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THE WAY

By: Seth Charles and Mark Seals
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  • Seth Charles and Mark Seals take a Journey into the intersection of faith and everyday living. Aspiring to live as Jesus did an unoffendable life. Seth is the Director of Recovery Ministries and Mark is the Director of Contemporary Worship/Creative Technology at Fountain City United Methodist in Knoxville Tennessee. Celebrate Recovery North on Facebook and Fountaincityumc.org
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Episodes
  • The Way 007 "Forgiveness-The Power in Recovery"

    The Way 007 "Forgiveness-The Power in Recovery"
    Apr 26 2024

    Seth and Mark discuss how God’s forgiveness is total and complete and a vital element is our recovery. When the Creator of the universe tells us that our sins have been permanently removed from us—that they no longer factor into the way He looks at us—then we can take the first steps in letting go of our guilt.
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    54 mins
  • The Way 006 "Shameless"

    The Way 006 "Shameless"
    Apr 5 2024

    In this episode, Seth and Mark tackle the ever difficult subject of "Shame". John 8:1-11 is the story of "Jesus and the Adulterous Woman". The passage portrays a powerful encounter between Jesus and a woman caught in adultery.
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    52 mins
  • The Way 005 "Resurrection Power - from death to life in recovery"

    The Way 005 "Resurrection Power - from death to life in recovery"
    Mar 30 2024

    This weekend is Easter Sunday, and Seth and Mark discuss the importance of Jesus being raised from death back to life. How does this relate to our recovery story? Tune in and find out.
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    51 mins
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