LifeTalk Podcast

Send us a textA green shirt in the lobby can mean more than a friendly hello—it might be the quiet promise that you can worship in peace. We sit down with Gus and Gary, longtime law enforcement pros turned church servants, to explore how God redeems our work and how practical vigilance can coexist with deep, joyful faith.Gus traces his journey from a mixed religious upbringing to a Bible-centered church that shifted him from checking boxes to building a living relationship with Christ. Gary's doorway was unexpected: Friday jiu-jitsu classes with a pastor who rolls on the mat and opens Scripture on Sunday. Together they explain how a safety ministry grew from instinct to intentionality—SOPs, training, and a calm presence—so families can focus on the Word while a thoughtful team watches the room.The stories go deeper than procedures. Gus recalls a chase and a sudden, unexplainable stop at the woods—later learning the suspect waited with a gun. That pause, he says, was God's protection. Both men share regrets about missed moments to point people to Jesus and how Scripture, mentors, and community have made them bolder and kinder. We talk about serving without fear, letting God lead our careers, and seeing setbacks as protection or redirection. We also widen the lens beyond Sunday: coaching Special Olympics, volunteering in the city, and living so visibly that people ask, Why are you different?If you've ever wondered how your weekday skills could matter in a church, or how to balance vigilance with worship, this conversation offers hope, clarity, and next steps. Join us to learn how availability becomes ministry, why community shapes courage, and how God uses ordinary work to guard, guide, and grow His people. Enjoyed this conversation? Subscribe, share with a friend, and leave a review to help others find it.New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.com Join us Sundays at 9 & 11 AM Intro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textA small-town parade and a kids' choir on a float changed everything. That's the unlikely doorway where Jelsey's story turns—from church hurt and distance to a clear encounter with the gospel, repentance, and a next-day baptism. From there, her life took on a new rhythm: serve where God is moving and watch him work up close.We walk through the layers of that calling. Jelsey shares how children's ministry taught her to see with tenderness, how student ministry forged deep trust over years, and how the connection team became a hub of redemption stories—newcomers drawn in by a livestream, a roadside flag, or a cross-country move. She also opens up about being appointed a deaconess, the humility it requires, and the quiet, crucial work of caring at funerals, baptisms, and holiday outreaches. The thread through it all is simple and strong: saved people serve, not to earn favor, but because grace compels action.Beyond Sundays, we explore what faith looks like at work. As an executive assistant at JPMorgan, Jelsey treats her desk as a mission field—befriending colleagues, praying for families, showing steady joy on hectic days, and letting excellence speak before words do. Her story makes a practical case for seeing work as worship, where integrity, patience, and presence become a living witness. We also dig into small groups as spiritual neighborhoods, where vulnerability replaces performance and leaders learn as much as they teach.If you've been waiting for a sign to step in, this is it. There's room for your gifts—kids, students, hospitality, parking, ushering, AV, worship, or a connect group. Subscribe, share with a friend who needs encouragement, and leave a review to help others find these stories. Where will you serve next?New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.com Join us Sundays at 9 & 11 AM Intro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textWhat if your job—loved or loathed—could become worship? We pull back the curtain on a bigger, better story of work, starting with Genesis 2 where God places humanity in the garden “to work and keep” it. Before the fall, work is a gift; after the fall, it's harder; through Christ, it's redeemed. That shift reframes how we see our careers, chores, parenting, and church service. We talk about telling a truer story over our work so our attitude, effort, and integrity reflect God's character rather than our fluctuating feelings.Cody Hall joins us to trace a path away from two traps: work-as-identity and work-avoidance. If your worth rides the waves of promotion and performance, time and fear will betray the idol beneath the surface. If apathy has you doing the bare minimum, love for neighbor calls you higher. We dive into practical diagnostics—follow your hours, inventory your anxieties—and a gospel remedy: rest your identity in Christ so you can labor with freedom. That means you can be promoted without pride, laid off without despair, and steady in the ordinary tasks that keep your world running.We also get honest about the home as our first field of labor. Paychecks don't replace presence. We share simple practices for starting the “second shift” at the front door—prayer for strength, undistracted attention, small acts of service that say “I see you.” From pushing carts to leading teams, from engineering safer streets to sweeping hallways, every task can love your neighbor and honor God when done with excellence and joy. And beyond personal vocation, we aim our energy at the body of Christ, building up the church by the Spirit as we wait with hope. Listen in, reimagine your daily work, and take one step toward worship-filled labor today. Subscribe, share with a friend, and leave a review—what's the first change you'll make this week?New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.com Join us Sundays at 9 & 11 AM Intro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textWhen life bottoms out, the next move can feel impossible. We sit down with Bill Beaton to trace the path from an empty apartment and a lost job to quiet, durable