Beyond the Pulpit

Send us Fan MailThis week we trace envy through Genesis 43 and the wider Genesis story, then ask what happens in us when someone close gets favour we think they did not earn. We land on a counterintuitive cure: God’s mercy and forgiveness free us to celebrate others instead of comparing and resenting. • Joseph’s brothers returning to Egypt as a mirror for the heart • Envy in Genesis as a repeating family-pattern sin • Distinctions between coveting and envy as resentment toward a person • Shakespeare’s Iago line as a picture of envy’s ugliness • Cain and Abel as envy at another’s righteousness • James 3 on bitter envy producing disorder and every evil practice • Joseph’s “envy test” with Benjamin’s undeserved favour • Shalom and table fellowship as a sign of mercy • Paul’s question about receiving grace as an antidote to comparison • Luke 7 and the link between forgiveness and love 

Send us Fan MailThis week we ask the question that follows Easter morning: if Jesus is truly risen, where is he now and what is he doing. We walk through Acts 1 and Peter’s Pentecost sermon to see how the resurrection leads to the ascension, the sending of the Holy Spirit, and a king who reigns through gospel witness.• Easter and the “now what” question after the resurrection• Acts 1 and forty days of convincing proofs• why the disciples struggle to imagine resurrection categories• the kingdom of God as Jesus’ post-resurrection focus• the command to wait in Jerusalem for the Father’s promise• the Holy Spirit as power for witness rather than political takeover• the ascension and the promise that Jesus will return• Pentecost as the public outpouring of the Spirit• Peter’s claim that death could not hold Jesus• Psalm 16 as Scripture pointing to resurrection• Psalm 110 and Jesus exalted at God’s right hand• Christ reigning now and advancing his kingdom through the church

Send us Fan MailThis week we kick off our Easter series Joyful Trembling by sitting with Mark’s account of the empty tomb and the strange mix of fear and awe it creates. We follow how trembling comes first, then lasting joy, as the resurrection of Jesus reshapes our hope, our bodies, and our urgency to share the gospel. • why “joyful trembling” captures the first response to resurrection • the women at the tomb as reliable witnesses who know Jesus is dead • Mark 16:8 and the shock of trembling and astonishment • why the resurrection breaks our categories and demands a verdict about Jesus • Jesus as the God-man and what that means for reality • eternal life as embodied life with glorified bodies and a new heavens and new earth • how failing bodies make resurrection hope feel personal • why Easter creates a natural opening to invite neighbours and friends • pushing past the “will there be seats?” barrier and trusting we will make room • keeping evangelistic zeal so the church does not drift • being wise toward outsiders and making the most of the time Just invite them anyway. Invite people and pray that God would be opening up people's hearts. 

Send us Fan MailThis week we trace Joseph’s descent into Egypt and the temptation in Potiphar’s house to show how God’s presence steadies us when compromise looks easy. We map out practical ways to flee sexual sin, teach our kids with courage, and build homes with wise guardrails and honest talk.• Egypt as a symbol of descent and danger• God’s presence in suffering and injustice• Why fleeing sexual temptation is wisdom• Costs of compromise versus long term joy• Practical boundaries for phones and media• Parents as the primary sex educators• A positive, biblical vision for sex• Warnings from Proverbs 5–7 as daily tools• Accountability, shared access, and trust• Keep talking as children grow

Send us Fan MailThis week we trace Joseph’s story in Genesis 37 to expose the hidden power of jealousy and show how God’s providence works through human evil. We offer gospel-shaped steps to fight envy and protect unity in the church and our friendships.• God’s providence using human evil for good• Joseph’s brothers’ jealousy as the root motive• How envy grows from thoughts into actions• Scripture on envy’s inner rot and disorder• Gospel identity as the ground of contentment• Praying specific blessings over those we envy• Practicing gratitude in every circumstance• Serving people we resent to reshape the heart• Rejoicing with those who rejoice to kill envy

