This week, Maplewood is wrapping up our series on the faith story of Gideon–an Old Testament Bible hero who saved his people. But, as Pastor Joe explains, Gideon’s story is a cautionary tale that followers of Jesus need to heed.
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This week at Maplewood, we continue to study the faith journey of Gideon. Pastor Joe explores Judges 7, a pivotal moment for Gideon as he leads his people to overcome their oppressors.
What we do in private informs what we do in public. Pastor Joe unpacks the truth of that statement as Maplewood continues a series exploring the story of Gideon. Gideon was a common person, called by God to save his people. Join us as we continue to study Gideon’s faith journey, taking him from hiding out in a winepress to becoming a hero we talk about generations later.
Gideon had trust issues with God—just like many of us do. This morning, Pastor Joe explores how Gideon grows in faith as he interacts with God. And stick around for the end of the podcast for special music from Pastor Vicki…
This week, Maplewood is beginning a new series examining the story of Gideon, an Old Testament hero, with a story much like ours. Pastor Joe begins the series in Judges 6, as the angel of the Lord finds Gideon in a less than favorable circumstances.
This week, Maplewood wraps up our summer series on the “I Am” statements of Jesus Christ. Pastor Joe explores the implications on our lives of the revelation in John 15, when Jesus says “I Am the True Vine.”
Do you crave confidence in your life? This week, we continue to explore how the identity of Christ informs the identity of His followers. Pastor Joe explains how we gain confidence in Jesus, the Good Shepherd.
Since Jesus is the Bread of Life, his followers are fully satisfied. This week, Pastor Vicki dives into how our relationship with Jesus meets the deepest hunger of our souls.
Maplewood continues to focus on what it means when we read in Scripture that “I am crucified in Christ and I no longer live, but it is Christ who lives in me.” Following Jesus impacts our identity. Today, Pastor Joe explores the impact of what it means when Jesus reveals Himself as the Way, the Truth and the Life.
This week, Maplewood continues to explore how who Jesus says He is impacts the personal identity of those who follow Him. Ed Klett–who has recently embraced a call to ministry–expands on this truth found in John 11: since Jesus says I am the Resurrection and the Life, followers of Jesus have hope for new life right now…and in eternity.
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