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MetaChurch exists to further the movement of Jesus on this earth. We are ordinary people who believe we can live extraordinary lives as a part of the movement of Jesus. We hope that this podcast finds you at the right moment in your life and can bring you some inspiration and encouragement.
MetaChurch hosts MetaChurch Podcast, a arts show with 347 episodes published.
What does it actually mean to be one of The King’s People ? In Luke 7, Jesus encounters a Roman centurion whose faith amazes Him. This man understands something that many of the religious people around Jesus had missed:
Before stepping into a new section of Luke's Gospel, MetaChurch pauses to remember what God has already done. Throughout our journey in Luke, we've watched Jesus transform lives—and this week, we celebrate real stories f
Everyone wants happiness—but what if happiness isn't enough? In this message, we discover the difference between temporary happiness and the lasting joy God offers. Looking at Habakkuk 3 and 1 Thessalonians 5, we learn t
After ten weeks in Jesus' most famous sermon, everything comes down to one question: "Why do you call me 'Lord, Lord,' and don't do what I say?" (Luke 6:46) Jesus closes the Sermon on the Plain with a powerful illustrati
Why do we keep trying to change our behavior without changing our hearts? In Luke 6:43–45, Jesus teaches that every tree is known by its fruit. The problem isn't the fruit we produce—it's the root from which it grows. In
Why is it so easy to see someone else's flaws—but almost impossible to recognize our own? In Luke 6:41–42, Jesus gives one of His most memorable illustrations: a person trying to remove a speck from someone else's eye wh
Who is shaping your life? In Luke 6:39–40, Jesus tells two short parables that reveal one powerful truth: every one of us is becoming like someone. The question isn't whether you're being formed—it's who is forming you.
Jesus' teaching in Luke 6:37–38 may be one of the most misunderstood passages in the Bible. What does it really mean to "judge not"? Does Jesus forbid discernment? Why do we find it so easy to excuse our own failures whi
What if everything you believe about success, happiness, and blessing is backwards? In this episode of the MetaChurch Podcast, Pastor Clayton and Sherri Richard (Everyday Truths) dive deep into Luke 6 and Jesus' Sermon o
What if everything you believe about success, happiness, and blessing is backwards? In this episode of the MetaChurch Podcast, Pastor Clayton and Sherri Richard (Everyday Truths) dive deep into Luke 6 and Jesus' Sermon o
“Love your enemies.” Not tolerate them. Not avoid them. Not secretly hope they fail. Love them. In Luke 6, Jesus gives one of the most challenging teachings in all of Scripture. The Kingdom of God operates differently th
“Love your enemies.” Not tolerate them. Not avoid them. Not secretly hope they fail. Love them. In Luke 6, Jesus gives one of the most challenging teachings in all of Scripture. The Kingdom of God operates differently th
Jesus said: “Blessed are you when people hate you…” That may be one of the most difficult teachings in the entire Sermon on the Plain. Jesus isn't saying you're blessed simply because people dislike you. He's asking a de
Jesus said: “Blessed are you who weep now…” and “Woe to you who laugh now…” Was Jesus against joy? Not at all. In Luke 6, Jesus isn't talking about emotions on the surface—He's talking about the condition of your heart.
We all hunger for something. Approval. Comfort. Success. Relationships. Pleasure. Escape. But Jesus says: “Blessed are you who are hungry now…” and “Woe to you who are full…” Why? Because hunger is not just about your st
What if the people we think are “winning” are actually losing? Jesus begins His most famous sermon by completely flipping the scoreboard upside down. “Blessed are the poor…” “Woe to the rich…” But Jesus is not teaching a
How do you keep score in life? Money? Success? Comfort? Approval? Status? In Luke 6, Jesus begins His most famous sermon by completely flipping the scoreboard upside down. The people everyone thought were “winning”… Jesu
This moment in Luke 6 isn’t random… It’s the turning point of human history. Jesus goes up a mountain. Prays all night. Chooses 12. Comes down—and everything changes. This is where the mission shifts. This is where the C
Pastor Clayton and Pastor Tony reflect on Luke 4–6 and the tension between religion and relationship. From personal stories of faith to Jesus’ radical teaching in the Beatitudes, this conversation challenges how we view
Religion saw a problem to use. Jesus saw a person to heal. In Luke 6, a man with a shriveled hand walks into the synagogue looking for hope—but the religious leaders see him as leverage. They don’t care about healing. Th
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