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Galatians 2 gives us a bold reminder of the Gospel's simplicity and power: that through faith in Jesus—who paid the full price for our sins—we are made right with God. That's it. That's the Gospel. But as Paul writes to the early church, he confronts a dangerous distortion: leaders adding requirements to a message meant to set us free. This week, we dive into Paul's challenge and uncover the beauty of a Gospel that doesn't need our additions—just our belief. Message Delivered: 6/15/25

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Galatians is Paul's urgent letter to a church losing sight of the truth. In chapter 1, he calls them back to the real Gospel: Jesus gave His life, rose again, and offers us full forgiveness. We don't earn God's love—we receive it. In Christ, we're already enough. That's the message Paul refuses to let go of—and it's the message we're invited to cling to! Message Delivered: 6/1/25

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At our final Oasis of the year, Brennen preaches from Acts 3—where Peter doesn't just heal a lame man, he opens the door for worship. This is the church in motion: bold, powerful, and people-focused. It's not about buildings or organizations—it's about removing barriers and meeting real needs so others can encounter Jesus. Acts 3 shows us that the Church is the people of God, empowered by the Spirit, to remove barriers and invites others into relationship with Jesus. Message Delivered: 5/4/25

One of the greatest supernatural moments in history happens right in Acts 2. God's people have been told that one day, the Holy Spirit would come dwell with them and lead them on the right paths. Yet in Acts 2, we see this day arrive. The Spirit is poured out in abundance and equips the apostles to preach the Gospel to a crowd in Jerusalem. Over 3,000 people respond and receive God's gracious salvation, signifying the start of the early church. What the Spirit ignited is a movement that is still happening today. We are people who are filled and equipped by the Spirit to continue living out our call to go and make disciples of all nations. Message Delivered: 4/27/25

As Jesus ascends to heaven, the disciples stand staring at the sky—until they're reminded to go and share the good news. Acts 1 marks the moment the Church is called to align with God's mission. Empowered by the Spirit, we're sent to make more followers of Jesus. So what does it look like for you to partner with God in His work of restoration? Message Delivered: 4/20/25

Beneath the surface of our lives lies an iceberg of unspoken dreams, buried hopes, quiet disappointments, and hidden struggles. Over time, we've become skilled at concealing what's really going on inside. But in the life of Jesus, we see a different way—through the practice of solitude. Solitude is where Jesus faces his pain honestly, brings his emotions before the Father, and surrenders His desires for the will of God. In the same way, solitude invites us to meet with a Father who sees us fully, hears us deeply, and brings healing to the hidden places within. Message Delivered: 4/13/25

Fasting is a way we offer our bodies to God, setting aside food and drink to make space for Him. As we step away from instant comforts, the Spirit gently uncovers what's hidden in us—and meets us there with healing, freedom, and truth. Through fasting, we see God's heart more clearly: a heart that longs for all people to know His redemption. And we're reminded—sin is already defeated. Jesus has won. Fasting doesn't transform us because we get it right, but because God's grace always does. Message Delivered: 4/6/25

In our series, Practicing the Way, we look at core spiritual disciplines that keep us connected with God. Tonight, Brennen digs into the ancient practice of Sabbath. Sabbath is an invitation from God to stop, rest, delight, and worship for one day each week. As crazy as that sounds, we can trust God that he will provide us with everything we need to follow him in this way. While it might be difficult, Sabbath is a worthwhile, life-changing practice.  Message Delivered: 3/23/25

