Hosted by Tyler Gorsline · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 516 episodes
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A Seattle Church is a church plant in Downtown/South Lake Union. We dearly love our city and believe that Jesus is the hope for Seattle. We desire to share God’s love in and for our city, and to worship Christ in Spirit and truth. To see God make all things new. Visit aseattlechurch.com to learn more.
Tyler Gorsline hosts A Seattle Church, a religion show with 516 episodes published.
What keeps us from praying with confidence? In Acts 9, Peter prays for Aeneas to be healed and Tabitha to be raised from the dead to remind us that the Holy Spirit is still at work today. Too often we lower our expectati
In Acts 9, we witness one of the most surprising stories of transformation in Scripture as Saul goes from persecuting the church to proclaiming Jesus. Along the way, we're invited to consider our own blind spots and the
Through the story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8, we discover that God cares more about people than platforms, more about roadside encounters than revival crowds. Philip is called away from a breakthrough r
We live in a world that constantly promises us shortcuts to power, transformation, and fulfillment. This message from Acts 8 confronts us with the story of Simon the Sorcerer, a man who wanted God's power without God's p
What happens when we do everything right, yet life still falls apart? Through the story of Stephen in Acts 7, we encounter a faithful servant who checked every box, served with integrity, and spoke truth with divine wisd
What if the most devastating moments in our lives are actually God's way of planting us exactly where we need to be? This message takes us deep into Acts 8, where we discover that persecution meant to destroy the early c
Continuing our Church on Fire series in Acts 6:1-7, we encounter a pivotal moment in the early church where Greek-speaking widows were being neglected in the daily distribution of food. This wasn't just a logistical prob
Guest Pastor, Brady Rector, Continues our Church on Fire series in Acts 5, as we witness a Church on Fire refusing to let fear, opposition, or suffering extinguish the work of God. The apostles are arrested, threatened,
We return to our Church on Fire sermon series in Acts 5. This passage confronts us with one of Scripture's most uncomfortable stories: the deaths of Ananias and Sapphira. With this difficult passage lies profound grace.
In our final sermon series, HUMAN, Pastor Tyler confronts us with an uncomfortable truth: we are all susceptible to deception, and our greatest enemy isn't the people around us but the spiritual forces working to steal o
How is your soul? Not how was your week, not how you're feeling, but how is the very essence of who you are—the soil of your existence? Drawing from the Parable of the Sower in Matthew 13, we're invited to examine whethe
How is your soul? Not how was your week, not how you're feeling, but how is the very essence of who you are—the soil of your existence? Drawing from the Parable of the Sower in Matthew 13, we're invited to examine whethe
In our hyper-connected world, we're constantly being shaped by forces we barely notice. From the 5,000 to 10,000 ads we encounter daily to the seven hours we spend on screens, our minds are being molded whether we realiz
In our hyper-connected world, we're constantly being shaped by forces we barely notice. From the 5,000 to 10,000 ads we encounter daily to the seven hours we spend on screens, our minds are being molded whether we realiz
In our new mini-series, HUMAN, we examine the divided nature of our hearts and invites us into wholehearted devotion to God. Drawing from Mark 12:28-31, we're reminded that Jesus calls us to love God with our heart, soul
In our new mini-series, HUMAN, we examine the divided nature of our hearts and invites us into wholehearted devotion to God. Drawing from Mark 12:28-31, we're reminded that Jesus calls us to love God with our heart, soul
On Easter, we step into the story of Mary Magdalene, a woman standing in grief, convinced hope is gone. Yet in her darkest moment, the risen Jesus meets her with two questions: “Why are you crying?” and “Who are you look
On Easter, we step into the story of Mary Magdalene, a woman standing in grief, convinced hope is gone. Yet in her darkest moment, the risen Jesus meets her with two questions: “Why are you crying?” and “Who are you look
This powerful reflection invites us to sit in the uncomfortable space of Good Friday, resisting our natural impulse to rush toward resurrection hope. We're challenged to truly enter the grave with Jesus, to understand th
This powerful reflection invites us to sit in the uncomfortable space of Good Friday, resisting our natural impulse to rush toward resurrection hope. We're challenged to truly enter the grave with Jesus, to understand th
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A Seattle Church is hosted by Tyler Gorsline. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 516 episodes.
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