Things Unsaid
Sugar Grove ChurchJoin the pastors as they go further in their discussion on Sunday’s message. Email question to thingsunsaid@sugargrovechurch.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 64 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||
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Join us as our pastors discuss this weekends passage from Acts 1:12–20 (ESV).
If you have a question you'd like answered please email ThingsUnsaid@sugargrovechurch.com.
This podcast is available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts weekly.
Join us as our pastors discuss this weekends passage from Acts 1:1–5 (ESV).
If you have a question you'd like answered please email ThingsUnsaid@sugargrovechurch.com.
This podcast is available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts weekly.
Join us as our pastors discuss this weekends passage from Matthew 13:51–58 (ESV).
If you have a question you'd like answered please email ThingsUnsaid@sugargrovechurch.com.
This podcast is available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts weekly.
Join us as our pastors discuss this weekends passage from Mark 4:26–29 (ESV).
If you have a question you'd like answered please email ThingsUnsaid@sugargrovechurch.com.
This podcast is available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts weekly.
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- Unfortunate
Unfortunate that such a powerful and clear message on Sunday was reduced to silliness and mockery on Monday through this podcast. I remain in prayer for you. May you make the most of the incredible opportunities God has given you to speak Truth and reflect His Light.
Apple Podcasts1ZebraRider
United Statesa month ago - Thoughtful reflections
I truly enjoy the friendly banter between pastors. In such a large church you can’t always have personal time with each. In this manner I learn more about each pastor. It makes them more approachable. I especially like digging deeper in to what I heard in the sermon and the review of it. I try to answer the questions posed myself before they give their replies. Looking forward to more after break.
Apple Podcasts5HelicopterchickenmomUnited States4 months ago - Disappointed
So deeply saddened by listening to this so called podcast. If I want to hear sarcasim and mockery, that can be found anywhere. This podcast is unlistenable, as meaningless chatter and banter composes a majority of the time. Such a wasted opportunity to present Jesus, and take people deeper in their relationship with him. Truly, a wasted opportunity. Shame on the “church” for taking the things of God so lightly.
Apple Podcasts1ZebraRiderUnited States6 months ago - Fantastic!!!
Im late to the game, but Thank you for taking the time to make this additional resource! Love listening to this on my drive to work + the laughter 😂. We love you guys and thank you for your Godly leadership to our church!
- Christin & Kevin M.
Apple Podcasts5NurseBoo85United Statesa year ago
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