hope built through faith, counseling, and community. Bill's story starts with a blended childhood, a sincere but uneven walk with God, and the slow drift of college freedom. Marriage brought new pressures, a relocation amplified the cracks, and infidelity detonated what was already fragile. The turning point wasn't dramatic; it was a choice to sit in the back of a church, tell the truth in counseling, and show up for a divorce recovery class that gave language, skills, and a circle of people who understood.As Bill kept showing up, something shifted. He found himself asked to lead a men's group, then a home group, not because he felt ready but because he was willing. That season forged habits—Scripture, prayer, accountability, and honest self-examination—that raised his capacity to face stress without sinking. The divorce process stayed civil, co-parenting settled into a workable rhythm, and over time Bill remarried. Step-parenting tested patience and unity, but healing practices turned into a new family story, culminating in adopting his stepdaughter as an adult. Today, Bill and his wife serve others through Divorce Care, guiding people through anger, loneliness, forgiveness, finances, and practical next steps that actually move the heart forward.If you're navigating separation, divorce, or the disorienting aftermath, you'll hear candid insights on blended families, owning your part without self-blame, and training your thoughts to resist shame and bitterness. Most of all, you'll hear how community, counseling, and a steady walk with God can turn pain into purpose. Subscribe, share this with someone who needs hope, and leave a review to help others find these conversations. Then tell one person you trust what you need today—we're here to walk with you.New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.com Join us Sundays at 9 & 11 AM Intro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textThe path through grief is never straight, but for Kyle and Paige Schelts, it twisted in ways they never imagined. After losing their infant daughter, Layla at just 14 days old, they found themselves navigating both spiritual awakening and devastating loss simultaneously. Their raw, emotional story unfolds as they share how this tragedy became the catalyst that eventually led them to faith—only to face the unthinkable when their son Henry also passed away at six weeks old.Kyle's confession of contemplating suicide the day they lost Layla reveals the depths of their despair, while the divine intervention of a neighbor who stopped him showcases how hope can appear in our darkest moments. The couple candidly discusses how grief led them both into addiction—Kyle using substances to cope with guilt and absence during their first loss, and Paige returning to addiction after eight years of sobriety when facing their second loss.What makes this episode profoundly moving is witnessing how the Christian community responded not with judgment but with support, prayer, and accountability. The Schelts family's journey demonstrates the transformative power of bringing hidden struggles into the light, as they explain how confession and community became crucial to their healing. Now approaching two years of sobriety, they've turned their testimony into ministry, helping others who face similar battles.Whether you're struggling with grief, addiction, or questioning where God is in your suffering, this conversation offers a powerful reminder that redemption is possible even from the darkest places. Their message that "no darkness is too great for God's light to penetrate" stands as both comfort and challenge to anyone facing seemingly insurmountable pain. Listen, be encouraged, and remember—there is always hope in Christ.New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.com Join us Sundays at 9 & 11 AM Intro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textWhat happens when you've placed your hope in all the wrong things and they've left you empty? Yvonne Santiago's powerful testimony traces her journey from a fatherless childhood to divorce at 27, career upheavals, and finally discovering authentic hope in Christ.Growing up Catholic in Nebraska after immigrating from Germany, Yvonne knew about God but lacked a personal relationship with Jesus. This distinction would prove crucial as she navigated single parenthood with three young children, feeling marked by what she called a "scarlet letter" of rejection. Like Solomon in Ecclesiastes, she chased fulfillment through career advancement in horse racing, eventually securing management positions with impressive salaries. Yet emotional emptiness persisted beneath her busy schedule of work, school, and parenting.When job loss forced her to move back with her parents—a humbling experience for someone in her thirties—God began redirecting her path. A career change led her to Delaware, where meeting her current husband introduced her to the concept of a personal relationship with Jesus. Reading the Bible systematically for the first time, Yvonne discovered freedom from the constant worry and fear that had characterized much of her life.Most remarkable is how this newfound hope transformed her approach to marriage and parenting. Having grown up without a father figure and experienced divorce, she had no biblical model for relationships. Through books, prayer, and Scripture, she learned principles that revolutionized her marriage and parenting style. Thirty years later, all her children love and serve the Lord, and her grandchildren are growing up without the brokenness that characterized her own childhood.Whether you're struggling with relationships, career setbacks, or simply feeling that your life lacks purpose, Yvonne's testimony reminds us that authentic hope comes only through daily relationship with Christ. Her powerful statement, "I've regretted many decisions in my life, but I've never regretted obeying the Lord," stands as a challenge to all of us seeking lasting fulfillment.New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.com