Celebration Podcast

Your past doesn’t define you—Jesus does.

If you believe you’re still defined by your past mistakes or failures, you’ll live as though you’re powerless.But when you see yourself as God sees you—redeemed, forgiven, and empowered—you can step into the life He’s called you to live.

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In this episode of The Table: A Celebration Podcast, we sit down with Hallie Barnette to talk about what it mean to walk in Freedom.

Hallie shares her personal story of walking through the Freedom Ministry at Celebration Church—what it is, why it matters, and how it’s impacted her own life. From uncovering lies and breaking strongholds to embracing God’s truth, Hallie opens up about what it looks like to live free and stay free. We also talk about the upcoming Freedom Conference and how you can be a part of it.

Don’t miss this honest and hope-filled conversation on healing, identity, and the freedom we have in Christ.

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The immeasurably more life begins with knowing who you are in Christ.

In Week One of Immeasurably More, we discover how being chosen and loved by God, redeemed and made new in Christ, and filled with the Holy Spirit changes the way we see ourselves and live our lives. You’ll be encouraged to rest in God’s love, walk confidently in your new identity, and rely on the Holy Spirit—the power at work within you—to experience the immeasurably more life God has for you.

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The resurrection is more than something we believe—it’s a reality we’re invited to experience.

In this Easter message, we explore what it means to encounter the Living Christ and experience the power of His resurrection personally. Through the stories of Peter, Thomas, and Cleopas, we see Jesus meet people in failure, doubt, and disappointment—and radically change their lives. The same resurrection power that raised Jesus from the dead is still at work today, inviting us beyond simply knowing about Him into truly knowing Him.

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The resurrection is the ultimate proof of God’s faithfulness, power, and love. It gives us hope, validates Jesus’ words, and reminds us that sin and death have been defeated. Because Jesus lives, we can live with confidence in His promises.

Without the resurrection, our faith would be in vain. But because Jesus rose from the dead, we are empowered by grace to live transformed lives. God’s grace assures us that we are accepted, loved, and redeemed. It empowers us to face our future with hope and assurance, knowing that nothing can separate us from His love.

The resurrection invites us to experience new life and freedom from our past. We don’t have to be defined by our mistakes or failures; instead, we can step into the abundant life Jesus offers. The resurrection changes everything, giving us the power to move forward in faith, knowing that our hope is secure in Him.

As we reflect on the significance of the resurrection, let us embrace the grace that comes with it. This grace empowers us to live boldly and share the hope of the Gospel with others.

Fear often keeps us from stepping into the fullness of life that Jesus offers. After His resurrection, the disciples were hiding in fear, uncertain of what to do next. Yet, in their fear, Jesus appeared, offering peace and reassurance.

God’s grace empowers us to overcome fear with faith. Just as Jesus met His disciples in their fear, He meets us in ours. When we feel overwhelmed, grace reminds us that we are not alone and that Jesus walks with us through our challenges.

Instead of allowing fear to paralyze us, we can respond with faith, trusting that God is still at work in our lives. Grace helps us to recognize that even when our circumstances are daunting, Jesus offers us peace and strength.

When we embrace the truth of His presence, we can replace fear with faith, knowing that God’s grace equips us for whatever lies ahead. In moments of uncertainty, let us lean on God’s grace, stepping forward in confidence and trust.

When Jesus died, hope seemed lost. His followers didn’t understand that God was still working. In our own dark moments, it can feel like hope has slipped away. 

But here’s the truth: God’s grace sustains us and reminds us that He’s not finished. Even when we feel abandoned, grace assures us that God is still at work in ways we may not understand. 

Hope isn’t just about what we see; it’s about trusting in God’s promises and His goodness. It’s grace that enables us to believe in a brighter future, even when our circumstances seem bleak. 

By leaning into God’s grace during our darkest times, we can find renewed hope and strength. His grace empowers us to endure, knowing that light will break through the darkness and that God is working all things for our good.

Peter’s story reminds us that failure doesn’t define us. Even after denying Jesus three times, Peter was restored by Jesus (John 21:1517). 

God’s grace ensures that it’s never too late for a comeback. When we stumble, His grace offers us a fresh start. He doesn’t hold our failures against us but instead uses them to grow us. 

In our moments of failure, grace invites us to rise again, reminding us that Jesus’ love is deeper than our mistakes. No matter how far we stray, His love is always available, ready to restore us to right relationship. 

God’s grace empowers us to turn our failures into testimonies of His goodness. When we embrace our shortcomings and seek His restoration, we find a path to a brighter future and a deeper relationship with Him.

In this episode of The Table: A Celebration Podcast, we sit down with Jade Putch as she shares her powerful testimony of finding true hope in Jesus.

Jade opens up about her journey—through brokenness, searching, and ultimately discovering the life-changing love of Christ. Her story is one of redemption, healing, and the kind of hope that only Jesus can give.

Whether you're in a season of questioning or just need a reminder that you're not alone, this episode will speak straight to your heart.Don’t miss this encouraging conversation on faith, freedom, and the hope we find when we surrender it all to Him.

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Judas Iscariot was one of Jesus’ closest followers. He witnessed miracles and heard Jesus’ teachings. Yet, Judas allowed greed and selfishness to lead him to betray Jesus for 30 silver coins. 

The truth is, we’ve all betrayed Jesus in some way. We’ve chosen sin over obedience. But here’s the good news: Our brokenness doesn’t disqualify us from God’s love. 

God’s grace empowers us to face our mistakes and seek His healing. It is through grace that we find the courage to acknowledge our shortcomings and turn back to Him for restoration. He doesn’t just fix what’s broken; He makes us whole. 

In our brokenness, we can lean into God’s grace, knowing that His love is greater than our failures. God invites us to run to Him for healing, allowing His grace to work in us and transform our pain into purpose.