ONE&ALL Daily Podcast

Pastor Jenae Acevedo explains that fearing God is reverential awe, not terror, contrasting it with the fear of man that leads to people-pleasing and compromise. Drawing from Matthew 10:28 and her experience after reading John Bevere's The Awe of God, she calls us to prioritize God's will over human approval.

Michael Kisaka reflects on Mark 10:13-16, where Jesus welcomes children and says we must receive God's kingdom like them. He highlights childlike qualities—humility, trust, simplicity, sincerity, teachability, innocence, devotion, and love—illustrated by a little girl who saw no barrier of skin color.

Global Outreach Director Marissa Armit highlights how God's command to leave part of the harvest for the sojourner, fatherless, and widow guides us today to intentionally set aside our abundance for those in need with excellence, not scraps. She also reminds us not to go back for what we've left, trusting it belongs to those God aims to bless.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez highlights how Moses' face shone after speaking with God on Mount Sinai, showing that intimate time with God transforms us. He explains the Hebrew term behind “shone” and the historical horns imagery, pointing to a life that reflects God's glory.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings challenges us to honestly assess what we're chasing and to align our time and focus with a genuine desire to be close to God, reminding us that our hearts follow our treasure.

Pastor Leah Klingseis shares how Psalm 139:7–8 moved from feeling restrictive to life-giving when she hit rock bottom, realizing God's presence and kindness pursue us even in the consequences of our own choices, leading to repentance.

Pastor Matt Chavez shares how his grandmother's steadfast prayer life and caregiving shaped his faith, pointing to Jesus' words, “Take courage; I am here.” Her example reminds us that God sees, hears, and is present in every season.

Pastor Jesus Arriaga explains how the priests' washing at the tabernacle points to our ongoing need for purity before God, now made possible through Jesus and the daily cleansing of God's Word. He urges cultivating a steady rhythm in Scripture so God transforms our heart and mind.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez recounts the parting of the Red Sea in Exodus 14, emphasizing God's protective presence that leads His people through chaos. He encourages trust in God's guidance even when threats press from every side.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings reminds us that God promises to complete the good work He's begun in us, guiding us into daily fellowship with Him and nurturing qualities like goodness, truth, and love. His invitation is to walk with Him continually, just as He intended from the very start.

Pastor Jesus Arriaga draws us into Moses' 40-day mountain journey, showing how time in God's presence left him radiant, and invites us to pursue that same life-changing encounter through prayer, worship, and Scripture.

Pastor Michael Kisaka challenges us to approach worship with full-hearted devotion, reminding us that God desires genuine, truth-filled responses rather than half-hearted routines.

Worship Leader Desi Whorton explains how God's instruction in Deuteronomy 6:4-9 calls us to love Him with all our heart, soul, and strength, weaving His Word into every moment of our daily lives. She likens this intentional love to the commitment in marriage vows, showing that true love for God is an active pursuit through Scripture, prayer, and worship.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez highlights how anxious, racing thoughts can trap us in a mundane routine and points to humble obedience before God as the path to freedom, drawing from Peter's exhortation to cast all our worries on Him who cares for us.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings uses the image of a chick inside its shell to show how struggles that feel impossible can, with time and the right care, become opportunities for growth and triumph in Christ.

Pastor Danielle Frazer highlights how Jesus transforms our relationship with him from duty-bound service to genuine friendship by openly sharing the Father's heart, inviting us into deeper trust and selfless love.

Pastor Matt Chavez recounts his early days at Citibank and how a simple act of giving toward a church air‐conditioning project taught him that true fulfillment comes from investing in something greater than himself.

In this message, Pastor Emily Balch highlights how the worship song “King of Glory” by Passion featuring Kristian Stanfill lifts up verses from Psalm 24 word for word, celebrating God's strength, salvation, and worthiness through vibrant praise.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez invites us to approach the Bible not as a checklist but as a living conversation with God, highlighting how Hebrews 4:12 shows Scripture can pierce our hearts and expose our true intentions.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings reflects on the worship song “I Give You My Heart,” showing how its chorus captures the call to wholehearted devotion by echoing Jesus' command to love God with all our heart, soul, and mind. He encourages believers to make every breath and moment an act of surrender and worship.

Pastor Luke Rangel points out that the Israelites' first recorded song in Exodus 15 bursts forth after God parts the Red Sea, showing that our highest response to His rescue is heartfelt praise. He likens worship to giving God the biggest hug possible as we thank Him for making a way when we see no way.

Pastor Leah Klingseis unpacks Jesus's parable of the two builders, illustrating that a life rooted in obedience during peaceful seasons stands firm against future storms. She underscores the importance of laying our spiritual foundation when “good weather” blessings flow.

Pastor Rory Eldridge challenges husbands and fathers to demonstrate genuine love by investing uninterrupted time in their spouses and children, illustrating that heartfelt presence nurtures strong, flourishing relationships.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez candidly explores the heartache that comes with watching loved ones grow older and face loss, urging us not to shy away from our pain but to lean into God's promise of comfort. He highlights that, even when grief feels paralyzing, Scripture assures us that God is near to the brokenhearted.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings emphasizes that without a clear sense of purpose guiding our actions, we risk growing weary and losing passion for the good work we're called to do. She illustrates how remembering our deeper “why” brings renewed focus and perseverance.

