Granger Community Church Podcast

Even on the run, God can stop us in our tracks and remind us that He's there.In Week 2 of our series, On the Run, we continued with “Stopped in Your Tracks.” Sometimes, the dark seasons of life are where God finds us—running in our fear, shame, regret or rebellion. But His grace has a way of interrupting our path, calling us to pause and showing us that He's never far away. When we stop and refocus on Him, we can find the strength to keep going in the direction He's leading.Missed the message? Catch up now!

Even on the run, God can stop us in our tracks and remind us that He's there.In Week 2 of our series, On the Run, we continued with “Stopped in Your Tracks.” Sometimes, the dark seasons of life are where God finds us—running in our fear, shame, regret or rebellion. But His grace has a way of interrupting our path, calling us to pause and showing us that He's never far away. When we stop and refocus on Him, we can find the strength to keep going in the direction He's leading.Missed the message? Catch up now!

Even when we drift off course, God never stops pursuing us.In Week 1 of our series, On the Run, we began with “The Wrong Direction”—a look at how fear, pride or stubbornness can pull us off course. Yet even in our disobedience, God's compassion and grace meet us right where we are. He invites us to turn back, trust His plans and follow the path He's already prepared.Missed the message? Catch up now!

Even when we drift off course, God never stops pursuing us.In Week 1 of our series, On the Run, we began with “The Wrong Direction”—a look at how fear, pride or stubbornness can pull us off course. Yet even in our disobedience, God's compassion and grace meet us right where we are. He invites us to turn back, trust His plans and follow the path He's already prepared.Missed the message? Catch up now!

Even when we drift off course, God never stops pursuing us.In Week 1 of our series, On the Run, we began with “The Wrong Direction”—a look at how fear, pride or stubbornness can pull us off course. Yet even in our disobedience, God's compassion and grace meet us right where we are. He invites us to turn back, trust His plans and follow the path He's already prepared.Missed the message? Catch up now!

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: When we follow Jesus, we don't have to stay stuck—He leads us into something new.In Week 4 of our series, Stuck, we explored what it looks like to become unstuck and on mission. With Jesus as our guide, the adventure of a lifetime awaits. We're free to explore, take new trails and trust that He's got us covered every step of the way.Missed the message? Catch up now!

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: When we follow Jesus, we don't have to stay stuck—He leads us into something new.In Week 4 of our series, Stuck, we explored what it looks like to become unstuck and on mission. With Jesus as our guide, the adventure of a lifetime awaits. We're free to explore, take new trails and trust that He's got us covered every step of the way.Missed the message? Catch up now!

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: Freedom is possible—no matter how stuck we feel.In Week 3 of our series, Stuck, we talked about what it means to break free. No matter what we've done or where we come from, Jesus offers a way out of the patterns that hold us back. The path to freedom has already been made available—but it's up to us to choose it.Missed the message? Catch up now!

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: Freedom is possible—no matter how stuck we feel.In Week 3 of our series, Stuck, we talked about what it means to break free. No matter what we've done or where we come from, Jesus offers a way out of the patterns that hold us back. The path to freedom has already been made available—but it's up to us to choose it.Missed the message? Catch up now!

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: Freedom is possible—no matter how stuck we feel.In Week 3 of our series, Stuck, we talked about what it means to break free. No matter what we've done or where we come from, Jesus offers a way out of the patterns that hold us back. The path to freedom has already been made available—but it's up to us to choose it.Missed the message? Catch up now!

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: Freedom is possible—no matter how stuck we feel.In Week 3 of our series, Stuck, we talked about what it means to break free. No matter what we've done or where we come from, Jesus offers a way out of the patterns that hold us back. The path to freedom has already been made available—but it's up to us to choose it.Missed the message? Catch up now!

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: God can meet us right in the middle of our routines and invite us into something more.In Week 2 of our series, Stuck, we talked about what it feels like to be stuck in a rut—doing the same things day after day, meeting expectations, and wondering if there's more to life than this. We looked at how Jesus called Peter, Levi, Nathanael and Zacchaeus out of their ordinary, repetitive lives and into a life of purpose and adventure.Missed the message? Catch up now!

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: God can meet us right in the middle of our routines and invite us into something more.In Week 2 of our series, Stuck, we talked about what it feels like to be stuck in a rut—doing the same things day after day, meeting expectations, and wondering if there's more to life than this. We looked at how Jesus called Peter, Levi, Nathanael and Zacchaeus out of their ordinary, repetitive lives and into a life of purpose and adventure.Missed the message? Catch up now!

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: God can meet us right in the middle of our routines and invite us into something more.In Week 2 of our series, Stuck, we talked about what it feels like to be stuck in a rut—doing the same things day after day, meeting expectations, and wondering if there's more to life than this. We looked at how Jesus called Peter, Levi, Nathanael and Zacchaeus out of their ordinary, repetitive lives and into a life of purpose and adventure.Missed the message? Catch up now!

