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Anderson Hills
by Susan Mahaney
We are a community of believers in a suburb of Cincinnati, Ohio. We have both modern and traditional worship.
Episodes
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The Book of John July 19, 2026 - Traditional Worship
This week, Jesus calls His disciples to let go of self-centered living and to follow Him fully. The cross is not only the path Jesus walks but also the pattern for those who belong to Him. This passage challenges us to decide whether we will cling to self-preservation and remain in darkness or...
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The Book of John | July 19, 2026 - Modern Worship
This week, Jesus calls His disciples to let go of self-centered living and to follow Him fully. The cross is not only the path Jesus walks but also the pattern for those who belong to Him. This passage challenges us to decide whether we will cling to self-preservation and remain in darkness or...
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The Book of John | July 12, 2026 - Traditional Worship
At a dinner held in Jesus’ honor, Mary anoints Jesus’ feet with expensive perfume. This act of worship asks a searching question: what is Jesus worth to us? Is He worthy of our leftovers, our convenience, and our polite admiration—or our wholehearted worship? True devotion is not measured by…
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The Book of John | July 12, 2026 - Modern Worship
At a dinner held in Jesus’ honor, Mary anoints Jesus’ feet with expensive perfume. This act of worship asks a searching question: what is Jesus worth to us? Is He worthy of our leftovers, our convenience, and our polite admiration—or our wholehearted worship? True devotion is not measured by…
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The Book of John | June 5, 2026 - Traditional Worship
The account of Jesus calling Lazarus back from the dead reminds us that no situation is too broken, no heart too wounded, and no life too far gone for Jesus to bring resurrection power. Even in places marked by grief, disappointment, or despair, Christ still calls people out of darkness and into...
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The Book of John | June 5, 2026 - Modern Worship
The account of Jesus calling Lazarus back from the dead reminds us that no situation is too broken, no heart too wounded, and no life too far gone for Jesus to bring resurrection power. Even in places marked by grief, disappointment, or despair, Christ still calls people out of darkness and into...
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The Book of John | June 28, 2026 - Traditional Worship
Jesus is confronted to declare plainly whether He is the Messiah, but He reveals that the issue is not clarity—it is belief. His works testify to His identity, yet many refuse to trust Him. Jesus promises that His sheep are known, secure, and eternally held in His hands, emphasizing His unity…
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The Book of John | June 28, 2026 - Modern Worship
Jesus is confronted to declare plainly whether He is the Messiah, but He reveals that the issue is not clarity—it is belief. His works testify to His identity, yet many refuse to trust Him. Jesus promises that His sheep are known, secure, and eternally held in His hands, emphasizing His unity…
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The Book of John | June 21, 2026 - Traditional Worship
Jesus describes Himself as both the gate and the Good Shepherd, emphasizing a personal relationship with His people. His sheep recognize His voice and follow Him, finding safety, provision, and abundant life. In contrast to false shepherds who exploit, Jesus lays down His life for the sheep,...
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The Book of John | June 21, 2026 - Modern Worship
Jesus describes Himself as both the gate and the Good Shepherd, emphasizing a personal relationship with His people. His sheep recognize His voice and follow Him, finding safety, provision, and abundant life. In contrast to false shepherds who exploit, Jesus lays down His life for the sheep,...
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The Book of John | June 14, 2026 - Traditional Worship
Jesus heals a man born blind, demonstrating that God’s work is about transformation, not blame. As the man gains physical sight, he also grows in spiritual understanding, eventually recognizing and worshiping Jesus as Lord. Meanwhile, the Pharisees reject the miracle, revealing their own…
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The Book of John | June 14, 2026 - Modern Worship
Jesus heals a man born blind, demonstrating that God’s work is about transformation, not blame. As the man gains physical sight, he also grows in spiritual understanding, eventually recognizing and worshiping Jesus as Lord. Meanwhile, the Pharisees reject the miracle, revealing their own…
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The Book of John | June 7, 2026 - Traditional Worship
Jesus declares, “I am the light of the world,” offering clarity, truth, and life to those who follow Him. While the Pharisees challenge His authority, Jesus reveals that their issue is not a lack of evidence but spiritual blindness. He warns that rejecting Him leads to dying in sin, Yet points...
