Podcasts about reality sf

Melissa Mueller teaches from Isaiah 43:16-21 on God's commitment to our renewal and our participation alongside Him. Slides available at https://bit.ly/405aSAH  More resources on our "Triangle of Transformation" and Rule of Life at Reality SF.

In this episode of San Francisco Sundays, we explore a fresh perspective on hospitality—one that goes beyond restaurants and hotels to focus on community care. Join us as we sit down with Danielle Stowaway, who leads justice and outreach initiatives at Reality San Francisco, a church committed to showing hospitality to everyone, especially those with limited resources.Through her work, Danielle helps provide warm meals to over 300 families weekly, creates safe spaces for unhoused families, and fosters collaborative partnerships with organizations across San Francisco. She shares her journey from working in art and fashion to discovering her calling in community service, emphasizing the importance of listening, collaboration, and showing up for neighbors.Whether you work in hospitality or want to make your community a better place, Danielle's story will inspire you to think differently about what it means to extend a warm welcome.Send Josiah a textA few more resources: If you're new to Hospitality Daily, start here. You can send me a message here with questions, comments, or guest suggestions If you want to get my summary and actionable insights from each episode delivered to your inbox each day, subscribe here for free. Follow Hospitality Daily and join the conversation on YouTube, LinkedIn, and Instagram. If you want to advertise on Hospitality Daily, here are the ways we can work together. If you found this episode interesting or helpful, send it to someone on your team so you can turn the ideas into action and benefit your business and the people you serve! Music for this show is produced by Clay Bassford of Bespoke Sound: Music Identity Design for Hospitality Brands

We all worship something, and worship is formational. Today Pastor Dave Lomas, teaching pastor at Reality SF, comes to teach us about the ultimate priority of corporate worship in the life of the church and in the lives of the saints. Worship reorients us to the ultimate reality of the cosmos, a reality thats is based on a three times holy God and a lion and lamb, who is worthy to receive all glory and praise.

Today we were joined by Pastor Dave Lomas from Reality SF. Pastor Dave continued our series in Mark 4:35-38 and we took a fresh look at what was happening when Jesus calmed the storm. What were the disciples' feeling? In a hurricane, their boat filling with water, as Jesus slept the disciples wondered and then woke him and asked "Don't you care?"It's a question we often ask when we face storms in our lives. Jesus, where are you? Jesus, don't you care? And yet, we know our Savior loves us beyond our understanding. So much so that he left his throne to not only be with us but to die for us. The opportunity before us today is to examine our hearts, to seek our Father and allow him to reveal what is keeping us from trusting him in the storms we face.We invite you to sit with our Father today and allow him to speak to your heart. Questions we can ask: Heavenly Father, will you speak to me about the storm I'm facing? What do you want me to know? What does it look like for me to trust you more in this season? 

Guest Speaker: Pastor Dave Lomas of Reality SF

Today, on the podcast, my friend Ruthie Kim is here! After years of leading a thriving non-profit organization, Ruthie felt God compelling her to pass on the baton. She realized that sometimes stepping away makes room for others to step fully into their potential. She was willing to move on so that others could move up. How incredible is that? Ruthie shares what that discernment process was like, how she combatted perfectionism in the midst of the transition, and how she desires to help everyone around her unlock their potential. You're in for a treat today, my friends! Ruthie Kim is an executive coach, an ordained minister, and a member of the teaching team at Reality SF church. She is a prophetically gifted and sought-after speaker and a relentless advocate for women and girls. Having grown up in the UK, Ruthie traded in the English countryside for the inner city of San Francisco, where she founded Because Justice Matters, an organization building pathways to brighter futures for women and girls in urban communities. Ruthie's passion for unlocking potential led her into the world of executive coaching, where she now specializes in working with influential leaders at key moments of transition. Ruthie loves taking her rescue pup, Callie, for walks on the beach and hunting for travel deals to satisfy her desire to explore and experience new places. Ruthie's life and work are greatly inspired and enriched by being a wife to Brian and mom to two boys.

