The For Where You Are Podcast Chapelstreet Church

On the finale of The For Where You Are Podcast, Joe, Brian, Sterling, and Andrew discuss Esther as a woman of valor. They talk about her courage, bravery, and faith throughout the story, as well as the meaning behind the famous words, "For such a time as this". They also discuss God's activity in the book and their takeaways from the Women of Valor series. Plus: "Joe Wants to Know" their thoughts as the podcast comes to an end.

On this episode, Joe, Brian, and Sterling discuss Rahab as a woman of valor. They talk about Rahab's unlikely origins as a hero of faith and her willingness to live out her beliefs, no matter the cost. They also share some thoughts on the legacy that faith can leave- in Rahab's story, and in ours. Plus: "Joe Wants to Know" the movie character they'd most like to be.

On this episode, Joe, Sterling, and Andrew discuss Hagar as a woman of valor. They talk about the remarkable faith that Hagar displays and the encouragement of God finding, hearing, and seeing her in her pain. They also share different ways to read and think about difficult parts of the Bible. Then, Joe gives an update on the state of the podcast going forward. Plus: "Joe Wants to Know" the things they want an unlimited supply of.

On this episode, Joe, Andrew, and Libby discuss Ruth as a woman of valor. They talk about Ruth's story, her courageous faith, and the example she sets in her everyday acts of faithfulness. They also explore the ripple effect of obedience to God and the legacy that Ruth leaves. Plus: "Joe Wants to Know" their advice to their high school selves.

On this episode, Joe, Brian, and Blake discuss Jonah and the mercy of God from Jonah 4. They talk about the way Jonah's story ends and break down their biggest takeaways from the Jonah series. They also share some thoughts about how to identify bitterness and what to do about it. Plus: "Joe Wants to Know" their favorite specific sports teams of all time.

On this episode, Joe, Brian, and Sterling discuss Jonah and the pursuit of God from Jonah 1-2. They talk about the questions people bring to Jonah's story and the surprising lessons about God- and ourselves- that can be found. They also explore the place mercy has in the story, and our tendency to receive grace more than we offer it. Plus: "Joe Wants to Know" about the things they have yet to experience.