Podcast appearances and mentions of chris wienand

In this talk, Chris Wienand delves into the profound journey of discovering one's unique, divine purpose beyond conventional expectations. He contrasts the universal initial call to follow Jesus with the deeply personal second call that God places on each individual, urging believers to embrace a life of eternal significance and adventure. Through compelling stories and biblical insights, Chris inspires listeners to move beyond a settled faith and pursue the extraordinary assignments God has uniquely designed for them. If you're local to North County San Diego, we'd love to have you join us on a Sunday. You can find service times, directions, and more at commonwealthsd.org. Follow us on Instagram (@commonwealth_sd) for updates, encouragement, and ways to get involved.

In this standalone Sunday Conversation, Chris takes some time to talk about the Genesis Collective—what we call an apostolic household. At its core, it's a group of churches that: 1) puts Jesus first, and 2) is deeply connected through relationships."

In our last day of our Grace of Giving series, our day of Celebrate Generosity, Chris leads us in an overview of what we have talked about this past month. At the end of this gathering, we were able to annouced that our community has given over $100,000 for our 1st ever Celebrate Generosity. We are so astonished and beyond proud of our community. A group of mostly college students and early 20-30 year olds rallying together to bless others. Every dollar of that money will be sent out from us to non-profits and church plants around the World. Below is a list of where the money will be going specifically going for Celebrate Generosity. LOCAL: Love Costa Mesa NorthEast of the Well (Costa Mesa) Wilson St. Learning Center (Costa Mesa) Jesse's House (Orange) GLOBAL: Voices of Hope Zoe International Rainbow Orphanage (Sri Lanka) Hansen Family (Middle East) CHURCH PLANT Vivified Church (Kenneth & Chisom in Nigeria)

In this Sunday conversaion Chris speaks more into the idea of Generosity and brings the people / orginzations to the community that we will be giving to next sunday on Cellebrate generosity.    To safeguard the confidentiality of individuals in vulnerable regions, we have omitted this section of the message. Below is a list with general locations of the people we will partner with.   LOCAL: -Love Costa Mesa -NorthEast of the Well (Costa Mesa) -Wilson St. Learning Center (Costa Mesa) -Jesse's House (Orange)   GLOBAL: -Voices of Hope  -Zoe International -Rainbow Orphanage (Sri Lanka) -Hansen Family (Middle East)   CHURCH PLANT -Vivified Church (Kenneth & Chisom in Nigeria)

For the month of February we will be talking about what it means to be a community that practices Generosity.  On the first Sunday of March we will have what we are calling Celebrate Generosity, where every donation given will go out of our community.  In this Sunday conversation Chris gives us an overview of 2nd Cor 9:5-15

In this Sunday conversation Chris leads us through the passage in 1st Timothy around Eldership and Leadership in the church.

Happy New Year everyone!!! Welcome to 2025! This was our first sunday back from Christmas break. In this sunday conversation Christ leads us through a few key highlights of God working in our community this last year while also looking forward to areas of growth in 2025.

Chris Wienand joins us this Sunday and continues our exploration of Preparing for the Abundant Life.

In this conversation Chris gives us an overview of chapter 3 and showcases how Paul is telling Timothy that we need a NEW type of leader; someone who is different from the rest of the world. 

In this Sunday conversation we go through 1st Timothy 2:1-8 where Chris talks about the second calling.

In this Sunday conversation Chris leads us through 1st Timothy 1:12-17 and how Jesus invites us into freedom. From our past to our future.

In this conversation Chris leads through 1st Timothy 1:3-11 and talks about challenges that Paul tells Timothy to watch out for: 1) False Doctrines 2) Breaking the Law.

This past Sunday we started our new Sunday Conversation series: "Letters from a Father" where we will be journing through the book of 1st Timothy. In this first conversation Chris walks us through an overview of the book and how, at the core of this letter, Paul urges Timothy that its all about Jesus.

Within our Contend Conversation (what does it mean as followers of Jesus to fight for our faith) Chris highlights the practice of fasting. This serves a dual function, to better understand fasting, for a Genesis whole community water fast Oct 4th - 6th.

