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Podcast > Wholly Holy > The Holy One

Easter is a time of celebration. But more than that it is a realization of the greatest gift of all, the gift of eternal life through Christ, the holy one. In this special Easter message, Ed Young reveals how the power of that gift is available to us in every day and in every situation in order to make us holy as well.

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Length: 32:10

Wholly Holy

In today's world, we look to our relationships for companionship, friendship and meaning. One of the biggest needs we look for relationships to solve in our lives is the need to feel whole, complete. But is that really what God had in mind when he designed families, friendships and specifically marriages?

In this series, Ed Young takes a unique approach to marriage and relationships. And as we look to God's plan, we discover that they may never have been intended to make us whole. They were designed instead to make us holy.

Wholly Holy

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If you have iTunes 7, click the link below to subscribe to our podcast. Twenty-four hours after Ed delivers his weekend message at Fellowship Church, it will be downloaded to your computer automatically. You can listen at your computer or take the MP3 with you on your iPod or other MP3 player.

If you don't have iTunes, you can get it here free for Mac or Windows. You can also subscribe to the podcast using other podcasting tools and RSS newsreaders. The feed address is: http://feeds.feedburner.com/cpblog.

Podcast > Thread > Camo Christian

In the garden, God asked Adam and Eve, “Where are you?” And he continues to ask that question of us today. In this message, Ed Young shows us that many of our attempts at wearing Christ may actually be camouflaged patterns that blend into our surroundings rather than the original pattern God designed.

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Length: 26:14

Thread

We are crazy about clothes—we have a passion for fashion. That fashion frenzy is nothing new. And in this series called Thread we’re going to explore where it all started. More importantly, though, we’re going to find out that this life will never make sense until we discover the common thread that holds it all together and reconnect the disconnected fabric of our lives.

Thread

CreativePastors

If you have iTunes 7, click the link below to subscribe to our podcast. Twenty-four hours after Ed delivers his weekend message at Fellowship Church, it will be downloaded to your computer automatically. You can listen at your computer or take the MP3 with you on your iPod or other MP3 player.

If you don't have iTunes, you can get it here free for Mac or Windows. You can also subscribe to the podcast using other podcasting tools and RSS newsreaders. The feed address is: http://feeds.feedburner.com/cpblog.

Podcast > Thread > Tailor Made

This message teaches that God has a tailor made garment for each of us that does much more than just cover our physical bodies. When we clothe ourselves in Christ, He replaces our sin-tattered garment and brings us back in line with the Master Designer's original pattern for our lives.

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Length: 36:15

Thread

We are crazy about clothes—we have a passion for fashion. That fashion frenzy is nothing new. And in this series called Thread we’re going to explore where it all started. More importantly, though, we’re going to find out that this life will never make sense until we discover the common thread that holds it all together and reconnect the disconnected fabric of our lives.

Thread

CreativePastors

If you have iTunes 7, click the link below to subscribe to our podcast. Twenty-four hours after Ed delivers his weekend message at Fellowship Church, it will be downloaded to your computer automatically. You can listen at your computer or take the MP3 with you on your iPod or other MP3 player.

If you don't have iTunes, you can get it here free for Mac or Windows. You can also subscribe to the podcast using other podcasting tools and RSS newsreaders. The feed address is: http://feeds.feedburner.com/cpblog.

C3 DVDs now available for pre-order

Many of you who attended this year's Creative Church Conference have let us know that it was an incredible experience for you and your ministry. Thank you! C3 is always a high point of our year as well. There's something awesome that happens when thousands of church leaders from around the world have the opportunity to get together, share ideas, swap stories, and encourage each other.

If you didn't have a chance to attend this year, we don't want you to miss out! We've just made the C3 2008 Conference DVDs available for pre-order. You'll receive all the general sessions from a great lineup of speakers, as well as the talks that were shared during our C3 Nights events.

And for those of you in children's ministry, don't miss the DVD set from our C3 Kids Conference!

Both of these items will ship in approximately three weeks—a perfect way to get refreshed after Easter!

Podcast > The Big D > Part 2

When most people think of delegation, they assume it’s a business term, one which is only implemented by those in mid-level management or higher on the corporate ladder. But true delegation is something that impacts every area of life: from the marriage to the marketplace, from friendships to finances.

And in the second message of this 2-part series, Ed Young shows us how true delegation, from God’s perspective, will help us embrace the greatness he has in store for all of us.

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Length: 40:17

The Big D

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If you have iTunes 7, click the link below to subscribe to our podcast. Twenty-four hours after Ed delivers his weekend message at Fellowship Church, it will be downloaded to your computer automatically. You can listen at your computer or take the MP3 with you on your iPod or other MP3 player.

If you don't have iTunes, you can get it here free for Mac or Windows. You can also subscribe to the podcast using other podcasting tools and RSS newsreaders. The feed address is: http://feeds.feedburner.com/cpblog.