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So often, we find ourselves sitting next to people in church—people with fascinating stories and incredible expertise—and yet we miss the chance to truly know them. What if we slowed down and took the time to hear how each of us spends our days, how we wrestle with life, and how God is working in our stories?

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In this episode of Healing the City, Pastor Susan Cepin interviews Ashley Cole.

Ashley and her husband, Dave, came to the Village in an unusual way, and their life has been anything but ordinary. Ashley shares what it is like to be... more

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In this episode of the Healing the City podcast, Pastor Eric and Pastor Mark offer a relational but informative conversation about how the Village works.

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In this Healing the City podcast, Pastor Eric and Pastor Mark have a Bible Project–style conversation about the events leading up to Elijah being taken into heaven. They talk through the story of Ahab, Elijah, Elisha, and the chario... more

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Recent Guests

Ashley Cole
Guest, mother of four, homeschool advocate, nutrition enthusiast
Family of The Village Church, Tucson
Episode: #4023 Motherhood, Healing, and an Adventurous Life with Jesus: A Conversation with Ashley Cole
Jill Salmets
Led Good Friday planning and helped shape the service
The Village Church
Episode: #4017 Spiritual Formation: Good Friday
Adrienne Crawford
Parent of a child with Down syndrome, advocate for inclusion
The Village Church, Tucson, AZ
Episode: #4015 March Replay: Adrienne and Bentley - Playgrounds and Friendships
Caleb Sommitz
Guest; formerly Kevin, discusses baptism and name change
Village Church in Tucson
Episode: #4013 March Replay: Caleb Sommitz - Name Change and Baptism
Tom Caylor
Guest sharing life story and calling
The Village Church, Tucson, Arizona
Episode: #4007 Tom Caylor, Making Sense of Life (Part Two)
Kelly Yepez
Guest discussing her involvement with The Village Church and NT Wright Bible Storybook
The Village Church, Tucson, Arizona
Episode: #4004 Introduction to Kelly Yepez and NT Wright's God's Big Picture Bible Storybook
Sue Cepin
Pastor Sue Cepin
Village Church Tucson
Episode: #3043 The Chronicles of Rod (part 6) - Seneca House & The Shed: Where The Village Began
Rod Hugen
Church planter and pastor who helped close Desert View and share lessons from closing churches
The Village Church ( Tucson/Desert View context)
Episode: #3040 The Chronicles of Rod (Part Five) - Closing Churches
Rod Hugin
Guest, church planter and former CFO with a long tenure in local ministry
The Village Church (Tucson)
Episode: #3035 The Chronicles of Rod (Part One) - In The Beginning

Hosts

Eric Cepin
Pastor/host deeply involved in leadership and sermon-based discussions.
Susan Cepin
Co-host focusing on personal and spiritual formation.
Mark
Co-host and elder-level presence in leadership discussions.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 29 ratings
  • Fun to listen

    I love and enjoy this podcast!!

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    fukunagas
    United States2 years ago
  • Beautifully deep and relevant

    As a member of this church for nearly 20 years, I am so grateful for the church’s wisdom to be distilled and available through a podcast format. Pastor Eric Cepin hosts the podcast interviewing various members of our community to reflect on the glory and relevance of Christ in our lives. I am so thankful for the depth of authenticity and vulnerability, along with the real life practicals of how to walk with Jesus.

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    5
    Craw214
    United States3 years ago
  • Compelling, transformative, genuine

    I love this podcast so deeply already. It is an opportunity to hear Christ’s divine presence among us in everyday people’s lives. To see the extraordinary infuse the ordinary as Christ comes along side us and reveals the good works he has prepared in advance for us to do (Ephesians 2:10). To heal and usher in the kingdom of God in his broken world through healing one person at a time. Keep them coming!

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    Coleenmary
    United States7 years ago

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Thoughtful discussions that balance theology with everyday action.
Deep, practical reflections on community and leadership.
Authentic, vulnerable conversations that connect faith with real life.
Encourages inclusion and service in the local community.

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#4007 Tom Caylor, Making Sense of Life (Part Two)
Q: What has God taught you about yourself in the midst of the sandwich generation responsibilities?
God teaches the importance of presence, humility, and understanding one's own limits, shifting from a survival mindset to a relational posture that prioritizes being with and supporting family rather than taking on God's role.
#4007 Tom Caylor, Making Sense of Life (Part Two)
Q: Could you talk a little bit about the wounding you experienced and what the healing looked like?
The guest describes recognizing false beliefs formed from past hurt, renouncing them, and replacing them with truth, leading to greater freedom and the willingness to be present with others rather than trying to fix them.
#3040 The Chronicles of Rod (Part Five) - Closing Churches
Q: Could you tell what you did to help the church actually want to be on mission in the kingdom of God?
Rod explains pruning away unnecessary programs, focusing on prayer walking, shared meals, and a straightforward Easter outreach, then rebuilding mission by identifying gifts and what the community can do together.
#3022 Beyond Playgrounds: Adrienne Crawford Talks Motherhood, Teaching, and Faith - Part Two
Q: So are you glad that your teacher was like, that this is where you've ended up right now, teaching?
Yeah, I think I am glad I ended up teaching, as it has become a meaningful journey even if I didn’t search for it initially.
#3022 Beyond Playgrounds: Adrienne Crawford Talks Motherhood, Teaching, and Faith - Part Two
Q: What is your hope like friendship wise for Bentley?
I would love for him to have friends that like to play games with him, someone who can hold him accountable and help him make good choices.

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2. Jill Salmets
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4. Caleb Sommitz
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7. Sue Cepin
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