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EPISODE · Aug 26, 2026 · 30 MIN

ALL THE THREADS

from C112 · host James Reardon

What do you do when the threads of your life look messy, tangled, and out of order? In Week 4 of our series, ALL, we look at the unseen side of life's tapestry through the lens of Romans 8:28. It’s easy to look at our scars, unexpected trials, and sudden heartaches and ask, "God, how can this make any sense?" But while we live on the backside looking at the loose threads and exposed knots, God works from the front—actively weaving all things together into a glorious design. From the story of Joseph to the realities of our everyday struggles, we’ll discover that nothing in your story is wasted, your present pain is not your final destination, and the Master Quilter is using every scrap to conform us to the image of His Son. Primary Scripture: Romans 8:28–29 Big Idea: God is weaving all of your messy, tangled threads into a glorious design. Key Takeaway: Surrender what you can't control to the One who makes the broken whole. Highlights in this Episode: Lessons from the back of a quilt: Seeing the knots vs. seeing the design. Panta & Synergy: How God actively works all things together for our good. Looking at Joseph’s story: What was meant for harm, God intended for good. Defining the "Ultimate Good": Becoming more like Jesus day by day.

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