Southside Church Podcast

We reflect on how the greatest danger we face as followers of Jesus is not losing our life, but losing our faith and what it means to be on a firm foundation in times of suffering.Support the show

On the occasion of Southside Church's 6th birthday, we are invited to trust and embrace what God imagines for us. Support the show

Michele Cushatt shares on how she had every reason to let go of her faith, but God has gotten her through and is still getting her through many storms.Support the show

In this 10th part of the series Abide, we explore the role of the church community in our personal growth.Support the show

In this 9th part of the series Abide, we are invited on the journey towards continually showing up where our Rabbi wants us to be even when we don't always shape up.Support the show

In this 8th part of the series Abide, we examine the faithfulness of John the Baptist in his ministry. From his journey we explore what it looks like to striving in our own strength but rather to practice well and to never give up .Support the show

We track the life of the Apostle John and his transformation from firebrand to the apostle of love.Support the show

We reflect on what it means to be a Dad after God's own heart.Support the show

We consider where the enemy is forging weapons against us and are encouraged to stand strong, holding onto the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of GOD. Particularly against the lies that the enemy tells us which cause us to undermine the revelation word of GOD.Support the show

In the sixth part of our current series Abide - Following the Right Footsteps, we explore three areas in which we can participate in our formation process with GOD if we are willing to move beyond the wall.Support the show

In week 5, we look at how abiding with Jesus starts with love, as the fruit of the Holy Spirit. As God is love, as we become more like Him, our love grows.   Support the show

In week 4 of the Abide series, we explore the work of the Holy Spirit in us to become like Jesus as we behold Him in our daily living.Support the show

We reflect on the journey of Hannah and Ruth in processing past disappointment and feeling trapped in current circumstances. Support the show

In the third part of the Abide series, we look at how setting Jesus before also touches on how we see Him when we look at Him. The reflect on the reality that our past experiences tend to shape and influence how we see GOD.Support the show

We reflect on being with Jesus and consider the two perspectives of Mary and Martha in Luke 10.Support the Show.

We explore what it means to abide with Jesus and the personal transformation that comes as a result of the power of God's working presence in us now. This is the first in the new series Abide - Following the Right Footsteps.Support the Show.

Ps Grant Stevenson interviews Laura Scuito on her personal journey through challenging years and the impact that money and tithing played on her relationship with God.Support the Show.

Desmond Murphy talks about him and his family's journey with money and shares on how we can move from a defeatist mentality to a victorious mentality.Support the Show.

We are reminded that the resurrection of Jesus renews the life we have, in flesh and spirit—it doesn't remove the life we still have to live.Support the Show.

It is Good Friday. We explore the implications of the challenging question: Did Jesus love and die for Judas?Support the Show.

We reflect on how even though God's answer may not look like we thought it should, God is working things out for our good.Support the Show.

What lessons about sin and forgiveness can we learn from the life of King David?Support the Show.

Jesus' invitation to follow Him is not just to the mountain tops, but also through the valleys.Support the Show.

Our perspectives of vision are challenged as we consider what it means for our vision to shift from the pursuit of an outcome and instead pursue beholding Jesus.Support the Show.

We discover how when we find freedom in God's presence now, the past holds no shame, and the future holds no fear and we are free.Support the Show.

Drawing inspiration from the life of Moses, we explore the implications of seeking after the presence of Jesus above all.Support the Show.

We reflect on how our freedom is in God's presence now, and not only in God's promises for our future.Support the show

In the Human Journey, learning from the life of Moses, we see how God can work for the good of our destiny even from our bad decisions.Support the show

Through the life of Moses we reflect on the importance of our identity in Christ; long before Moses would ever need faith to part the Red Sea, he would first need to believe in an identity that defined him as worthy.Support the show

We see how the life of Moses can encourage us to use what we have and to faithfully serve God to the end. Support the show

We reflect on how Joseph navigated the time between his success: Who was with him, his mindset and focus during this time and how we can navigate our own in between times.Support the show

We reflect on the false beliefs and expectation we place on ourselves to achieve our new year's resolutions. We are invited to surrender these false beliefs  to Jesus and instead seek His Kingdom, while He does only what He can in the situations we are trusting Him for this year.Support the show

The Christmas 2023 message reflects on how Jesus only makes sense when you come and see him for yourself.Support the show

We are reminded that in Jesus Christ, peace is a point of departure! It is a posture of movement, where we understand that the results or outcomes are out of our control but wise actions are our responsibility.Support the show

We explore how Hope inspires endurance in our lives when it's placed in the object of our faith and not outcomes, because God is greater than what we're going through.Support the show

We explore how accepting our individual limitations empowers us to most effectively use our strengths to serve God's purposes through our life.Support the show

We are reminded that love requires us to let go of our need to be right so we can take up the ministry of reconciliation God gave us, through Christ.Support the show

We are reminded of who we are in Christ and the gifts God gives us. He urged to garden the gifts of God, in our lives, taking care of it, nurturing it.Support the show

A world view says love is a feeling we should pursue, God's Word says love is a choice that should direct our actions.Support the show

In this new series we explore seeing life through God's Word in our world.Support the show

Ps Grant Stevenson invites us to look at our hearts and ask what do our loaves and fish look like and how may they multiply if we were willing to place them in the hands of Jesus?Support the show

We look at the impact of self-deception on our spiritual formation when living from the life maps of God.Support the show

We explore what it means to walk by Faith, not fear. Our greatest struggles in life are not always in the battles we need to fight, but the fear that causes us to abandon the path of victory during the battle. This is a war that Jesus has already won.Support the show

We look at the church's unique purpose as the bride and body of Christ.Support the show

We explore the dangers of idolatry. Idolatry being anything we serve, desire, trust, fear, and worship… apart from GOD that gives us a false sense of comfort, status, identity, control, acceptance, and respect.Support the show

Ps Grant Stevenson explains thge crucial difference between 'fitting in' and 'belonging' in the process of transformation.Support the show

What would it look like if we created some quiet moments in our lives in order to simply be still in God's presence?Support the show

We explore the importance of prayer in our journey with Jesus and the wonderful example of prayer that Jesus set for us.Support the show

We explore the importance of the written word in discovering the Living Word and learn about the Zoom Out, Zoom In technique of reading the bible.Support the show

We reflect on the pathway to a deeply formed, devoted life and how this requires intentional steps because our direction, not our intention determines our destination.  Support the show

Through this message we explore the inspirational story of how God worked in the lives of two seemingly ordinary woman - Ruth and Naomi. Although we may not see God at work, HE remains active in our lives.Support the show