On today's episode  I start off with when it's late at night, Bobby Womack's on the radio. The loneliest of pods lol, i speak on hanging out with a friend and running into trouble. I get to talk about  how the new generation really doesn't know the music i grew up on. It really blew my mind, like i feel like a super old head now. Also as you can see from the thumb nail, i attempt to spin the block on a girl i like and boy oy boy did i fail at that. No more of spinning anything.    Renee Geyer - Stares and WhispersMariah Carey - We Belong together(00:00 - 42:09)I have a new not so new segment which is about movie reviews and spoilers. This week i speak about “ Den of thieves 2” and how i absolutely hated it. It was just a huge waste of unoriginal ideas. Like most movies borrow ideas, but they run away with it. The first one was not that bad,  but this one left me with no desire to see another.(42:10 - 55:29)I then jump into The Cool Report  where i discuss  the Doomsday reveal, Marvel has pulled out all of the stops with this case, but it still leaves us wanting more, what is there to expect with this new phase of movie projects. We then get into something more serious, where a man was hiding under the bed of a child, real life bogeyman moments. We then finish it off  influencer drama, where a jeweler took advantage of a kid that looks like he was on the spectrum, but i could be wrong. Either way charging someone for goods that aren't up to regulation is wild. Glad this was caught on tape, to show the shady side of the jewelry game. (55:30 - 01:20:04)We then step into a segment where the listeners ask me 3 questions about myself or just randomness. A character ask how i feel about Zoe Saldana and the controversy behind her and the oscars. Do i feel she turned her back on her culture and is she stealing jobs from others using her skin as an advantage. Another wants to know why i am strap shaming, and it's clearly because i lack the facilities, sorry I'm not packing another left making me a tripod ladies lol. Also a snowflake tries to tell me about new border policy like i was rooting for this to pass. It was also funny seeing people complain about this new policy in place knowing damn well they voted for this. (01:20:05 - 01:34:45)Then we have 2 fans ask us a questions for PTL where we get asked the tough questions where we place ourselves in their shoes. Like telling your ex boo y'all are done, and you did not wait for them when they went to summer camp *wink wink*. Now they're trying to play catch up with you and the PO is the third wheel. Another so call lover is tired of being chivalrous to is lady, and though i would agree with his views, but y'all know me better than that. I 100% agree with views.(01:34:46 - 01:42:01)THE FINi give thank to everyone that shows us love and wish y'all the best on the journey called life.(01:42:02 - 01:43:25)please continue to like, share, comment and subscribe.PEACE OUT!!!! For questions to be answered on Part time lover please email @nospecialcharacterspod@gmail.comTIME CODEINTRO/ WHAT'S NEW - 00:00MOVIE REVIEW - 42:10THE COOL REPORT - 55:30ASK ME A QUESTION - 01:20:05PART TIME LOVER - 01:34:46OUTRO - 01:42:02

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In our new series, Practicing the Way, we are looking at core spiritual disciplines that keep us connected in relationship with God. Tonight, Brennen digs into the practice of reading and meditating on scripture. God's Word is a source of life for Christians and invites us to live in his blessing. As you hear this message on how to consistently engage with scripture, you'll be encouraged with three things. First, start small. Start with a few minutes a day and grow from there. Second, think subtraction before addition. Rather than adding another thing to our plate, where can we cut to give ourselves more time to be with God. Lastly, change comes through diligent repetition. Message Delivered: 3/23/25

Pastor and missionary Carl Gilles shares what God is doing in the French speaking countries of the world. The gospel is being proclaimed, lives are being transformed, and Carl has a front row seat in helping people around the world find and follow Jesus. Yet, this isn't just a calling for Carl. All of us are called to make disciples, and some of us, are called to make the glory of God known all around the world. As Carl shares, you'll hear that God loves all of his people, and plans to use his people to make his glory known! Message Delivered: 3/16/25

Does truth exist? Does God exist? If so, who is He? These are the big questions Brennan explores as we close our series on God's healing. Our ability to think critically comes with responsibility, yet many struggle to believe that Christianity is true. Jesus was a real person who lived, was crucified, and rose from the dead. This isn't just a claim in Scripture—it's backed by eyewitness accounts from the first century. Because Jesus is true, everything He says is true. So what does this mean for us? It means we keep pursuing health and, most importantly, keep pursuing the One who brings our healing. Message Delivered: 3/2/25

What if our wounds from others are places where God can reveal his transformative power? Pastor Aaron reveals that forgiveness is one of the main ways in which God redeems and restores us. Forgiveness is not forget, weakness, or immediate trust. Rather, forgiveness is releasing the offense and choosing to walk in love. It is costly and it is difficult, but forgiveness stops cycles of evil and represents the power of the gospel. Message Delivered: 2/23/25

Our generation has grown extremely calloused to our mental health crisis. We settle for managing symptoms because we don't believe that full healing is possible. Yet in Luke 10, we see that Jesus offers emotional wholeness to Martha. Martha is anxious and worried about many things, but she is invited to sit at the feet of Christ and receive what the world can't give her. The peace Jesus brings isn't just the absence of chaos, but the total and complete restoring of who we are as people. Message Delivered: 2/16/25

