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This message was originally given May 18, 2025 at Resonate Church in Fremont, CA.
Edward Paz will be wrapping up our series called Summer Playlist! Edward is the Mobilization Pastor at Resonate Church in Fremont. He has been such a good friend to Eden, and we know his message will be a blessing to you! GET CONNECTED + PRAYER New to EDEN? We'd love to pray for you, too! Let us know at https://eden.church/connect LEARN ABOUT EDEN CHURCH EDEN is a startup church in Silicon Valley. Learn more at https://eden.church FIND US ON SOCIAL MEDIA FB: https://www.facebook.com/edenthechurch IG: https://www.instagram.com/edenthechurch/ GIVE TODAY https://eden.church/give
Unpacking themes and theology in songs that are played at Resonate Church. This week's song:…
Unpacking themes and theology in songs that are played at Resonate Church. This week's song:…
Unpacking themes and theology in songs that are played at Resonate Church. This week's song:…
Ryan Kwon is the lead pastor at Resonate Church in Fremont California. He joins us for Live Sent weekend to talk about living on mission and how sharing the gospel with others is vital for our walk with Christ. 3 Components of Living on Mission: 1. Missional theology shapes the mind. 2. Missional compassion shapes the heart. 3. Missional discipleship shapes our practice. • Call the saints. • Call upon the Lord. ● Connect with us on Social Media ↴ Facebook: / abundantlifels Instagram: / abundantlifels More information on our sermons: https://livingproof.co/sermons/ Do you want to see your life changed by Jesus? Visit our website: https://livingproof.co/ #AbundantLife #Sermon #studyofhebrews #jesusisbetterthan #livingonmission
I met Jervie Windham a few years ago at an exponential event and was immediately impressed. Here's a guy who started three churches while he was a career military officer: one in Korea and two in the United States. So, he was a seasoned man with big ideas about planting a conventional church. We talked about what we were beginning to call micro church at the time. To date, he's planted a hub church with micro churches all around his community of Texas City, Texas. They utilize unique locations in the city and in rural areas beyond it. A large group meets on Sunday morning, but there are far more people meeting in the small spaces. In this podcast, he describes churches in barber shops. He started one microchurch in a barber college, got involved in counseling the young students there, and was invited to set up microchurches in three barber colleges and a beauty school. Now, those who graduated are starting little churches in their barber shops. They're doing evangelism and they're discipling their members. As this caught on, they've got a crazy thing going on at a deer rescue ranch that will surprise you as he talks about it. He goes on further and talks about personal problems and the pains that go on in ministry. He details the struggle in his own household when raising one of his kids was really, really tough. However, that story ends nicely. His “problem child” just graduated from medical school as a young doctor bent on using his medical practice as a way of bringing the Gospel to people. This is an exciting, encouraging and encouraging podcast. If you're discouraged, this is for you. If you're encouraged and up, you'll be excited and encouraged that much further.You can connect with Jervie at Resonate Church or jervie.windom@gmail.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
I met Jervie Windham a few years ago at an exponential event and was immediately impressed. Here's a guy who started three churches while he was a career military officer: one in Korea and two in the United States. So, he was a seasoned man with big ideas about planting a conventional church. We talked about what we were beginning to call micro church at the time. To date, he's planted a hub church with micro churches all around his community of Texas City, Texas. They utilize unique locations in the city and in rural areas beyond it. A large group meets on Sunday morning, but there are far more people meeting in the small spaces. In this podcast, he describes churches in barber shops. He started one microchurch in a barber college, got involved in counseling the young students there, and was invited to set up microchurches in three barber colleges and a beauty school. Now, those who graduated are starting little churches in their barber shops. They're doing evangelism and they're discipling their members. As this caught on, they've got a crazy thing going on at a deer rescue ranch that will surprise you as he talks about it. He goes on further and talks about personal problems and the pains that go on in ministry. He details the struggle in his own household when raising one of his kids was really, really tough. However, that story ends nicely. His “problem child” just graduated from medical school as a young doctor bent on using his medical practice as a way of bringing the Gospel to people. This is an exciting, encouraging and encouraging podcast. If you're discouraged, this is for you. If you're encouraged and up, you'll be excited and encouraged that much further.You can connect with Jervie at Resonate Church or jervie.windom@gmail.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