In this conversation, continuing off of last week's topic of how the enemy lies to us, Chris leads us through the idea of how the enemy uses shame to discredit us.

After a beautiful month of focusing on worship for our Sundays in August we are coming back to the text to focus on the word in Jude 1:3... CONTEND. In this Sunday conversation Chris starts off the series with the context that we are a people at war.

As we finish our Origins series, Chris lands the series with two main ideas: 1) Beauty 2) Radiancy.

We take a interesting turn in Acts 9, where we have been following the story of Saul, to an abrupt switch to a section of stories involving Peter. In this conversation Chris walks us through these stories.

Picking up from last week where Hannah left off, Chris continues through the early moments of Paul's story.

In this conversation Chris leads us through the majority of Acts Chapter 8; telling the story of the Apostle Philip. 

This passage perfectly lined up with introducing our new Elders this past Sunday. In this passage Chris leads us through Acts 6:1-8 where the apostles pick 7 leaders. 

In this conversation Chris brings us through the remainder of Acts chapter 5 and takes some time highlighting the backstory of Luke.

We are back into our conversation through the book of Acts! In this message Chris leads us through Acts 5:10 - 16.

As a final word on our Holy Spirit series Chris gives an exhortation, setting us up for an extended time of worship, that someone needs your gift. As a reminder, after Easter, we will be picking back up in our Origins Series, going chapter by chapter, through the book of Acts.

In this Sunday conversation, continuing our series about the Holy Spirit, Chris highlights two main points that scripture warns us not to do: Quench and Grieve the Holy Spirit.

We did things differently this past Sunday. Chris took us through some scriptures and then we had a beautiful extend time of prayer & worship.

In this Sunday's conversation Chris leads us through another piece of the Holy Spirit: "...He will convict the world of sin..." JOHN 16:8

This week, Chris Wienand teaches.

Chris Wienand describes something of the texture of the early day of Glenridge and then preaches from Philippians about building an ecosystem for the “one thing.”

Last week, we heard a story of miraculous, physical healing through prayer and fasting. But how does fasting heal communities? Generations? Systems? What is the effect of fasting outside of individuals? In this episode, our roundtable is joined by South African church planter Chris Wienand. Chris shares his experience in fasting and praying during Apartheid rule in South Africa, the opportunity for miracles through communities who fast, and the generational responsibilities belonging to followers of Jesus. This podcast accompanies the Fasting Practice, developed by Practicing the Way. Thanks to the generosity of The Circle, all Practices are free. To learn more about The Circle or to run a Practice with your church, community, or small group, visit www.practicingtheway.org.

This week, our friend Chris Wienand was asked to teach about how elders function, how they impact the church, and how that contributes to the mission of God. We also get to hear his wife Meryl share about what brings her hope, before Chris jumps into the message for this week.

This week, our friend Chris Wienand was asked to teach about how elders function, how they impact the church, and how that contributes to the mission of God. We also get to hear his wife Meryl share about what brings her hope, before Chris jumps into the message for this week.

Chris Wienand spends a moment to wind down the year and vision cast into next year as we seek to be a people who worship God with our whole lives.

Chris Wienand, founder of Glenridge church challenges us on the beauty of knowing Jesus and never letting our curiosity of Him wane. It's time for passionate, radical, love of Jesus Christ and who he is to us

Chris Wienand - a conversation through some of the guiding principles of discipleship to Jesus.

Chris Wienand - a conversation through some of the guiding principles of discipleship to Jesus.       

Chris Wienand - a conversation through some of the guiding principles of discipleship to Jesus.   

Chris Wienand - a conversation through some of the guiding principles of discipleship to Jesus.   

Chris Wienand - a conversation through some of the guiding principles of discipleship to Jesus.    

From our Finding Freedom in the Wilderness series. Chris Wienand reminds us, via Romans 9:14-18, that God is in control of every moment of history and that He raises up His people, in and through difficult wilderness seasons, for the sake of bringing grace, mercy, power, and hope to the world.For more information, visit canopy.church.

In this first ever After Party episode, the regulars comment and reflect on their conversation with Chris Wienand regarding how church should look in our modern era in order to be most effective.

