GROW Group Podcast

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GROW Group Podcast equips you to understand Scripture and fosters Biblical discussion through relational Grow Groups. Launching with a 12-week Anchored series on core doctrines, this ongoing podcast helps build a strong foundation of faith.

  1. 5h ago

    Freedom - Week 8

    If you want to follow along with our Bible study the Freedom book is available on⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Amazon⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Freedom Week Eight: Growing in Grace and Living as Citizens of Heaven What does it mean to work out your salvation—and how do you move forward when you have failed? In Week Eight of Freedom, Pastor Joey and the GROW Cast crew explore the end of Philippians 2 and chapter 3. Joey explains how GROW Groups help people walk with Jesus through daily readings, conversation and accountability. That daily walk frames Philippians 2:12–18. The team discusses working out salvation as growing in what God has given, with His power enabling obedience. They challenge grumbling, self-interest and a view of relationships built around getting something in return. Personal stories bring the cost of obedience into focus, including Joey’s memory of giving away his last $20 as a college student. Philippians 3 then shifts attention from religious credentials to knowing Christ. Joey shares how Paul’s call to forget what lies behind and press forward helped him return to God after running from his calling. The discussion of repentance moves beyond feeling sorry to changing direction, asking forgiveness and making things right with people affected by our sin. The episode closes by asking where our security rests and whether our ambitions reflect our citizenship in heaven. The invitation is to live what we already know and keep following Jesus. KEY TAKEAWAYS • Grow from the salvation God gives. The crew explains “work out your salvation” as a call to maturity. Practice daily surrender, trusting God’s work in you as you learn to obey. • Replace grumbling with sacrificial service. Notice when your attitude depends on getting your way. Follow Paul’s example of pouring himself out for others and finding joy in their growth. • Obey even when the next step feels costly. Bring your fears to God and respond to His direction. Let trust in Him shape your choices instead of making comfort or control your highest priority. • Let repentance change your direction. Turn back to God, ask forgiveness from those you have hurt and make amends where needed. Accept responsibility while recognizing that you cannot control another person’s response. • Live from your citizenship in heaven. Put your confidence in Christ rather than possessions, status or religious history. Practice the truth you already understand while continuing to grow. EPISODE GUIDE 00:00 Welcome & opening banter00:52 Reflections from the Holy Land03:36 How GROW Groups work05:43 Growing together & making disciples07:41 Working out your salvation10:23 Growing in what God has given12:10 Grumbling as a sign of immaturity13:30 From self-interest to sacrificial living14:16 Obedience when security feels uncertain15:41 Joey’s story of giving his last $2019:53 Reading grace & faith in cultural context21:44 Caring for others out of love23:23 Knowing Christ beyond religious credentials24:45 Leaving the past & pressing forward27:20 What genuine repentance requires28:52 The prodigal son’s return30:50 Restitution, consequences & reconciliation34:00 Zacchaeus & a changed life35:57 Earthly appetites & heavenly citizenship39:52 Where do you place your security?41:12 Living up to what you already know44:13 Prayer requests & family updates47:06 Closing prayer48:02 Farewell & next week

