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Dec 2, 2025 39 min

Ask Big! Believe Big!

from The Rock Sermon Podcast Hosted by Christ The Rock

🎙️ SHOW NOTES – Songs of the Season, Week 1 Episode Title: I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas This week on The Rock Sermon Podcast, we kicked off our Christmas series Songs of the Season with one of the funniest songs of all time, I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas. As silly as it sounds, this little tune gives us a big reminder about childlike faith, bold prayers, and believing God for things that only He can do. We talked through why God invites us to ask big, how disappointment tries to shrink our faith, and how Romans 8:32 tells us that if God gave us Jesus, He won’t hold back anything we truly need. If you missed the sermon or just want to dig deeper, this conversation will bless you. And hey, this Sunday evening at 6pm, we have Cocoa & Carols at Christ The Rock. It’s a free community night filled with Christmas music, hot chocolate, and a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. This is one of the easiest nights of the year to invite a friend or neighbor who might be nervous about coming to church. Bring someone with you and celebrate the season with us. Want to connect more with CTR? Everything you need is right here: 👉 https://linktr.ee/ctrfallriver Prayer requests Event info Sermons Giving opportunities Food pantry support …and more. Thanks for listening! If this episode encouraged you, share it with someone who needs a boost of faith this Christmas.

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