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This week, the story continues. The journey called “Signing Off” moves forward — not as an ending, but as a deeper step into faith, into reflection, and into surrender. Last week, we witnessed something powerful… Baptism Sunday. Twenty-one lives declared new beginnings. Forty-plus this year who have chosen to rise, to leave the old behind, and step boldly into the waters of grace. Each one a testimony, each one a reminder that God is moving here, among us, in this house. Even through the heat, through the sweat, through every challenge — we pressed on. Because what God is doing is greater than any obstacle. So today, as we open our hearts to Week 3 of Signing Off, we are not just hearing another message. We are being invited into transformation. Into courage. Into choosing what must be signed off — so that something new, something eternal, can begin. Welcome… to the Motion Church Podcast.

Welcome back to the Motion Church Podcast. This week, we continue our journey through our powerful series called Signing Off. Last week we asked: What if you had one final chance to leave something behind? What wisdom would you pass on? What truth would you leave as your final words? In Week 2, we lean into that question even deeper. Imagine standing at the edge of your days, surrounded by those you love most. What would you say? What would you want written on the hearts of those who follow after you? The Apostle Paul once faced this very moment—writing to a church in Corinth that was messy, broken, and all too human. Yet through his words, we see reflections of our own lives, our own struggles, and our own hope. Today, as we step into this message, may we hear not just Paul's sign-off… but God's invitation for how we are called to live, love, and finish well. This is Signing Off, Week 2.

"Today, we begin a brand-new series — Signing Off. Imagine this: you've been given a platform, a stage, a moment. For ten… maybe twenty minutes, you've poured your passion, your knowledge, your heart into the room. And now… the clock is running out. You have only a few breaths left to leave your audience with the most important thing you could possibly say. What will it be? In our world, it's like the endless sea of podcasts — everyone has one, even your mama. But if only a few are listening, how will your words still matter? What final truth, what lasting encouragement, will you sign off with? This is where we start our journey… and this is Week One."

Welcome back to Bible Birding—where creation speaks and Scripture sings. In Week 3, we journey deeper into the wild beauty of God's Word and world. Today's episode invites us to tune our hearts to the lessons nature reveals, as we explore how birds—especially those noisy, bold, or surprisingly silent ones—teach us about listening, patience, and trust. From the chatter of the Carolina Wren to the quiet moments of waiting in stillness, we'll discover how God meets us in the simple, yet profound, rhythms of the natural world. So grab your binoculars and your Bible—it's time to open both and listen closely. You might be surprised at what takes flight. Let's begin.

Welcome back to another soul-stirring episode of Motion Church Podcast. Last week, we soared into the idea of rising with wings like eagles — a journey that begins not with action, but with patience. With waiting. And oh, how that's the part we wrestle with most. Today, we continue that flight. In this episode, we turn to one of the most iconic verses in Scripture — one that reminds us of strength renewed, of hope rekindled, and of the divine rhythm that calls us not to run ahead, but to trust. Whether you're in a season of soaring, or one of stillness, this message is for you. Let's dive in.

Welcome to “Bible Birding” — where the beauty of nature meets the depth of scripture. In this episode, we're diving into a curious question: What do birds and the Bible have in common? Whether you're a bird lover or just bird-curious, get ready for a fresh perspective on faith, creation, and what these fascinating creatures can teach us about God. Grab your binoculars — or just your heart — and let's take flight.

It's that time of the year again! The Christmas season is in full swing and there are certain buzz words that come up with great regularity this time of the year- joy, hope and peace to be specific. In this series we're going to look at these topics in depth, but also how they are relevant the rest of the year as well. 

It's that time of the year again! The Christmas season is in full swing and there are certain buzz words that come up with great regularity this time of the year- joy, hope and peace to be specific. In this series we're going to look at these topics in depth, but also how they are relevant the rest of the year as well. 

This is the time of the year when people generally start to be more aware of the importance of being thankful. In this series, we're going to look at how and why gratitude should be a staple in our hearts and lives. 

This is the time of the year when people generally start to be more aware of the importance of being thankful. In this series, we're going to look at how and why gratitude should be a staple in our hearts and lives. 

This is the time of the year when people generally start to be more aware of the importance of being thankful. In this series, we're going to look at how and why gratitude should be a staple in our hearts and lives. 

This is the time of the year when people generally start to be more aware of the importance of being thankful. In this series, we're going to look at how and why gratitude should be a staple in our hearts and lives. 

In this series we are looking at some of the ways that technology can act as a mirror, reflecting to us what is going on in our hearts. To be clear, technology is not the issue. Our hearts are the culprits and where the change needs to happen.

In this series we are looking at some of the ways that technology can act as a mirror, reflecting to us what is going on in our hearts. To be clear, technology is not the issue. Our hearts are the culprits and where the change needs to happen.