Pastor Craig Smith explains how unconfessed sin drains our strength and joy, while honest confession brings God's forgiveness, renewed freedom, and confident guidance on life's path.

Pastor Michael Kisaka challenges us to turn from the wide, easy path of worldly comfort and embrace the narrow gate of sacrificial living in Christ, discovering true, overflowing life as we lose our own for His purposes.

Pastor Jesus Arriaga invites us to praise God with every part of our being, reminding us to recall His forgiveness, healing, redemption, compassion, and provision as the deep fuel for authentic worship. He emphasizes that true praise is a deliberate act of our heart, mind, will, and emotions, not just a routine response.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez uses the excitement of Speed Racer to illustrate how we often rush through life, urging us to cease striving and trust in God's timing and authority.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings examines the account of Samuel responding to God's call, emphasizing the power of being fully present and the beauty of inviting the Lord to speak beyond a simple name.

Worship Leader Desi Whorton highlights how God repeatedly chooses unlikely underdogs—from Gideon's 300 men to Mary's humble setting—to accomplish his purposes and display his unmatched glory.

Pastor Danielle Frazer shows how Jesus upends worldly ambition by teaching that true greatness in his kingdom is found in humble service rather than seeking status.

Pastor Jesus Arriaga reads Psalm 100, inviting us to shout joyfully, serve with gladness, and enter God's presence with thanksgiving as we celebrate His enduring mercy and faithfulness. He then leads a heartfelt prayer asking the Lord to continue guiding each listener in power and grace.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez explains that suffering produces perseverance, which builds tested character, and character gives birth to hope—a hope that never disappoints because God's love has been poured into our hearts by the Holy Spirit.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings illustrates how doubt creeps in when we shift our focus away from Jesus, using Peter's experience of walking on water to show the importance of trusting the Spirit's leading even amid life's storms.

Pastor Danielle Frazer reminds us that the peace Jesus gives isn't tied to our circumstances but to his constant presence, holding us steady even when life feels chaotic.

Pastor Jesus Arriaga shows how the single word “nevertheless” shaped Israel's reaction to God's promise of a land flowing with milk and honey, and challenges us to use that same word to shift our focus from fear to faith in God's power and provision.

Pastor Michael Kisaka explores how Jesus calls genuine seekers into deeper trust by inviting them to surrender everything, contrasting the rich young ruler's hesitation with Zacchaeus' wholehearted response.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez challenges us to move beyond empty Christianese and demonstrate genuine faith through tangible acts of love and service, reminding us that faith without works is dead.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings walks through how God supplied manna in the wilderness, teaching the Israelites to gather just enough each day and to rest on the seventh. He emphasizes God's faithful provision and the daily rhythm of dependence and rest.

Pastor Jesus Arriaga uses the Mandalorian phrase “this is the way” to emphasize that David's declaration in Psalm 63:3—“Because your love is better than life, my lips will glorify you”—points us to making God's love the guiding principle of our lives.

Pastor Leah Klingseis uses the image of building on rock versus sand to show that true stability comes from doing Jesus' words. She reminds us that obedience isn't about earning grace but is the natural outcome of having received it.

Worship Leader Desi Whorton reflects on how the same God who rescued Israel shows up in our toughest moments, bringing comfort and freedom from fear as promised in Psalm 34.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez uses Anne Lamott's advice from Bird by Bird—comparing writing a novel to driving at night with only headlights—to illustrate how we walk with Christ one step at a time, trusting the Holy Spirit to guide our journey.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings explains how recurring thoughts carve grooves in our minds and urges us to renew our thinking with God's truth so we can recognize, capture, and replace negative patterns with what is good, pleasing, and perfect.

Worship Coordinator Kristin Groene highlights how Paul and Silas chose worship in the depths of a Philippian prison, sparking an earthquake that not only freed them but also opened the door for an unlikely household's salvation. Their example reminds us how unwavering faith and praise in hardship can transform lives.

Pastor Michael Kisaka emphasizes that God's character is wholly good—free from evil—and that His plans and purposes always yield a positive outcome. He reminds us that even in hardship, God's presence and promises endure, working all things for our benefit.

Pastor Jesus Arriaga invites us to bring our weariness and heavy burdens to Christ, reminding us that true rest and peace come when we lay our worries at His feet and trust Him to guard our hearts and minds. He highlights how anxiety only weighs us down and points us toward prayerful surrender and God's unfailing care.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez recounts Alister McGrath's shift from scientific skepticism to a faith rooted in relationship, highlighting that knowing Christ goes beyond intellectual agreement to a transformed heart.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings likens our spiritual journey to tending a cherry tree—showing how God's timely pruning and protective measures pave the way for a harvest of deeper faith and abundance.

Pastor Michael Kisaka points to Jesus' own agony in the garden to show that God fully entered human suffering and provides an enduring hope through Christ's resurrection.