Podcasts about eastlake church

My friend and soul sister Michelle Meeks, a woman that has had an incredible impact on my life for the past 18 years, is my guest on the Tales of Recovery this week.  Michelle and I met a long time ago at Eastlake Church and I have been lucky to have her as a friend, guide and support all through out the arduous journey of religious deconstruction until finally heading out the door of the xitian religion and its restrictive belief systems.  Michelle later coached me in both in her live detox and nutrition and wellness program that was BEYOND any body based healing I had ever done.  Besides feeling physically amazing,  I learned to love myself and my body like I never had before.  She oozes love and is one of my biggest gifts in this journey of self love, liberation  and re-discovery. We have grown in a friendship of remembering our magic, witchey woo woo fun and continued healing through psychedelics and ongoing evolution.   May you be inspired by the possibility of change, freedom and EXPANSION in this life of love that is a GIFT as you listen in on our conversation.  You can follow Michelle on IG @revolve.fit   Her next liver detox group starts this weekend, reach out to her if you want to join the wellness fun :)     

“… clothe yourselves with humility toward one another…” 1 Peter 5:5 (NIV) Pastor Emeritus joins us from Eastlake Church in San Diego to talk about 5 repair decisions for broken relationships.

Pastor Josh Edwards from Eastlake Church delivered a powerful word on building a healthy church. If we strive for generosity, neediness will not be a part of our community. We should be building the church on Jesus. Generosity, unity and Jesus at the center of it all is what a healthy church looks like.   Josh Edwards 3rd July 2022

In this intimate conversation, author, Bible teacher, and spoken-word artist Hosanna Wong offers reflections on the global pandemic as it relates to faith, loss, leadership, and where we go from here. The daughter of a heroin addict and Chinese gang member in San Francisco, she recounts her father’s transformation through faith, the impact of his loss, and how she met that loss with “the only thing I knew how to do,” which was poetry. She also speaks bravely about finding and embracing her identity as a Chinese American and as a Chinese American woman, and her passion to empower others – especially young people – to lean into their own unique identity and God-given worth in order to live out their purpose in a changing world Hosanna is the teaching pastor at EastLake Church in the San Diego area and the executive director of Calvary Street Ministries, an outreach bringing hope to the homeless and low-income families in San Francisco. Under the name Hosanna Poetry, she has released two spoken-word albums—Maps, Boots, & Other Ways We Get There (2013) and Figless (2015)—and authored three books, I Have a New Name (2017), Superadded (2018), and her new best-selling book, How (Not) to Save the World, available now.

This talk was given at Eastlake Church which is an inclusive faith community located in Kirkland Washington. To find out more about them go to https://www.eastlakecc.com/

Pastor Josh Edwards from Eastlake Church preaches a powerful message on not letting your heart get affected by the culture around you. This message is based around Mark 7. We have to learn to take control of our heart. We need to give it to Jesus and allow Him to work on us and mould us into who He created us to be.   Josh Edwards 30th May 2021

Lisa has a new friend she wants you to meet today on JOE's Friday Friend, Hosanna Wong. Hosanna is an author, Bible-Teacher, and Spoken Word Artist, sharing captivating stories of a powerful God with churches, conferences, prisons, & other events around the country year-round. Hosanna is the Teaching Pastor at EastLake Church in the San Diego area, & the Executive Director of Calvary Street Ministries, an outreach bringing hope to the homeless & low-income families in San Francisco. She is passionate about empowering this generation to know who they are, & boldly live out their purpose. You'll love this spirited conversation today!   Links: Website Instagram Facebook Spoken Word How Not To Save The World   Learn more about Lisa at LisaWhittle.com   Produced by Unmutable™

Today’s guest is Hosanna Wong. Hosanna is a speaker, author, and spoken word artist, and she and her husband Guy both serve as pastors at EastLake Church in the San Diego area. She has been a guest at Propel events with Christine Caine, as well as  Leading and Loving It with Brandy Wilson and Lori Wilhite. Today she sits down for a virtual chat with Shelley Giglio as they recount how their friendship began, the significance of ministry behind the scenes, as well as calling this generation up and into more. Be sure to check out hosannawong.com for her books, albums and other resources!