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The Book of John | June 7, 2026 - Modern Worship
Jesus declares, “I am the light of the world,” offering clarity, truth, and life to those who follow Him. While the Pharisees challenge His authority, Jesus reveals that their issue is not a lack of evidence but spiritual blindness. He warns that rejecting Him leads to dying in sin, yet points...
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The Book of John | May 31, 2026 - Modern Worship
A woman caught in adultery is brought before Jesus, exposing not only her sin but the hypocrisy of her accusers. Jesus confronts both sin and self-righteousness with a single challenge: “Let him who is without sin cast the first stone.” As the crowd disperses, Jesus offers grace without…
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The Book of John | May 31, 2026 - Traditional Worship
A woman caught in adultery is brought before Jesus, exposing not only her sin but the hypocrisy of her accusers. Jesus confronts both sin and self-righteousness with a single challenge: “Let him who is without sin cast the first stone.” As the crowd disperses, Jesus offers grace without…
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The Book of John | May 24, 2026 - Traditional Worship
Jesus reveals Himself as the source of living water, inviting all who are spiritually thirsty to come and believe. Though misunderstood—even by His own brothers—He operates on the Father’s timing, not human expectations. At the Feast of Tabernacles, His bold invitation points to the coming of the...
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The Book of John | May 24, 2026 - Modern Worship
Jesus reveals Himself as the source of living water, inviting all who are spiritually thirsty to come and believe. Though misunderstood—even by His own brothers—He operates on the Father’s timing, not human expectations. At the Feast of Tabernacles, His bold invitation points to the coming of the...
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The Book of John | May 17, 2026 - Modern Worship
Jesus used the same phrase “I AM” in seven declarations about Himself. In all seven, He combines I AM with powerful metaphors that express His saving relationship with the world. All appear in the Book of John. The first declaration follows another miracle Jesus performed: the feeding of the…
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The Book of John | May 17, 2026 - Traditional Worship
Jesus used the same phrase “I AM” in seven declarations about Himself. In all seven, He combines I AM with powerful metaphors that express His saving relationship with the world. All appear in the Book of John. The first declaration follows another miracle Jesus performed: the feeding of the…
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The Book of John | May 10, 2026 - Traditional Worship
Jesus used the same phrase “I AM” in seven declarations about Himself. In all seven, He combines I AM with powerful metaphors that express His saving relationship with the world. All appear in the Book of John. The first declaration follows another miracle Jesus performed: the feeding of the…
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The Book of John | May 10, 2026 - Modern Worship
Jesus used the same phrase “I AM” in seven declarations about Himself. In all seven, He combines I AM with powerful metaphors that express His saving relationship with the world. All appear in the Book of John. The first declaration follows another miracle Jesus performed: the feeding of the…
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The Book of John | May 3, 2026 - Modern Worship
The story of the woman at the well teaches us that God loves us despite our bankrupt lives. God values us enough to actively seek us, welcome us into intimacy, and rejoice in our worship. As a result of Jesus’ conversation, only a person like the Samaritan woman, an outcast from her own people,...
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The Book of John | May 3, 2026 - Traditional Worship
The story of the woman at the well teaches us that God loves us despite our bankrupt lives. God values us enough to actively seek us, welcome us into intimacy, and rejoice in our worship. As a result of Jesus’ conversation, only a person like the Samaritan woman, an outcast from her own people,...
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The Book of John | April 26, 2026 - Modern Worship
Nicodemus, a respected Pharisee and member of the Jewish ruling council, comes to Jesus with curiosity, and Jesus quickly reframes their conversation. Entry into God’s kingdom is not about status, knowledge, or morality—it requires new birth. Jesus speaks of a life that only God can give, a...