Join us Sundays at 9 & 11 AM Intro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textWhen life tilts—whether toward loss or success—where does your hope actually rest? We open our October theme on hope by drawing a clear line between fragile wishes and the rugged assurance Scripture describes. With Jarvis Brennan joining us, we explore why biblical hope is not a “maybe,” but a confident expectation rooted in God's character and promises—and how that changes the way we suffer, celebrate, and make everyday choices.We unpack Hebrews 11's vision of faith as the substance of what we hope for and the evidence of what we can't yet see. From Romans 8's future glory to James 1's refining trials, we show how an eternal perspective can hold steady under a diagnosis, a strained marriage, financial pressure, or the ache of grief. Hope doesn't erase tears; it gives them direction. It refuses denial and instead reframes pain inside a bigger, truer story where God's presence, purpose, and promise have the final say.We also talk about the quieter danger—good times. Drawing from Philippians 4, we look at how abundance can shift our trust into work, wealth, or relationships, and how subtle idols overpromise and underdeliver. Jarvis shares practical steps to re-anchor your heart: assess your reality honestly, name who God is in it, restate what He's promised, and respond with faithful next steps. Along the way, we revisit Abraham's story, contrast works-based religion with the finished work of Christ, and remember that hope has an object—and His name is Jesus.If this conversation helps you steady your gaze, share it with a friend, subscribe for more, and leave a review so others can find it. Where is your hope anchored today?New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.com Join us Sundays at 9 & 11 AM Intro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textThe power of intergenerational investment takes center stage as we welcome Dave and Nancy Lashey—parents of Lead Pastor Mark Lashey—to discuss how seasoned adults can continue making profound impacts in their families and church communities.Drawing from their rich life experiences spanning military service, farming, and now active church involvement, the Laceys offer a masterclass in spiritual investment that transcends age barriers. Their journey through 20 years of military relocations illuminates how faith development requires both receiving investment and investing in others—a cycle they've maintained throughout their lives.At the heart of their message is the SALT ministry (Seasoned Adults Living Triumphantly) and its vital role in church unity. Rather than fading into retirement, Dave and Nancy challenge older adults to remain engaged through service, mentorship, and intentional grandparenting. Their practical wisdom on being "humbly proactive" grandparents strikes a perfect balance between spiritual influence and respecting boundaries.The conversation reveals three essential pillars for effective grandparenting: presence (showing up consistently), prayer (interceding specifically), and perseverance (especially when relationships are challenging). With refreshing candor, they address both the opportunities and pitfalls of grandparenting, offering guidance that bridges generational divides.Whether you're a grandparent seeking to leave a spiritual legacy, a younger person hoping to find a mentor, or someone in between, this episode provides actionable wisdom on creating meaningful connections across generations. The Laceys remind us that our golden years can be our greatest investment opportunity when approached with humility, purpose, and service.How might your experience and wisdom impact the next generation? Join us for this enriching conversation that proves it's never too late to invest in what matters most.New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.com Join us Sundays at 9 & 11 AM Intro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textHow do we effectively disciple the next generation in today's challenging cultural landscape? This question stands at the heart of our faith communities' future, and our conversation dives deep into practical answers with three ministry leaders who specialize in different age groups.The journey begins with understanding that faith formation starts remarkably early. Children absorb spiritual truths even as toddlers, creating a foundation that shapes their entire lives. Our children's ministry director explains why we can't afford to view children's ministry as mere childcare – these early years represent prime opportunities for establishing biblical foundations that last a lifetime.As young people transition through adolescence, their faith journey evolves from accepting what they've been taught to interpreting and owning beliefs for themselves. Our student ministry leader shares insights on helping teens navigate this critical period, developing their testimonies and learning to articulate their faith in an increasingly complex world.Perhaps most challenging is the young adult phase, where many drift from church involvement entirely. Our young adult ministry leader offers compelling strategies for connecting with this demographic through authentic relationships and practical discipleship that extends beyond church walls into everyday life.A powerful truth emerges throughout our discussion: "God has no grandchildren." Each person must develop their own relationship with Christ rather than inheriting it from parents or mentors. This principle shapes how we approach discipleship at every stage of development.The conversation yields practical wisdom for anyone wanting to invest in young lives: be relational before educational, invite them into your daily routines, lead by authentic example, and create safe environments where questions and doubts can be explored. Whether you're a parent, ministry leader, or simply someone who cares about the future of faith, these insights will equip you to make a lasting spiritual impact on the next