Episode two of the Rooted Series takes us back to the beginning of time and to a time before time. It is here, outside of the created order that God took the raw material of His very nature and cast it like a living dye into the creation. This understanding is a building block for those determining to live a faith-based and faith-filled life. Take a listen and discover perhaps a new cornerstone to your faith as we week to re-frame our lives into a living adventure.
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Rooted Series Episode 1
In episode one of the 10 week Rooted series we consume Psalm 1 and I get back to the basics, giving practical tools to reclaim stability in your faith.
Stealing Eden: A Biblical Approach To Human Sexuality Part 2
What’s the deal with the blood of Jesus
As Paul concludes years of missional work in Asia minor, he sums up what its all been about and gives a few thoughts on life in Christ and the power of the blood of Jesus. Blood is an interesting metaphor in the scripture and if we are honest a bit odd and hard to understand, but if we look deep we will find a power greater than any force in the universe.
Rest or Die
We live in a world that is moving way too fast. Few of us have any margin to slow down and enjoy the best of life. In this talk Pastor Adam Stadtmiller looks at the restful culture of heaven and gives some biblical perspectives on slowing down.
How Your Church Can Benefit from ‘The Roseto Effect’
Roseto, Pennsylvania is the type of classic small town that moviemakers look for as a setting for scenes of quintessential Americana. Its population has fluctuated by only a couple hundred people over the last century. From all appearances, things have frozen in time.
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Do You Have A Poverty Spirit?
Paul’s 2nd missionary journey to the Barbaric North (Macedonia) revealed a group of churches that would eventually become a lifeline for him as he toiled in a Roman prison. These were some of the most poor people in the region, but they never let their poverty define them. Instead, these people become some of the most generous ever mentioned in God’s word. In this message we seek to find tools to release generosity into every area of our life, not just the financial.
Oy Vey! Who are all these Goyim?
The first Christ followers had a good problem. Both Jews and Gentiles (or Goyim in Yiddish) were becoming Christ followers, but each had different needs, perspectives and traditions. Paul was a chameleon, an artist, a master at being able to reach any person of any audience. This ability to evangelically cross pollinate seems to be a lost skill in the fractured world we live in. In this message I talk about how to effectively communicate the gospel to a wide variety of people no matter their background.
The Martyr In The Pew
I’m amazed at Jesus insistence on using broken and hurting people to become his standard bearers. Stephen was an avg. guy who God called into glory. Today’s world is changing. What will it take to go forward in the same spirit of fullness that Stephen walked in? Click here to find out!
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Stephen was the first Christian Martyr, but that’s not where his story started. It started by saying yes to an opportunity to serve widows and orphans while sitting in the pew. Stephen had no idea where this would lead, but as we know, if you give God an inch He will take an eternity.