  2. Oct 26

    Freedom - Week 7

    If you want to follow along with our Bible study the Freedom book is available on⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Amazon⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Freedom Week Seven: Standing Firm and Living with Christ’s Humility How do we stand firm in faith while putting others first? In Week Seven of Freedom, Pastor Joey and the GROW Cast crew revisit spiritual warfare before moving into Philippians 1–2. They connect daily dependence on God with reflecting Jesus in relationships and service. Returning to the armor of God, the team discusses deception, division and the importance of guarding what shapes our thinking. Joey cautions against treating every difficulty as demonic while encouraging believers to take spiritual conflict seriously. Scripture, prayer, accountability and life under Christ’s lordship become central to standing firm with confidence. Paul’s outlook in prison provides a bridge into Philippians. Despite uncertainty about his future, he remains focused on Christ and the growth of others. The crew reflects on his prayer for love and discernment, the Spirit’s continuing power and the danger of trying to put faith on autopilot. Philippians 2 brings the focus to Jesus’ humility, servanthood and obedience to the cross. Through reflections on worship, community and a church member’s generous help with a broken-down vehicle, the team shows what putting others first can look like. The invitation is to remember grace, pursue unity and notice the needs God places around you. KEY TAKEAWAYS • Stand firm in God’s truth. Learn Scripture, believe it and apply it when temptation or deception challenges you. Stay alert without assuming every setback is a spiritual attack. • Build honest accountability. Reflect on what you are feeding in your faith, relationships and flesh. Share struggles with trusted believers who will pray with you and help you stay grounded. • Keep depending on the Spirit. Spiritual maturity requires an ongoing walk with Christ. Let prayer, Scripture and worship shape your response to conflict, uncertainty and frustration. • Adopt Christ’s humility. Follow His example of sacrificial service by valuing others and considering their interests. Ask where pride or convenience is keeping you from being present for someone. • Turn concern into practical help. Pay attention to needs around you and be willing to give time, effort or resources. Pursue unity through the everyday care that makes church feel like family. EPISODE GUIDE 00:00 Welcome & opening banter01:31 Revisiting spiritual warfare03:42 Accountability & three questions05:32 Countering deception and division07:17 Strongholds & the battle for the mind10:45 Standing firm with God’s Word13:44 The shield of faith & standing together14:46 Belief, submission & Christ’s lordship15:19 Christ’s victory & ongoing temptation18:26 Paul’s faith and outlook in prison20:02 Praying for love & discernment20:42 The Spirit as a continuing source of power22:44 Growth beyond spiritual autopilot25:07 Philippians 2: The mindset of Christ26:24 Christ’s humility, obedience & exaltation29:38 Representing Jesus in everyday life30:48 Worship that keeps truth in view32:19 Worship, Scripture & prayer33:11 Grace, unity & practical humility35:23 Noticing the needs around you36:27 Church family & practical generosity38:50 Continuing to surrender to Jesus40:13 The cross & a life that shares Christ42:27 Closing prayer43:23 Week Eight invitation & farewell

  3. Oct 19

    Freedom - Week 6

    If you want to follow along with our Bible study the Freedom book is available on⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Amazon⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Freedom Week Six: Faith at Home and Strength for the Battle What does walking in the Spirit look like when you get home? In Week Six of Freedom, Chip joins Barry, Brandon and Pastor Joey to finish Ephesians 5–6. From marriage and parenting to work and spiritual warfare, the crew explores how faith shapes everyday responsibilities. The conversation begins with mutual submission, sacrificial love and the responsibilities of husbands, wives and parents. The team discusses marriage as a partnership that requires both spouses to pursue Christ, with particular attention to a husband’s responsibility to love as Jesus loves the church. At the center is a practical picture of abiding: being in the Word and allowing the Word to be in you. Brandon reflects on how daily Scripture reading has helped his marriage, while Joey challenges the tendency to treat spiritual growth as a checklist. Ephesians 6 turns the discussion toward spiritual warfare, temptation and the armor of God. The crew considers competing influences, patterns of sin and the importance of accountability, then shares personal experiences they understand as spiritual conflict. The episode closes with an emphasis on renewing the mind through truth, using Scripture and prayer, and staying connected to Christ in the battles of daily life. KEY TAKEAWAYS • Bring your faith into your closest relationships. Look for practical ways to serve, listen and put another person’s needs ahead of your preferences. Let Christ’s sacrificial love shape your responsibilities at home. • Make abiding a daily practice. Read Scripture with the desire to receive and apply it. Ask how God’s Word should change your reactions, choices and conversations today. • Invest consistently in your family. Spiritual growth and healthy relationships require attention. Train your children toward maturity, consider how they receive your care and avoid provoking them unnecessarily. • Seek support when temptation becomes a pattern. The crew distinguishes resisting temptation from dismantling an established stronghold. Invite trusted believers to provide accountability and encouragement as you return to God’s Word. • Renew your mind with God’s truth. Remember who you are in Christ when discouragement or temptation pulls you away. Keep Scripture and prayer central to how you respond. EPISODE GUIDE 00:00 Welcome & opening banter01:12 Chip’s journey through Greece & Turkey03:11 Introducing Ephesians 5–605:20 Mutual submission & reverence for Christ07:57 Submission, service & responsibility09:04 Marriage as a team & children’s obedience11:49 Training children to respond13:19 Loving through the Holy Spirit16:01 Scripture’s influence on marriage18:01 Abiding: In the Word, the Word in you21:56 Spiritual leadership & family responsibility24:37 Sacrificial love & consistent effort27:07 Parenting, work & avoiding exasperation29:19 Spiritual warfare & competing voices34:25 Recognizing the enemy’s schemes36:35 Temptation, strongholds & accountability38:23 Personal stories of spiritual conflict40:50 The battle for the mind42:07 Daily renewal through God’s truth43:14 Rediscovering the refreshment of Scripture44:39 The Word of God & prayer46:54 Prayer requests48:33 Closing prayer49:14 Next week & farewell