Host John Dembeck interviews Chula Vista (San Diego, California) Police Department Chaplain, Wes Anderson. He also created Code 7, whose mission is to promote the physical, spiritual, mental, and emotional health of local law enforcement communities through chaplain ministry, community engagement, education, and consultation networking. Wes is also an Associate Pastor at Eastlake Church and a Chick-Fil-A business executive. Resources:Code 7 Website: GoCode7.com (sign up for weekly newsletter)Code 7 Facebook: @gocode7

Welcome to the BS in Life Podcast! This week on the pod Jon and Allie talk with Kira hunter, Content Designer for Eastlake Church in Chula Vista, San Diego about her experience as a creative content designer for one of the largest networks of churches in Southern California.Instagram:@bsinlifepod@jon_dick@alliemeegan@qirahunterFeatured Guest:Kira HunterMusic provided by Patrick Sohacki, you can follow him on Instagram @PinkWolphSee you next week

Hosanna Wong is an Author, Bible-Teacher, and Spoken Word Artist, sharing captivating stories of a powerful God at churches, conferences, prisons, and other events around the US year-round. Her sermons and spoken word pieces are rooted in her upbringing on the streets of San Francisco where her first experiences with loss, hope, and redemption were had. Indeed, her passionate desire to see lives healed and restored by the power of Jesus bloomed during her time living life alongside the poor, powerless, and broken. Hosanna is known for her Message Experiences, which weave spoken word poetry and academic preaching. This unique story-telling experience is a powerful way for communities to hear the story of Jesus in a fresh way. She is most known for her I Have a New Name Message Experience on identity, featuring the spoken word piece I Have a New Name. Watch the full experience here.Hosanna currently serves as the Teaching Pastor at EastLake Church in San Diego, and the Executive Director of Calvary Street Ministries - an outreach ministry that operates to share hope with homeless and low-income families in San Francisco. Under the name Hosanna Poetry, she has released two spoken word albums Maps, Boots, & Other Ways We Get There(2013) and Figless (2015), and authored two books, I Have a New Name(2017) and Superadded (2018). Hosanna also appears on Trinity Broadcasting Network's daily show Better Together, airing weekdays at 1:30 PM EST.When she is not on the road, Hosanna and her husband Guy (Co-Pastor at EastLake Church), can be found living simple, superadded lives, listening to podcasts, grilling chicken wings, & gardening too many plants.Connect with Hosanna Wong: Instagram Facebook YouTube Music ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Connect with us at TWU Student Ministries

Hosanna Wong is an Author, Bible-Teacher, and Spoken Word Artist, sharing captivating stories of a powerful God with churches, conferences, prisons, & other events around the country year-round. She is passionate about empowering this generation to know who they are, & boldly live out their purpose.Her sermons & spoken word pieces are rooted in her upbringing on the streets of San Francisco, her first-hand experiences with loss, hope, & redemption, & her innermost desires to see lives healed and restored by the power of Jesus. Hosanna is the Teaching Pastor at EastLake Church in the San Diego area, & the Executive Director of Calvary Street Ministries, an outreach bringing hope to the homeless & low-income families in San Francisco. Under the name Hosanna Poetry, she has released two spoken word albums Maps, Boots, & Other Ways We Get There (2013), & Figless (2015), and authored 2 books, I Have a New Name (2017) & Superadded (2018). SOCIAL MEDIA –WebsiteInstagramFacebookYouTubePRODUCTS –BooksI Have A New Name (2017)Hosanna's debut full-length book, I Have A New Name, is a powerfully raw and inspiring book on forgetting the old names, and answering to a new confidence, a new purpose, and a new name.Superadded (2018)A devotional on abundant life. Through super short chapters and super practical applications, Hosanna shares scriptures and stories about a super-adding God and the life of abundance He has for us-the life Jesus came to give us.Spoken WordMaps, Boots, & Other Ways We Get There (2013)Figless (2015)I Have A New Name – Single (2017)Hey, world. This episode is brought to you with the help of Ambo TV. Ambo TV brings inspirational live sermons from the most captivating, next-generation Christian pastors, along with in-studio discussion, to a broad multi-platform audience. Check out ambotv.com and @ambonetwork via social media to see all the great sermons and pastors they showcase. You’ll even see me there.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/humbleandhonest)

In this episode of Leaders in Living Rooms, Sean Morgan sits down with James Grogan and Mike Meeks from Eastlake Church to talk leadership transition, multisite mergers, being boldly honest, team culture, and raising up young leaders. After 20 years of Mike's faithful leadership at Eastlake, in 2017 he handed off the Lead Pastor role to James Grogan. Listen in on their story of healthy succession.

In this episode of Leaders in Living Rooms, Sean Morgan sits down with James Grogan and Mike Meeks from Eastlake Church to talk leadership transition, multisite mergers, being boldly honest, team culture, and raising up young leaders. After 20 years of Mike's faithful leadership at Eastlake, in 2017 he handed off the Lead Pastor role to James Grogan. Listen in on their story of healthy succession.

In this episode of Church Growth Nation, youth pastor and future Church Planter Matt Perry of EastLake Church talks about what is doing and thinking of NOW to prepare for his upcoming church plant launch next year!! The post Pre-Launch Talk| Matt Perry – Part 2 appeared first on Vibrant Agency.

