Living Spring Podcast

It seems that our culture focuses more on boundaries and differences than engaging people that are unlike us. This week we talk about how Jesus broke through those boundaries to bring restoration.

Have you ever felt like you’re just going through the motions or doing something just because you think you’re supposed to? This week we see how God renews the patterns in our lives and what we are renewed to be like. Newlyweds Jonathan & Rhianna share with us this week.

Do you ever feel like God is absent or silent? Where is he when we are in times of trouble? Where is he when it seems that we are left to our own resources? This week we talk about a 17 year old that waited 13 years to experience what God had been doing all along.

In church we have a “worship leader.” This person usually plays an instrument and sings songs. We usually have a set of criteria for him or her. We have a concept in our mind of what the perfect worship leader looks and sounds like. What if you had a worship leader for your life? This we we talk about the fact that you do. We introduce them to you today.

Little daily decisions can make a big difference over time. What you eat, how much you save, etc.  This week we talk about the little things you can do in your relationship with God that can make a big difference over time.

So much of life can be mitigated just by changing our perspective. A layoff can be seen as an opportunity for a new beginning. But how do we get there? This week we talk about what the Apostle Paul has to say about how we view our circumstances and why it can make all the difference.

What does it mean to be a disciple? This week we talk about a couple people in the Bible that started following Jesus. They didn’t have it all figured out and that didn’t seem to bother them at all.

There is a famous story in the Bible about someone paralyzed being healed. This week our guest speaker Travis Case talks about the difference between being healed and being cured and why it’s important.

We have all dealt with unreasonable people. Isn't it annoying? What happens when that person is in power? This week we talk about one thing we can do to help us navigate these situations.

Are you a person that loves change or maybe a person that loves stability? This might have something to do with our past. It does not define who we are or dictate our future. This week Pastor Keith shares his story and how God stands with us through the changes in our life.

What is the best version of you? Are you smarter? Thinner? Richer? Do you ever look at your life and think you are missing out on your best self? This week we talk about how to achieve it. It’s probably not what you think.

We all have opinions of each other. This means that while you have opinions about your neighbors, co-workers, family and friends, they have opinions about you. It can get overwhelming trying to make sure people have the correct opinion of you. As it turns out, there is only one opinion that actually matters.

What frightens you? Sharks? Snakes? Congress? Fear is a natural expression and can be useful in helping us avoid the negative. However, when fear controls us it is never a good thing. This week we talk about what makes us fearful and what we can do about it.

This week our special guest speaker Glen Garvin shares some of his favorite hero stories from the Bible and what they may be able to teach us in our lives today.

Suffering is inescapable and it comes in many forms, yet we are not promised a life of ease. What does it mean to suffer as men and women who are trying to live out a Godly life?

Ever hear the term “The straw that broke the camel’s back?” It’s the idea that there will come a time when you realize that you can only handle so much. The good news is that God already knows that. This week we talk about when God asks you to set some things aside so that you don’t end up losing the relationships you cherish the most.

Special guest speaker Rhianna Pierre brings the message this week of how identifying where we've come from can help us release the hurts and fears that prevent us from moving forward.

What does worry accomplish? According to the Bible, nothing. It actually has the opposite effect. This week we talk about what the alternative of worry is.

Nobody likes going to the dentist. It’s sometimes painful and almost always uncomfortable. Yet, we all know that if we leave issues unaddressed, it can lead to serious problems. This week we talk about a similar routine that all of us need in our lives. Accountability. It might not always be fun but it’s a necessity.

Have you ever gotten hungry while reading stories about Jesus and his disciples feasting throughout the gospels? You’re not alone! In fact, our physical hunger —often times— speaks to a hunger of the soul, a hunger for something that lasts and doesn’t fade away. This week we look to the most important meal shown in the gospel, we’ll celebrate the way he changed the world, and we’ll discover how we can stop the hunger pangs.