Join Pastor Jenna Strom in this transformative sermon titled "A Generous God," where she explores the themes of divine generosity, human negotiation, and spiritual acceptance. Pastor Jenna delves into a captivating parable from Matthew 20 to illustrate the unexpected and often radical nature of God's grace and provisions. She shares personal anecdotes and profound biblical insights that encourage us to re-think our approach to our worthiness and negotiations with God.

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In this transformative episode, we delve into the true essence of worship and its profound impact on our relationship with God. The sermon titled "We Have the Perfect Gift for God," led by Pastor Dan, examines how encounters with God, like those experienced by Isaiah, can stir feelings of inadequacy in the face of divine holiness and perfection. Through a deep dive into worship, the discourse explores the necessity of a heart transformed by regular encounters with the Almighty, highlighting the transformative power of true worship which is rooted in a sincere relationship with God.

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In this final episode of the "Uncomfortable" series, titled "Countercultural Comfort," join us as we explore the profound, often countercultural concepts of comfort provided by scripture as opposed to the fleeting comforts of the world. Pastor Dan Turner delves deep into the more enduring and satisfying comfort that comes from God, challenging our conventional pursuits and encouraging us toward an eternal perspective.

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In this enlightening episode of "UNCOMFORTABLE PEOPLE," we delve into the essence of the Christian community with humor, drama, and deep spiritual insights. Discover how integrating the often awkward, unsettling elements of our church family can lead to profound growth and unity within the body of Christ. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 12 and Ephesians 4, this sermon uses a unique skit involving various body parts to illustrate the necessity of every member, no matter how seemingly minor, in the functioning of the whole. Further enriched by historical anecdotes such as Abraham Lincoln's 'Team of Rivals', the message connects biblical teachings with real-world applications encouraging us to embrace the shift from "me" to "we."

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In this transformative episode of our podcast, Pastor Reid delves into what it truly means to embrace "The Uncomfortable Cross." As followers of Christ, we're called to navigate a path that isn't about seeking comfort but about growing in faith, even when that means stepping into challenging or painful circumstances. Drawing parallels between the interconnectedness of a fungal network and our shared spiritual journey, the Pastor skillfully ties natural phenomena to spiritual truths.

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Welcome to today’s episode of our podcast, where we dive deep into the challenging but transformative topic of embracing discomfort in our spiritual lives. This sermon, delivered with heartfelt insights and humor, explores how true comfort and joy in the Christian life don't arise from our everyday conveniences, but through engaging with the discomforts that refine our faith.

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Welcome to another powerful episode of our podcast, where today we embark on one of our nine-month series, focusing on small seeds that lead to transformative changes in our Christian lives. In this episode, "I Have a Family," we delve into the profound realization that we're not alone—God has placed us in a spiritual family.

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Welcome to today's episode, "Faithful In The Small Things," where we explore the profound impact of seemingly minor acts of faithfulness on our spiritual journey and community. Join us as we delve into powerful biblical examples from Genesis and Hebrews, illustrating the significance of steadfast faith and obedience in both monumental and mundane moments of life.

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