In this episode Ben and the regulars have an honest discussion about, as the title suggests, how we should be doing church in our modern era. They talk with church planter and pastor Chris Wienand on how we can become more effective at doing church by focusing on key elements in community living.

Guest Speaker Chris Wienand brings a special message.

Chris Wienand is like the master Yoda of church planting. From planting churches in South Africa to Los Angeles, to mentoring dozens of leaders around the globe, Chris has gained much wisdom about church and the gospel over the years. In this episode, we talk about what it means to be the church and the role that meals and organic gatherings should have in the life of the community. Chris believes that the table should be the heartbeat of our churches.Support PrestonSupport Preston by going to patreon.comConnect with PrestonTwitter | @PrestonSprinkleInstagram | @preston.sprinkleYoutube | Preston SprinkleCheck out his website prestonsprinkle.comIf you enjoy the podcast, be sure to leave a review.

A daily meditation on scripture, a quote, or the life of a saint to ground you in God and his peace.

Our friend Chris Wienand joins us today, sharing on the God who beckons us by name, setting us apart and assigning us to callings in the nations. For more information, see commonwealthsd.org

Chris Wienand and Tyler Cockrum // The Bride of Christ is a beautiful gift to the world. We are called to love her, care for her, and raise her to mature health...How can we do that together, on mission? 

Chris Wienand // a brief merging of series including "Lessons in Transformation" and "Prayer" - The Church As:

Chris Wienand // a brief merging of series including "Lessons in Transformation" and Prayer 

Chris Wienand // a brief merging of series including "Lessons in Transformation" and "Prayer" 

Message by Chris Wienand at The Red Door Community Church.

Speaker: Chris Wienand Text: Ephesians 2:1-10 Description: In the book of Ephesians Paul calls the church to another way of life that is counter culture to everything around them. What does that look like for us today?

For Father's Day we had our friend Pastor Chris Weinand speak on the role of a father in a child's life. Children experience the truth of the Lord's Prayer and the picture of the Father in heaven by the reality experienced by a father's parenting. This is also a call for us to reshape and acknowledge the false realities we may have experience from the parenting that we have received. As we pray the Lord's Prayer, let us reshape our view of the Father, and reshape our parenting as mothers and fathers.

For Father's Day we had our friend Pastor Chris Weinand speak on the role of a father in a child's life. Children experience the truth of the Lord's Prayer and the picture of the Father in heaven by the reality experienced by a father's parenting. This is also a call for us to reshape and acknowledge the false realities we may have experience from the parenting that we have received. As we pray the Lord's Prayer, let us reshape our view of the Father, and reshape our parenting as mothers and fathers.

Guest teacher Chris Wienand explores Matthew 4 with a specific focus on the tactics of satan. Understanding the way our enemy operates can help us to press further in to the protection of our community and our Savior, Jesus. 

How do we remain faithful followers of Jesus in the midst of a culture that has blinded us? Guest speaker, Chris Weinand, took us through Ephesians 4:1-16 to answer that questions. We can go against the culture around us and into the culture that Jesus lays out by Celebrating our Captivity and Embracing our Togetherness. First, we are captive to God and his will for the church. Second, we are to be fully immersed in the community known as the body of Christ.

How do we remain faithful followers of Jesus in the midst of a culture that has blinded us? Guest speaker, Chris Weinand, took us through Ephesians 4:1-16 to answer that questions. We can go against the culture around us and into the culture that Jesus lays out by Celebrating our Captivity and Embracing our Togetherness. First, we are captive to God and his will for the church. Second, we are to be fully immersed in the community known as the body of Christ.

Chris Wienand talks to the church on what it looks like to be a Multiplying people.

10-03-2016  by CHRIS WIENAND

Chris Wienand looks at the the lessons we learn from the life of Philip.

Our friend Chris Wienand continued our series in Ephesians by addressing a theology of suffering, the beauty of the church, and God's forgiveness

Our friend Chris Wienand continued our series in Ephesians by addressing a theology of suffering, the beauty of the church, and God's forgiveness

A look at the practice of hospitality through storytelling

A look at the practice of hospitality through storytelling

Message by Ryan Matthews, Nigel Day-Lewis, Chris Wienand & Rory Dyer

Talk by Chris Wienand