Jason Hardin and Carson Crow discuss life the way it was meant to be and what everyday discipleship looks like, using God’s incredible word to provide fuel for your spiritual journey. For more information and a wealth of resources, visit CharlestownRoad.org.
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On This Week at Charlestown Road , Carson and Jason revisit Sunday evening’s sermon, “The Great Divide,” digging deeper into the power of learning from those “who’ve done it before” and practical things we can do to bridge the gap that so easily exists between generations.
Introducing Believe in the Possibility , a new Monday podcast series hosted by Carson Crow. In this episode, a baptism 45 years in the making and our ambitious evangelistic goals here at Charlestown Road.
Carson and Jason conclude a 3-part series called “These Three,” focused on monumental moments in the lives of Peter, James, and John. In this episode, the Garden of Gethsemane.
On This Week at Charlestown Road , Carson and Jason revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, “The Forgotten Story,” digging deeper into the dangers that come with idleness, fatigue, complacency, and compromise, ultimately focusing on practical ways to fight against them.
Jump start your week with a Jump Start REWIND , read by Roger Shouse.
Carson and Roger continue a 3-part series called “These Three,” focused on monumental moments in the lives of Peter, James, and John. In this episode, the transfiguration.
On This Week at Charlestown Road , Carson and Roger revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, “Staying the Course,” digging deeper into Paul’s final words to the Ephesian elders in Acts 20.
Jump start your week with a Jump Start REWIND , read by Roger Shouse.
Jason and Roger kick off a 3-part series called “These Three,” focused on monumental moments in the lives of Peter, James, and John. In this episode, what about Andrew?
On This Week at Charlestown Road , Jason and Roger revisit Sunday morning’s sermon, “How the Mighty Have Fallen,” digging deeper into what it means to be “mighty” in ways that really matter.
Jump start your week with a Jump Start REWIND , read by Roger Shouse.