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: God can meet us right in the middle of our routines and invite us into something more.In Week 2 of our series, Stuck, we talked about what it feels like to be stuck in a rut—doing the same things day after day, meeting expectations, and wondering if there's more to life than this. We looked at how Jesus called Peter, Levi, Nathanael and Zacchaeus out of their ordinary, repetitive lives and into a life of purpose and adventure.Missed the message? Catch up now!

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: Even when we feel stuck, God makes a way forward.In Week 1 of our series, Stuck, we talked about what it feels like to be stuck. Sometimes we know why, sometimes we don't—we just know we want out. We ask questions like: “How did I get here?” and “How do I get out of here?” We wonder if anyone can help us get out of the “yuck” we find ourselves in. Together, we looked at the story of Moses, the ten plagues and God's miraculous parting of the Red Sea as a reminder that God is the one who leads us out and through.Missed the message? Catch up now!

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: Even when we feel stuck, God makes a way forward.In Week 1 of our series, Stuck, we talked about what it feels like to be stuck. Sometimes we know why, sometimes we don't—we just know we want out. We ask questions like: “How did I get here?” and “How do I get out of here?” We wonder if anyone can help us get out of the “yuck” we find ourselves in. Together, we looked at the story of Moses, the ten plagues and God's miraculous parting of the Red Sea as a reminder that God is the one who leads us out and through.Missed the message? Catch up now!

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: The Jesus Method can be applied in practical ways that can help us right here and right now.In Week 4 of our series, The Jesus Method, Ted Bryant walked us through how we can take on Jesus' approach—to see people the way He does and to enter every conversation with love, understanding and care. We asked: What does Jesus' mindset toward us and others look like?Missed the message? Catch up now!

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: The Jesus Method can be applied in practical ways that can help us right here and right now.In Week 4 of our series, The Jesus Method, Ted Bryant walked us through how we can take on Jesus' approach—to see people the way He does and to enter every conversation with love, understanding and care. We asked: What does Jesus' mindset toward us and others look like?Missed the message? Catch up now!

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: God is still transforming lives today.In Week 3 of our series, The Jesus Method, we talked about the high levels of anger we're often exposed to—online comment sections, reviews, TV, media, and more—and how responding in anger can shut people down, keeping them from hearing what we're trying to say. The question we wrestled with was this: How did Jesus deal with anger?Missed the message? Catch up now!

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: God is still transforming lives today.In Week 3 of our series, The Jesus Method, we talked about the high levels of anger we're often exposed to—online comment sections, reviews, TV, media, and more—and how responding in anger can shut people down, keeping them from hearing what we're trying to say. The question we wrestled with was this: How did Jesus deal with anger?Missed the message? Catch up now!

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: God is still transforming lives today.In Week 3 of our series, The Jesus Method, we talked about the high levels of anger we're often exposed to—online comment sections, reviews, TV, media, and more—and how responding in anger can shut people down, keeping them from hearing what we're trying to say. The question we wrestled with was this: How did Jesus deal with anger?Missed the message? Catch up now!

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: God is still transforming lives today.In Week 3 of our series, The Jesus Method, we talked about the high levels of anger we're often exposed to—online comment sections, reviews, TV, media, and more—and how responding in anger can shut people down, keeping them from hearing what we're trying to say. The question we wrestled with was this: How did Jesus deal with anger?Missed the message? Catch up now!

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: God wants to shape the way we use our words and influence.In Week 2 of our series, The Jesus Method, we talked about our desire to share our experiences and perspectives—whether online or face-to-face. We wrestled with this question: How can we communicate in a way that builds relationships instead of breaking them? We all want to make an impact and be heard, but we need God's help to do it in His way.Missed the message? Catch up now!