Send us Fan MailIn this episode we explore Genesis 36 as more than a list of names, seeing Esau’s worldly success and the long fallout of his choices, and we call one another to live for a better homeland. We tie genealogies to today’s decisions about money, contentment, endurance, and hope in Christ.• why Moses includes Esau’s genealogy and why it matters • Esau’s “trophy case” and the danger of winning the wrong game • how Amalek, Edom, and Haman reveal long-term consequences • living as temporary residents with eyes on eternity • Hebrews 11 and seeking a better homeland God prepares • applying eternity to money, possessions, and generosity • contentment in Christ vs the churn of consumer desire • Revelation 21 and thinking about heaven to fuel endurance • Moses choosing reproach over Egypt’s treasures for future reward • fighting the good fight and finishing well with hope

Send us Fan MailThis week we trace two “perplexing” lines in Genesis 35:11 and follow them from Eden to Bethel to the cross to a global church. We wrestle with messy sons, a faithful God, and how “be fruitful and multiply” becomes everyday disciple making.• creation mandate echoed in Genesis 35 and clarified in Christ• the Seed as the true blessing to the nations• one nation giving rise to an assembly of nations in Jesus• true circumcision as the heart’s work by the Spirit• repentance, new identity, and mission as the biblical pattern• practical fruitfulness in family life and disciple making• blessed to be a blessing across cultures and generations

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we trace Jacob’s reunion with Esau to show why moving toward God means moving toward people. Scripture links worship, reconciliation, and everyday relationships, calling us to humility, restitution, and peace that shows up at home and at church.• Jacob’s intentional detour to meet Esau • returning to God expressed through restored relationships • humility and restitution pictured in seven bows • Jesus prioritising reconciliation over ritual at the altar • peace with others as an act of worship • marriage conduct affecting the power of prayer • unity at communion prompting self-examination • discernment on timing: pursue or give space

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we revisit why we paused deacons, build a clear biblical case for the office, and explain how character-qualified servants protect preaching, solve real problems, and strengthen unity. We outline our pathway, address women as deacons, and preview the first roles we’re commissioning.• two biblical offices, distinct roles• history of pausing deacons for clarity• definition of deacons as servant leaders• qualifications from 1 Timothy 3• Acts 6 as a prototype for word and service• case for women serving as deacons• why deacons prevent distraction from preaching• character testing and church affirmation• five-step pathway to commissioning• first assignments in men’s and women’s Bible studies• partnership between elders and deacons• upcoming midweek ministries and start dates“Check out our website and get signed up for any of those that might serve you well”

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit, we trace Christmas back to the garden to answer why the world needed a Savior and how the promise in Genesis 3 points straight to Jesus. We talk about the serpent’s cunning, the Second Adam, and how to stand firm in a real spiritual battle.• Genesis 3 as the true start of Christmas• The serpent identified as Satan from Revelation 12• Spiritual warfare as real yet under God’s rule• Satan as created, limited, and dangerous• How lies twist partial truths to tempt• Jesus as the Second Adam who triumphs• Hostility between the seeds and new birth• Standing firm by knowing and trusting Scripture

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we trace five clear reasons the Bible upholds monogamy and exposes polygamy’s harm, moving from Eden’s design to the church’s witness. Jacob’s family drama becomes a lens to see how Scripture warns, how leaders model faithfulness, and how the gospel changes cultures.• God’s design for one flesh in Genesis 2• Polygamy’s chaos in Old Testament stories• Kingly limits in Deuteronomy 17 to guard hearts• Elder qualifications as one‑woman men in 1 Timothy 3• Pastoral wisdom where polygamy is cultural norm• Marriage as a picture of Christ and the church• How gospel transformation outlasts mere prohibitions

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we trace the breakdown of Isaac’s family in Genesis 27 and follow its ripple effects into Genesis 37, showing how deceit, favoritism, and envy repeat across generations. The thread points beyond human failure to the one hero of Scripture and the new life he gives.• Genesis 27 as mirror and warning• One hero theme: Christ at the center• Types and symbols that point to Jesus• Repeating patterns of sin in families• Favoritism as a seed of division• Goat imagery linking both deceptions• Joseph sold for silver as a foreshadow• Freedom from generational cycles in Christ• Practical steps toward a new pattern