  4. Oct 12

    Freedom - Week 5

    If you want to follow along with our Bible study the Freedom book is available on⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Amazon⁠⁠⁠⁠. Freedom Week Five: Prayer, Unity, and Growing in Christ Are you learning more about God—or learning to know Him? In Week Five of Freedom, Pastor Joey, Barry, Brandon and Jeremy explore Ephesians 3–4 and the opening of chapter 5. The conversation explores prayer, spiritual maturity and letting Christ live through us. Paul’s prayer focuses on what only God can give: inner strength, a heart rooted in love and a knowledge of Christ that reaches beyond facts. Joey shares his own struggles with prayer as the team discusses surrender, the Lord’s Prayer and approaching the Father with confidence. The conversation distinguishes reacting to a crisis from praying proactively for intimacy, growth and God’s work in others. It also explores the church’s role in helping believers mature. Leaders equip the body for service, while every believer has a mission in the places God has put them. Are we helping people learn to depend on God? An Elvis illustration highlights the difference between knowing facts and knowing a person, while yardwork offers a picture of the ongoing care a daily walk with Jesus requires. The crew closes with unity, new life and identity in Christ. Barry then prays Paul’s prayer over the group and listeners, asking God to make His love and power real in their lives. KEY TAKEAWAYS • Pray for growth before a crisis comes. Bring your needs to God, and also ask Him to deepen your love, strengthen your faith and work in others. Let His glory and will shape your requests. • Depend on the Spirit’s power. Spiritual disciplines help you make room for God’s work. Practice daily surrender through prayer, Scripture and worship, trusting Him to produce what effort alone cannot. • Accept your place in ministry. Church leaders equip believers to serve, and every believer is called to represent Jesus. Look for opportunities in your workplace, relationships and everyday responsibilities. • Pursue a relationship that changes your conduct. Move beyond collecting facts about God. Ask Him to shape your honesty, anger and speech, and stay connected to people who help you grow. • Protect the unity you share in Christ. Unity allows different gifts and roles within one body. Practice humility, patience and gentleness, living from your identity as a beloved child of God. EPISODE GUIDE 00:00 Welcome, guest Jeremy & opening banter03:51 Week Five & the Ephesians recap05:37 Paul’s calling & ministry to the Gentiles07:38 Praying for strength, love & fullness09:25 What only the Holy Spirit can do11:12 Spiritual disciplines & struggles with prayer14:18 The Lord’s Prayer: God’s glory first15:06 Reactive and proactive prayer16:28 Surrender & confident access to God20:19 Living worthy of your calling21:46 Leaders as gifts to the church23:29 Equipping believers for service27:16 Helping disciples grow to maturity30:09 Putting off the old way of life31:05 Knowing God beyond knowing facts32:56 Turning Scripture into prayer34:15 Ongoing trust & daily abiding37:04 Growing together in community38:54 Preserving unity in Christ40:26 One body & new life now42:35 Walking in purity & sacrificial love44:22 Identity, willpower & beloved children46:41 Closing prayer from Ephesians 348:53 Week Six invitation & farewell

