Living Spring Podcast

This sermon explores the holistic multi layered power of salvation found in the story of Zacchaeus in the book of Luke. Zacchaeus was transformed by his friendships with Jesus and his motley crew of followers and his salvation impacted the entire community. How is God wanting to save you through your relationships with those who are different than you?

Does it ever feel like you keep confessing things to God only to have them come up again and again? Why is that? There is one more crucial step to overcoming sin that we may be forgetting…or ignoring.

Taxes, inflation, retirement, debt and Bitcoin. It seems like all we talk about is money. Good news! So does the Bible. This week we talk about the cheat code of contentment and why it’s not popular.

When we are wounded it often becomes impossible not to focus on the hurt. Through Jesus, God has modeled a different path to healing that doesn’t involve being right or being paid back. It seems counterintuitive but it works. This week we talk about the cheat code of forgiveness and how it helps free us to move about freely in life!

Why can’t we just live our faith quietly and not say anything about what we believe? It’s a great question. Fortunately, the Bible addresses this in the forming of the early church. This week we talk about our faith and why it is important to share it.

This week, Pastor Michelle explores the story of the burnt out prophet Elijah and how God met him and spoke to him in his darkest moments.

Some words we say can bring damage or healing. But what about words to God? This week we talk about praise to God and why it is important even when things aren’t going our way.

Our words have the power to lift each other up and give us life. This week we talk about how just a few words of encouragement can have profound good influence on one another, and ourselves.

We all know that gossip is bad, but what do Jesus and Paul say about it? This week we talk about how the condition of our heart affects what words we choose, and that we should be using them to build each other up, not tear each other down.

Have you ever said something you wish you could take back? Of course you have. We all have. But how do you stop from doing that. This week we talk about what our words actually reveal about us and how Jesus views what we say.