I met Jervie Windham a few years ago at an exponential event and was immediately impressed. Here's a guy who started three churches while he was a career military officer: one in Korea and two in the United States. So, he was a seasoned man with big ideas about planting a conventional church. We talked about what we were beginning to call micro church at the time. To date, he's planted a hub church with micro churches all around his community of Texas City, Texas. They utilize unique locations in the city and in rural areas beyond it. A large group meets on Sunday morning, but there are far more people meeting in the small spaces. In this podcast, he describes churches in barber shops. He started one microchurch in a barber college, got involved in counseling the young students there, and was invited to set up microchurches in three barber colleges and a beauty school. Now, those who graduated are starting little churches in their barber shops. They're doing evangelism and they're discipling their members. As this caught on, they've got a crazy thing going on at a deer rescue ranch that will surprise you as he talks about it. He goes on further and talks about personal problems and the pains that go on in ministry. He details the struggle in his own household when raising one of his kids was really, really tough. However, that story ends nicely. His “problem child” just graduated from medical school as a young doctor bent on using his medical practice as a way of bringing the Gospel to people. This is an exciting, encouraging and encouraging podcast. If you're discouraged, this is for you. If you're encouraged and up, you'll be excited and encouraged that much further.You can connect with Jervie at Resonate Church or jervie.windom@gmail.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Keith & Paige Wieser left Harmony Hill two decades ago to minister to college students in Washington. Lead pastor at Resonate Church, Keith also helps discover, develop, and deploy church planters. His story of what God is doing in the Northwest among college students inspires us to pray, send, and go! Watch the Message Listen to the Message: Download the sermon notes
Ryan is the founding and lead pastor of Resonate Church, Fremont, CA. Originally from Los Angeles, Ryan was called to plant a multi-cultural church in hard soil, which led him to plant Resonate Church in the San Francisco Bay Area. He is passionate about gospel centered preaching, making disciples, and has a vision to see many churches planted in his city. He is a graduate of Talbot School of Theology, and a popular speaker at national conferences to equip pastors and church leaders. Outside of spending time with his wife Jenni, their two sons and daughter, he enjoys planting succulents and the torture of both CrossFit and cheering for UCLA football.
Join us for episode 53 of the podcast with guest Keith Wieser, Lead Pastor of Resonate Church. SHOW NOTES: Resonate Church Network 5 Reasons Most Churches Don't Reach College Students Jim Collins Flywheel - Audio Book Master Plan of Evangelism Missional Living Wheel 3 Circles The Grow Book
The demands of life as a ministry wife can leave our hearts open to dangerous traps that bruise our spirits and discourage us in ministry. Today, Paige Wieser shares her experiences as a church planting wife and offers ways she's learned to avoid these traps. EPISODE GUIDE Trap #1: Ministry is a taking endeavor; it's taking everything from me. Trap #2: This is my husband's “thing.” Trap #3: Hard seasons never end. This painful time will always be this way. BEST QUOTES “Satan wants to plant a root of bitterness that says, ‘Oh this is taking so much from me emotionally, timewise, and spiritually.' But we should not be surprised or caught off guard, because church planting is actually a giving endeavor. When you start seeing it as a taking endeavor, there’s a lot of pitfalls and traps that come from that.” — Paige Wieser “Can’t we sometimes be dramatic, us girls? ‘This will always be like this, I’m never going to see the end of it.’ There will be hard. Pain comes with purpose and there will be hard moments, but they won’t last forever. There is joy in the morning, and sometimes the morning comes a lot later than you want it to, at least in my heart and how I feel. Someone asked me once, ‘Remember that year that was hard, does it still hurt as much?’ and I was like, ‘No.’ That was an encouragement. What’s hard right now isn't going to hurt as much in the future. The seasons do change.” — Paige Wieser “I think unmet expectations feel like they could be a trap in any part of life maybe, but they lead to comparison. Realize it’s not going to look exactly like you thought it would in every single detail, and that’s okay.” — Paige Wieser LINKS FROM THE SHOW Check out Resonate Church to learn more about winning college students for Christ. Head over to www.ministrywivespodcast.com to check out the great content already on the site! CONNECT Connect with Paige Instagram Connect with Christine Facebook // Instagram // Books Visit How to Thrive as a Pastor’s Wife to access Christine's resources for ministry wives like you!