generation.New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.com Join us Sundays at 9 & 11 AM Intro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textMoney talks—but what is it saying about your heart? In this eye-opening episode of Life Talk podcast, Nate sits down with Jonathan Bush, co-leader of LifeHouse Church's financial counseling ministry, to unpack what biblical investing truly means beyond portfolios and retirement accounts.Jonathan shares his personal journey from receiving his first credit card as an Air Force lieutenant to discovering financial freedom that allowed him to transition from military service to teaching aviation. Through vulnerable stories and practical wisdom, he reveals how financial choices reflect our deepest values and either enable or restrict our ability to follow God's calling."It's not that we need more money," Jonathan explains, "it's that we need to be better with the money we've got." This powerful perspective shifts the conversation from acquisition to stewardship—challenging listeners to examine whether their financial habits align with Scripture or cultural expectations. The hosts tackle common misconceptions about debt, retirement, and financial success, offering a refreshingly countercultural view grounded in biblical principles.New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.com Join us Sundays at 9 & 11 AM Intro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textRedefining investment through a kingdom lens challenges everything our culture teaches us about value and growth. While the world fixates on financial returns, God's economy measures success by transformed lives and spiritual fruit that remains.This episode dives deep into what it truly means to invest as Christians in a society obsessed with immediate gratification. Our conversation with Jason Kriedler explores how biblical investment focuses on people rather than portfolios—it's about pouring ourselves into relationships that foster spiritual growth in others and ourselves.Many believers hesitate to invest in others because they feel inadequate or unqualified. But as we discover, God doesn't call the equipped; He equips the called. The most powerful investments often happen when we simply step out in faith, trusting the Holy Spirit to fill our gaps and work through our willingness rather than our expertise. We share personal stories of how informal moments—camping trips, coffee conversations, walking through life's challenges together—often create the deepest impact.Like any worthwhile investment, kingdom investment is a long game. The returns may not be immediately visible, but they're eternal in significance. Jesus himself modeled this by investing years in ordinary disciples who ultimately changed the world. Whether you're feeling called to disciple others or seeking someone to pour into you, this episode offers practical wisdom for taking that first step toward investing in what truly matters.Are you ready to shift your perspective from worldly returns to eternal dividends? Listen now to discover how small, consistent deposits of time and presence can yield immeasurable growth in God's kingdom.New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.com Join us Sundays at 9 & 11 AM Intro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textIn this episode, we sit down with Outreach & Missions Director Herb Welday IV to talk through his testimony of Jesus saving him and leading him to come on staff at LifeHouse Church many years later! New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.com Join us Sundays at 9 & 11 AM Intro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textWhat does it truly mean to "go" for the gospel? Eric and Lena Bauer's powerful testimony challenges our comfortable Christianity as they share their remarkable journey from corporate America to international missions. After twenty years in banking, Eric found himself unexpectedly unemployed—a door God deliberately closed like "a bank vault" to redirect his path. Meanwhile, Lena wrestled with a convicting truth: "anything where you are not fully obeying God and putting Him first is sin."Their transformation didn't happen overnight. Short-term mission experiences became pivotal moments, particularly when Eric shared the gospel with a Muslim cab driver in New York City and later witnessed several people accept Christ during his travels. These divine appointments crystallized their calling, prompting immediate action—they began their application process with the International Mission Board literally the next day. Their three-year journey reveals God's perfect orchestration, as they waited through family caregiving responsibilities while completing seminary training and navigational application hurdles.Now heading to the Asia Pacific region where 95% of people "live in spiritual darkness," the Bauers will join a missionary team that God assembled from nothing to reach unreached people groups. They'll implement the Core Missionary Task: entering the culture through language learning, sharing the gospel, discipling new believers, forming churches, developing local leadership, and eventually partnering with established congregations to reach even further.For anyone feeling God's nudge toward missions—whether across the street or across oceans—the Bauers offer practical wisdom: pray sincerely about God's direction, surrender daily to His leading, actively seek opportunities to share Christ, and consider short-term trips as discernment tools. As Eric powerfully reminds us from John 4: "Lift up your eyes and see that the fields are white for harvest already." Will you join in the harvest through prayer, giving, or going yourself?New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.com Join us Sundays at 9 & 11 AM Intro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textIn this episode, we look at what it means to step outside the walls of the church and bring the love of Christ into our community. Following Jesus isn't just about gathering on Sundays — it's about living