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This will be our last episode of Season 3. Listen in as Sawyer encourages you to share your faith during this time and suggests some way to use this unique season to help new people follow Jesus. Your faith may have saved you, but it is not for you.

We all know this isn’t a normal Easter. ⁣ But there isn’t anything

Our times are certainly different now then they were even one short month ago. It is so easy to get bogged down and discouraged by our new reality, but what if God has made you for such a time as this. What if this is your moment to grow, to love like Jesus, to change your outlook, to be BRAVE? In this episode, Sawyer and Matt dive into wise and godly decision-making during this new season of life and challenge all of us to be BRAVE, to trust God and to dive deeper.

Are you feeling discouraged? Downtrodden? Disheartened? With everything going on in our world from the economy, to people battling the virus, to simply being stuck at home with little interaction from others, it's likely that nearly all of us are struggling. But what if God is calling us to something greater? What if this time could be filled with encouragement instead of discouragement, boldness instead of anxiety, courage instead of fear? Join us online this Sunday to hear how God is calling us for such a time as this.

In a new step for The 10,000 Podcast, it's not just Sawyer and Matt on the podcast! We are joined by our first guest, Reza Zadeh, chaplain for the Denver Broncos, to dive deeper into his message from this past Sunday about withstanding the waves of this storm that we are currently in and how we can still have peace through putting our trust in a person - Jesus. If you haven't listened to his message, we definitely encourage you to check it out (www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0fbHkz2DwI&t=1s). Listen in for a great discussion about finding peace, how ministry looks different due to stay-at-home restrictions and COVID-19, and a lament of the lack of good Iranian food on the Front Range.

This week we get to be encouraged through a special message from Reza Zadeh, Denver Broncos Team Chaplain. We all are experiencing feelings of fear, worry, anxiety and unease during this unprecedented time. This week's message offers an antidote to these emotions and give us the secret to experiencing the peace we all desperately long for.

What does it look like to live out your faith in our current climate? How do I really know if I am saved? Is obedience required for my salvation? In this episode of The 10,000 Podcast, Sawyer and Matt dive into these questions and more all stemming from last week's sermon at Stapleton Church. Although more of theological discussion, the conclusion of the episode is very practical and will encourage you to live out your faith and show your fruit. "This Won't Hurt a Bit" Podcast - COVID-19 Episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/covid-19/id1047494657?i=1000469103217 Email your questions to Sawyer Trapp: strapp@stapletonchurch.com

An economy struggling. A virus spreading. Fear and worry running rampant. It’s times like these when we need people who are willing to take a stand for hope and love more than ever before. In this message learn how we can be the Change Agents our world needs right now.

With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic dominating everything in our world, Sawyer and Matt take a step back and look at how we can best respond to this crisis and new world as followers of Jesus. Talking through a range of topics, this podcast deals with change, innovation, still being on mission, helping others, worry and anxiety, as well as huge thank you to healthcare and mental health workers and professionals. We know that times are crazy but we can still bring God into our 10,000 minutes and dive deeper in our faith even now.

Everyone knew her reputation. They had heard about her past--the people she hurt, the things she had done--her sin. So when she walked straight up to Jesus in the middle of dinner and started washing his feet with her tears, you can imagine what people began to think. When we encounter a person with a promiscuous reputation or someone who just got out of prison or that leader who had that public moral failure, how do we respond? In this message, learn from Jesus how a shameful past doesn’t have to destroy someone’s future.

John the Baptist, doubts, miracles and the Kingdom. In this episode, Matt and Sawyer cover many different topics in response to last Sunday's message. We encourage you to dive deeper with us as we look at the life of John the Baptist and how his life reflects many of our own. Many of have gone through seasons or our currently praying for a miracle, how we respond and still have faith when you don't get your miracle?

In the classic movie, Ferris Bueller fakes being sick to spend a day out of school and out "actually living", famously declaring that, "Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it." For many of us our lives are moving quite fast and we don't get the opportunity to take time to really evaluate what we are looking for. If and when we do, we often are forced to acknowledge that we still haven't found what we are looking for. But what if it was possible to find not only what we are looking for, but someone even better? Join us this Sunday to find the one you are looking for.

If you are a follower of Jesus, then you most likely wish you had more faith. It is something we all want, but it seems quite difficult to achieve. In this episode, Matt asks Sawyer questions about his sermon from this past Sunday about how we can have "great faith." As we dive deeper, we hope this episode encourages you in your faith and allows you to stop trying harder and just trust more in our God!

Faith is something that is talked about a lot at church, but if we are being honest, many of us struggle with our faith in God. Is God really out there? Does God really care about my life? Did Jesus really live and die for my sins (even the ones no one else knows about...)? This week, as we continue our series on Change Agents, we will all be challenged to see that even GREAT FAITH in God is not only possible but it is something that can change our everyday lives.

Love is one of the most powerful feelings we can experience. It has led to some of the most beautiful expressions of art in our world and countless moments of joy. And yet love continues to cause pain, heartbreak, hurt, and judgement. But what if there was a love that only brought about mercy, forgiveness, goodness, and stability? Listen in as we investigate together what real love looks like and how we can start to love like Jesus.

Do you wanna change the world? Most of us long for this. We want our lives to count for something. So how do we actually accomplish it? Jesus wants us to change the world too, and in this message and new series. we will learn from him how we can be the change agents our world so desperately needs.

“It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick.” Jesus words may seem so benign and obvious, but they were controversial and inflaming to many in his day. And honestly, they should upset many religious people today. In this message, learn how Jesus is the Great Doctor and how we can join him in healing others.

“It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick.” Jesus words may seem so benign and obvious, but they were controversial and inflaming to many in his day. And honestly, they should upset many religious people today. In this message, learn how Jesus is the Great Doctor and how we can join him in healing others.

Once Jesus began his ministry he called others to follow him. This initial call to follow was given to a few fisherman, but in turn is passed on to us. In this message, discover how an extraordinary haul of fish set off the Jesus’ movement to become the life-transforming force that you too can be a part of.

After starting his public ministry, Jesus grew in popularity. Then he went to his hometown. And a mob tried to murder him. Discover why the popularity of Jesus made even his hometown turn on him and what that may mean for us today as we seek to follow Jesus.