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Forward Church Rewind Podcast

Forward Church Rewind Podcast

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 Welcome to the Rewind Podcast from Forward Church! Join us every Wednesday as we talk through the points and lessons discussed on Sunday morning and continue the conversation while striving to learn more about God.Forward Church Christianisme Pastorale et évangélisme Spiritualité
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  • EP 275: GOD IS GOOD . . . AND WE THANK HIM

    EP 275: GOD IS GOOD . . . AND WE THANK HIM
    Jun 24 2025

    EP 275: GOD IS GOOD . . . AND WE THANK HIM
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    34 min
  • Rewind - God is Good...All the Time

    Rewind - God is Good...All the Time
    Jun 17 2025

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  • Rewind - Who Jesus Calls

    Rewind - Who Jesus Calls
    Jun 10 2025

    As this part of Luke wraps up, we get the list of the twelve people Jesus handpicks to be His closest friends and followers—His apostles. Some of the names jump out right away: Peter, James, John. They’re all over the gospel stories and go on to become major leaders in the early church. But then there are others—guys like James, son of Alphaeus—who we honestly don’t hear anything else about, apart from their names. It’s a mix of personalities, backgrounds, and even political views. You’ve got Matthew, a tax collector who worked for the Romans, and then Simon, a Zealot who probably couldn’t stand Rome. That’s a pretty wild combo to put on the same team.

    There’s no one type of person Jesus chooses. No spiritual résumé required. Some of these guys had serious doubts, some made huge mistakes, and one of them even betrayed Him. Still, Jesus chose them—flawed, messy, regular people—to be part of His mission. And that’s the reminder tucked into these few verses: Jesus can call anyone, and He’ll use everyone who’s willing to say yes to following Him.
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    43 min
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