sent, carrying hope and truth into the places where people need it most.In a world that often keeps faith private, this is a bold reminder: the gospel was never meant to stay hidden — it was meant to go with us.New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.comJoin us Sundays at 9 & 11 AMIntro music by Joey BlairNew episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.com Join us Sundays at 9 & 11 AM Intro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textIn this episode, we explore what it means to live as a vessel for the gospel — not just receiving it, but letting it move through us. Whether you're on a campus, in a workplace, or at home, this conversation reminds us that God uses ordinary people to carry an extraordinary message wherever they go.In a world that often waits for the perfect moment, this is a bold reminder: the gospel is already on the move — and God wants to move through you.New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.comJoin us Sundays at 9 & 11 AMIntro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textIn this episode, we explore what it means to live as people who are sent — not just on mission trips, but in the everyday moments of life. Whether you're walking into work, showing up to class, or spending time with neighbors, this conversation challenges us to carry the presence of Jesus wherever we go.In a world that often separates faith from daily life, this is a timely reminder: you don't just go to church — you are the Church, sent by Christ to make Him known.New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.comJoin us Sundays at 9 & 11 AMIntro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textIn this episode, we sit down with Kurt Sarac to explore what it means to stand for Christ with conviction in a world that's constantly shifting. Whether you're navigating cultural confusion, internal doubts, or the pressure to compromise your values, this conversation challenges you to stay rooted in truth and anchored in Christ.In a culture that's always changing, this is a powerful reminder: Christ is unchanging — and in Him, you can stand firm.New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.comJoin us Sundays at 9 & 11 AMIntro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textIn this powerful episode, Jodi Sarac shares a heartfelt and timely message about what it means to stand for life—real, abundant, God-given life—in a culture that so often devalues it. From standing in the face of fear to speaking truth when it's unpopular, Jodi calls us to be believers who are bold, grounded, and set apart.Drawing from Scripture, personal stories, and cultural realities, this conversation reminds us that following Jesus will always come with a cost—but it's worth it. When comfort, popularity, or compromise call our name, we are invited to something better: a faithful, courageous stand for what matters most.In a world conformed to its own image, we are called to be transformed—rooted in truth, anchored in love, and unafraid to stand.New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.comJoin us Sundays at 9 & 11 AMIntro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textIn this episode, we explore what it means to stand for Christ when life gets hard — in moments of pressure, conflict, or pain. Whether you're facing trials at home, pushback at work, or struggles within your own heart, this conversation unpacks how to remain faithful, rooted, and bold when following Jesus isn't easy.In a world that often crumbles under pressure, this is a powerful reminder: Christ stands with you — and through Him, you can stand firm.New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.comJoin us Sundays at 9 & 11 AMIntro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textIn this episode, we explore what it means to stand with Christ in environments where faith isn't always welcomed — from classrooms to workplaces to everyday conversations. Grounded in Scripture and real-life experience, this conversation encourages boldness, wisdom, and grace as we live out our faith in a culture that often pushes against it.In a world that tells us to blend in or stay silent, this is a needed reminder: you are not alone — Christ is with you, and He's called you to shine where you stand.New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.comJoin us Sundays at 9 & 11 AMIntro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textIn this episode, we explore the deep truth of our identity in Christ — not as something we earn or perform, but as a reality rooted in relationship. Drawing from John 14:20, this conversation unpacks what it means to be “in Christ,” and how that transforms how we see ourselves, our purpose, and our worth.In a world that defines identity by achievement, image, or emotion, this is a timely reminder: your truest identity is found in Him — and He is in you.New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.comJoin us Sundays at 9 & 11 AMIntro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textIn this episode, Mitch Poe, Elder and Church Administrator at LifeHouse, brings a powerful and personal message on how pride shapes — and often distorts — our identity. Mitch challenges us to recognize the subtle ways pride creeps in through performance, comparison, and control, and reminds us that true freedom comes when we let God define who we are.This is a bold, honest call to surrender — and to walk confidently in the identity Christ gives.New episodes every Mondaywww.lifehousemot.cominfo@lifehousede.comJoin us Sundays at 9 & 11 AMIntro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textThis week, we sit down with Student Director, Danny Mattes, and Boys Director, Conner Kondracki, to discuss the identity challenges teens face today. We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!Catch us every Monday for a new episode! Visit our website: www.lifehousemot.comQuestions? Email Info@lifehousede.comJoin us in person on Sunday Mornings at 9 & 11 am! Intro Music by Joey Blair