  5. Oct 7

    Freedom - Week 4

    If you want to follow along with our Bible study the Freedom book is available on⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Amazon⁠⁠⁠. Freedom Week Four: Grace, Belonging, and Purpose in Christ What changes when you know you belong to God—and that His grace has a purpose for your life? In Week Four of Freedom, Pastor Joey and the GROW Cast crew begin Ephesians 1–2, exploring salvation, identity and the good works God prepares for His people. The conversation opens with God’s choosing, human belief and the mystery of salvation. Joey describes salvation as planned by the Father, purchased by the Son and preserved by the Holy Spirit. The team reflects on being sealed by the Spirit and adopted into God’s family, then considers what it means for believers to become the place where God dwells. That identity calls us into worship, surrender, learning and mission. Ephesians 2:8–10 leads to a practical discussion of grace, mercy and faith. A chair and an unopened birthday gift help the crew explore belief that becomes personal reliance. They discuss differing perspectives on faith while returning to their shared conviction: we cannot save ourselves, and salvation is God’s gift. From there, the team explores life as God’s workmanship, finding contentment in your calling and serving Him wherever you are. A garden offers a picture of bearing the fruit you were created to produce without comparing yourself to others. The episode closes with Christ breaking down barriers, welcoming believers into God’s household and teaching us to pray Scripture for wisdom, hope and a deeper knowledge of Him. KEY TAKEAWAYS • Ground your identity in God’s care. Reflect on being adopted into His family and sealed by His Spirit. Let belonging to Him shape your confidence and your response to His calling. • Receive grace with personal trust. Salvation cannot be earned through good behavior or religious activity. Put your confidence in Christ and His promise, moving beyond simply acknowledging facts about Him. • Live as God’s dwelling place. Bring worship, surrender, Scripture and witness into everyday life. Share the hope of Christ right outside your door. • Pursue the good works God prepares for you. Good works flow from salvation. Follow the direction already given in Scripture, serve in your present circumstances and resist comparing your purpose with someone else’s. • Let Scripture shape your prayers. Use Paul’s prayer in Ephesians 1 to ask for wisdom, a deeper knowledge of God and awareness of His hope and power. Pray these things for your family as well as yourself. EPISODE GUIDE 00:00 Welcome & opening banter03:10 Ephesians: Christianity in a nutshell05:19 Chosen before the world began06:02 God’s choosing & our response08:23 Sealed with the Holy Spirit10:09 Adopted into God’s family12:04 Pictures of discipleship13:01 The temple & a disciple’s life16:30 Mission begins outside your door17:07 Saved by grace through faith18:06 Grace versus mercy19:01 What does faith mean?22:04 Explaining faith to your children25:13 Discussing faith as a gift27:43 Receiving the gift of salvation31:00 God’s workmanship & good works33:22 Serving by grace & seeking God’s will35:57 Bearing fruit in your own calling38:44 Jesus breaks down the dividing wall41:03 God’s household & Christ the cornerstone42:17 Citizens of heaven43:38 Praying Scripture for your family45:34 Prayer requests & family updates48:39 Closing prayer50:14 Farewell & devotional resources

