Episódios

  • Step Into The Story/November 2, 2025/Glenn Barteau
    Nov 4 2025
    Religion often draws lines that exclude people, which is the opposite of what we see in the life of Jesus. Jesus consistently makes space for everyone, regardless of their background or circumstances. Through the story of the Roman centurion in Matthew 8, we can see how Jesus didn’t require people to change before accepting them. Instead, He met them where they were and infused their lives with purpose and meaning. We are challenged as a church to do the same and become a community that gives away the acceptance and freedom we’ve received.
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    48 minutos
  • Living For Someday - Missing Right Now/October 26, 2025/Ryan Kramer
    Oct 28 2025

    Living for someday can make right now difficult when we become so focused on future hopes that we miss God's present provision. Like the Israelites who complained in the desert despite the daily manna sent by God, we often lose sight of current blessings while waiting for our promised land. The key is learning to invite others to share our burdens and finding contentment in what God provides today. Deserts aren't delays but places where God forges us into people ready for His promises. By recognizing the manna on the ground and walking in community, we can thrive in our present circumstances while moving toward God's future plans.

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    46 minutos
  • The Whole Picture - Week One/October 12, 2025/Stacie Bartels
    45 minutos
  • More Than A Song - Week Four/October 5th, 2025/Seth Kreimeyer-Kelly
    Oct 6 2025
    The kingdom of God is beautifully simple at its core - God loves you and wants a relationship with you. However, life gets complicated sometimes. Exhaustion, confusion, expectations, and fear can cause us to lose sight of the simple truth. While the simple kingdom still requires effort and sacrifice, it's centered on trust - trust in God's goodness and His love. When life gets complicated, we need to return to whatever first anchored our faith in Christ.
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    51 minutos
  • More Than A Song - Week Three/September 28, 2025/Ryan Kramer
    Sep 29 2025
    In our busy lives, we often ask God for help while leaving no room for Him to work. Our hearts get cluttered with fear, doubt, and expectations, crowding out faith. Peter’s story in Matthew 14 shows that faith doesn’t have to be perfect - just enough to cry out, “Lord, save me.” God doesn’t expect us to have it all figured out; He simply asks us to make space for Him. Even a small opening of faith allows the great I AM to do extraordinary things, not because our faith is flawless, but because He is faithful.
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    54 minutos
  • More Than A Song - Week Two/September 21, 2025/Glenn Barteau
    Sep 23 2025
    Psalm 23 reminds us that peace is possible, even in the hardest seasons of life. It doesn’t pretend we can skip over tough times - instead, it shows us how to walk through them with God by our side. David’s words move from simply knowing about God to truly experiencing Him in a close, personal way. When we find ourselves in a valley, we can pause and let God restore our souls, lean on His goodness we’ve seen before, and keep taking the next step forward. The shadows may show up, but they don’t get the last word - because God is with us.
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    50 minutos
  • More Than A Song - Week One/September 14, 2025/Glenn Barteau
    Sep 15 2025
    Sometimes we can feel as though our world is filled with division and uncertainty. During these times, gratitude becomes essential, as it helps us remember that our hope in Christ remains unchanged regardless of our circumstances. Finding new ways to express gratitude to God can be challenging. Psalm 150 and the song Gratitude invite us to express thankfulness with our whole being. In difficult times, the ancient word hallelujah offers a solution - a powerful expression when we don’t have the words.
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    43 minutos
  • A Different Kind of Church - Week 5/September 7, 2025/Glenn Barteau
    Sep 8 2025
    In John 5, Jesus challenges the religious leaders who diligently studied Scripture but missed its true purpose. They treated the Bible as an end in itself rather than a means to relationship with God. Jesus points out that Scripture is meant to testify about Him, yet they refused to come to Him for life. We should approach Scripture not as a rulebook but as a way to be inspired to live like Jesus in our own unique contexts. When we start with Jesus and end with Jesus, Scripture becomes life-giving.
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    52 minutos