Through 25 years of ministry service, James Grogan has learned that the healthiest way to grow your church and expand God's Kingdom is through coming alongside other churches and working together as church leaders. He is currently lead pastor at EastLake Church as well as a founder of the San Diego Church Plant Movement, whose mission is to bring spiritual renewal to the community.

Through 25 years of ministry service, James Grogan has learned that the healthiest way to grow your church and expand God's Kingdom is through coming alongside other churches and working together as church leaders. He is currently lead pastor at EastLake Church as well as a founder of the San Diego Church Plant Movement, whose mission is to bring spiritual renewal to the community.

On today's episode of the Hope Rescue Podcast, Tim and Kimberly discuss blended families at EastLake Church. For more information on this particular show, be sure to check out the show notes on https://www.hoperescue.org/ If you enjoyed listening, please head over to iTunes and leave us a review! You can connect with us on Instagram and Facebook @hoperescuepodcast. If you have comments, questions, or recommendations for future podcasts, email us at hoperescuepodcast@gmail.com.  Thanks for listening! We love you guys!

“I’m in no hurry to exit this world. I love this world, I love life, I love people, I love community, I love humanity, I love conversations, I love sex, I love all the things that make life good. I love a good cigar, I love to have my bourbon, I love a good meal, I love seeing a sunset at the ocean.” - Dave Warnock on Humanize MeDave Warnock is a former pastor turned humanist who earlier this year was diagnosed with ALS. In response to his diagnosis, a community of secular people rallied around Dave, and they believe his story and attitude is an inspiration. We agree!In this conversation with Bart Campolo, Dave talks about his life in the evangelical subculture, his deconversion from faith at 55 years old, the end of his marriage, discovering himself independently for the first time, finding a new community, getting a terminal diagnosis, death with dignity and the 'final exit', and how his illness has focused his mind on what's truly important.A website about Dave can be found at EveryonesAgnostic.com/Dave.html (and check out the rest of the Everyone's Agnostic site too!).On Patreon this week: The final of 8 sessions of long-form conversation between Bart and his famous evangelical father, Tony Campolo, recorded for the film Leaving My Father’s Faith (available on Amazon). Get the new session at Patreon.com/HumanizeMe. And while you're at it, check out the rest of our Patreon page! It's had a revamp and now includes the first episode of 'Why It Matters', where you can hear about how this podcast makes a difference in peoples' lives and listen to some insider info and discussion.Also this week: Bart was speaking at Eastlake Church on Sunday on the topic 'Character Matters' and you can watch it all at Vimeo.com/337379892.—Follow this podcast to stay up-to-date:Twitter: @HumanizeMePodInstagram: @HumanizeMePodcastFacebook Group: Facebook.com/HumanizeMeGot a question for Bart to answer in a future show? Call the ‘Q Line’ at (424) 291-2092.Humanize Me is hosted by Bart Campolo and is produced by John Wright at JuxMedia.com.

Bart Campolo is a materialist, which means that he thinks that the physical universe and its movements are the basis of all reality, and that human consciousness, morality, meaning and everything else comes from physical nature.So you may consider it odd that Bart would have Mark Gober on his podcast, whose book argues that science has proven the existence of consciousness beyond the human body. Gober says that there is evidence for the existence of phenomena like telepathy, precognition, remote viewing and psychokinesis, and that this evidence has convinced him that consciousness transcends the human brain.Needless to say, Bart disagrees with this, but these kinds of views are common in our society, especially among people who are not part of 'organized religion'. So, while this conversation is not a debate, it's a lively discussion of why Mark thinks these claims are valid, particularly as someone who was once a materialist like Bart.They hit on: What scientific evidence Marks thinks show that consciousness can happen outside the brain, that it predates matter and energy; Is creating your own meaning just rationalizing?; Is consciousness fundamental to the universe, expressing itself in different forms?Here's the article Mark cites in the American Psychologist journal by Etzel Cardeña:https://psycnet.apa.org/doiLanding?doi=10.1037%2Famp0000236A summary of CIA experiments (noting ‘methodological problems’) on remote viewing:https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP96-00787R000500250015-6.pdfMore on 'cellular memory', the idea that some aspects of consciousness can be influenced by cells in the rest of the body:https://www.medicaldaily.com/can-organ-transplant-change-recipients-personality-cell-memory-theory-affirms-yes-247498The coincidences between Lincoln and Kennedy’s assassinations:https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/linkin-kennedy/--Bonus episode!I had a very interesting conversation with my friend Ryan Meeks recently, who is the founder of Eastlake Church near Seattle. We talked about humanist content ideas, the music we should use, consciousness and more. It's available at our Patreon page at:https://www.patreon.com/posts/bonus-episode-25209326...for as little as a buck a month! Please support the show; it's the only way we make it happen. Enjoy!--Follow this podcast to stay up-to-date:Twitter: @HumanizeMePodInstagram: @HumanizeMePodcastFacebook Group: Facebook.com/HumanizeMeGot a question for Bart to answer in a future show? Call the ‘Q Line’ at (424) 291-2092.Humanize Me is hosted by Bart Campolo and is produced by John Wright at JuxMedia.com.

