Small Talk is kids sharing the good news about Jesus. Host Rachel Kamin talks with kids from St. Andrew and Westside Christian. She asks questions and the kids take it from there and share what they know. Small Talk episodes run about 10 minutes and are released four times throughout the year. You can't listen to Small Talk without smiling!
Host Rachel is joined by second graders Sky and Esme. This dynamic duo shares the story of Jesus' death and resurrection. Give it a listen and share with a friend.
"Let the little children come to me." Those precious words were spoken by Jesus. Livy is here to talk about those words and what it means to have faith.
The emotions of Holy Week included sadness, fear, anger, and joy. Violet and Hawthorn are here to discuss them all, while keeping both eyes on the good news that the resurrection of Jesus means our sins have been paid for and death has been defeated.
The shepherds were the first to see the newly born Savior of the world, but they didn't keep him a secret. They spread the word. Rocky is here to talk about being just like the shepherds.
The beautifully inspiring story of Queen Esther is the story of the mercy of God. Our special guest, Eliana, helps us see our merciful God in this true story.
There are several pieces that make up the story of Jesus suffering and death. Each one contributes to the peace we have through Jesus. Listen to Tori to help you see these wonderful connections and to hear the precious truth that Jesus lives!
Fear not. Those words are part of the Christmas story. They were spoken by angels to Zechariah, Mary, Joseph, and the shepherds. God says the same to you. On this episode of Small Talk, Alayna and Miles are all about reasons to not be afraid.
With all the things going on in our world and in our lives, can pride really be that much of a problem? In a way, no. There’s a biblical kind of pride. But there’s also a ruinous kind of pride. Today, the Spirit will show us the difference between them through the inspired record of
Daniel 4. Today we also celebrate the Festival of Transfiguration. On a hill outside Jerusalem, Jesus demonstrated that of all the people on earth, he was the one who could be proud! But instead, he went on to humble himself to death on a cross. May the Spirit bless you as you encounter the Son of God in our worship today.