shares with us the struggle of feeling alone but being known by God.
Dispatches from the Exodus: Crying Out to God
Leah takes a look at God’s response to the oppressed (as well as their oppressors).
Wednesdays Without Wednesdays: Mere and Reed
Mere and Reed share their top 10 podcasts they love!
Dispatches from the Exodus: Cumulonimbus Talk
Tyler tells us about the “10 things I hate about… scriptures I heard as a kid.”
Wednesdays Without Wednesdays: Nate Komar
Nate answers some questions that the Humans of CCF asked him.
Dispatches from the Exodus: A Kingdom of What?
Reed asks about the mystery of priesthood.
Wednesdays Without Wednesdays: Mere Gleason
Mere answers 40 questions that the Humans of CCF asked her.
Dispatches from the Exodus: What if the Wolf Had Just Kept the Pig Trapped in that Brick House
Reed tries to carry both the virus and the rest in his body.
Wednesdays Without Wednesdays: Carson Lackey
CCF Senior Carson Lackey talks about the power of bringing Christ to the communities you are already in.
Dispatches from the Exodus: God Spreads a Table in the Wilderness
LeAnn Dent gathers up the mystery.
Wednesdays Without Wednesdays: Paul Gibson
CCF Intern Paul Gibson illustrates how uncertainty can lead us to the certainty of God.
Dispatches from the Exodus: The Roaring Alongside
Derrick explores how to live with God in a world where nothing is ever really certain.
Wednesdays Without Wednesdays: Hailey Rupprecht
CCF Senior Hailey Rupprecht talks about the ways God uses other people to reveal the good within ourselves.
Dispatches from the Exodus: I Know I Am But What Are You?
Derrick considers the beautiful, terrible freedom of God and asks what’s in a name.
Wednesdays Without Wednesdays: A Brief Introduction
Mere and Reed talk about the new Wednesday podcast series we’re doing this semester!
Dispatches from the Exodus: The Normal, Incendiary Days of Our Lives
Reed looks at the burning bush and asks if our focus on the mountaintop has made it hard to hear what’s coming from the bush.
A Dispatch from the Exodus
Reed introduces our house church series Dispatches from the Exodus by looking first at the climax of the Exodus narrative and asking, “Does this story of deliverance and wilderness-wandering have anything to do with the world we find ourselves in right now?”
Philippians 3:1-11
Reed tells us about the ways his golden boyhood was stripped away in order to reorder his misplaced righteousness.