At 18, Ruthie Kim took a risk: she left her quiet village in the UK for the noisy city of San Francisco because she heard God tell her to go show His love to people on the streets. She admits now she had a ton to learn and one thing she learned from personal experience is this: when we take a risk and step out of our comfort zone, that's when we unlock our God-given potential. She now teaches and coaches others to do the same. She doesn't want to leave anything on the table; to not live out all that God's given her to serve alongside of Him for His kingdom I love that kind of surrender. I want to do the same: "Lord, show me what I'm missing. All great gifts are from You. I want to open them all, even the risky ones. Amen." WRITER / SPEAKER/ COACH / FOUNDER BECAUSE JUSTICE MATTERS Ruthie Kim is an executive coach, an ordained minister, and a member of the teaching team at Reality SF church. She is a prophetically gifted and sought-after speaker and a relentless advocate for women and girls.  Having grown up in the UK, Ruthie traded in the English countryside for the inner city of San Francisco, where she founded Because Justice Matters, an organization building pathways to brighter futures for women and girls in urban communities. Ruthie's passion for unlocking potential led her into the world of executive coaching, where she now specializes in working with influential leaders at key moments of transition.  Ruthie loves taking her rescue pup Callie for walks on the beach and hunting for travel deals to satisfy her desire to explore and experience new places. Ruthie's life and work are greatly inspired and enriched by being a wife to Brian and mom to two boys.   Click here for information on GOLDEN, Ruthie's women's retreat in Maui in September, 2022. Register by July 4 for lower priced tickets. Ruthie is offering her pdf of "Living in Pursuit of God: 20 Practices from 20 Years" for every listener. Click here for your copy.   ____________   One way to love people is through food. You may not love cooking. This is for you:  My Favorite Relaxing Recipes They are simple. I only do simple. Enjoy and let me know if you make them. I like to say, Make some, Eat some, Serve some, Freeze some I also like to say, Brownies are my love language. How to invest in what matters beyond ourselves. We have one life – let's make the most of it for God, others, and eternity. Subscribe: Choose one of these popular free listening services, and subscribe there:    OR Subscribe to Welcome Heart's weekly email newsletter, blog updates, and podcast notes, here!        

Dave Lomas teaches from Colossians 1:28-29 on maturity in Christ, and shares a vision for renewal as we look toward the future of Reality SF.

Dave Lomas (Pastor of Reality SF) talks with Carey Nieuwhof and David Kinnaman about the role of friendships in ministry, how preaching has changed over the past couple of years and the challenges of doing discipleship in a hybrid church model.   –   State of Your Church: This 2022 initiative kicks off with a free 90 minute webcast on Tuesday, March 1st at 1:00pm ET. Join Barna president David Kinnaman and hosts Carey Nieuwhof and Nona Jones by registering for free at Barna.com/stateofyourchurch. Medi-Share: Go to medishare.com/churchpulse to calculate your cost savings and see how much you could be saving on health insurance by switching to their services.

Victor is the co-founder & CEO of Fivestars, a software startup on mission to help businesses and communities thrive by turning every transaction into a relationship. 30 million people use Fivestars to get rewarded at over 13,000 local businesses with one rewards program. Local businesses use Fivestars to bring more customers into their stores. In 2017, Fivestars drove $2 billion in local commerce across its network. Fivestars has raised $105 million from HarbourVest, Menlo Ventures, Lightspeed, DCM, Y-Combinator, and others. Prior to Fivestars, Victor worked at McKinsey & Company, where he helped build out cutting edge loyalty and customer engagement strategies for premiere Fortune 500 brands. He started his career as an investment banker at Goldman Sachs, and holds three degrees from the University of California, Berkeley, where he triple majored in Industrial Engineering, Rhetoric, and Business Administration. Victor and his wife Jessica live in San Francisco and attend Reality SF church.

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

In an overview on the book of Joshua, Pastor Bryan delivers a challenging and encouraging word on facing challenges in the course of fulfilling our destinies. Preached on May 16, 2021 at Reality SF in San Francisco, CA.