In this series we are looking at some of the ways that technology can act as a mirror, reflecting to us what is going on in our hearts. To be clear, technology is not the issue. Our hearts are the culprits and where the change needs to happen.

In this series we are looking at some of the ways that technology can act as a mirror, reflecting to us what is going on in our hearts. To be clear, technology is not the issue. Our hearts are the culprits and where the change needs to happen.

We celebrated our 12th birthday party as a church with a "Back To The Future" theme. We took a look back at our beginnings and imagined if we could share some lessons that we wish we knew then. Good thing it's never too late to pick up good habits and beliefs!

In this series we look at how to develop a more beautiful attitude based on some of the Beatitudes found in Matthew 5. Fortunately for us, Jesus gives us some very clear and compelling ways to achieve this. 

In this series we look at how to develop a more beautiful attitude based on some of the Beatitudes found in Matthew 5. Fortunately for us, Jesus gives us some very clear and compelling ways to achieve this. 

In this series we look at how to develop a more beautiful attitude based on some of the Beatitudes found in Matthew 5. Fortunately for us, Jesus gives us some very clear and compelling ways to achieve this. 

In this series we look at how to develop a more beautiful attitude based on some of the Beatitudes found in Matthew 5. Fortunately for us, Jesus gives us some very clear and compelling ways to achieve this. 

Most people desire a future that is filled with good things. While there are certainly things that we cannot control in that regard, there are others that we can guarantee. One of those would be how fruitful we are, specifically as it relates to the fruit of the Spirit. In this series we're looking at how to ensure our future is fruitful- thus a "Fruiture". 

Most people desire a future that is filled with good things. While there are certainly things that we cannot control in that regard, there are others that we can guarantee. One of those would be how fruitful we are, specifically as it relates to the fruit of the Spirit. In this series we're looking at how to ensure our future is fruitful- thus a "Fruiture". 

Most people desire a future that is filled with good things. While there are certainly things that we cannot control in that regard, there are others that we can guarantee. One of those would be how fruitful we are, specifically as it relates to the fruit of the Spirit. In this series we're looking at how to ensure our future is fruitful- thus a "Fruiture". 

Most people desire a future that is filled with good things. While there are certainly things that we cannot control in that regard, there are others that we can guarantee. One of those would be how fruitful we are, specifically as it relates to the fruit of the Spirit. In this series we're looking at how to ensure our future is fruitful- thus a "Fruiture". 

A passage found in the third chapter of Ephesians references measurements that help us understand the love of Christ. It talks about the width, the length, the height and the depth of His affection toward us. In this series we look at each of these so we can better understand Him and His desires for our lives. 

A passage found in the third chapter of Ephesians references measurements that help us understand the love of Christ. It talks about the width, the length, the height and the depth of His affection toward us. In this series we look at each of these so we can better understand Him and His desires for our lives. 

A passage found in the third chapter of Ephesians references measurements that help us understand the love of Christ. It talks about the width, the length, the height and the depth of His affection toward us. In this series we look at each of these so we can better understand Him and His desires for our lives. 

A passage found in the third chapter of Ephesians references measurements that help us understand the love of Christ. It talks about the width, the length, the height and the depth of His affection toward us. In this series we look at each of these so we can better understand Him and His desires for our lives. 

As we head into the heat of summer many of us are working on getting into a little better shape... just in case we have to wear a bathing suit. While there's nothing wrong with trying to get our summer bodies in shape, it's a good reminder that we need also need to be in good "spiritual shape". In this series, with the help of some trainers, we look at some disciplines of the Christian faith and how they help us get our Summer Bod's ready. 

As we head into the heat of summer many of us are working on getting into a little better shape... just in case we have to wear a bathing suit. While there's nothing wrong with trying to get our summer bodies in shape, it's a good reminder that we need also need to be in good "spiritual shape". In this series, with the help of some trainers, we look at some disciplines of the Christian faith and how they help us get our Summer Bod's ready. 

As we head into the heat of summer many of us are working on getting into a little better shape... just in case we have to wear a bathing suit. While there's nothing wrong with trying to get our summer bodies in shape, it's a good reminder that we need also need to be in good "spiritual shape". In this series, with the help of some trainers, we look at some disciplines of the Christian faith and how they help us get our Summer Bod's ready. 

As we head into the heat of summer many of us are working on getting into a little better shape... just in case we have to wear a bathing suit. While there's nothing wrong with trying to get our summer bodies in shape, it's a good reminder that we need also need to be in good "spiritual shape". In this series, with the help of some trainers, we look at some disciplines of the Christian faith and how they help us get our Summer Bod's ready. 