  6. Sep 28

    Freedom - Week 3

    If you want to follow along with our Bible study the Freedom book is available on⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠Amazon⁠⁠. Freedom Week Three: Walking in the Spirit and Restoring Others What does freedom in Christ look like in everyday life? In Week Three of Freedom, Pastor Joey and the GROW Group Podcast crew explore Galatians 5–6, where Paul connects freedom with love, life in the Spirit and responsibility toward others. The conversation challenges listeners to recognize the freedom Jesus has given and begin living in it. Through stories about parenting, a dog’s invisible fence and learning to dance, the team explores how old habits and religious expectations can keep believers living as though they are still bound. Freedom brings the ability to resist sin and pursue intimacy with God. Scripture and prayer become opportunities to know Him more deeply, with meditation allowing His Word to shape our thoughts and choices. The discussion turns to the fruit of the Spirit and the daily tension between feeding the flesh and abiding in Christ. Spiritual growth takes perseverance, and what we sow matters. The crew encourages listeners to keep pursuing Jesus even when change feels slow and to trust Him when understanding follows obedience. Galatians 6 brings the conversation into community: how do we respond when someone falls into sin? The team considers gentle restoration, accountability, shared burdens and the danger of confusing personal preferences with God’s commands. The episode closes by centering our confidence on the cross, followed by honest prayer requests about anxiety, family and the need for wisdom. KEY TAKEAWAYS • Live in the freedom Christ gives. Recognize where sin or religious rule keeping still shapes your choices. Use your freedom to pursue God’s purpose and love others. • Make intimacy with Jesus your daily focus. Spend time in Scripture and prayer with the aim of knowing Him. Let His Word sink in and shape your life beyond the moment you read it. • Keep sowing to the Spirit. Growth rarely appears overnight. Stay faithful in surrender and obedience, remembering that the habits you feed influence the fruit your life produces. • Restore others with humility and gentleness. Seek healing when confronting sin, watch your own vulnerability and help carry heavy burdens. Repentance matters, and forgiveness does not erase every consequence. • Examine your preferences and your source of confidence. Be careful about treating personal rules as God’s commands. Let the cross reshape how you see yourself, relate to others and give Christ the credit. EPISODE GUIDE 00:00 Welcome, devotional resources & opening banter05:39 Introducing Galatians 5–606:29 Letting God’s Word sink in07:29 Freedom expressed through love09:12 Freedom, boundaries & grace11:57 The burden of religious rules13:43 Thunder’s fence & recognizing freedom15:28 The fruit of the Spirit16:40 The struggle between flesh & Spirit17:26 Abiding & pursuing intimacy with God20:00 Beyond checking spiritual boxes20:56 One fruit, many qualities21:37 Sowing, reaping & patient growth25:05 Choosing life & knowing Jesus28:05 Obedience and understanding28:29 Restoring someone caught in sin29:42 Accountability & sin’s ripple effects31:12 Gentleness, repentance & restoration35:06 Humility, burdens & responsibility35:35 Personal preferences versus sin38:52 Finding support in community39:21 Boasting in the cross42:31 Prayer requests & family updates47:48 Wisdom, patience & closing prayer49:18 Farewell & Week Four invitation

  7. Sep 21

    Freedom - Week 2

    If you want to follow along with our Bible study the Freedom book is available on⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Amazon⁠. Freedom Week Two: Grace, Identity, and Life as God’s Children If salvation is a gift, where does effort fit into the Christian life? In Week Two of Freedom, the GROW Cast crew explores Galatians 3–4 and the difference between trying to earn God’s acceptance and learning to live as someone He has already welcomed. The crew unpacks grace, growth and the security of belonging to Christ. The conversation centers on adoption: what does it mean to become a child of God, with a new identity and an inheritance received through faith? The team explores why our confidence rests in the Father’s faithfulness and Christ’s finished work. Joey shares his struggle to separate salvation from the pressure to perform. But security is not an invitation to coast. The crew tackles the tension between earning and effort, explaining why prayer, Scripture and daily surrender matter without becoming another checklist for acceptance. They distinguish being declared righteous from the ongoing process of becoming more like Jesus, and challenge a version of discipleship that stops at conversion. An X-ray offers a memorable picture of the law: it exposes what is broken but cannot heal it. From there, the discussion follows God’s promise to Abraham and Paul’s contrast between slavery and freedom. The episode invites listeners to grow from the identity Christ gives. KEY TAKEAWAYS • Let grace settle the question of belonging. You cannot earn salvation or make Christ’s work more complete. Ground your confidence in what God has done, rather than measuring His acceptance by your latest success or failure. • Put effort into growth, not earning approval. Being secure in Christ does not make spiritual disciplines optional. Pursue prayer, Scripture and surrender as ways to deepen a relationship you have received, not to purchase one. • Live from your identity as God’s child. Adoption changes how you approach the Father. Bring Him your needs, trust His care and learn to live the kingdom life now instead of simply waiting for heaven. • Let the law point you toward Christ. Like an X-ray, it reveals the problem without providing the cure. When it exposes sin, respond with faith and dependence rather than another attempt to save yourself through performance. • Read the passage within the bigger story. Try reading an entire biblical letter before studying smaller sections. Connecting Abraham, God’s promise and the discussion of freedom helps you follow Paul’s argument and apply it faithfully. EPISODE GUIDE 00:00 Welcome & this week’s crew02:21 Freedom series & Galatians 3–403:13 Why Paul defends grace so strongly05:34 Saved through Christ’s work07:05 Discipleship, belief & abiding09:28 Seeing Christ formed in believers10:15 Adoption, identity & security14:13 The problem with adding works to grace17:05 Earning versus effort in spiritual growth19:37 Justification: Declared righteous21:21 Secure identity & ongoing transformation23:42 The law as an X-ray26:12 The law’s role in Israel’s life28:46 Abraham’s promise & children of faith30:45 Slavery, freedom & dependence on God32:40 Reading Scripture in context33:44 Spiritual warfare & staying on the path35:45 Final reflections on grace & identity38:43 Prayer requests & family updates41:13 Closing prayer & farewell