Send us a textThis week, we sit down and discuss further Identity in the life of a believerWe hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!Catch us every Monday for a new episode! Visit our website: www.lifehousemot.comQuestions? Email Info@lifehousede.comJoin us in person on Sunday Mornings at 9 & 11 am! Intro Music by Joey Blair

Send us a textThis week, we sit down with Danny Mattes to talk through his testimony!We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!Catch us every Monday for a new episode! Visit our website: www.lifehousemot.comQuestions? Email Info@lifehousede.comJoin us in person on Sunday Mornings at 9 & 11 am! Intro Music by Joey Blair

Send us a textThis week, Judy Tapken shares her powerful journey of coming to faith through prayer and how it led her to facilitate a vibrant Monday morning prayer group at church. She reveals how prayer has transformed not only individual lives but also created a tightly-knit community that supports one another through life's challenges.If you'd like to join the Monday morning prayer group, we meet from 10 am to 12 pm in Conference Room 2 (Prayer Room). All are welcome—come as you are, no prayer experience needed.We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!Catch us every Monday for a new episode! Visit our website: www.lifehousemot.comQuestions? Email Info@lifehousede.comJoin us in person on Sunday Mornings at 9 & 11 am! Intro Music by Joey Blair

Send us a textThis week, Nate sits down with TJ to discuss some practical ways to pray!We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!Catch us every Monday for a new episode! Visit our website: www.lifehousemot.comQuestions? Email Info@lifehousede.comJoin us in person on Sunday Mornings at 9 & 11 am! Intro Music by Joey Blair

Send us a textThis week, we sit down with Coach to discuss prayer and how the influences in her life inspired her to be a woman of prayer! We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!Catch us every Monday for a new episode! Visit our website: www.lifehousemot.comQuestions? Email Info@lifehousede.comJoin us in person on Sunday Mornings at 9 & 11 am! Intro Music by Joey Blair

Send us a textThis week, Nate sits down with TJ to talk through his testimony!We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!Catch us every Monday for a new episode! Visit our website: www.lifehousemot.comQuestions? Email Info@lifehousede.comJoin us in person on Sunday Mornings at 9 & 11 am! Intro Music by Joey Blair

Send us a textThis week, we sit down with Tammy to discuss what submitting to Jesus looks like practically in our lives. We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!Catch us every Monday for a new episode! Visit our website: www.lifehousemot.comQuestions? Email Info@lifehousede.comJoin us in person on Sunday Mornings at 9 & 11 am! Intro Music by Joey Blair

Send us a textThis week, we sit down with Pastor Manny to discuss what Jesus as Lord looks like practically in our lives. We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!Catch us every Monday for a new episode! Visit our website: www.lifehousemot.comQuestions? Email Info@lifehousede.comJoin us in person on Sunday Mornings at 9 & 11 am! Intro Music by Joey Blair