In this episode, Dwight and Ed interview Jervie Windom, who is leading an incredible pioneering work in the greater Houston area. After the destruction caused by hurricane Harvey in Aug. 2017, Jervie launched a new ministry of prayer and compassion called Resonate Church, which has become a connection of missional communities. We will explore how to discern a specific ministry calling, what do do when the calling changes because of the context, and what it looks like to plant a network of churches in a region. Enjoy!
New Churches Q&A Podcast with Daniel Im, Ed Stetzer, and Todd Adkins
Episode 661: When the Lord casts a vision of planting a network of multiplying churches, the planter finds himself sorting through all sorts of unexpected developments. Host Clint Clifton discusses some of the unique aspects of building a church planting "family" with Colby Garmin, teaching ministries elder at Pillar Church in Dumfries, Virginia, and Keith Wieser, who leads Resonate Church in Pullman, Washington, and the Resonate collegiate church planting network.
Join us this beautiful Easter Sunday at Resonate Church as we celebrate our Lord and Savior's victory over death!!!
Join us at Resonate Church as we kick off a brand new sermon series: "Benefits of the Cross." Pastor Taylor is giving the first message in the series and he will be going over the Holy Spirit- one of the greatest benefits of the cross!
Welcome to Resonate Church's commitment Sunday! This morning we are going over giving and how your giving can affect the Legacy Campaign that we recently launched!
In today's episode, Rick and Sam are joined by Jervie Windom, Pastor of Resonate Church in Galveston County, Texas. Jervie shares his experiences in ministering to individuals and the community. He emphasizes the importance of investing in relationships to build community even when we disagree, facing challenges as opportunities for transformation, and a persistence informed by hope. Born in Brooklyn, Jervie Lamont Windom honorably served 24 years in the United States Army. Jervie is an alumnus of Southern Wesleyan University, Villanova University, & Viterbo University with over 19 years of ministry experience. Jervie is married to the lovely Nilda Windom, a native of Neptune, New Jersey. Nilda is a United States Army veteran as well with 16 years of honorable service. After the destruction caused by Hurricane Harvey in August 2017, the Windoms returned home to Galveston County, Texas to assist with long term recovery efforts for the people of Greater Houston to provide healing, help, and hope. They formed a partnership between their local church in La Plata, MD, theSent Church in Plano, TX and The Mountain Plains District of the Wesleyan Church. From this partnership, RESONATE Church emerged. RESONATE Church is currently partnering with local and national organizations to rebuild homes, provide jobs, and revitalize communities Sam Scinta is President and Founder of IM Education, a non-profit, and Lecturer in Political Science at University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and Viterbo University. Rick Kyte is Endowed Professor and Director of the DB Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership at Viterbo University. Music compliments of Bobby Bridger- “Rendezvous” from "A Ballad of the West"
On November 11, 2011, Davey and Amanda Blackburn loaded up a moving truck and drove from Greenville, South Carolina to Indianapolis, Indiana to start Resonate Church, a place they hoped would bring new life to a city and reach people who didn't know God. They were doing all the right things, for the right reasons. They had no idea what was going to happen.Almost four years later on November 10, 2015, the unspeakable happened. Davey came home from the gym to find that his wife, who was pregnant, had been shot three times during a burglary gone wrong in their home. Thankfully, their fifteen-month-old son was left unharmed in his bedroom just down the hall, but Amanda passed away twenty-four hours later.The story hit the headlines across the country, and the months following Amanda's death brought Davey to the lowest level in his life. Nothing Is Wasted is the deeply moving story of Davey's journey of despair and hardship, hope and healing, and how he has discovered firsthand that God has a bigger purpose in our pain. It is through this tragedy and Davey's brokenness, forgiveness, and willingness to share his story that God's presence and healing power allow triumph, victory, and forgiveness to have the last word.Find out more at daveyblackburn.com
This week, we are honored to have guest Pastor Ryan Kwon, Lead Pastor at Resonate Church in Fremont, California sit down with others and answer questions about singleness.
