Consider One Another

Consider David as he talks about coming to Christ, his work on the submarine base, and how he strives to live out his favorite verse, "Here am I, send me!" (Isaiah 6:8). 

This episode with Tim Turner explores Psalm 127, honest conversations about mental health, and how Tim serves our church as a deacon. I know it will be encouraging for you if you listen! 

Consider Josh Ralston as he talks about teaching the book of Judges, moving to Kitsap County from King County, and the lasting legacy of hard work passed down from his parents. 

Fear can shape how we see God, ourselves, and one another, but perfect love casts out fear. In this episode, Will reflects on 1 John 4:18 and what it means to “consider your fear” so that we can love others more fully and live with greater faith.

We know Dan from the pulpit, but in this episode we sit down in his office to talk about his family, the hymns he has written, and his motivation for preaching.

Sit down with me as I talk to Sam Titus about 1 Corinthians 14:26, his work as a deacon, and how he became a Christian. 

In this special episode, I sit down with my wife to discuss 1 Thessalonians 5:14-23, specifically verse 21: "test all things." We also talk about what it was like for her growing up as a preacher’s kid, serving now as a preacher’s wife, and following God’s lead all the way to Washington. In all of these scary changes, she clings to her favorite verse 1 John 4:18, "perfect love casts out fear." 

I know this is different than the usual format, but I am really excited to share this! Together, we’ll reflect on the soul and its immortality through insights from Dr. Michael Egnor’s book The Immortal Mind. We’ll also turn inward, considering how vulnerability in sharing our growth, struggles, and faith helps us truly and more fully consider one another.

Listen in as Liz shares her upbringing in the faith, meeting Luca, and moving to Bremerton. A mother and Physician Assistant, Liz lives out her everyday faith in her home and at work.

Join me for a conversation with John Borrelli as he shares how he discovered and grew his faith during his time in the Navy, even while below the surface in a submarine. Our discussion begins in Psalm 139 and concludes with John’s favorite scripture, 1 Peter 1:3–5.