Remembrance Community Church's Podcast

Pastor Kenny opened our Lent Series with Jesus' words from the Sermon on the Mount about fasting.

Pastor Kenny teaches from Revelation 8–9, revealing that behind the chaos of our world is a spiritual battle, not to terrify us, but to give us hope when life is hard, and call us to repentance when we wander from the way of the Lamb.

Pastor Kenny taught week two on the seven seals, showing that while tribulation makes life hard, God is still at work reaching the lost and his story of redemption will ultimately win.

PK shows us that Revelation 6 reminds us that suffering continues in a sin-broken world, but it also assures us that God's redemption is unfolding alongside it—and will have the final word.

Paul Schliep taught from Revelation 4 & 5 on the unveiling of King Jesus as worthy of our continued praise.

Pastor Brittany Park explores Revelation 2-3, where Jesus' words to real churches still train us to live faithfully amid the pressures of empire in our day.

Pastor Kenny opened our new series on Revelation which is a training manual for passionate Jesus followers to live faithfully until he returns and makes all things new.

Colton dives into the opening verses from the epistle of James. James teaches us that trials are meant to form maturity and endurance in Jesus! 

From John 3, Pastor Kenny explores how Jesus defines love—not as a feeling, but as covenant faithfulness: God's light breaking into our darkness, calling us out of hiding, and leading us into true life.

Pastor Kenny taught from Isaiah 9 on Advent Joy, pointing out that Biblical joy is most often connected with the Gospel of grace.

Pastor Brittany Park explores how God brings peace by guiding His people through the wilderness, inviting us to follow the Light who leads us out of darkness.

Pastor Kenny went through Genesis 1 & John 1 and how we are longing for light to kick off the Advent series! 

From 1 Peter 2:9–11, Pastor Kenny unpacks how your true vocation goes far beyond your career. Discover what it means to live as God's royal priesthood in everyday life.

Pastor Brittany Park teaches from Psalm 58, inviting us to consider the hunger beneath our hunger—and how God meets us there to transform our desires, our habits, and our identity. 

 Pastor Kenny taught from Philippians 2 about the way of Jesus and God's Kingdom being the practice of humility.

Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Ephesians 4 on how Jesus forms us through our participation in the local church.

Pastor Brittany Park teaches from Romans 12:9-18 this week, and we talked about what it really means to live a life shaped by hospitality - not just opening our homes, but opening our lives.

Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from James 5 about the power of vulnerbility in making disciples that are authentically being transformed by the Spirit in community.   

Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Luke 11:1-13 about how Jesus uses prayer to form our desires, deepen our dependence, and build our trust in the Father.

Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Hebrews 4:9-11 about the gift of Sabbath and how it might form us more into the image of Christ as we learn to enter the grace God still offers "today."

Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Psalm 1, showing us that Scripture meditation is not optional-it's foundational for disciples.

Pastor Kenny finished our series preaching from Leviticus 26 about the surpassing worth of following YHWH.

Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Leviticus 24 reminding us that we need God's presence and God's people to flourish.

Pastor Kenny Keating teaches us that God has always been about reaching people who would spend time in His presence and be shaped by it to reflect His goodness as they live amongst their neighbors.

Pastor Paul Schliep teaches from Leviticus 16 about the Day of Atonement, showing how God's provision for forgiveness in Israel points us to the ultimate work of Jesus on the cross.

Pastor Kenny teaches from Leviticus 10-15 on how Jesus turns the purity laws inside out-touching the unclean, making them whole, and presenting us before God holy, blameless, and pure.

Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Leviticus 8-10 on the life changing power of moving from casual faith to holy awe, approaching our consuming-fire God who isn't safe-but is always good.

Pastor Paul Schliep teaches from Leviticus 4-5, highlighting the healing power found when Jesus followers confess their sin and bring it to the cross.

Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Leviticus 2 about how our everyday lives-our work, our routines, even the ordinary moments-can rise like a pleasing aroma to God when we live with gratitude, faithfulness, and devotion.

Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Leviticus 1- showing how God's call to draw near is a call to total surrender, like the burnt offering that was fully consumed with nothing held back, ultimately pointing us to the costly grace of Jesus and a life of wholehearted worship.

Pastor Kenny Keating opened our new Leviticus series revealing that this often-overlooked book is not a list of rule, but God's gracious invitation for unholy people to draw near to a holy God.

Pastor Lloyd teaches on Psalm 40, reminding us that life with God often involves seasons of waiting-even after breakthrough-and invites us to consider how hope deepens when we trust the spirit to do a new thing in us, not just for us.

Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Psalm 84, inviting us to rediscover a holy longing for God's presence that transforms dry valleys into places of joy and makes even one day with Him better than a thousand elsewhere.

Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Psalm 30 on how God meets us in our deepest lows, lifts us with His mercy, and leads us into a joy that suffering can't steal.

Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Psalm 130 about how God meets us in the depths-not when we've cleaned up, but when we cry out, confess honestly, wait expectantly, and become a witness to His redeeming love.

Pastor Paul Schliep teaches from Psalm 22 on how God meets us in our deepest suffering-not with silence or abandonment, but with a faithfulness that turns pain into praise and transforms our story into a witness for generations.

Pastor Kenny teaches from Psalm 13, teaching us that's it's okay to not to be okay-as long as we run to the God who meets us in the darkness with faithful love.

Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Psalm 23, reminding us that true peace isn't found in the absence of chaos, but in the presence of our Shepherd.

Pastor Kenny teaches from Psalm 19, reminding us that God still speaks through the beauty of creation, the clarity of Scripture, and the quiet invitation to respond with our whole lives.

Pastor Paul Schliep taught from Psalm 1 about the two diverging paths of life-one rooted in God's instruction and leading to lasting fruitfulness, the other drifting towards emptiness-and how delighting in God's Word anchors us in true blessing. 

Pastor Kenny Keating teaches from Psalms 73 about the struggle to make sense of life when the wicked seem to prosper, and how entering God's presence reorients our hearts to what truly matters.

Pastor Kenny teaches from John 20:15, showing how Mary mistaking Jesus for a gardener isn't just poetic detail-it's a powerful clue that Easter marks the beginning of God's New Creation, where the resurrected Christ turns graves back into gardens and invites us to live in resurrection power now.

Pastor Lloyd Gilbert connects Haggai 2:1-9 to Romans 6:1-9 showing how through Christ's resurrection, believers are empowered to live a new life, free from the power of sin.

Pastor Kenny teaches from Revelation 21 on the breathtaking truth that is the New Creation, we won't just choose not to sin-we won't even want to, because we'll be satisfied, and finally home.

Pastor Kenny Keating preaches from Matthew 12, where Jesus drops the mic by saying Jonah's wild story in a Big Fish was a whisper pointing to His greater mission to save sinners, like you and me.

Pastor Kenny Keating unpacks Resurrection Theology 101, asking: What if the resurrection we celebrate at Easter isn't just a one-time event but a daily invitation to live transformed by its power?

Pastor Paul Schliep joins us to explore Ezekiel 37, unpacking the prophet's  question, "Can these bones live?" and exploring what God's answer means for us today.

Pastor Brittany Park opens our Lent sermon series "Resurrection Hope", exploring how God's life-giving power transforms even the most hopeless situations.