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The Book of John | April 26, 2026 - Traditional Worship
Nicodemus, a respected Pharisee and member of the Jewish ruling council, comes to Jesus with curiosity, and Jesus quickly reframes their conversation. Entry into God’s kingdom is not about status, knowledge, or morality—it requires new birth. Jesus speaks of a life that only God can give, a...
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The Book of John | April 19, 2026 - Traditional Worship
At a wedding in Cana, Jesus performs His first sign—not on a public stage, but in an ordinary moment of need. When the wine runs out, Jesus steps into a situation of potential shame and transforms water into something rich and overflowing. This miracle isn’t about spectacle; it’s about…
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The Book of John | April 19, 2026 - Modern Audio
At a wedding in Cana, Jesus performs His first sign—not on a public stage, but in an ordinary moment of need. When the wine runs out, Jesus steps into a situation of potential shame and transforms water into something rich and overflowing. This miracle isn’t about spectacle; it’s about…
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The Book of John | April 12, 2026 Traditional Worship
The prologue of John’s Gospel describes Jesus as the agent of creation, the source of life, and the light of mankind who took on human form to dwell among people. Everything that exists finds its source in Him, and the life He brings is the light humanity desperately needs. From the first verses,...
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The Book of John | April 12, 2026 Modern Worship
The prologue of John’s Gospel describes Jesus as the agent of creation, the source of life, and the light of mankind who took on human form to dwell among people. Everything that exists finds its source in Him, and the life He brings is the light humanity desperately needs. From the first verses,...
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Easter | Traditional Worship
The color of Easter is white, the color of light, victory, purity, and resurrection. White is what comes after suffering. White is what remains when darkness is undone. White is not the absence of color; it is the fullness of it. But white is not just the color of the resurrection morning. White…
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Easter | Modern Worship
The color of Easter is white, the color of light, victory, purity, and resurrection. White is what comes after suffering. White is what remains when darkness is undone. White is not the absence of color; it is the fullness of it. But white is not just the color of the resurrection morning. White…
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Easter Modern Audio
The color of Easter is white, the color of light, victory, purity, and resurrection. White is what comes after suffering. White is what remains when darkness is undone. White is not the absence of color; it is the fullness of it. But white is not just the color of the resurrection morning. White…
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Gospel in Full Color | March 29, 2026 - Traditional
Purple is the color of royalty. In the ancient world, it was expensive, rare, and reserved for kings and emperors. And yet, we read that soldiers put a purple robe on Jesus — not to honor Him, but to mock Him. They pressed a crown of thorns into His head and bowed down, sneering: “Hail, King of…
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Gospel in Full Color | March 29, 2026 - Modern
Purple is the color of royalty. In the ancient world, it was expensive, rare, and reserved for kings and emperors. And yet, we read that soldiers put a purple robe on Jesus — not to honor Him, but to mock Him. They pressed a crown of thorns into His head and bowed down, sneering: “Hail, King of…
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Gospel in Full Color | March 8, 2026 Traditional
Red is the color of blood, of warning, and of sacrifice. It’s also the color of the Red Sea, where God’s people were delivered from slavery into freedom. Just as Israel passed through water from slavery to freedom, we pass through the blood of Christ from sin to salvation. During Lent, we…
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Gospel in Full Color | March 8, 2026 Modern
Red is the color of blood, of warning, and of sacrifice. It’s also the color of the Red Sea, where God’s people were delivered from slavery into freedom. Just as Israel passed through water from slavery to freedom, we pass through the blood of Christ from sin to salvation. During Lent, we…
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Gospel in Full Color | March 1, 2026 Traditional
Brown reminds us of wood — rough timbers, heavy planks. Noah’s ark was made of brown wood. Brown reminds us of earth and dust, and in Lent we remember that we too are dust, and to dust we will return. The flood came. Judgment fell. But Noah and his family were safe inside the ark. We see the…