God values our bodies and trusts each one of us with a body. But most of us struggle to understand why our physical body really matters. In 1 Corinthians 15, Paul reveals Jesus became like us that he might redeem all of who we are. As our bodies eventually break down, we cling to the hope that Jesus is powerful even over death. There is nothing our physical body experiences that can't be healed by the power of Jesus. Message Delivered: 2/2/25

How do we become and remain healthy followers of Jesus? This is the key question we're answering in our series, Out of the Ashes. Brennen starts this series by examining Luke 5 by examining our history and hiddenness. First, the gathering of God's people has always been the gathering of broken people. All of us have been or will experience hurt in the church. Yet it is God's redemptive power that calls the church beautiful and can redeem our history with the church. Secondly, Jesus calls out the places of ourselves we try to hide. We walk in the light by acknowledging our sin and confessing to God. In confession, God invites us to walk in his light of freedom. Message Delivered: 1/26/25

Mark 5 is a powerful text revealing the power of Jesus and the opening of the gospel for all people. Jesus crosses physical and cultural borders to redeem a man who is alone and tormented by demons. From just getting out of the boat, the power and authority of Jesus is revealed. This text is a reminder that the gospel has power. The enemy will discourage us by reminding us of our limitations, but we cling to the power of Jesus and the truth of what he's done for us. Message Delivered: 1/19/25

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How well are you at waiting? As followers of Jesus, we live in his victory through his death and resurrection, yet we are still waiting for him to redeem all things. In Jesus' parable of the talents, he reveals two different behaviors that come in seasons of waiting. Jesus reveals that how we wait matters, because how we wait is directly tied to our belief in the one we're waiting on. Our belief directly influences our behavior and our actions. The reward is not just greater responsibility, but a relationship with the master himself. Message Delivered: 12/8/24

In Matthew 22, Jesus is teaching one of his last parables about a wedding banquet. This banquet is a feast of grace. The invitation to join is freely given, but to stay, guests have to put on the right garments. Jesus uses this teaching to proclaim the arrival of a kingdom of grace against the systems of works and complacency the religious leaders have built. Yes, grace is freely given to all. But God gives each person to make the daily choice of how they will respond to his grace. Message Delivered: 12/1/24

Parables are stories that reveal deep, spiritual truths. Throughout the Gospels, Jesus frequently used parables to illustrate the mystery of his kingdom. In Luke 18, Jesus tells the story of a a faithful widow to illustrate the power of prayer. Day after day, this widow comes to an untrustworthy judge to voice her request for justice, until one day, the judge is so annoyed, he grants her the request. If this is how a poor judge reacts, then what about the Father? Jesus uses this parable to reveal the power of bringing our requests to the Father. Even if it's been years of unanswered prayer, the Father is listening and is working in our prayers. Message Delivered: 11/24/24

The story of Noah and the flood is more than a fairytale with cute graphics. Genesis 5-9 is an inside look into the character of God and the state of humanity. Since Adam and Eve's sin, humanity continued to live according to their sinful desires. God's grief over the brokenness of creation led him to cleansing the earth through the flood. But God spared Noah and his family because of Noah's faithfulness. Noah's obedience is fuel for our obedience. Wherever we are, we have the opportunity to walk faithfully with God, even when it feels like we're alone. Message Delivered: 11/17/24

In Genesis 3, the beautiful picture of God's creation starts to change. Adam and Eve question God's word and ultimately, carry out the one action they were told not to do. The consequences of sin is not just contained to Genesis 3. Pastor Serenity reveals the generational and long lasting effects of sin and how it tears us apart. Yet, healing and peace has generational effects as well. By God's grace, our repentance has a powerful influence not just for us, for the generations and generations of people who come after us. Message Delivered: 11/10/24

The story of creation is the story of God's character. What God creates and how he creates reveals who he is. Yet this story is also a declaration that our God is truth. He creates out of love, to share his loving presence with his creation. His voice is powerful and is the designer that all creation listens to. He works to sustain creation by being actively involved in the world. Because God is loving, powerful, and just, creation responds with praise. They admire who God is and what he does, all the while inviting us to join their song. Message Delivered: 11/3/24

