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Romans
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Psalm 88
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Book Of Romans
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Psalm 23
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Romans 12
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Welcome to the weekly podcast of Grace City Church led by Pastor Seth Trimmer. To learn more visit our website at gracecitychurch.org

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Seth Trimmer
Lead Pastor of Grace City Church, focusing on spiritual teachings and community engagement.

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4.7 out of 5 stars from 41 ratings
  • victim blaming is not okay

    I’ve noticed a lot of victim blaming from Seth, blaming victims of abuse, instead of abusers is horrific. If that’s the way of Jesus then why would i follow him? I would rather support victims of abuse and violence and sexual assault and psychological abuse even if Seth says it’s not the way of Jesus, supporting the hurt and marginalized feels right in my soul. Why would I worship a Jesus who hates women and uses the enneagram to mock and demean women!? The enneagram is not based on any credible... more

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    Meg Reynolds1983
    United States4 months ago
  • victim blame and shame is not okay

    I’ve noticed a lot of victim blaming from Seth, blaming victims of abuse instead of abusers is horrific. If that’s the way of Jesus then why would i follow him? I would rather support victims of abuse and violence and sexual assault and psychological abuse even if Seth says it’s not the way of Jesus, supporting the hurt and marginalized feels right in my soul. Why would I worship a Jesus who hates women and uses the enneagram to mock and demean women!? The enneagram is not based on any credible ... more

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    Meg Reynolds1983
    United Statesa year ago
  • About church hurt sermon

    What I heard you say is it is the victims fault for what another person does to them. While what is stated is somewhat true, it is not the only outcome in which I would say is a lot more rare than in most cases.

    The pastor completely avoids the reality of actual church hurt that is incredibly damaging by focusing on patterns of why someone gets hurt. I get the sense that he has gleaned from others that adhere to “childhood wounds” such as from the enneagram. Placing so much emphasis on past hur... more

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    Dominick Degilio
    United States2 years ago
  • Can’t believe you’re still supporting trump

    Recently stopped going here should have stopped a long time ago. Multiple elders and pastors have told us to vote for trump even though as of this weekend he is threatening to put all black and brown people and the poor and the disabled and all democrats into concentration camps. I asked about this was told we must be persecuted for Jesus. According to people at this church I deserve to be burned alive in a concentration camp because trump is their messiah not Jesus. This is the good news you’re... more

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    Meg Reynolds1983
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  • Disappointed

    The David and Bathsheba sermon was the last straw for me. shook to hear a pastor at my place of worship refer to rape as a mistake, multiple times mind you. The pastor in this episode repeatedly says David’s rape of Bathsheba was a mistake and everyone makes mistakes. But they don’t consider abortion a mistake. Funny how that plays out. As a rape survivor I know I am not safe at this congregation

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Psalm 103 | Summer in the Psalms
Q: What are some recent personal benefits you have received from God that can bear witness to these truths?
Reflect on recent experiences where you have felt God's forgiveness and provision in your life.
Psalm 103 | Summer in the Psalms
Q: What are some biblical truths that you can begin preaching over yourself?
You can start with the truths listed in Psalm 103 or the Beatitudes in Matthew 5.
Psalm 103 | Summer in the Psalms
Q: What's your anchor? Is it in Christ and Biblical truth?
You need to ensure that your anchor is based on Biblical truth rather than your own willpower.
Romans Pt. 31
Q: How can we practically advance the gospel according to the sermon?
Through prayer, sending others via prayer and finances, and going ourselves to spread the message.
Romans Pt. 31
Q: What does the speaker suggest is the second reason for our lack of passion for the gospel?
The second reason is the discomfort, uncertainty, and the unexpected nature of advancing the gospel that can hold people back.

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A weekly exploration of spiritual teachings centered around Christian doctrine, this podcast highlights sermons that reflect on scriptural themes and the relevance of faith in contemporary life. The discussions frequently delve into the complexities of Christianity, touching upon topics such as self-denial, the teachings of Jesus, and the importance of community and generosity. Each episode incorporates personal anecdotes and biblical interpretations, providing listeners with a unique lens through which to understand their faith and its impact on daily living. The content is particularly appealing to individuals seeking to deepen their religious understanding and engage with a community-oriented perspective on spirituality.

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