Kindred Church Podcast

Sometimes our past comes back to haunt us. Whether it’s mistakes we’ve made, pain we’ve endured, or a loss we’ve suffered, our past can stick with us in the present and shape our outlook for the future. And in the nostalgia of the holiday season, baggage from our past can feel especially heavy. So in today’s sermon we’ll talk about a powerful source of hope when we’re feeling the weight of our past. Join us as we continue our Advent series, “The Redemption of Scrooge.”

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Christmastime is supposed to be a season of joy. And yet, for many of us, sustaining joy through this season can be a real struggle. Whether it’s family conflicts, financial strain, overloaded schedules, or just impossible expectations, there are a million ways December can sap our joy. So in today’s sermon, we’ll learn from Jesus (and from Ebenezer Scrooge!) how we can sustain a deep sense of joy as we prepare for Jesus’ birth. Join us as we kick off our new sermon series, ‘The Redemption of Scrooge.’

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On this final Sunday before resuming our typical sermon series, Pastor Daniel and Care Team Leader Lianne MacGregor share a unique conversation about how the process of recovery from addiction can help us better understand God’s grace. Many of us have personal experience with addiction, whether through our own addictions or those of a loved one. And all of us are recovering from something. So whatever your experience and wherever you are along your faith journey, we hope you’ll find this conversation illuminating, inspiring, and helpful.

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As Kindred is transitioning to a new worship location this month and until in-person services resume there on December 3rd, we’re taking a break from our typical sermon series. Instead, Pastor Daniel and Care Team Leader Lianne MacGregor are sharing a series of Scripture-based conversations on the important topic of change. Change is challenging, but unavoidable. So how can we handle it faithfully? Join us for this week’s episode, which we hope you will find informative, inspiring, and helpful.

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As Kindred is transitioning to a new worship location this month and until in-person services resume there on December 3rd, we’re taking a break from our typical sermon series. Instead, Pastor Daniel and Care Team Leader Lianne MacGregor are sharing a series of Scripture-based conversations on the important topic of change. Change is challenging, but unavoidable. So how can we handle it faithfully? Join us for this week’s episode, which we hope you will find informative, inspiring, and helpful.

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As Kindred is transitioning to a new worship location this month and until in-person services resume there on December 3rd, we’re taking a break from our typical sermon series. Instead, Pastor Daniel and Care Team Leader Lianne MacGregor are sharing a series of Scripture-based conversations on the important topic of change. Change is challenging, but unavoidable. So how can we handle it faithfully? Join us for this week’s episode, which we hope you will find informative, inspiring, and helpful.

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Sometimes life smacks us with an unexpected challenge that leaves us reeling. In those moments, it’s natural to panic and we often do. But Jesus shows us that if we resist the urge to freak out, we’ll often discover that our unexpected challenges are full of divine opportunity. In today’s sermon, we’ll explore how that dynamic is playing out in real time at Kindred Church and what all of this means for each of us.

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In our culture, we have a strong sense of personal possession, especially when it comes to our money. We like to think that our money belongs to us because we applied ourselves, worked hard, and earned it. And that may be true. But according to Scripture, that’s not the whole truth. In today’s sermon, we’ll see that Jesus challenges us with a counter-cultural perspective about Who our money really belongs to. And we’ll explore the life-giving difference that perspective makes for our earning, our spending, and our hearts. Join us as we continue our series, “Jesus on Money.” 

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In our culture, we have a strong sense of personal possession, especially when it comes to our money. We like to think that our money belongs to us because we applied ourselves, worked hard, and earned it. And that may be true. But according to Scripture, that’s not the whole truth. In today’s sermon, we’ll see that Jesus challenges us with a counter-cultural perspective about Who our money really belongs to. And we’ll explore the life-giving difference that perspective makes for our earning, our spending, and our hearts. Join us as we continue our series, “Jesus on Money.”

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As Christians, we strive to put our ultimate trust in God, who is our creator, provider, and redeemer. And yet, when push comes to shove, we often wind up putting our trust in money to provide us with the peace, affirmation, and fulfillment our hearts crave. That’s why Jesus warns us that money has a sneaky way of taking God’s place in our hearts. In today’s sermon, we’ll explore why putting too much trust in money is harmful to us and how we can guard ourselves against the false promises of more money. Join us as we continue our series, “Jesus on Money.”

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