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Banner Seattle episodes

  • On The Table: Give Me A Shovel - Shaddye Melu

    Does your job matter to God, even if it’s not your dream job? In this message from Banner Church, the speaker walks through Genesis 2 to show that God’s original design for work was service, and that faithful work is sacred work. Through Moses’ staff in Exodus and Colossians 3:23, you’ll see why you don’t need a bigger or better job to live out your purpose, only to ask “What’s in my hands?” and “What’s in my heart?” You’ll also hear how God can use ordinary work, and even seasons of pain, to bring healing and prepare you for what’s coming.

    36 min
  • On The Table: Give Me A Shovel - Shaddye Melu

    Does your job matter to God, even if it’s not your dream job? In this message from Banner Church, the speaker walks through Genesis 2 to show that God’s original design for work was service, and that faithful work is sacred work.

    Through Moses’ staff in Exodus and Colossians 3:23, you’ll see why you don’t need a bigger or better job to live out your purpose, only to ask “What’s in my hands?” and “What’s in my heart?” You’ll also hear how God can use ordinary work, and even seasons of pain, to bring healing and prepare you for what’s coming.

    39 min
  • Crossing Over: Commitment Sunday - Ryan Kim

    Does God actually want your money, or is giving about something deeper? Pastor Ryan Kim shows from Joshua 11:15 and Ephesians 2:8-9 that biblical giving starts with love for Jesus, not obligation, and that every miracle in Scripture, from the water turned to wine to the feeding of the 5,000, happens when God’s people partner with Him.

    You’ll learn four ways God uses our commitment: to show our love for the Lord, to participate in His work, to trust Him beyond our comfort zone, and to witness the miracles waiting on the other side of obedience.

    39 min
  • Crossing Over: For The Next Generation - Ryan Kim

    Why is the loneliest generation in America struggling with anxiety, depression, and a crisis of identity? In this message, Pastor Ryan Kim shows from Joshua 4 and Psalm 78 why every generation is responsible for telling the next one about God’s faithfulness, and how you can start without being cool, trendy, or performative.

    You’ll learn how to be a spiritual mom, dad, aunt, or uncle to the young people in your life by reminding them who they are and whose they are in Jesus.


    47 min
  • Crossing Over: In Faith Over Fear - Ryan Kim

    Feeling stuck at the edge of what God has promised because fear keeps showing you the giants? Pastor Ryan walks through Numbers 13-14 to show why Caleb had a different spirit than the ten spies who saw only obstacles, and how faith changes the way we see, walk, and worship.Hear a vulnerable story of choosing faith in the middle of grief, plus a testimony of stepping out in generosity when the need seemed impossibleLearn how to fix your eyes on Jesus instead of your problems and step into the promises of God with boldness.

    51 min
  • Crossing Over: Because God Calls - Ryan Kim

    Wondering if there's more to life than surviving your job and your weekly routine? In this message, Pastor Ryan Kim teaches from Joshua 1:1-6 that God's plan always starts with a calling, and that calling is never convenient, never about being perfectly qualified, and always about a purpose bigger than ourselves.

    You'll learn what the Kingdom of God really means, why every person in every career and season has a kingdom purpose, and why the church is called to go into the world instead of retreating from it.

    58 min
  • Crossing Over Into Our Future: Anniversary Sunday at Banner - Ryan Kim

    On Banner Church's second anniversary, Pastor Ryan shares how a $13 million warehouse next door was donated to the church just after a final "no" on funding, and celebrates all God has done in year two. He launches a four-week journey through the book of Joshua, inviting the church to pray, be in the room, and prepare for Commitment Sunday to raise $1.5 million over 24 months for a new home. He casts vision for reaching the 800,000 people of Seattle and invites first-time guests and skeptics alike to see the church being the church. Ultimately, he points beyond the building to the greatest miracle of all: God sent His Son, and Jesus is knocking on the door of your heart.

    36 min
  • I Am Mentally Well: The God of All Comfort - Ryan Kim

    In week three of "I Am Mentally Well," we dive into 2 Corinthians 1:3-7 to discover God as the source of all comfort in our hardest seasons.

    Drawing from the Apostle Paul's own story of suffering and vulnerability, this message shows how pain and comfort aren't opposites, but connected, with God's comfort flowing through us to others. We explore how the Holy Spirit's presence carries us through hard-pressed, perplexed, and struck-down moments without ever leaving us crushed, in despair, or destroyed.

    This is a message of hope: that Jesus can turn a chapter of suffering into a story of resurrection and grace.

    36 min
  • I Am Mentally Well: The Truthful Advocate - Ryan Kim

    Jesus promised His followers wouldn't face life alone. He gave them the Holy Spirit as the Advocate, the one who testifies to truth and stands against every accusation.

    In this message from John 16:7–14, we unpack what it means to live with a truthful advocate in a world where the devil, the flesh, and the world are constantly fighting for your peace. Discover practical ways to guard your mind, respond to lies with Scripture, and experience the transformation only surrender to Jesus can bring.

    This is more than a message about feeling better. It's an invitation to a whole new life in the Spirit.

    48 min
  • I Am Mentally Well: The Divine Counselor - Ryan Kim

    This message kicks off a new three-week series called "I Am Mentally Well," exploring how Jesus meets us in our anxiety, worry, and mental battles.

    Walking through John 14, the message unpacks who the Holy Spirit is. He's not a force or a feeling, but a person who comes alongside us as our Comforter, Counselor, and Advocate. Drawing from Scripture, personal stories, and even Pastor Ryan's own journey through therapy and counseling, it reveals that true peace comes not from what we know, but from who we know. It's an invitation to surrender, get still, and experience real relationship with the Holy Spirit living inside you.

    46 min

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