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We are part of the larger People Becoming the Church Movement, and we would love for you to be a part of the movement! This podcast is meant to create intentional conversations and communities around what it means to be the church in North Kitsap and beyond.
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What if the most powerful thing you say this week is a word of encouragement? In Week 4 of our Watch Your Mouth series, discover why encouragement is the secret ingredient that strengthens relationships, builds the churc
In a world increasingly divided by competing narratives and conflicting voices, we're challenged to anchor ourselves in absolute truth. This message reminds us that truth isn't merely a concept or philosophy—it's a perso
What does it truly mean to follow Jesus in our everyday lives? This powerful message challenges us to move beyond theoretical Christianity and embrace the practical call of discipleship. At the heart of this exploration
When life falls apart, God is still at work. Through the story of Joseph, we see how every season of loss, betrayal, and disappointment can become the soil where God grows something new. What looks like a setback is ofte
When life falls apart, God is still at work. Through the story of Joseph, we see how every season of loss, betrayal, and disappointment can become the soil where God grows something new. What looks like a setback is ofte
When life falls apart, God is still at work. Through the story of Joseph, we see how every season of loss, betrayal, and disappointment can become the soil where God grows something new. What looks like a setback is ofte
When life falls apart, God is still at work. Through the story of Joseph, we see how every season of loss, betrayal, and disappointment can become the soil where God grows something new. What looks like a setback is ofte
When life falls apart, God is still at work. Through the story of Joseph, we see how every season of loss, betrayal, and disappointment can become the soil where God grows something new. What looks like a setback is ofte
This message invites us into a profound exploration of what it truly means to experience the joy of the Lord as our strength during the Christmas season and beyond. Drawing from Luke 2:21-38, we encounter two remarkable
This message takes us deep into Luke chapter 2, where we discover why the gospel truly is good news for all people, not just a select few. The angel's appearance to shepherds—society's most overlooked and marginalized wo
Luke’s gospel highlights God’s heart for all people—the poor, the outsider, the forgotten. In a Roman world of oppression and fear, the announcement of 'great joy' was revolutionary. Joy was not found in Caesar’s peace b
When we miss Thanksgiving – I think we miss a lot of other things. It impacts our relationships, our well-being, and our faith. Instead of looking at what we have to be thankful for...we look at what we don’t have or wha
Do you ever feel like your life is divided – into parts that aren’t working together? Why do we put our lives into boxes—faith in one, family in another, work in another—maybe it’s so we can feel like we are winning in o
Do you ever feel like your life is divided – into parts that aren’t working together? Why do we put our lives into boxes—faith in one, family in another, work in another—maybe it’s so we can feel like we are winning in o
Do you ever feel like your life is divided – into parts that aren’t working together? Why do we put our lives into boxes—faith in one, family in another, work in another—maybe it’s so we can feel like we are winning in o
In this message, we're challenged to examine how open our hearts truly are to God's love. The parable of the sower from Matthew 13 serves as a central metaphor, urging us to consider what type of 'soil' our hearts repres
In this message, we're challenged to examine how open our hearts truly are to God's love. The parable of the sower from Matthew 13 serves as a central metaphor, urging us to consider what type of 'soil' our hearts repres
Do you ever feel like your life is divided – into parts that aren’t working together? Why do we put our lives into boxes—faith in one, family in another, work in another—maybe it’s so we can feel like we are winning in o
Do you ever feel like your life is divided – into parts that aren’t working together? Why do we put our lives into boxes—faith in one, family in another, work in another—maybe it’s so we can feel like we are winning in o
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