
A multiplying church helping the next generation fall in love with Jesus in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 452 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

This Sunday, Sarah walks through Mark 1 and shows how Jesus moved toward people in need. He healed, restored, and made space for fresh encounters. Through the beginning of Jesus’ ministry, we’re reminded that prayer is deeply connected to relationshi... more
What do we do with the gap between what Jesus says about prayer and what we actually experience? This week we kicked off our Help Me Pray series by looking at Jesus’ bold invitation to pray with faith, even when prayers seem unanswered or life feels ... more
On Mother’s Day, Toran wrapped up our series, “Festivals: Jesus and the Feasts,” by walking through the Festival of Tabernacles (Sukkoth) and the three lessons God wanted Israel to remember: that they were once wanderers fully dependent on Him, that ... more
This Sunday, we had the privilege of hearing from Gary Burge as he taught on the meaning and power of Pentecost, and how the Holy Spirit was never meant to be just a moment in Acts, but a daily reality for believers. We talked about repentance, surre... more
What would you redo, but can’t? In his message, Pastor Toran begins with this honest question, leading us into the weight we all carry from moments we wish we could take back. He walks through the Day of Atonement, explaining how sin required a sacri... more
This Sunday, we had the privilege of having Austin back at TLC to teach us about Sabbath. Austin walked us through the idea of Sabbath, showing that it’s not just a rule but a rhythm designed to help us rest, trust God, and remember where we come fro... more
This Sunday, Sara shared how the Feast of Trumpets serves as a spiritual wake-up call in our lives. She described this festival as a moment to prepare our hearts through repentance - detaching from the things we’ve grown too comfortable with that qui... more
Easter isn’t just a story we believe— it’s a story we’re invited to step into. We all try to build our lives on things like success, relationships, or achievement, but eventually those things fall short and leave us wanting more. The resurrection sho... more
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This group of episodes centers on biblical teaching, personal discipleship, and practical application of faith within community life. The conversations move from expository takes on Acts—covering discipleship, grace, mission, and steadfastness in the face of opposition—to broader reflections on how faith reshapes personal desires, finances, and relationships in a modern setting. Several episodes invite listeners to examine their own calling, generosity, and identity in light of Scripture, while also addressing tough topics like suffering, sexuality, and how to live out love with truth. A standout throughline is the emphasis on living a cruciform life—costly discipleship, communal mission, and the ongoing need for mentorship, worship, and pr... more
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