Pastor Steve invites us to look at Matthew 24 where Jesus instructs his disciples about when he will return and what the signs will be. Steve invites us to see how many of these events have been occurring already. Wars, famines, and destruction has been happening all around us and have been the birth pains that point to the return of Jesus. Yet, Steve also encourages us that our response is not to get wrapped up in every detail, but to continue to expectantly watch and wait for the when Jesus will come again to restore all things. Message Delivered: 10/27/24

God created us to live in a specific design and that design is worship. Yet sin convinces us that our best life is lived when we fill ourself with other created things. But to do this is to commit idolatry. Idolatry not only dishonors God, but it dishonors ourselves. It always promises to deliver something it never can, and in the process we become worthless. But God doesn't leave us in this. He not only creates us to worship, but equips us. He sends us his very presence to empower our worship and gifts us gifts, skills, experiences, and interest that are all used to reveal his glory to others. Message Delivered: 10/20/24

What happens when we die? This is a question many of us try to avoid, but it's a question that we don't need to be afraid of. God created us with a soul that never disappears, even when our bodies experience death. A day is coming when we will experience God's judgment, but this judgment is the fulfillment of his loving justice in the world. Jesus alone will decide if we believe in him, and if we do, we will join him in blissful paradise. Yet even still, God will not leave our dead bodies in the ground, but he will completely restore them as we join him in paradise. Though we may be afraid to ask questions about death, it's an invitation for us to witness that God will completely redeem all things. Message Delivered: 10/13/24

What do we do when we follow Jesus? We serve! Our response to God's gracious salvation is serving his kingdom. It's the very reason why we are saved. Looking in the New Testament, Jesus calls his disciples to be active participants, not just passive bystanders. In this participation, his disciples are trained to become more and more like Jesus himself so that they can be sent into the world to fulfill his mission. No matter where we are, God is inviting us to participate in the kingdom right here, right now. Message Delivered: 10/6/24

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These past few weeks, we've witnessed God in so many miraculous moments. But where do we go now? Brennen asks us this question as he dives into John 6. Jesus has just miraculously fed a crowd of thousands, but this moment is an invitation to join the movement of what God is doing. When we God's faithfulness, it's an invitation for us to step into the day by day movement of following him. Message Delivered: 9/22/24

Do you want to get well? This is the question Jesus asks a paralyzed man in John 5. But rather than saying yes, this man brings four excuses to why he can't be well. This man blames his community, ability, surroundings and competition for the reason why he is not well. Yet even in the midst of this, Jesus still heals him. This healing is an invitation for the man to participate in the healing work that Jesus offers. Our healing is an invitation for us to participate in what God is doing. The question is, do you want to get well? Message Delivered: 9/16/24

What do you need? As Brennen dives into John 3 and 4, we clearly see that we all need God's grace. Nicodemus reveals that God's grace is given to those who are burned out on religion. It's given to those who have checked all the boxes and have tried to earn his favor. The Samaritan woman reveals that God's grace is given to the forgotten. His grace is freely given to those who feel overlooked. No matter who you are, God has extended his grace as a gift for you to freely receive. Message Delivered: 9/9/24

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The greatest question we answer is, who is Jesus? How we live is directly influenced by who we believe Jesus to be. John 2 gives an in depth look into the fullness of who Jesus is. His justice and mercy are not two separate ideas, but they are united together by perfect love. John 2 invites us to wrestle with what it looks like to be transformed into a community of people who show justice and mercy. Message Delivered: 9/1/24

The book of Kings ends with the story of hopelessness. It feels like God's people are too far gone and their sin is too great. But in this hopelessness, God calls the prophet Ezekiel to proclaim that God can bring life and restore the hearts of his people. 400 years later, we see God starting to unfold his plan by sending his son, Jesus. Jesus not only frees us from sin, but makes it possible for us to receive the gift of the Holy Spirit, who empowers us to worship. What in my life feels like a valley of dry bones? How is God asking me to keep playing for the right team? Message Delivered: 8/18/24

