
United Church is a diverse, Spirit-filled community in Atlanta uniting people to Jesus and each other.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 424 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualitySpirituality | |||

Will I know their face? Will I still be me? If you’ve ever wondered what our bodies will be like after we die, you’re not alone, and you’re not being morbid or faithless. In this message from Church in the Wild, Pastor Léonce walks through 1 Corinthi... more
You still have their number in your phone. You still talk to them in the car. What if your refusal to accept death isn’t a malfunction, but a memory of a world where it was never supposed to happen?
In this message, Pastor Léonce walks through 1 Cor... more
When faith feels thin, it’s easy to think something is wrong with you.
In this message from 1 Corinthians 15:1-11, Pastor Léonce shows us that the gospel isn’t something we manufacture. It’s something we receive: a report handed down through history... more
What does it look like to actually experience God, not just hear about Him?
In this message, Pastor Léonce teaches Acts 19:1-10 and introduces us to twelve sincere men in Ephesus that had repented, been baptized, and believed everything they were ta... more
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Immensely grateful to add a real man of God to my que all the way from San Antonio
There is no “systemic racism” in America. But there IS a lot of false information. We need to come together as the body of Christ and look past our color and cultural differences. Let’s do what Jesus said, Love one another!
These podcasts are an amazing way to start and end my day. I love hearing Leonce preach and I feel like I’m actually in Renovation church just listening to these. I saw Leonce on a YouTube video of racial reconciliation years ago and have followed him ever since. He has a was of speaking that makes you feel like his friend and gives the cold hard truth. I love the vulnerability and rawness in his messages. God is truly working. I hope to one day visit Atlanta and go to Renovation church and see ... more
I first visited this church as a wayward prodigal. God has used all of the elders, pastors, as well as lay members of the community to teach me The Gospel. I grew up a pastor’s kid with a rebellious heart and it took twenty-seven years as well as this very special breed of church (one that is transcultural, theologically sound, intellectually honest, and methodologically charismatic) for The Holy Spirit to break through my stubborn mind and hardened heart. My soul is now safe thanks to Renova... more
As someone who’s been a member and on staff of various churches and witnessed the lack of holistic discipleship in regards to racial harmony, this church has given me hope not to abandon ministry all together.
Visited a few times and listen online often. I love that diversity is not merely tolerated, but affirmed and celebrated. This is a place where you can feel like you can belong in your own skin and have a voice and representation where you may not in a majority culture. The elders deal w... more
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This program centers on faith, discipleship, and transcultural Christian community in Atlanta. Episodes combine biblically rooted sermons with practical life application—sharing faith, navigating modern culture, and building a welcoming church family. Notable angles include bridging conversations about faith, reframing obedience and church life as transformative, and inviting listeners to a visible, communal faith through baptisms, outreach, and ongoing spiritual formation. A recurring emphasis on the Holy Spirit, everyday discipleship, and courageous outreach makes it particularly relevant for listeners who value authentic preaching, practical next steps, and a strong sense of belonging within a diverse faith community.
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Recent guests on United Church Podcast include:
1. Doug Nelms
2. Callie Priest
3. Brooke Potterger
4. Linda Bailey
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