Hosted by Cherry Hills Church · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 23 episodes
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In The Midweek, we seek to move beyond Sunday sermons into answering your questions from a Biblical perspective as we seek to live the way of Jesus from Monday to Sunday.
Cherry Hills Church hosts The Midweek, a religion show with 23 episodes published.
In the Season 1 finale, Pastors Steve and Luke tackle one of the most controversial and confusing terms in American Christianity today: Christian nationalism. What does it actually mean? How is it different from being a
In the conclusion of Tammy Manheim's interview, Pastor Steve and Tammy explore what happened after her near-death experience — both spiritually and practically. Now three years out, Tammy shares why she waited to speak a
In Episode 13, Pastor Steve and Pastor Luke discussed near-death experiences (NDEs) and mentioned a friend of the church who had one. This week, that friend — Tammy Manheim — shares her remarkable story firsthand. What b
In Part 2 of the women in ministry conversation, Steve and Jenny introduce the third theological view — soft complementarianism — and explore how each view objects to the others. They unpack hermeneutics (the rules we us
After receiving multiple questions on this topic, Pastor Steve and Jenny Elliott finally tackle one of the most discussed and debated issues in the modern church: the role of women in ministry. With grace, humility, and
Steve and Brian wrap up their two-week run of shorter questions. First: why does Cherry Hills take communion every week instead of monthly? Brian shares fascinating church history about the American frontier, circuit-rid
Steve and Brian tackle three shorter questions in this rapid-fire episode. Why did people in the early Old Testament live for hundreds of years? Why do the four Gospels describe theresurrection morning differently? And w
If God already knows the plan for our lives, why should we bother praying? Can prayer actually change God's mind? Chuck and Jenny tackle this deeply relatable question by exploring prayer through three lenses: prayer as
With war in the Middle East dominating headlines, Diana asks a timely question: should American Christians feel obligated to support the modern state of Israel? Pastors Brian and Luke dig into the theology behind this is
In the finale of the heaven series, Pastors Steve and Luke tackle two more questions from Chris. First: how should Christians process near-death experiences (NDEs)? Luke explains what NDEs are, how they differ from "heav
This week Pastors Steve and Luke tackle two deeply personal questions about heaven. First: what happens to people who can't understand or express faith — those with cognitiveimpairments, infants, or people who've never h
Following up on the serpent series, Pastors Steve and Luke tackle two popular questions about angels and the afterlife. First, do we each have a guardian angel? They examine Matthew 18:10, Daniel, and Acts 12 to explore
After four episodes of groundwork, we finally answer the question: How did the serpent get into the garden? Pastors Steve and Luke reveal that the serpent was no ordinary snake—it was a fallen divine being, a cherub who
If God gave us free will, and the Fall was a result of that free choice, was the Fall predestined? In Part 3 of the serpent series, Pastors Steve and Luke tackle one of theology's trickiest questions: the relationship be
Continuing the deep dive into "How did the serpent get into the garden?", Pastors Steve and Luke explore the figure of "the Satan" in the book of Job—not as a proper name, but as a title meaning "the adversary" or "the a
How did the serpent get into the Garden of Eden? It seems like a simple question—but the answer opens up much bigger questions about evil, suffering, and the spiritual world. In Part 1, Pastors Steve and Luke lay the gro
Raising hands, kneeling, dancing like David—is expressive worship something all Christians should do? In this episode, Pastor Steve and Pastor Chuck explore what worship really means (hint: it's more than singing!), dig
You know Jesus has forgiven you—so why is it so hard to forgive yourself? In this episode, Pastor Steve and Jenny Elliott explore the roots of guilt and shame all the way back to the Garden of Eden, and offer practical t
Episode 4 Your Questions About the Church What is the church, really? Is it for believers only or for everyone? How is it different from a community organization? In this episode, Pastors Steve and Brian answer multiple
When is saving for the future wise, and when does it become selfish? Is it okay to buy nice things for yourself? In this episode, Pastors Steve and Jeff tackle a thoughtful questionabout stewardship, exploring the tensio
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The Midweek is hosted by Cherry Hills Church. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 23 episodes.
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