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: God wants to shape the way we use our words and influence.In Week 2 of our series, The Jesus Method, we talked about our desire to share our experiences and perspectives—whether online or face-to-face. We wrestled with this question: How can we communicate in a way that builds relationships instead of breaking them? We all want to make an impact and be heard, but we need God's help to do it in His way.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we uncovered a life-changing reminder: God is still transforming lives today.In Week 1 of our series, The Jesus Method, we talked about how the method that Jesus uses is brilliantly placed in the context of His day, but it gives choice to prioritize relationship for each of us. Learning how to contextualize the way you see people will help you invite them into taking a step towards Jesus. Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we uncovered a life-changing reminder: God is still transforming lives today.In Week 1 of our series, The Jesus Method, we talked about how the method that Jesus uses is brilliantly placed in the context of His day, but it gives choice to prioritize relationship for each of us. Learning how to contextualize the way you see people will help you invite them into taking a step towards Jesus. Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we uncovered a life-changing reminder: God is still transforming lives today.In Week 5 of our series, Impact Weekend, we celebrated the transformational impact of camps, mission trips, and all the ways God has been moving this summer. We shared stories of real life-change and how the power of Jesus is still at work in and through His people.The challenge was clear: don't just hear these stories—be part of the story. Step into what God is doing and let Him use you to impact others.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we uncovered a life-changing reminder: God is still transforming lives today.In Week 5 of our series, Impact Weekend, we celebrated the transformational impact of camps, mission trips, and all the ways God has been moving this summer. We shared stories of real life-change and how the power of Jesus is still at work in and through His people.The challenge was clear: don't just hear these stories—be part of the story. Step into what God is doing and let Him use you to impact others.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we uncovered a life-changing reminder: following Jesus means learning to recognize and respond to His voice above all others.In Week 4 of our series, Voices, we explored what it looks like to follow the Leader. We learned how to listen and obey Jesus' teachings and the Holy Spirit in every season of life.The challenge was clear: practice the discipline of listening for His voice daily and choosing to follow it in every part of our lives.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we uncovered a life-changing reminder: following Jesus means learning to recognize and respond to His voice above all others.In Week 4 of our series, Voices, we explored what it looks like to follow the Leader. We learned how to listen and obey Jesus' teachings and the Holy Spirit in every season of life.The challenge was clear: practice the discipline of listening for His voice daily and choosing to follow it in every part of our lives.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we uncovered a life-changing reminder: following Jesus means learning to recognize and respond to His voice above all others.In Week 4 of our series, Voices, we explored what it looks like to follow the Leader. We learned how to listen and obey Jesus' teachings and the Holy Spirit in every season of life.The challenge was clear: practice the discipline of listening for His voice daily and choosing to follow it in every part of our lives.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we uncovered a life-changing reminder: following Jesus means learning to recognize and respond to His voice above all others.In Week 4 of our series, Voices, we explored what it looks like to follow the Leader. We learned how to listen and obey Jesus' teachings and the Holy Spirit in every season of life.The challenge was clear: practice the discipline of listening for His voice daily and choosing to follow it in every part of our lives.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we uncovered a powerful truth: the voices we allow into our lives can either bring life or poison our hearts, minds and souls.In Week 3 of our series, Voices, Ted Bryant helped us examine the toxic voices we face—complaining, negativity, gossip, rudeness and even false positivity. We learned that these voices can shape our outlook and relationships in destructive ways, but God offers us a better way.Through Colossians 3, Galatians 5, and Philippians 4:8, we were reminded of what Godly voices sound like—voices that build up, encourage and bring peace. We were challenged to let God cleanse us from the toxicity around us so His truth can guide our lives.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we uncovered a powerful truth: the voices we allow into our lives can either bring life or poison our hearts, minds and souls.In Week 3 of our series, Voices, Ted Bryant helped us examine the toxic voices we face—complaining, negativity, gossip, rudeness and even false positivity. We learned that these voices can shape our outlook and relationships in destructive ways, but God offers us a better way.Through Colossians 3, Galatians 5, and Philippians 4:8, we were reminded of what Godly voices sound like—voices that build up, encourage and bring peace. We were challenged to let God cleanse us from the toxicity around us so His truth can guide our lives.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we were reminded that the words spoken over us—especially the ones from our past—can be powerful. But when we tune in to God's truth, we can begin to hear His voice above the noise and lies that try to define us.In Week 2 of our series, Voices, we confronted the haunting words spoken over us in the past—words that can stifle who we are becoming. We were challenged to step out of the cages created by others' opinions and step into the freedom God offers.We reflected on the truth found in Ephesians 2:10—that we are God's masterpiece, created with purpose and identity that comes from Him alone.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we were reminded that the words spoken over us—especially the ones from our past—can be powerful. But when we tune in to God's truth, we can begin to hear His voice above the noise and lies that try to define us.In Week 2 of our series, Voices, we confronted the haunting words spoken over us in the past—words that can stifle who we are becoming. We were challenged to step out of the cages created by others' opinions and step into the freedom God offers.We reflected on the truth found in Ephesians 2:10—that we are God's masterpiece, created with purpose and identity that comes from Him alone.