God has a plan and a path for each of us. Our ability to understand and see that course is one of the keys to getting and staying on it. And this is where vision comes in- seeing something in your head before you ever see it come to fruition. In this series, MindSight, we're looking at some of the things we can do to have a clear understanding of God's plan for us so we can then live it out.

God has a plan and a path for each of us. Our ability to understand and see that course is one of the keys to getting and staying on it. And this is where vision comes in- seeing something in your head before you ever see it come to fruition. In this series, MindSight, we're looking at some of the things we can do to have a clear understanding of God's plan for us so we can then live it out. 

God has a plan and a path for each of us. Our ability to understand and see that course is one of the keys to getting and staying on it. And this is where vision comes in- seeing something in your head before you ever see it come to fruition. In this series, MindSight, we're looking at some of the things we can do to have a clear understanding of God's plan for us so we can then live it out. 

God has a plan and a path for each of us. Our ability to understand and see that course is one of the keys to getting and staying on it. And this is where vision comes in- seeing something in your head before you ever see it come to fruition. In this series, MindSight, we're looking at some of the things we can do to have a clear understanding of God's plan for us so we can then live it out. 

Out of the Protestant Reformation came these guiding principles known as the 5 Solas. They are grace alone, faith alone, Christ alone, Scripture alone, to the glory of God alone. They are more than just helpful information, but have the power to affect our lives in significant ways. One way this applies is that once we have these beliefs, we no longer have to feel as if we are alone in this journey of life. 

Out of the Protestant Reformation came these guiding principles known as the 5 Solas. They are grace alone, faith alone, Christ alone, Scripture alone, to the glory of God alone. They are more than just helpful information, but have the power to affect our lives in significant ways. One way this applies is that once we have these beliefs, we no longer have to feel as if we are alone in this journey of life. 

Out of the Protestant Reformation came these guiding principles known as the 5 Solas. They are grace alone, faith alone, Christ alone, Scripture alone, to the glory of God alone. They are more than just helpful information, but have the power to affect our lives in significant ways. One way this applies is that once we have these beliefs, we no longer have to feel as if we are alone in this journey of life. 

Out of the Protestant Reformation came these guiding principles known as the 5 Solas. They are grace alone, faith alone, Christ alone, Scripture alone, to the glory of God alone. They are more than just helpful information, but have the power to affect our lives in significant ways. One way this applies is that once we have these beliefs, we no longer have to feel as if we are alone in this journey of life. 

This is the message from Easter Sunday- where we celebrate the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus.

Most of us have subscriptions... or several subscriptions. Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Amazon Prime, Butcher Box, and on and on. There are subscription services for just about everything under the sun. But more concerning than that are the ideas and beliefs that we subscribe to. What we believe will generally determine our behaviors. That being the case, we're looking at some the things we should subscribe to and some others that we should unsubscribe from. 

Most of us have subscriptions... or several subscriptions. Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Amazon Prime, Butcher Box, and on and on. There are subscription services for just about everything under the sun. But more concerning than that are the ideas and beliefs that we subscribe to. What we believe will generally determine our behaviors. That being the case, we're looking at some the things we should subscribe to and some others that we should unsubscribe from. 

Most of us have subscriptions... or several subscriptions. Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Amazon Prime, Butcher Box, and on and on. There are subscription services for just about everything under the sun. But more concerning than that are the ideas and beliefs that we subscribe to. What we believe will generally determine our behaviors. That being the case, we're looking at some the things we should subscribe to and some others that we should unsubscribe from. 

We had our good friend Jeremy Donovan join with us to share some insight from a passage found in Mark 5. As Journey might say (or sing), "Don't Stop Believin". 

Most of us have subscriptions... or several subscriptions. Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, Amazon Prime, Butcher Box, and on and on. There are subscription services for just about everything under the sun. But more concerning than that are the ideas and beliefs that we subscribe to. What we believe will generally determine our behaviors. That being the case, we're looking at some the things we should subscribe to and some others that we should unsubscribe from. 

Relationships are tough. In all of the various relationships (spouses, children, friendships, etc.) in our lives, there are tensions and conflicts that will inevitably arise. Many times this is the point when people throw in the towel. They give up the relationship because of the difficulties. Maybe a better approach would be to develop the ability to withstand the struggles. You could even call it tough love.

Relationships are tough. In all of the various relationships (spouses, children, friendships, etc.) in our lives, there are tensions and conflicts that will inevitably arise. Many times this is the point when people throw in the towel. They give up the relationship because of the difficulties. Maybe a better approach would be to develop the ability to withstand the struggles. You could even call it tough love.

Relationships are tough. In all of the various relationships (spouses, children, friendships, etc.) in our lives, there are tensions and conflicts that will inevitably arise. Many times this is the point when people throw in the towel. They give up the relationship because of the difficulties. Maybe a better approach would be to develop the ability to withstand the struggles. You could even call it tough love.