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The RevCast
Hosted by Pastor Mike Desotell · EN
The RevCast drops you into a lively round table where pastors tackle scripture, real life, and the wild moments in between. You get fast conversation, sharp takes, and plenty of laughter. The energy stays high, the insights hit quick, and every episode gives you something to carry into your week.
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Up, Up, Down, Down (V)
1w ago01:11:21Tap to summarizeBrand new series, brand new intro music (kind of sounds like the musical lovechild of The Haunted Mansion and Austin Powers). This week the pastors start Reset, beginning with the part of the day nobody asked for: the morning.Most people wake up, grab their phones, and start doom-scrolling before their feet hit the floor. Psalm 5 is basically an ancient guy laying it all out before God at sunrise and then waiting, which is more patience than most of us have before our coffee. The pastors get into snooze buttons, the third cup of coffee that's secretly a prayer, a centering practice that did not survive getting a dog, and whether prayer is a cosmic vending machine or a way to reset the whole day. No cheat code required. Okay, one cheat code. You'll see.🎶 Music from #Uppbeat https://uppbeat.io/t/doug-organ/code-switching License code: ACLEIQKGDLNBXD8L
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Up, Up, Down, Down
1w ago01:11:21Tap to summarizeBrand new series, brand new intro music (kind of sounds like the musical lovechild of The Haunted Mansion and Austin Powers). This week the pastors start Reset, beginning with the part of the day nobody asked for: the morning.Most people wake up, grab their phones, and start doom-scrolling before their feet hit the floor. Psalm 5 is basically an ancient guy laying it all out before God at sunrise and then waiting, which is more patience than most of us have before our coffee. The pastors get into snooze buttons, the third cup of coffee that's secretly a prayer, a centering practice that did not survive getting a dog, and whether prayer is a cosmic vending machine or a way to reset the whole day. No cheat code required. Okay, one cheat code. You'll see.🎶 Music from #Uppbeat https://uppbeat.io/t/doug-organ/code-switching License code: ACLEIQKGDLNBXD8L
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The Bonus Track (V)
3w ago00:59:40Tap to summarizePastor Bree takes the wheel this week with a mixtape track she picked herself - Madonna's Material Girl, Ecclesiastes 2, and a Pentecost that somehow ties it all together.The question on the table: are you owning your stuff, or is it owning you?New episode out now. Tell your friends. Tell your enemies. God loves them too.
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The Bonus Track (A)
3w ago00:59:40Tap to summarizePastor Bree takes the wheel this week with a mixtape track she picked herself - Madonna's Material Girl, Ecclesiastes 2, and a Pentecost that somehow ties it all together.The question on the table: are you owning your stuff, or is it owning you?New episode out now. Tell your friends. Tell your enemies. God loves them too.
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Well, Well, Well! (V)
4w ago00:53:41Tap to summarizeThis week on RevCast: Cyndi Lauper, the Woman at the Well, and a theology lesson nobody asked for but everybody needed.New episode out now. 🎙️
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The Staff of Ra, Sister Sledge, and the Secret to World Peace (V)
4w ago01:00:42Tap to summarizeWhat do 40,000 exploding disco records, a White Sox forfeit, Cardinal Crabby Pants, and Ephesians 2 have in common? More than you'd think. This week the RevCast crew digs into Sister Sledge's We Are Family and discovers that the same cultural rage that blew a crater in center field in 1979 is still shaping how we treat each other today. Plus: Pastor Steve finally comes clean about something, the Indiana Jones canon gets cited as scripture, and we make a surprisingly strong theological case for leaving the toilet seat down. Come for the disco demolition history lesson, stay for the reminder that God is literally building us into something together dysfunctional family and all.
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The Staff of Ra, Sister Sledge, and the Secret to World Peace (A)
4w ago01:00:42Tap to summarizeWhat do 40,000 exploding disco records, a White Sox forfeit, Cardinal Crabby Pants, and Ephesians 2 have in common? More than you'd think. This week the RevCast crew digs into Sister Sledge's We Are Family and discovers that the same cultural rage that blew a crater in center field in 1979 is still shaping how we treat each other today. Plus: Pastor Steve finally comes clean about something, the Indiana Jones canon gets cited as scripture, and we make a surprisingly strong theological case for leaving the toilet seat down. Come for the disco demolition history lesson, stay for the reminder that God is literally building us into something together dysfunctional family and all.
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Well, Well, Well! (A)
May 700:53:41Tap to summarizeThis week on RevCast: Cyndi Lauper, the Woman at the Well, and a theology lesson nobody asked for but everybody needed.New episode out now. 🎙️#RevCast #TrueColors #WomanAtTheWell
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A Breakup Song and a Braggy Apostle (V)
Apr 2901:00:23Tap to summarize🎸 "Another turning point, a fork stuck in the road…" 🎸This week on the RevCast, the Mixtape series continues with Green Day's "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)" - which was always a breakup song, never a graduation song, and somehow ended up playing at every graduation anyway. Pastors Mike, Bri, Paul, and Jeremy dig into Philippians 3:12-14 and ask the question: how much of your past informs you, and how much of it confines you? Along the way: adult prom drama, uninvited wives, Jay Gatsby's tragic flaw, and what nostalgia actually means.The past can be a source of strength or a prison. Paul says press on. Billy Joe Armstrong says good riddance. The RevCast says both, with significantly more chaos.🎧 New episode out now. Like, subscribe, and let go of something.
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A Breakup Song and a Braggy Apostle (A)
Apr 2901:00:23Tap to summarize🎸 "Another turning point, a fork stuck in the road…" 🎸This week on the RevCast, the Mixtape series continues with Green Day's "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)" - which was always a breakup song, never a graduation song, and somehow ended up playing at every graduation anyway. Pastors Mike, Bri, Paul, and Jeremy dig into Philippians 3:12-14 and ask the question: how much of your past informs you, and how much of it confines you? Along the way: adult prom drama, uninvited wives, Jay Gatsby's tragic flaw, and what nostalgia actually means.The past can be a source of strength or a prison. Paul says press on. Billy Joe Armstrong says good riddance. The RevCast says both, with significantly more chaos.🎧 New episode out now. Like, subscribe, and let go of something.
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