Hezekiah is one of the best kings of Judah because of his vision. He allows the truth and character of God to shape his desires and dreams. His vision invites the nation of Judah to be restored in relationship with God as a community. Near the end of his life, Hezekiah's vision starts to fade as the blind spot of pride impairs his sight. His story shows us the influence that clear vision can have in our communities and the importance of regularly meeting with God to restore our sight. How do you respond to foggy vision? What rhythms are in your life to regularly meet with God and have your vision restored? Message Delivered: 7/28/24

What do you cling to when chaos confronts you? The story of the kings becomes a downward spiral into chaos. Rehoboam and Jeroboam will try to control God's people by clinging to idol worship and their own power. But God never left the chaos and will invite the kings to work with him through the chaos. Message Delivered: 7/14/24

Solomon, known for his wisdom and the building of the temple, is typically regarded as a great king of the Old Testament. But a look at his life reveals the complexity of his worship. In order to save face, Solomon builds shrines and altars to false gods that will remain for over 200 years in Israel. His decisions allow Israel to participate in idol worship for generations. Solomon reveals that what we worship and how we worship matters.  What dead things in your life do you try to breathe life into? What does it look like to make the one decision each day to worship God? Message Delivered: 6/30/24

David is the humble shepherd that God chooses to be the second king of Israel. Yet, as David's power increases, his humility decreases. He fails as a king and tries to cover up his sin. But when confronted with his sin, David is willing to lose everything to be made right with God. Pastor Matt reveals how God desires humble hearts more than impressive deeds. Where is my heart with God? What does it look like to have a heart that is fully committed to God? Message Delivered: 6/16/2024

The kings of Israel are responsible for leading God's people into further obedience. Saul, the first king of Israel, is given the choice to faithfully lead God's people. Yet, he continually disobeys God because of his own insecurities as a leader. Saul's failure reveals that obedience is more than checking boxes off the list. True obedience is the natural response of a heart that knows they are loved by God. How is God inviting you to take one step in faithful obedience? Why does obedience flow from love? Message Delivered: 6/2/24

In our last message of the school year, Brennen closes our series by encouraging us to practice what we have learned. Over the past year, we have been learning through Sunday nights, small groups, and even our own personal times with God. Yet, this summer, we get the opportunity to lean in, and do the things we have been taught. The goal isn't perfection, but progress in becoming more and more like Christ. What are three things that you can practice this summer? Who can keep you accountable in these? Message Delivered: 4/28/24

The brain is one of our greatest gifts from God yet, it can be our greatest enemy. Jaena explains how our brain can be a place in which we pursue Christlikeness or we pursue sin. Our thoughts are important, and what we think about affects how we live. As Jaena looks at Pauls encouragement in Philippians 4:8, she explains 8 words that are to describe the thoughts that lead us towards Christlikeness. Why is our thought life important? What is one thing God is asking you to surrender in order to pursue Christlike thoughts? Message Delivered: 4/21/24

How do we surrender our emotions to Jesus? In Philippians 4:6-9, Paul reveals that we can't control what thoughts and emotions we have, but we can control what we do about them. We can choose to pray and connect with the Father. We can choose to ask the Father for help. And we can choose to practice thanksgiving. No matter what high or low we may experience, we have access to presence of God and his peace. What does it look like to surrender your emotions to God? What are five things in life that you're grateful for? Message Delivered: 4/14/24

How can we follow Jesus in everything? This is the question we're answering in our new series, In Everything. Diving into Philippians 4:4-9, Brennen begins this series by discussing what it looks like to rejoice in the hard seasons and live a life of gentleness. How good are you at rejoicing in hard seasons? How do people describe you? Message Delivered: 4/8/24

Easter Sunday is a delightful celebration of what Jesus has done for us. But then Monday hits and we're right back in the swing of things. How do keep living as a transformed creation on Monday? Emily digs into 2 Corinthians to see how Paul encourages this church to continue living transformed in the midst of brokenness. What does it mean to live centered on the resurrection? What challenges do you come across in trying to publicly live transformed? Message Delivered: 3/31/24

The sacraments can often be confusing to understand, and in our last week of this series, Brennen explains the beauty of baptism and how it involves all of us together. Baptism is a sacrament that symbolizes a dying to self and a rising to new life in Christ. It is a public declaration of faith and the welcoming into the family of Jesus. Take a listen to hear how you can participate in this sacrament! Message Delivered: 3/24/24

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