Citrus Church

Jn. 12:1-8 Even when spaces change, worship fills the space.Support the show

LK. 19:1-10 Jesus finds us where we are and leads us where we belong.Support the show

Is. 55:1-13 God invites us to come back home. Support the show

Lk. 13:1-35 The road to Easter invites us again and again to choose the path of Jesus, despite the obstacles we'll face.Support the show

Lk. 4:1-13 In life, we don't always get perfect conditions. Just when we've set our routine, something comes along and throws everything off course, but God equips us, giving us what we need to get out of the desert.Support the show

Ps. 27 In God's kingdom, the cure for fear is the Lord whois our light.Support the show

Jn. 15:1-15 Growth is not easy, or automatic. "Pruning" in our lives feels like loss or change, but it also makes room for new life. Support the show

Ps. 139 The Examen pray invites us to find the moments where God is present in our lives. Support the show

Eph. 5:15-21 We know what we need to do, read our Bibles, make time to pray. The challenge is finding the time to do it.Support the show

Ps. 1:1-2 We are shaped by all the little moments, and patterns, and choices we make on our life journey. Support the show

1st Kings 19:11-13, Mark 1:35 The idea of self-care, or compassion for ourselves is a way that we're reminded of how God cares for us.Support the show

Mk. 10:46-52, Ps.42:1-2 Jesus helps us change one pattern, or rhythm, for a new one.Support the show

Matt. 3:13-17 Baptism is about what God is doing in our lives, not what we're doing in the moment. Support the show

Matt. 2:1-12 The magi teach us our journey of faith requires persistence and a willingness to follow a path that seems unclearSupport the show

Lk. 2:1-20 Giving birth in Bethlehem was not part of Mary's plan. Through Christ's birth, God shows how us how a great journey can begin with a humble start.Support the show

Lk. 1:26-36 Why Nazareth? Why did Go choose this unremarkable place? God goes out of God's way to reach the out of the way, excluded people.Support the show

Lk. 1:5-17 "What happens in us while we wait is as important as what we're waiting for." - John OrtbergSupport the show

Lk. 2:1-3 No matter where we end  up this Advent, no matter where we go or where we end up, God is with us.Support the show

LK. 22:7-20 What seemed to upset people the most was who Jesus decided to dine with. Jesus' last meal shows us what our meals could and should look like.Support the show

Ex. 25:23-29, Lev. 24:5-9 God sets the table for our relationshipsSupport the show

Matt. 25:35-40 To make an impact in this world, we must think less about how we could make an impact, and serve one need at a time.Support the show

2nd Kings 10:15 When we think of the words "embrace widely" or work across differences, we may see it as selling out, betraying our own beliefs, but what if the more courageous choice is extending a hand and making room for others.Support the show

2nd Timothy 3:16-17 How do we read the Bible? Is it meant to be strictly followed? Taken literally?Support the show

Mk. 12:28-31 1 Jn. 4:19-21 How might we love God and others actively?Support the show

Eph. 3:14-21 Multiple denominations and groups give our faith textures and different flavors, allowing us to bring out the unique God flavors of the earth. Support the show

Is. 58:1-12 God looks past the outward ritual and gets to the heart of the matter. Isaiah reminds us that true worship must be grounded in worship. Support the show

Matt. 28:18-20 Though it is urgent and important, the mission of making disciples cannot be done fast.Support the show

Ek. 17:22-24 God calls us to become branches of hope and shade for others, rooted in His promise of revival and strengthSupport the show

Jn. 15:1-8 What pruning needs to take place in your life?Support the show

Gen. 12:1-9 Just as Abram left his comfort zone, the church is called to expand its mission in new ways. The call to branch out requires faith, listening to God's voice, and responding with commitment, trusting that each step forward is part of a greater purpose.Support the Show.

Eph. 2:1-10 Because of God's great love for humanity, we were transformed from death to life through faith. Support the Show.

Jn. 14:16-21 The Holy Spirit is God with us, within us, and working through us.Support the Show.

Luke 15:3-7 Jesus came to flip the script and show how the table is open to all people. Support the Show.

Gen. 1:1-5 When we see how God created the world, it encourages us to live in creative and creating ways our world.Support the Show.

Ps. 121 "My help comes from the Lord the maker of heaven and earth". Support the Show.

Ps. 77 Remembering our pasts can help us understand our present. Support the Show.

Ps. 84 God's home is a home for allSupport the Show.

Ps. 63 During the summer, we feel the need to getaway. It could be to get away from the things that bombard, like work, stress, or anxiety. In David's "getaway", he shows us how God is with us in our wilderness moments.Support the Show.

Psalms 62 The Psalms are songs, intended to draw us somewhere. They are songs that lead us into a season of calm and rest.Support the Show.

Acts 1:8 The church is a community of people trying to live as examples of Christ in work, family, and throughout day to day life. When we gather together, we encourage others to continue in this journey.Support the Show.

Acts 2:1-4 The idea of a physical space, a building, dedicated solely to worshipping God would be a foreign concept to early Christians. As we look back on Acts 2, we are reminded church is not a place, but a people.Support the Show.

Eph. 4:1-5 If we don't intersect our lives with others, there is no conflict or division among us, but there is also no opportunity to learn and see different perspectives.Support the Show.