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we trace Genesis 26 through famine, fear, and a turn to worship, watching Isaac move from anxious survival to open-handed trust. God’s presence becomes the hinge: “Do not be afraid, for I am with you,” reshaping obedience, witness, and peace with former enemies.• Isaac obeys without worship and lives small among the Philistines• Fear drives deception and compromises witness• God blesses amid failure, yet conflict rises• At Beersheba God speaks and reestablishes presence• Peace treaty and banquet echo Psalm 23• Real change flows from reverent worship not mere rules• Confidence shifts from human strength to God with us

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we trace Jacob and Esau from Genesis 25 into Hebrews and Romans 9 to show how Scripture uses real events to reveal God’s sovereignty and our responsibility. We challenge fatalism, highlight faith alone for salvation, and show why right doctrine fuels urgent mission.• Hebrews’ warning through Esau’s birthright• Romans 9 and the oracle to Rebekah• Why Paul chose twins over Ishmael and Isaac• Election grounded in God’s call, not works• Human responsibility affirmed alongside sovereignty• Inclusion of Gentiles by faith alone• Paul’s model: persuade, adapt, and “save some”• Avoiding hyper-Calvinism and apathy• Grace-driven effort in ministry and mission

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we trace why godliness requires training, not drift, and how grace fuels effort without sliding into legalism. We unpack praying the Bible and meditating on Scripture with clear steps, real barriers, and practical next actions for our church family.• Godliness as training with present and eternal value • The dangers of legalism and antinomianism contrasted • Grace that instructs us to deny ungodliness • Evidence of the Spirit in making war on the flesh • Praying the Bible through the Psalms, step by step • Meditation that renews the mind and leads to obedience • Simple tools: journaling, discussion, repetition, application • Resources by Donald Whitney available at the Welcome Center Join us next Tuesday at six thirty for our prayer summit

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we walk through Genesis 24 to champion marriage as a good gift and explore how walking with Christ, working hard, and pursuing sexual purity prepare us to bless a future spouse. We wrestle with real questions about temptation, guardrails, and whether to date while struggling.• Genesis 24 as a framework for dating and marriage• marriage as a good, not a barrier• be the best thing that happened to someone• walk with Christ as the core preparation• work hard and build resilience for covenant life• sexual purity as virtue, not only avoidance• fire in the fireplace analogy for blessing and danger• cultural saturation, temptation, and wise guardrails• self-control and lifelong battle before and after marriage• should you date if you struggle with porn and lust• 1 Corinthians 7, tension with fleeing immorality• honesty, accountability, direction over perfection

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we look at how Moses honor's Sarah’s life, slow down with Genesis 23, and trace Abraham’s final lap of faith as a foreigner who buys a tomb in hope. We unpack Hebrews 11 and 1 Peter 2 to show how citizens of heaven live well in a land that feels like home.• why Genesis 23 is more than a footnote• honoring Sarah and the first funeral in Scripture• Abraham’s go-and-stay faith in Hebrews 11• living in tents while looking to a better city• citizens of heaven shaping earthly citizenship• dangers of comfort and disengagement• bearing slander, doing good, and public honor• 1 Peter 2 on authority, integrity, and fear of God• the cave at Machpelah as a sign of hope• setting our minds on future glory to endure nowSet your mind on the things above. Set your hope on the things above.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we explore why prayer is a relationship to pursue, not a button to push, and how that vision deepens trust in the Father who sees in secret. We also unpack prayer as power in temptation, the Lord’s Prayer as a template, and how praying Scripture reshapes desire into obedience.• the aim of prayer as relationship with the Father• private prayer versus performative prayer• Matthew 6 and the Lord’s Prayer as a template• God’s sovereignty as confidence in asking• Gethsemane and the gap between intent and obedience• “spirit willing, flesh weak” and resisting temptation• praying Scripture and the Psalms to shape language and desire• honoring God by praying his promises• upcoming training on praying the Bible and meditationGo to our website or the Church Center app and sign up for Equip, October 24–25, with Dr. Donald Whitney. Price is $20 for adults and $10 for middle and high school students. Space is filling up pretty quickly—join us October 24th to 25th

