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Whispering Pines Church featuring speaker Pastor Nate Roschen© Christentum Spiritualität
  • Song of Songs: This Love Song's Place in the Grand Narrative
    Sep 20 2026
    Song of Songs is a book about Solomon, just as Ecclesiastes is a book that concerns itself with Solomon. There is a great deal of debate as to this book’s authorship – but whether it was written by Solomon (though it is critical of him at points) or simply written “to” or “about” Solomon, its reading is unchanged. Song of Songs – the title itself implies that we are reading the very best of songs (similar to Ecclesiastes’ ‘vanity of vanities’). The song concerns itself with human love and intimacy – the question for us is, does it use this language to speak to something else – the relationship between God and Israel, or perhaps between Christ and the church? A number of early church fathers did what they could to prohibit others from reading the book (including Gregory of Nyssa and Jerome in the 4th century). The Council of Constantinople in 550 famously outlawed the literal reading of the Song of Songs. So, why is it here in our Bibles? What benefit is there for us today? What does it speak to, and what does it matter? Join us as we spend a Sunday exploring this book’s place in the grand narrative of Scripture! -Pastor Nate Roschen
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    27 Min.
  • John 13: Jesus Washing the Disciple's feet
    Sep 13 2026
    Jesus is constantly reminding us that his way is different. It is different in every way. Jesus will remind us of the servant way once again this Sunday as we look at one of Jesus' last moments with his disciples. - Dan Martinez
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    26 Min.
  • The Book of Job: The Conclusion of the Matter - Job 38-42
    Sep 6 2026
    Finally, after 37 chapters of back and forth, torment and questioning – God shows up and responds to Job. What we find here is likely not what we expect. God is not on trial, and He never was. What we find at the end of Job is a God who is absolutely overwhelming. Job wants to fight God, essentially – and Job finds that He cannot fight God and win. Job doesn’t have a leg to stand on, none of us do. All anyone can do is fall on, depend on, call upon the Name of – the God who is good. At the end of it all – God is not angry with Job, in fact He restores everything to Job. God is angry with the friends of Job – as they have spoken untruths concerning God. Join us for the thrilling conclusion to this book about God – and His goodness. -Pastor Nate Roschen
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    44 Min.
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