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Sunday Reverb

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 Welcome to "Sunday Reverb," a podcast dedicated to deepening your relationship with God through the worship and teachings from Topeka Baptist Church. Join me, Pastor Joe, and my wife, Shelli as we revisit a different song from our latest worship set, connecting Scripture and its application to our daily lives. New episodes are available every Tuesday morning at 5:00 CST. Set aside a few moments with us (and occasionally special guests from our team) for a reflection on the biblical truths in the worship songs we sing.Sunday Reverb Spiritualité
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  • Numbers 25

    Numbers 25
    Sep 30 2025

    Why does Moses, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, find it necessary to record Israel’s failures? This week we look at Numbers 25 and learn that God’s mercy abounds but we are not to continue in sin.

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    15 min
  • Build Your Kingdom Here

    Build Your Kingdom Here
    Sep 23 2025

    🔥 This week on Sunday Reverb, Joe and Shelli welcome two special guests from the young adults worship ministry—Ethan Kuder and Courtney Doss—to talk about the modern worship anthem Build Your Kingdom Here by Rend Collective.

    Together we explore what it really means to ask God to “set Your church on fire,” why Christ alone builds His kingdom, and how this song becomes a prayer for revival in our hearts, homes, and community.

    Be encouraged: God’s kingdom isn’t about earthly power, but transformed lives through the gospel. 🙌
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    40 min
  • At Calvary

    At Calvary
    Sep 16 2025

    In this episode of Sunday Reverb, Joe and Shelli reflect on the beloved hymn At Calvary, a favorite of Pastor Mark’s father, Stan Doss. They share the story of William Newell’s powerful testimony, connect the lyrics to Romans 5:8, and tie it to Pastor Mark’s recent message on suffering from 1 Peter 4. Together, they highlight how mercy and grace meet us at the cross and why this hymn still resonates so deeply today.
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    18 min
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