ONE&ALL Daily Podcast

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.

Pastor Yesenia Gomez shares how her meticulous planning led to frustration when she neglected to involve God in the details. She encourages listeners to surrender their plans to God, inviting His guiding purpose into every aspect of their lives.

Worship Leader Desi Whorton shares a childhood memory of praying for a fictional character on Little House on the Prairie and connects it to God's timeless ability to hear every prayer. She highlights that, beyond our human constraints, God attends personally to each cry for help.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez highlights Tolstoy's insight that while proofs for God's existence are available to all, truly knowing Him requires a willing heart and ongoing communion with Christ; he encourages believers to abide in Jesus so His life flows through them.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings reflects on David's heartfelt plea for mercy, guidance, and forgiveness, emphasizing a posture of humble dependence as he waits patiently on the Lord's unfailing kindness. The message highlights confession, trust, and the enduring hope that God leads and teaches those who fear Him.

Pastor Jesus Arriaga paints a vivid picture of Christ as a conquering general whose triumphal procession carries believers as fragrant captives. He reminds us that by living in Christ we become a sweet aroma that declares the knowledge of Jesus to everyone we meet.

Pastor Danielle Frazer explains that Paul's words to the Corinthians call us to root every gift and action in selfless, enduring love—patience, kindness, humility, and hope—reminding us that without love even the greatest deeds are empty. She points us back to God's own sacrificial heart, showing that love begins and remains in Him.

Pastor Kelly Soiles challenges us to see our waiting not as idle time but as a season to sow and cultivate faith that yields abundant fruit in every area of life. Drawing on Jesus' parable of the sower, she calls us to live with purpose, stepping forward in kindness and service today.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez highlights how Paul, even while imprisoned, prays that believers would experience Christ's fullness, be strengthened by the Spirit, and remain rooted in love amid trials.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings uses the analogy of a fruit tree to illustrate how our connection to Christ—as the true vine—naturally produces the fruit of the Spirit in us over time. Just as an apple must stay on the branch until fully ripe, our spiritual growth depends on remaining closely attached to Jesus.

Pastor Craig Smith reminds us that we're quick to excuse our own missteps yet often surprised when others fail, and he calls us to respond with the same patience and mercy we afford ourselves.

Pastor Matt Chavez shares how his nonstop weekdays of early workouts, long drives in sales, and juggling new fatherhood made Sunday worship the highlight that refocused his heart and mind. He highlights the power of gathering with others to sing, hear God's word, and encourage one another.

Worship Leader Desi Whorton reminds us that salvation isn't just a future promise of heaven but an invitation to walk with God daily, experiencing His presence and fullness of life here and now.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez highlights how God's grace invites everyone—Jew and Gentile alike—into the fullness of Christ and calls us to experience and share this life-changing promise.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings highlights how God, through Christ's own suffering, equips us with comfort in our trials so that we can extend that same compassion to others. He reminds us that sharing in both pain and consolation deepens our connection and strengthens the body of Christ.

Pastor Jesus Arriaga shows how Paul and Silas turned their darkest hour into a declaration of praise, resulting in a miracle that not only freed them but also led to the jailer's salvation.

Worship Leader Desi Whorton explains how God's solitary passing through the divided animal pieces in Genesis 15 foreshadows Christ's ultimate sacrifice, highlighting God's unwavering commitment to His promises.

Pastor Kelly Soiles points us to Romans 8:1, reminding us that in Christ we're no longer under condemnation but invited into a life shaped by genuine transformation rather than mere performance.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez points out that far too often we treat Jesus as a subject to study rather than a person to know. He draws on Genesis 4:1—“Adam knew Eve”—to illustrate that God desires an intimate, ongoing relationship with us, not just intellectual assent.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings invites us to recognize the overflow of the Holy Spirit within us, reminding us that God's presence is always accessible and never runs dry.

Pastor Jahanna Fredricks explains how Jesus, like Melchizedek, was appointed by God as our eternal high priest—offering Himself once for all—unlike the Levitical priests who had to offer sacrifices for their own sins first. Through His obedience in suffering, Christ secures complete forgiveness and brings us into direct fellowship with our Heavenly Father.

Pastor Jesus Arriaga shows how God orchestrates every twist in Joseph's life—from betrayal and imprisonment to promotion and family restoration—revealing divine purpose in both the broken and the blessed moments.

Pastor Kelly Soiles highlights that every person is intentionally gifted by God to serve others, using talents like creativity, compassion, and leadership to shine light and build community.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez challenges believers to move beyond reading the Bible merely for intellectual gain and authority, urging them instead to allow Scripture to shape their hearts through an encounter with the living Word. He contrasts an informational approach with a formative one, showing that true transformation comes from engaging Jesus relationally rather than just mentally.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings highlights A.W. Tozer's observation that despite varied backgrounds, the great saints all shared a keen spiritual receptivity—recognizing God's presence and actively responding to it. He urges us to move beyond mere awareness and seek God wholeheartedly.

Pastor Danielle Frazer shows how God turns our darkest chapters into seasons of abundant blessing, just as He restored and doubled what Job lost. She reminds us that lasting restoration often arrives in God's perfect timing after faithful endurance.

Pastor Kelly Soiles paints a vivid picture of preparing our homes for a world leader to encourage generous, purposeful living as we await Christ's return. She calls us to stay actively connected to Jesus through prayer, Scripture, and loving service in our community.

Pastor Luke Rangel shares his journey of embracing God's call to pastoral ministry, reflecting on his doubts and how God provided reassurance through Moses' story. He encourages listeners to recognize their own sense of calling and to respond with courage and faith.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez reflects on how we are created in God's image and naturally drawn to beauty, which points us towards God's presence in the world. He highlights Psalm 104 as a celebration of God's creative wisdom and the sustaining power behind all life.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings reminds us that the Bible is not just a book to gain knowledge from but an invitation to encounter God personally, as the Word is alive and active, inviting us into genuine relationship and transformation.