In light of current events surrounding George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter movement, Pastor Léonce and Pastor Ryan Kwon, Pastor of Resonate Church and one of our Overseers, sat down to discuss the events that have led up to this season of protests and unrest, and what are some steps that the Church can take towards racial reconciliation.
In light of current events surrounding George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter movement, Pastor Léonce and Pastor Ryan Kwon, Pastor of Resonate Church and one of our Overseers, sat down to discuss the events that have led up to this season of protests and unrest, and what are some steps that the Church can take towards racial reconciliation.
In light of current events surrounding George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter movement, Pastor Léonce and Pastor Ryan Kwon, Pastor of Resonate Church and one of our Overseers, sat down to discuss the events that have led up to this season of protests and unrest, and what are some steps that the Church can take towards racial reconciliation.
Join and support the movementhttps://www.standupmichigan.comWelcome to the third episode of the Lantern Podcast. Presented by 'Stand Up Michigan', hosted by "Beauty and the Beast". Local Pastor, Paul Ruzinsky of Resonate Church comes on the show to talk about how he and his church is handling the extended lockdown.
Josh and Amy Martin in conversation with Host Brian Frye (Twitter @brifrye). They discuss their personal experience adopting their daughter, and the spiritual implications adoption has for the believer. Josh (Twitter: @joshmmartin) is the pastor of Resonate Pullman and author of the memoir, Saturday Nothing: The Words I Wrote While Waiting on Jesus. He was one of the original church-planters who started Resonate Church at its first location in Pullman Washington. Josh and Amy adopted through CCAI, but would recommend several agencies and encourage listeners to look into their local foster care opportunities. For more information on adoption they recommend the following books and resources. Organizations, Books and Resources: -New Day Charities -Love Without Boundaries -Karen Purvis Institute of Child Development -The Connected Child by David R. Cross, Karyn B. Purvis and Wendy Lyons Sunshine -Talking to Young Children About Adoption By Mary Watkins and Dr. Susan Fisher, M.D. -Orphanology Tony Merida -Jason Johnson Blog -The Empowered Parent Podcast -Russel Moore on Adoption
In this week's episode Host Brian Frye (Twitter: @brifrye) speaks with Jacob Dahl about this season of Wilderness, what it exposes in each of us, and how we can press into calling in this time. In their discussion they discuss calling, and Jacob shares how his calling came out of crisis and failure. This week's discussion touches on some of the cultural coping trends that have surfaced from social-distancing and quarantining. These include pornography use trends, marijuana sales and gun sales. What does crisis reveal about our calling? What does crisis reveal about our coping? What do we do if we have been coping poorly? Jacob Dahl (Twitter: @jacobdahl) is the Resonate Church site pastor in Ellensburg Washington, home to Central Washington University. He and his wife Jessica were sent out as the first 21x21 church planting site, and have been living and serving in Ellensburg since 2014.
Change - God Has A Plan by Resonate Church
Characters - A Lost Coin by Resonate Church
Characters - Forgiveness by Resonate Church
Characters - The Right Room by Resonate Church
Christianese - Bitterness by Resonate Church
Christianese - A Way Forward by Resonate Church
Chritianese - Very Muchness by Resonate Church
Welcome Wk Poon is a husband and a father. He leads a college ministry at Resonate Church called 18:22. He grew up in they Bay Area and has a great story of survival, self discovery and service to his true king and savior.
Gbe is a Newark Ca native and the leader of the Hayward street ministry team for Resonate Church. He tells a fabulous story of renewal and miraculous redemption through the power of Christ. He is a father, step father, husband and weekly adult soccer player. What a guy. Enjoy.
Jutin is a Church Elder at Resonate Church, a Bay Area native, a musician and accidental food critic! He is an all around fun and interesting guy. Enjoy!
Tony Yang is a college student in Fremont California, a global missions intern with Resonate Church. He was born in North West China as an ethnic Muslim and has an amazing story to get to here. You love his perspective on life, the change in him and the journey ahead. Enjoy.
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