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we explore how the early church's unity became a powerful witness to the reality of Christ. When believers devoted themselves to fellowship, outsiders saw something compelling that drew them to faith.• Acts 2:42-47 shows how the early Christians' devotion to life together attracted others to Christ• Jesus prayed for Christian unity "so that the world may believe" (John 17:21)• Our unity reflects the Trinity and serves as evidence that Christianity is real• The church represents a new "generation" defined by the life, death and resurrection of Jesus• Christians across all times and places are united by sharing in the life of Christ• Powerful examples like public forgiveness demonstrate the gospel's transforming power• Our relationships with fellow believers serve as a witness to the reality of salvationJoin us in displaying the glory of God through our unity as believers. When we truly love one another, the world sees Christ.

Send us Fan MailPeter's first sermon after Pentecost demonstrates the power of Scripture in proclaiming Christ, as he uses Old Testament passages to prove Jesus is the promised Messiah.• Peter quotes Psalm 16 to show David prophesied Christ's resurrection a thousand years earlier• David couldn't have been speaking about himself since his tomb and remains were still present• Jesus could not be held by death because Scripture had foretold his resurrection• Psalm 110 (the most quoted Psalm in the New Testament) predicted Christ's ascension and exaltation• The apostles consistently grounded their understanding of Jesus in the Old Testament Scriptures• Experience matters but isn't the foundation—Scripture provides the authoritative basis for faith• The Holy Spirit transformed Peter from one who denied Christ to a bold proclaimer• We need both Old and New Testaments to fully understand God's revelation• Like Peter, we should anchor our hope in the Scriptures, "as to a lamp shining in a dark place"Join us Wednesday night as our fall ministries kick off! Kids Club, Community Groups, and Student Ministry all begin this week. Also mark your calendars for Movie in the Village on September 20th—a perfect opportunity to invite friends and neighbors for a no-pressure evening of fun.

Send us Fan MailJesus makes the extraordinary claim that unless we believe he is God, we will die in our sins, connecting his identity to the divine name revealed to Moses at the burning bush.• Jesus repeatedly uses the phrase "I am he" (ego eimi) which directly connects to God's self-revelation in Exodus 3• The religious leaders understood Jesus was claiming divinity, which is why they attempted to stone him• Jesus also claims the title "Son of Man" from Daniel 7, another declaration of his divine authority• When confronted by the high priest, Jesus' claim to be the Son of Man results in charges of blasphemy• Jesus' claims to deity cannot be separated from his ethical teachings - they are fundamentally connected• If Jesus is merely human, his death means nothing; if he is God, his death brings eternal life• We must respond to Jesus' claims - there is no neutral position or "sitting on the fence"Join us next Sunday as we begin a four-week miniseries on the book of Acts, examining the basics of Christianity and what the early church practiced.

Send us Fan MailThis we on Beyond the Pulpit we explore how walking in Christ's light transforms our lives through genuine fellowship, obedience, and love for other believers.• Jesus declares "I am the light of the world" - anyone following Him will have the light of life• Light appears at both creation (Genesis 1) and in the new heaven (Revelation 21-22)• Walking in the light begins with true fellowship with Christ• Christians demonstrate an imperfect but growing pattern of obedience• Confession of sin is essential - those claiming sinlessness deceive themselves• The paradox: as we follow Christ longer, we see both our sinfulness and God's grace more clearly• True light-walkers love fellow believers through committed church relationships• Anti-church sentiment reveals darkness, not light• Membership in Christ's body means practical investment in other believersJoin us for upcoming events: Grief Share and College Midweek (Aug 28), Member Meeting (Aug 30), Book of Acts series (Sep 7), Kids Club, Student Ministry and Community Groups (Sep 10), Movie in the Village (Sep 20), and Equip Conference with Dr. Donald Whitney (Oct 24-25).