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

Kevin Cooke teaches from Revelation 3:7-13 on what we see in Jesus through the letter to the Church in Philadelphia. Kevin is a staff elder and the Marriage & Family Pastor at Reality SF. Slides available at https://bit.ly/3jRk6Lu 

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

Joe Tuson teaches from Revelation 3:1-6 on life, death, and God's unfinished work in us. Joe is a lay elder at Reality SF. Slides available at https://bit.ly/3cSq6lv 

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

Tarik El-Ansary teaches from Revelation 2:18-29 on the lessons we can learn from the church of Thyatira on opening the door to compromise, knowing the difference between good and bad tolerance, and remaining faithful to the way of Jesus. Tarik is a staff elder a Reality SF. Slides available at https://bit.ly/3r5Y4XE 

On today's podcast we will talk about our sermon series for this year. It is titled Year Of Biblical Literacy.  This series was created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project. Our hope and prayer as we walk through this series this year is that it will help grow in all of us a deeper hunger for the Word of God.  And that we - as a body and as individuals - would be transformed by His Spirit as we read the story of Jesus.

Drew Wilkerson teaches from Revelation 2:12-17 on the call for followers of Jesus to be faithful where we live, and that Jesus gives us what we need to live this faithfulness out. Drew is a lay elder at Reality SF. Slides available at https://bit.ly/2Yr4gxn 

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

Wilson Leung teaches from Revelation 2:8-11 on the reality that discipleship to Jesus also means a life of suffering, and yet an invitation to intimacy with Christ. Wilson is a Lay Elder at Reality SF. Slides available at https://bit.ly/3pc2rQg 

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

Our Year of Biblical Literacy preaching series is based on resources created by Reality SF and Bridgetown Church in partnership with The Bible Project.

Jessica Gracewski teaches from John 11:1-16 on five ways that God uses the process of waiting to purify our lives. Teaching slides available at https://bit.ly/318ufKJ Video version of this teaching available at https://vimeo.com/443857931 Jessica Gracewski is the Leadership Care & Support Director at Reality SF.

Ruthie Kim teaches from John 6:1-15 on all that can happen when we expand our perspective beyond our own limitations and depend on God to do things only He can do. Teaching slides available at https://bit.ly/39bxzZm Video version of this teaching available at https://vimeo.com/439591731 Ruthie Kim is part of the Reality SF teaching team and the Founder & Executive Director of Because Justice Matters.

Dale Gustafson teaches from Luke 7:36-50 on the nature of grace and forgiveness as seen in the story of Jesus, the Pharisee Simon, and the unnamed sinful woman. Teaching slides available at https://bit.ly/3fmas0n Video version of this teaching at https://vimeo.com/437460248 Dale Gustafson is the Executive Director of Reality SF.

Kevin Cooke teaches from Mark 4:35-41 on what we can learn from Jesus in the storms of life and what He is inviting us into during these times. Teaching slides available at https://bit.ly/2VClF5b Video version of this teaching available at https://vimeo.com/434178334/50f21bd1b0 Kevin Cooke is the Marriage & Family Pastor and an elder at Reality SF.

Starting off our new teaching series, "Strangely Dim," Melissa Weinisch teaches from Luke 19:1-10 on what happens when we turn our eyes upon Jesus — and more importantly, what happens when He turns His eyes upon us. Teaching slides available at https://bit.ly/3i6SwIM Video version of this teaching at https://vimeo.com/433161605 Melissa Weinisch is the Youth Minister at Reality SF.

Danielle Stowaway reflects on Jeremiah's words of advocacy and justice, and how they still apply to us today. Danielle is the Justice & Outreach Coordinator at Reality SF.

Matt Barrios reflects on the justice and mercy of God through the story of Jonah. Matt is the Leadership Training & Development Minister at Reality SF.

Dale Gustafson reflects on self-reliance, indifference, and God’s justice and mercy through the lens of Obadiah. Dale is the Executive Director at Reality SF.

Matt Barrios reflects on the choice we have to use our God-given gifts and creativity to build idols or build the Kingdom of God. Matt is the Leadership Training & Development Minister at Reality SF.

Jessica Gracewski reflects on the kind of longing for God's presence that we can experience as followers of Christ, and the encouragement to remain steadfast, despite our circumstances. Jessica is the Leadership Care & Support Director at Reality SF.

David McKinney leads us through the spiritual practice of Lectio Divina. David is the Prayer Ministry Director on staff at Reality SF.