Bart Campolo is a materialist, which means that he thinks that the physical universe and its movements are the basis of all reality, and that human consciousness, morality, meaning and everything else comes from physical nature. So you may consider it odd that Bart would have Mark Gober on his podcast, whose book argues that science has proven the existence of consciousness beyond the human body. Gober says that there is evidence for the existence of phenomena like telepathy, precognition, remote viewing and psychokinesis, and that this evidence has convinced him that consciousness transcends the human brain. Needless to say, Bart disagrees with this, but these kinds of views are common in our society, especially among people who are not part of 'organized religion'. So, while this conversation is not a debate, it's a lively discussion of why Mark thinks these claims are valid, particularly as someone who was once a materialist like Bart. They hit on: What scientific evidence Marks thinks show that consciousness can happen outside the brain, that it predates matter and energy; Is creating your own meaning just rationalizing?; Is consciousness fundamental to the universe, expressing itself in different forms? Here's the article Mark cites in the American Psychologist journal by Etzel Cardeña: https://psycnet.apa.org/doiLanding?doi=10.1037%2Famp0000236 A summary of CIA experiments (noting ‘methodological problems') on remote viewing: https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP96-00787R000500250015-6.pdf More on 'cellular memory', the idea that some aspects of consciousness can be influenced by cells in the rest of the body: https://www.medicaldaily.com/can-organ-transplant-change-recipients-personality-cell-memory-theory-affirms-yes-247498 The coincidences between Lincoln and Kennedy's assassinations: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/linkin-kennedy/ -- Bonus episode! I had a very interesting conversation with my friend Ryan Meeks recently, who is the founder of Eastlake Church near Seattle. We talked about humanist content ideas, the music we should use, consciousness and more. It's available at our Patreon page at: https://www.patreon.com/posts/bonus-episode-25209326 ...for as little as a buck a month! Please support the show; it's the only way we make it happen. Enjoy! -- Follow this podcast to stay up-to-date: Twitter: @HumanizeMePod Instagram: @HumanizeMePodcast Facebook Group: Facebook.com/HumanizeMe Got a question for Bart to answer in a future show? Call the ‘Q Line' at (424) 291-2092. Humanize Me is hosted by Bart Campolo and is produced by John Wright at JuxMedia.com.

David Lunsford is a musician, life coach, and a staff member at EastLake Church in Seattle. We discuss how his faith crumbled during deconstruction and what it looks like now as well as his music career and his latest endeavor as a life coach. Is it possible to keep your faith without holding the bible as sacred? Join the conversation over at our Marco Polo by joining our Patreon at www.fadetograypodcast.com and check out David's music at www.davidlunsfordmusic.com or email David about life coaching at davidlunsfordcoaching@gmail.com 

In episode #9 of Misfit Faith I address the topic of a supposedly all-powerful God and the existence of suffering and evil in the world. I chat with the infamous pastor of Eastlake Church, Ryan Meeks, about this issue (and what he has to say may surprise you). I answer a listener's call about Pope Francis's recent remarks about the victims of sexual abuse, and our "Jason Needs a Minute" segment laments how damn old I am getting. 

In episode 21, we continue with part 2 of our conversation with Ryan Meeks of Eastlake Church in Seattle, WA. We pick up where we left off and continue talking about an interfaith posture, not having the exclusive truth and Ryan's motto — life is a gift and love is the point. This episode is bound to provoke you, introduce you to new ways of thinking and ultimately open you up to a more loving and inclusive posture. Learn more about Ryan at: www.eastlakecc.com

In episode 20, we sit down with Ryan Meeks who is the founder of Eastlake Church near Seattle, WA. Eastlake has always been known as an innovative community approaching church and spirituality in new ways. Ryan is most well known for being featured in TIME when Eastlake was one of the first evangelical megachurches to move to an open & affirming stance for the LGBTQ community. Ryan's story is one of continually being open to wherever your spiritual journey might take you even if that means you have to experience great loss and let go of everything you've once known. You can keep up with Ryan at his blog titled "things I'll disagree with in 3yrs or less": http://vwmeeks.tumblr.com.

00:08:46 Ryan LeStrange Annoucement Is Upon You 00:20:40 Jennifer LeClaire Claims God Will Speak To You Through Natural Things 00:41:08 Robin Harfouche Litany of Man-Made Doctrines 00:57:00 Ryan Meeks Explains Why His "Church" Embraces LGBT 01:17:14 Sermon Review: Hooked by Heather Palacios