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  • This We Believe: We Do This Together

    This We Believe: We Do This Together
    Oct 4 2026
    No one walks the Christian life alone. There are no examples in Scripture of anyone practicing Christianity all by themselves. Instead, we are all – according to 1 Peter 2, a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation. We learn and we grow together. We minister together. As we continue to explore the distinctives of Whispering Pines Church, we find that all of our pursuits demand a togetherness, a teachable and workable attitude among the parts of the body. I hope that you can join us this week to begin a conversation around working together, as the Body of Christ – on this mission that we’re on. -Pastor Nate Roschen
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    28 min
  • This We Believe: Jesus is At the Center of it All

    This We Believe: Jesus is At the Center of it All
    Sep 27 2026
    This week we launch into a new series where we will explore the depths of what we believe to be central to who we are as Whispering Pines Church. What is our heartbeat? What makes us tick? What beliefs, teachings, foundations, stories, tell us who we are – and how we are to live out our missional call? We can’t start anywhere but Jesus. Everything in Scripture points to Jesus – and everything that we are as an Ekklesia is from and through and for Jesus. Join us this Sunday as we reflect on what we believe about the Son of God – the fullest revelation of God. His compassion moves us. His teachings shape us. His love refines us. -Pastor Nate Roschen
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    27 min
  • Song of Songs: This Love Song's Place in the Grand Narrative

    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
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