The For Where You Are Podcast Chapelstreet Church

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. 

On this episode, Joe, Brian, and Sterling discuss Jesus clearing the temple in John 2. 

They talk about the righteous anger of Jesus and the barriers that keep people from connecting with God. They also explore the significance of Jesus comparing Himself to the temple, and what it means for us to be "temples of the Holy Spirit". 

Plus: "Joe Wants to Know" the event they most want a ticket for. 

On this episode, Joe, Brian, and Erin discuss the story of Lazarus from John 11. 

They talk about Jesus' emotions and what they can teach us about grief. They also dive into what Lazarus' story has to do with our story, and what it means for Jesus to offer resurrection life. 

Plus: "Joe Wants to Know" about their heavenly questions. 

On this episode, Joe, Sterling, and Andrew discuss Jesus as the good shepherd in John 10. 

They talk about what it means to be shepherded by God, as well as our identity as sheep. They also describe different ways to grow in our ability to hear God's voice and the abundant life that Jesus offers in the text. 

Plus: "Joe Wants to Know" their dream location for a Chapelstreet campus. 

On this episode, Joe, Andrew, and Blake discuss Jesus as the light of the world in John 9. 

They talk about how to understand the connection between sin and brokenness, the comfort of being seen by God, and how to identify spiritual blindness in our own lives. 

Plus: "Joe Wants to Know" the movie they want to get rid of.