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Gospel in Full Color | March 1, 2026 Modern
Brown reminds us of wood — rough timbers, heavy planks. Noah’s ark was made of brown wood. Brown reminds us of earth and dust, and in Lent we remember that we too are dust, and to dust we will return. The flood came. Judgment fell. But Noah and his family were safe inside the ark. We see the…
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Creation and the Fall | February 22, 2026 Traditional
We start with green — the color of life and growth, but also the color that reminds us of the serpent in the Garden. After God finished His creation, He declared it was very good. It was a world in perfect harmony. Oceans pure, skies clear, foliage lush, green and fruitful, relationships whole.…
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Creation and the Fall | February 22, 2026 Modern
We start with green — the color of life and growth, but also the color that reminds us of the serpent in the Garden. After God finished His creation, He declared it was very good. It was a world in perfect harmony. Oceans pure, skies clear, foliage lush, green and fruitful, relationships whole.…
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Path to Worship | February 15, 2026 - Traditional
Last week, the veil was torn, and the door opened. This week, we step into the room and see what’s at the center: the Ark of the Covenant, God’s throne on earth. The Ark carried evidence of humanity’s failure: the broken commandments, the manna, and the rod. But God didn’t remove them; He covered...
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Path to Worship | February 15, 2026 - Modern
Last week, the veil was torn, and the door opened. This week, we step into the room and see what’s at the center: the Ark of the Covenant, God’s throne on earth. The Ark carried evidence of humanity’s failure: the broken commandments, the manna, and the rod. But God didn’t remove them; He covered...
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The Holy of Holies: Traditional Worship 2-8-26
The Holy of Holies was the most sacred space in the tabernacle, hidden behind a thick veil that symbolized the unbridgeable divide between a holy God and sinful people. Only the high priest could enter, and only once a year. But when Jesus breathed His last, that veil was torn from top to bottom....
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The Holy of Holies: Modern Worship 2-8-26
The Holy of Holies was the most sacred space in the tabernacle, hidden behind a thick veil that symbolized the unbridgeable divide between a holy God and sinful people. Only the high priest could enter, and only once a year. But when Jesus breathed His last, that veil was torn from top to bottom....
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Path to Worship | February 1, 2026 - Traditional Worship
The outer court of the Tabernacle was about access and atonement. The inner sanctuary was about abiding and adoration. Inside, three sacred furnishings illuminated the ministry of worship: The Golden Lampstand – the light of the Spirit. The Table of Showbread – the nourishment of Christ. The…
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Path to Worship | February 1, 2026 - Modern
The outer court of the Tabernacle was about access and atonement. The inner sanctuary was about abiding and adoration. Inside, three sacred furnishings illuminated the ministry of worship: The Golden Lampstand – the light of the Spirit. The Table of Showbread – the nourishment of Christ. The…
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Clean Hands, Pure Heart: Snow Day Worship Service 1-25-26
Having entered through the gate and offered sacrifice at the altar, the priest would move next to the Bronze Laver, a basin of water for washing hands and feet before entering the Holy Place. This was more than ritual hygiene; it was spiritual preparation. The Laver teaches that God not only...
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The Cost of Worship: Traditional Worship 1-18-26
When worshippers entered the tabernacle courtyard, they encountered the altar. It stood between the gate and every other act of worship, an unavoidable reminder that access to God is always costly. The altar was Israel’s price of admission into God’s presence. It reminded them that holiness isn’t...
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The Cost of Worship: Modern Worship 1-18-26
When worshippers entered the tabernacle courtyard, they encountered the altar. It stood between the gate and every other act of worship, an unavoidable reminder that access to God is always costly. The altar was Israel’s price of admission into God’s presence. It reminded them that holiness isn’t...
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We are a community of believers in a suburb of Cincinnati, Ohio. We have both modern and traditional worship.
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Susan Mahaney
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