  8. Sep 21

    Freedom - Week 1

    If you want to follow along with our Bible study the Freedom book is available on⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Amazon. Freedom Week One: Grace, Faith, and Life in Christ What does it mean to live free in Christ—and why do we so often turn faith into a checklist? The GROW Cast crew launches Freedom, a 12-week journey through Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians and Colossians, with an honest, practical conversation about Galatians 1–2. Pastor Joey and the team explore Paul’s urgent reminder that salvation comes through Jesus alone. Religious routines, good intentions and rule keeping cannot accomplish what Christ has already done. Yet receiving grace is only the beginning of learning to walk with Him. The crew discusses why attending church cannot replace a daily relationship with Jesus, how abiding produces spiritual fruit, and why the gospel offers freedom for life today as well as hope for eternity. Through laughter, personal stories and challenging questions, the discussion moves from legalism and competing beliefs to Paul’s confrontation with Peter over inconsistent behavior. Whose approval shapes our choices? Are we trusting Christ or our own performance? And what changes when we take seriously Paul’s declaration, “I have been crucified with Christ”? The episode closes with reflections on surrender, spiritual leadership and listening for God’s direction. A personal story of unexpected timing brings the conversation home: walking with God means making space to recognize His work and respond. KEY TAKEAWAYS • Stop trying to earn what Christ freely gives. Salvation rests on faith in Jesus, not your church attendance, moral record or ability to follow religious rules. Good works are the fruit of faith, never its purchase price. • Build a daily relationship, not just a Sunday routine. Worship and fellowship support your walk with God, but they cannot replace personally abiding in Christ through Scripture, prayer and accountability. • Watch whose approval you seek. The discussion of Paul and Peter challenges us to recognize when social pressure changes our behavior. Let the gospel shape how you treat people, regardless of who is watching. • Surrender the title deed to your life. Being crucified with Christ means yielding your rights, priorities and plans to Him. Ask where you are still holding control instead of trusting His leadership. • Give God room to speak. Slow down, put away distractions and include listening in your prayer life. Seek His direction through His Word and the Holy Spirit, and be willing to act on what He shows you. EPISODE GUIDE00:00 Welcome, summer updates & opening laughs04:14 Introducing the Freedom series05:31 Galatians 1: The gospel changes everything06:57 Salvation brings new life now10:17 Spiritual growth & daily abiding13:40 Faith, fellowship & corporate worship17:16 Paul’s warning about a different gospel19:28 Legalism & adding rules to grace21:24 Competing beliefs & challenges to the gospel25:23 Commitment & abiding in Christ26:24 Galatians 2: Paul, Peter & peer pressure29:24 Justified by faith, crucified with Christ32:44 New identity & life through the Holy Spirit35:29 Surrendering ownership of your life36:42 Church leadership & seeking God’s direction40:44 Hearing God & making time to listen43:08 A personal story of God’s timing45:48 Responding to God & next week’s reading46:06 Family updates & prayer requests48:30 Closing prayer

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GROW Group Podcast equips you to understand Scripture and fosters Biblical discussion through relational Grow Groups. Launching with a 12-week Anchored series on core doctrines, this ongoing podcast helps build a strong foundation of faith.

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  • Creator
    FBC Peachtree City
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    68
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © FBC Peachtree City
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