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we dive into the formation of the biblical canon by examining the passage of John 7:53-8:11 (the woman caught in adultery) and exploring how we can trust the reliability of scripture despite textual questions surrounding certain passages.Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast?Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we talk through John 7 and the need for boldness in our confession of Christ as Lord. Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast?Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we talk through John 7 and some of the challenges issued to Jesus.  Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast?Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we wrestle with questions stemming from John 6 and why we spent so much time talking about transubstantiation. Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast?Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we work through John 6:44 and wrestle with the tension between God's sovereignty and our role in our salvation. Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast?Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we talk about how salvation is a work of Christ, not a work of our own, and that means there is nothing we can do to lose it. Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast?Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we ask 3 Questions about Faith, Grace, and Works and how the Gospel is the answer to avoiding legalism and taking advantage of the grace of God. Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast?Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we share 3 tips that will help you spend quality time with the Lord. Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast?Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we take a look at typology and look at how Moses is one of many 'types' of Christ in the Old Testament.Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast?Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we ask the question of whether or not genuine faith requires 100% certainty and look at the life of John the Baptist to answer the question.Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast?Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we conclude our two part conversation about four reasons the Resurrection of Jesus Christ is worth believing. Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast?Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we start a two part conversation about four reasons the Resurrection of Jesus Christ is worth believing. Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast?Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we start a conversation about Easter and why Christians have historically gathered on Sunday mornings.Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast?Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we ask and answer 8 questions about Lent. Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast?Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we discuss disputable matters, convictions, and technology. Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast?Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we sit down with Sean McDowell and talk about the state of the church and pornography.Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast?Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we ask: What is the central claim of Christmas? And why should Christians celebrate the birth of Christ?Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast?Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we wrestle through some questions we've received and had ourselves related to God's sovereignty, election, and mercy as we study Romans 9 as a church.Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast?Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we talk about 5 common myths that confront Christians as it relates to voting and some of the realities behind them.Also, we had a few technical difficulties with the audio this week, so we'll work those out for next time!Watch this episode here.Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast?Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.#desmoines #christiansandpolitics#election2024

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we sit down with Dr. Albert Mohler, president of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and host of The Briefing and Thinking in Public. We discuss the upcoming election and how Christians should think through the issues as they consider how they will vote.Want to watch this episode? Check it out here!Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast?Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we pick up the conversation from our recent message as a part of the Cultivate series on Parenting. We wrestle with the question: What do I do if my kids aren't young anymore and I haven't built any discipleship habits into my family?Want to watch this episode? Check it out here!Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast?Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we sit down with Pastor Jon Crane from Walnut Creek South. He shares a bit about his life, planting Walnut Creek South, and what's going on at South these days. Want to watch this episode? Check it out here!Want to listen to the sermon? Check it out here!Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast? Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we talk about the 40th anniversary of Walnut Creek Church! Along with Pastors Bob Joy and Bruce Crane (and their wives!) we talk about some of the incredible things God has done in the life of our church for the last 40 years. Want to watch this episode? Check it out here!Want to ask a question for an upcoming podcast? Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we sit down with Kylee Utt and Brian Etzenhouser who serve the church on our Communications Team.Want to watch this episode? Check it out here!Want to know what's going on at Walnut Creek Downtown? Visit our website! wcdowntown.orgWant to ask a question for our next podcast? Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.

Send us Fan MailThis week on Beyond the Pulpit we discuss why the Bible is the greatest book ever written, why its worth it to set aside time to read it, and how to get more training in Bible Study.Want to watch this episode? Check it out here!To sign up for our upcoming EQUIP class on How to Study the Bible and learn more about all of our fall ministries, check out walnutcreekchurch.org/downtownWant to ask a question for our next podcast? Email: [email protected] and put Beyond the Pulpit in the subject lineText: 515-200-1652 and include keyword beyondthepulpit at the beginning.