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In our 3rd and final Chronic Pain episode of Abound in Hope, Tom McGregor, Suzanne, and Darren are joined by special guest Sarah Stoddard to talk about a dimension of chronic pain that often goes unseen — the deep and persistent suffering of mental and emotional pain and how God meets us in this darkness even when we can't feel His presence. Note: This episode touches on difficult mental health themes. If you are experiencing deep depression please reach out to us. And if you are considering hurting yourself, please call the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

In this 2nd episode of Abound in Hope, Tom McGregor, Suzanne, and Darren are joined by special guest Roxanne Kimbell, who opens up about her own personal journey with chronic pain. Roxy shares candidly about how living with ongoing pain has impacted her closest relationships and her walk with God, offering a perspective that is honest and deeply moving. Together, the group continues to explore what Scripture and biblical theology has to say about suffering, perseverance, and finding God faithful in the midst of pain that doesn't go away. If you or someone you love is walking the difficult road of chronic pain, we pray this conversation meets you with both truth and compassion. "Music by Warm Evening (corporate) (short ver.) by AudioCoffee -- https://freesound.org/s/733387/ -- License: Attribution NonCommercial 4.0"

In this episode of Abound in Hope, join Tom, Tom, Suzanne, and Darren as they explore the deeply personal and sometimes isolating experience of chronic pain through the lens of Scripture and biblical theology.

In the final episode of the series, McGregor, Suzanne, and Rex talk about love. Why is this a sign of health for a church? What happens when this gets neglected? Listen in and find out.

In this penultimate episode in the series, Darren, Tom McGregor, Suzanne, and Rex talk through Witness as a vital sign. Why is this important for churches to prioritize? What happens if it's neglected? Listen in and find out.

We're happy to be back and to continue talking through Imprint's "8 Words" of health! This week, Tom, Suzanne, and Rex talk through Generosity.

This week, we are airing the final session from The Gospel& Politics, a conference we put on in Summer of 2024. In this Question and Response time, Darren Larson asks Dr. Patrick Schreiner questions that came in all morning during the conference.

This week, we are airing the third session from The Gospel& Politics, a conference we put on in Summer of 2024. In this talk, Dr. Patrick Schreiner talks about Christians as submissive citizens.

This week, we are airing the second session from The Gospel& Politics, a conference we put on in Summer of 2024. In this talk, Dr. Patrick Schreiner talks about Christians as subversive prophets.

This week, we are airing the first session from The Gospel& Politics, a conference we put on in Summer of 2024. In this talk, Dr. Patrick Schreiner talks about the political nature of the Gospel, and how Christians should be more, not less, political.

This is the 5th episode in our series on Imprint's 8 words defining health. This week, Suzanne, Darren, and Rex talk about prayer. Why is it important for a church to be marked by prayerful dependence? What does that look like? How can Christians grow in prayer?

This week, we continue our series on church health by talking about Unity. How does the Bible define unity? Why is it important? What does it look like for churches to work toward it? Listen as Darren, Tom, McGregor, and Rex discuss.

This is the third Podcast in our series on church health. This week, Darren, McGregor and Rex talk about worship. What is it? How do we do it? How does it mark a healthy church?

This is the second podcast in a series on our eight markers of church health. This week, Tom, McGregor, Suzanne, and Rex talk about the centrality of scripture as a sign of health for a church.

We are kicking off a new series on the 8 markers of health at Imprint Church: Jesus, Bible, Worship, Unity, Prayer, Generosity, Witness, and Love.Today, we talk about Jesus. Why is Jesus central to church health? What does a community that is centered on Jesus look like? Listen as Darren, Suzanne, McGregor, and Rex discuss.