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we were reminded that the words spoken over us—especially the ones from our past—can be powerful. But when we tune in to God's truth, we can begin to hear His voice above the noise and lies that try to define us.In Week 2 of our series, Voices, we confronted the haunting words spoken over us in the past—words that can stifle who we are becoming. We were challenged to step out of the cages created by others' opinions and step into the freedom God offers.We reflected on the truth found in Ephesians 2:10—that we are God's masterpiece, created with purpose and identity that comes from Him alone.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we were reminded that the words spoken over us—especially the ones from our past—can be powerful. But when we tune in to God's truth, we can begin to hear His voice above the noise and lies that try to define us.In Week 2 of our series, Voices, we confronted the haunting words spoken over us in the past—words that can stifle who we are becoming. We were challenged to step out of the cages created by others' opinions and step into the freedom God offers.We reflected on the truth found in Ephesians 2:10—that we are God's masterpiece, created with purpose and identity that comes from Him alone.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we uncovered a powerful truth: the voices around us can be overwhelming, but learning to listen carefully lets us hear God's voice above all the noise.In Week 1 of our series, Voices, Ted Bryant helped us explore how to discern Godly voices from those that bring shame and condemnation. We learned to recognize the difference between God's conviction—which leads us to growth—and the enemy's lies that weigh us down with shame.We reflected on the contrast between Lady Folly and Lady Wisdom in Proverbs as a guide for choosing the right voices to follow.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we uncovered a powerful truth: the voices around us can be overwhelming, but learning to listen carefully lets us hear God's voice above all the noise.In Week 1 of our series, Voices, Ted Bryant helped us explore how to discern godly voices from those that bring shame and condemnation. We learned to recognize the difference between God's conviction—which leads us to growth—and the enemy's lies that weigh us down with shame.We reflected on the contrast between Lady Folly and Lady Wisdom in Proverbs as a guide for choosing the right voices to follow.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we uncovered a powerful truth: doing what's right sometimes means standing up to those in charge—even when it costs us everything.In Week 4 of our Rebels With a Cause series, we looked at Daniel's story—how he remained faithful to God in the face of political pressure and risked it all to do what was right. We were reminded that courage isn't just loud—it's consistent. When we follow God's lead over human authority, we take part in His greater purpose.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we uncovered a powerful truth: doing what's right sometimes means standing up to those in charge—even when it costs us everything.In Week 4 of our Rebels With a Cause series, we looked at Daniel's story—how he remained faithful to God in the face of political pressure and risked it all to do what was right. We were reminded that courage isn't just loud—it's consistent. When we follow God's lead over human authority, we take part in His greater purpose.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we uncovered a powerful truth: doing what's right sometimes means standing up to those in charge—even when it costs us everything.In Week 4 of our Rebels With a Cause series, we looked at Daniel's story—how he remained faithful to God in the face of political pressure and risked it all to do what was right. We were reminded that courage isn't just loud—it's consistent. When we follow God's lead over human authority, we take part in His greater purpose.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we uncovered a powerful truth: doing what's right sometimes means standing up to those in charge—even when it costs us everything.In Week 4 of our Rebels With a Cause series, we looked at Daniel's story—how he remained faithful to God in the face of political pressure and risked it all to do what was right. We were reminded that courage isn't just loud—it's consistent. When we follow God's lead over human authority, we take part in His greater purpose.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we uncovered a powerful truth: doing what's right often means standing firm when no one's watching.In Week 3 of our Rebels With a Cause series, we looked at Joseph's story—how he resisted temptation and chose integrity, even when it came at a cost. We were reminded that faithfulness in the quiet moments can have a lasting impact. When we choose God's way over our own desires, we become part of His bigger plan.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we uncovered a powerful truth: doing what's right often means standing firm when no one's watching.In Week 3 of our Rebels With a Cause series, we looked at Joseph's story—how he resisted temptation and chose integrity, even when it came at a cost. We were reminded that faithfulness in the quiet moments can have a lasting impact. When we choose God's way over our own desires, we become part of His bigger plan.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we uncovered a powerful truth: sometimes doing what is right means going against what's expected.In Week 2 of our Rebels With a Cause series, we looked at Esther's story—how she boldly risked everything to do what God called her to do. We were reminded that courage isn't the absence of fear, but the choice to act faithfully in spite of it. When we seek God's purpose over people's approval, we can be part of something bigger than ourselves.Missed the message? Catch up now!

This past weekend, we explored a powerful truth: going against the king's wishes isn't always rebellion—it can be righteousness.In Week 1 of our Rebels With a Cause series, we looked at Jonathan's story and saw the courage it takes to stand up for what is right, even when it means defying authority. We were challenged to seek God's will above all, stand firm in truth and pursue what honors Him.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In this message, we uncovered a powerful truth: sometimes doing what is right means going against what's expected.In Week 2 of our Rebel With a Cause series, we looked at Esther's story—how she boldly risked everything to do what God called her to do. We were reminded that courage isn't the absence of fear, but the choice to act faithfully in spite of it. When we seek God's purpose over people's approval, we can be part of something bigger than ourselves.Missed the message? Catch up now!

This past weekend, we explored a powerful truth: going against the king's wishes isn't always rebellion—it can be righteousness.In Week 1 of our Rebel With a Cause series, we looked at Jonathan's story and saw the courage it takes to stand up for what is right, even when it means defying authority. We were challenged to seek God's will above all, stand firm in truth and pursue what honors Him.Missed the message? Catch up now!