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”Calling Water" is a phrase translated from Korean ("majungmul") that describes the little bit of water needed to push out standing water inside old water pumps. It's a concept that we're not all too familiar with nowadays, but it is our hope that this podcast will similarly act as a small but formative catalyst for your spiritual journey. Tune in as we study a passage of Scripture each week and may it help dislodge you from standing still and compel you to live out your faith in real ways! Linda Moon, Ed.D. Music provided by Reuel Pompey and Rebekah Kim
Episodes
Sunday Oct 02, 2022
Sunday Oct 02, 2022
In today’s episode “Enter the King’s Service,” we’re looking at Daniel 1 and how it relates to the trend of “quiet quitting” especially when it comes to our faith.
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Sunday Sep 25, 2022
Sunday Sep 25, 2022
In today’s episode “Let Us Start Rebuilding,” we’re looking at Nehemiah 2 and what God has to say when our perceptions of value are inextricably linked to what we do instead of who we are.
Check out the full song mentioned on today’s podcast: https://youtu.be/EkeWuXw8JWE
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Sunday Sep 18, 2022
Sunday Sep 18, 2022
In today’s episode “What Are You Doing Here?” we’re looking at the story of Elijah in 1 Kings 19, and how God speaks to us and cares for us in those moments when we feel overwhelmed and alone.
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Sunday Sep 11, 2022
Sunday Sep 11, 2022
In today’s episode “What Have You Done?,” we’re looking at the story of the prophet Jonah, and how shame played a part in the actions and reactions of both Jonah and the people of Nineveh.
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Sunday Sep 04, 2022
Sunday Sep 04, 2022
In today’s episode “Working At the Wheel,” we’re looking at Jeremiah 18 to examine more fully the image of being in the potter’s hands and how that relates to our feelings of (in)security.
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Sunday Jul 03, 2022
Sunday Jul 03, 2022
Hey Calling Water listeners! We are taking a brief summer break as we prepare to bring you fresh content in the fall — I know, we’ll miss you, too! In the meanwhile, listen to this message for some tips to kickstart or upkeep some spiritual habits to connect you to God and others.
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Sunday Jun 26, 2022
Sunday Jun 26, 2022
In today’s episode “The Guardian-Redeemer,” we’re wrapping up our study in the book of Ruth by looking at chapter 4 and how God empowers us to be agents of change in our own lives and in the lives of others.
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Sunday Jun 19, 2022
Sunday Jun 19, 2022
In today’s episode “To the Threshing Floor,” we’re looking at the story of what Ruth asks Boaz in Ruth 3, and how God enables us to act with both boldness and prudence.
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Sunday Jun 12, 2022
Sunday Jun 12, 2022
In today’s episode “Where Did You Glean Today?,” we’re continuing our series on the book of Ruth by examining chapter 2 to find that God always directs our steps to exactly where we’re supposed to be.
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Sunday Jun 05, 2022
Sunday Jun 05, 2022
In today’s episode “Where You Go I Will Go,” we’re looking at the story of Naomi and Ruth in Ruth 1, and how God not only promises to be with us but also surrounds us with companions and teaches us how to be one, also.
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