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On the road to Damascus, Paul had a radical encounter with Jesus and his life was changed forever. That is what we hope and pray for here. Listen to messages from Damascus Road Church. For more information about Damascus Road, please visit www.damascusroadtucson.com
Damascus Road Tucson hosts The Damascus Road Podcast, a religion show with 299 episodes published.
John 14:2-4 Week 2 of Untroubled Hearts Teacher: Derrick LyonsIt’s easy to fear the future, there are so many things that can go wrong for us, our friends, our loved ones… But Jesus gently reminds us, “Do not let your he
John 14:1, 8-11 Week 1 of Untroubled Hearts Teacher: Megan MillerThe heart, described as our life’s control center, can be weighed down by anxiety, fear, failure, and uncertainty, but Jesus offers a path to live above ou
"Amen." Week 4 of All Things New Teacher: Megan Stibrich Amen means “it is true.” But “amen” is not just a mental assent, it is a pledge; it is joining a community and sharing in its dangers and tasks as well as its bles
“We acknowledge one baptism for the forgiveness of sins.” Week 2 of All Things New Teacher: Brad Miller When we are baptized into new life with Jesus, we are also adopted into a new family – a wonderful, weird, crazy fam
“We believe in one holy catholic and apostolic Church.” Week 1 of All Things New Teacher: Derrick Lyons In most Christians’ heads, “church” is the big building on the corner I go to at 10:00am on Sunday mornings that has
“We believe in the Holy Spirit,The Lord, the giver of Life,Who proceeds from the Father and the Son.With the Father and the Son he isWorshipped and glorified.He has spoken through the Prophets.” Week 6 of Three in One Te
“On the third day he rose againIn accordance with the Scriptures;He ascended into heavenAnd is seated at the right hand of the Father.He will come again in glory toJudge the living and the dead,And his kingdom will have
"We believe ..." Teacher: Ryan Miller Week 1 of Three in One There’s a lot of confusion about what a Christian really is. It seems like simply following Jesus has been obscured by politics and ideology, hypocrisy and mor
Gravity is a complicated force. It is actually one of the weaker forces acting on us in the universe, yet it also holds us firmly to the ground. We experience it every moment of our lives, but scientists still cannot rea
Gravity is a complicated force. It is actually one of the weaker forces acting on us in the universe, yet it also holds us firmly to the ground. We experience it every moment of our lives, but scientists still cannot rea
Gravity is a complicated force. It is actually one of the weaker forces acting on us in the universe, yet it also holds us firmly to the ground. We experience it every moment of our lives, but scientists still cannot rea
The new year is the start of a fresh page, a chance to be made new. Normally we take this chance to make resolutions about our waistlines, budgets, and habits, but what if we let this new year be about a fresh change on
The new year is the start of a fresh page, a chance to be made new. Normally we take this chance to make resolutions about our waistlines, budgets, and habits, but what if we let this new year be about a fresh change on
The new year is the start of a fresh page, a chance to be made new. Normally we take this chance to make resolutions about our waistlines, budgets, and habits, but what if we let this new year be about a fresh change on
The new year is the start of a fresh page, a chance to be made new. Normally we take this chance to make resolutions about our waistlines, budgets, and habits, but what if we let this new year be about a fresh change on
The new year is the start of a fresh page, a chance to be made new. Normally we take this chance to make resolutions about our waistlines, budgets, and habits, but what if we let this new year be about a fresh change on
The season of advent is not the same as cultural Christmastime. The hope of the advent season and the anticipation of the Christ child’s arrival gives us wonderful gifts of love, joy, and peace. But instead of a world fu
The season of advent is not the same as cultural Christmastime. The hope of the advent season and the anticipation of the Christ child’s arrival gives us wonderful gifts of love, joy, and peace. But instead of a world fu
The season of advent is not the same as cultural Christmastime. The hope of the advent season and the anticipation of the Christ child’s arrival gives us wonderful gifts of love, joy, and peace. But instead of a world fu
Deep relationships are critical to life that is truly life. But to develop deep relationships we need to move from making friends to keeping them. If we want to have relationships that stand the test of time and avoid ju
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The Damascus Road Podcast is hosted by Damascus Road Tucson. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 299 episodes.
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