Send us a textThis week we sit down with Mike Talluto and to dicuss the Lordship of Jesus when battling addiction. We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!Catch us weekly for more episodes! Visit our website: www.lifehousemot.comQuestions? Email Info@lifehousede.comJoin us in person on Sunday Mornings at 9 & 11 am! Intro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textThis week, we sit down with Pastor Manny to discuss the Lordship of Jesus in our series Faithfully Different. We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!Catch us every Monday for a new episode! Visit our website: www.lifehousemot.comQuestions? Email Info@lifehousede.comJoin us in person on Sunday Mornings at 9 & 11 am! Intro Music by Joey Blair

Send us a textThis week we sit down with Mike Talluto and talk about his testimony and battle with addiction. **There is potentially some triggering/graphic explanation of situations regarding drug use. Please keep this in mind when listening**We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!Catch us weekly for more episodes! Visit our website: www.lifehousemot.comQuestions? Email Info@lifehousede.comJoin us in person on Sunday Mornings at 9 & 11 am! 

Send us a textThis week we will be discussing with Elder Jason Kreidler the movement of the Bible and how scripture is one cohesive book made up of 66 different books!We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!Catch us weekly for more episodes! Visit our website: www.lifehousemot.comQuestions? Email Info@lifehousede.comJoin us in person on Sunday Mornings at 9 & 11 am! Intro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textOne of our Core Values at LifeHouse Church is "God's Word: We Believe, Teach, and Obey ALL of God's Word!". Today we discuss this with one of our Elders Jason Kreidler! We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!Catch us weekly for more episodes! Visit our website: www.lifehousemot.comQuestions? Email Info@lifehousede.comJoin us in person on Sunday Mornings at 9 & 11 am! Intro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textDo you struggle to read the Bible? Here are some helpful tools to use when learning to read the Bible! We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!Catch us weekly for more episodes! Visit our website: www.lifehousemot.comQuestions? Email Info@lifehousede.comJoin us in person on Sunday Mornings at 9 & 11 am! Intro music by Joey Blair

Send us a textThis week, we sit down with Elder Mitch Poe to discuss his sermon in our series Faithfully Different. We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!Catch us every Monday for a new episode! Visit our website: www.lifehousemot.comQuestions? Email Info@lifehousede.comJoin us in person on Sunday Mornings at 9 & 11 am! Intro Music by Joey Blair

Send us a textThis week we are joined by Cody Hall and Jake and Danielle Holcroft to continue our series on Spiritual Disciplines and talk about Purity. We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!Visit our website: www.lifehousemot.comQuestions? Email Info@lifehousede.comJoin us in person on Sunday Mornings at 9 & 11 am! 

Send us a textThis week we are joined by Mitch Poe, Danielle Holcroft, and Conner Kondracki to continue our series on Spiritual Disciplines and talk about Unity. We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!Visit our website: www.lifehousemot.comQuestions? Email Info@lifehousede.comJoin us in person on Sunday Mornings at 9 & 11 am! 

Send us a Text Message.On this episode of the LifeTalk Podcast, we continue our monthly episode on Spiritual Disciplines. We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ! 

On this episode of the LifeTalk Podcast, we continue our monthly episode on Spiritual Disciplines. We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!

On this episode of the LifeTalk Podcast, we continue our monthly episode on Spiritual Disciplines. We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!

On this episode of the LifeTalk Podcast, we continue our monthly episode on Spiritual Disciplines. We hope this episode is a helpful tool to your walk with Christ!

On this episode of the LifeTalk Podcast, we continue our monthly episode on Spiritual Disciplines. We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!

On this episode of the LifeTalk Podcast, we continue our monthly episode on Spiritual Disciplines. We hope this episode is a helpful tool for your walk with Christ!Resources: The Papa Prayer – Larry CrabGoing Higher with God in Prayer – A W TozerAll the Prayers of the Bible – Herbert LockyerThe Complete Works of E M BoundsBiography of George MullerThe Valley of Vision – Puritan PrayersPraying the Bible – Donald WhitneyValMariePaper.com -Prayer Journal