Episodes

God cares about our hearts, but His work is about redeeming the whole world. We exist for the purpose of God - not the other way around.

God sent the prophets as shepherds of the nation. And now, He sends us.

We want to participate in the life and ways of Jesus alongside one another by pursuing spiritual formation, healthy relationships, and partnership.

Who we want to be as a community of believers and where God is leading Pulpit Rock Church.

God is not looking for someone who has it all together or accomplishes a lot, but someone who is reverently responsive to what He says.

Will you accept Jesus’ invitation to join Him in His yoke and spend time getting to know Him by working alongside Him, or will you just coast through this life until He returns?

God never promised that there would be no suffering, but He did promise to be forever with us in the midst of our suffering.

Wherever you are, God hasn't left you and He won't leave you.

Kaitlyn Schiess answers the question we have been asking in our Easy Yoke series by reflecting on the purpose of our salvation.

Jesus wants us to make the Kingdom tangible, to help write better stories in others' lives.

When we bring our tired and weary souls to God and take His yoke, He offers us the gift of rest.

Spiritual growth is entirely about learning from Jesus.

God intends church to be this amazing blend of leadership and participation.

God is fighting for our hearts, not our behavior.

Our love for others reflects our fellowship with God. Christ's example of agape love is the type of love we are called to have.

Because God is actively working in every person’s life, we are free to love others no matter where they are in that process in their life.

Obedience is our path to shalom – life as God intends.

Our proximity to Jesus and the lens in which we choose to see Him determines everything in our lives.

Obedience is not about being a better person. It is about fellowship with God.

Part 2 of The Identity of Jesus.

Who is Jesus? If we don't get this right, we're missing the most important thing.

The physicality of Jesus means that He understands you on a cellular level.

Everything matters... but also nothing matters as much as Jesus.

God is always offering greater understanding and deeper fellowship to us.