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This is a podcast about God, faith, and real life. We share sermons, and occasionally other content, that help us explore what it means to follow Jesus. Wherever you’re at in your faith journey, we hope you’ll enjoy.
Kindred Church hosts Kindred Church Podcast, a religion show with 100 episodes published.
In today’s sermon we’ll explore an uncomfortable truth that shows up all over Scripture: Sometimes God calls us to do things that are hard. That may not sound like good news. But as we’ll discover, God’s challenging call
Whenever we feel a sense of scarcity, it’s easy to view people around us as competitors and rivals. But we believe in a God of abundance who calls us to a spirit of cooperation and mutual flourishing. In today’s sermon,
Sometimes when our souls are weary and we’re struggling to feel connected to God, God sends someone into our life who can speak the words we need to hear. In today’s sermon, we’ll explore the story of one biblical hero w
Most of us live our lives at such a fast pace that we’re almost always looking ahead to the future, and we rarely slow down to reflect on the past. That’s a problem, because looking back is essential to growing in our re
Sometimes God shows up in a powerful way that nobody saw coming. That’s what happened on the day of Pentecost. As a result, the church was launched into the world to share the inclusive love of Jesus, and the world was f
In today’s sermon, we’ll consider the urgent, vitally-important work God has called Kindred to do in our community. To help us, we’ll explore the intriguing story of Jesus’ ascension into heaven, what it meant for the fi
At Kindred, we fully include women in the life and leadership of our church. And while some of us may feel that that stance needs no explanation, others of us come from church backgrounds where the role of women was rest
Sadly, the church in America has earned a reputation for being a pretty exclusive community. That’s because many churches have chosen to focus on judging and condemning people rather than embracing them. So it’s importan
In today’s sermon, as we conclude our series on the relationship between Scripture and science, we’ll explore the topic of miracles. From the parting of the Red Sea to the resurrection of Jesus, the Bible is filled with
Science gives us extraordinary insights about our bodies, our minds, and our universe. And in today’s sermon, we’ll discover how those scientific insights can usher us into the worshipful practice of “wonder,” marveling
Many of us have been led to believe that there’s an inherent conflict between science and Scripture. Influential voices from certain parts of the scientific community and certain parts of the Christian community insist t
Most of us know what it’s like to experience significant disappointment in life. And when our lives aren’t going the way we had hoped, we sometimes begin to feel disappointed in God. So in today’s sermon, we’ll explore t
Christians believe that God doesn’t just care about human suffering, but that in Jesus, God actually enters into human suffering. In today’s sermon, we’ll meditate on that powerful truth and the difference it makes for o
Life is full of conflicts. From our homes to our workplaces to the political and international spheres, conflicts are all around us. So it’s important to remember that Jesus calls us to handle conflict in some very count
It’s easy to feel powerless in the face of so many forces in this world that are outside of our control. But in today’s sermon we’ll explore a powerful biblical promise that the God of the universe is with us and for us.
Our culture convinces us that we can organize, plan, and work ourselves into a life of peace and joy. And our culture promises us that if we can just get good enough and try hard enough, we’ll finally find that elusive s
We all get overwhelmed by life sometimes, and many of us are overwhelmed a lot. And not only does that feel bad, but it’s also bad for us. So where can we turn when we’re feeling overwhelmed? Today, we’ll glean some valu
In the heart of the Bible, we find a diverse collection of songs called Psalms, which have shaped the faith of God’s people for millennia. The Psalms meet us in the depths and the heights of human experience, and they re
Most of us have been presented with two basic options for how to think about sex. The one many of us learned in church tends to produce an extraordinary amount of shame. The one we’ve learned from secular society inevita
Research shows that the vast majority of us are either in a long-term romantic relationship or we’d like to be in one in the future. And of course, we all want relationships that are healthy and happy. But we have a tend
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