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Everyday Christian

Everyday Christian

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 In this podcast, Chase walks his listeners through practical application of everyday issues. You will learn from a wide array of topics and issues that our world faces every single day. He encourages each listener, to always glorify God, and give Him the praise, rather than trying to claim the praise for ourselves. Being a Christian is not something that we are just two days out of the week, but rather it is a day to day battle that we are constantly fighting. This podcast will help arm you to successfully win this war.Copyright 2020 All rights reserved. Christianity Spirituality
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  • 21 Questions: Why are there so many churches?

    21 Questions: Why are there so many churches?
    Mar 16 2026

    This week Chase talks about how the Bible warns against religious division, how that it prophesied that such divisions (based on doctrinal error) WOULD come, and briefly mentions the subject Church History and how it applies to the fact that there are about 45 to 50 THOUSAND different churches in the world today, according to 2024/2025 statistics. Chase also recommends a few books and videos for further study on this crucial topic.

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    30 mins
  • 21 Questions: What is the nature of God's church?

    21 Questions: What is the nature of God's church?
    Mar 9 2026

    In this extended episode of our season theme "21 Questions," Chase examines the nature of God's church, including that it belongs to God, originated in the mind of God, and revolves exclusively around God's Son, Jesus Christ. Chase delves into several Old Testament prophesies and then shows their fulfillment in the New Testament.

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    33 mins
  • 21 Questions: Does God care about how I worship Him?

    21 Questions: Does God care about how I worship Him?
    Mar 2 2026

    This week Chase continues his series on 21 Questions asking if it matters how we worship God?

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    15 mins
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