Living Spring Podcast

In this powerful message, we're reminded of the transformative power of surrendering our lives to God's guidance. The central theme revolves around the prayer 'Lord, orchestrate my steps for your glory,' emphasizing how this simple act of faith can lead us on unexpected but divinely appointed paths. We explore Jeremiah 29:11 and Ephesians 2:10, which reassure us of God's good plans for our lives and our identity as His masterpieces.

In our continuing Voices series, we hear from our Associate Pastor Michell Ramage about the significance of communion through the lens of Jesus' table fellowship. We're reminded that Jesus' ministry centered around eating with people - sinners, outcasts, and even those who would betray Him. As we approach communion, we're invited to see it not just as a religious ritual, but as a powerful means of grace where we are welcomed, fed, forgiven, and sent out to be Christ's body in a hungry world.

This week we hear a powerful message about living a life with a God-Sized vision in a giant-sized world from Dr. Robert Marshall. He takes us through the story of David and Goliath in a intriguing message that addresses the “giants” that are in our lives.

We are happy to welcome Pastor Kevin Boyce from Light & Life Church of Downey. He brings the message today about 6 practical ways we can remove the barriers between us and our compassionate Savior, Jesus Christ.

This week, we hear from Refugio Sanchez who talks about surrendering our way to Jesus’ way. Far too often, we get caught up in our own selves and Jesus has such a better way for us if we just follow Him.

This week, we hear from Charles Latchison about our Sacred Influence. We are chosen by Jesus to proclaim his good message and we are all “preachers” to proclaim the Gospel.

This week, we hear from Dr. Dane Aaker about not giving up on things we have been praying for over time. Persistence matters!

As we wrap up our series on relationships, we’re reminded that God didn’t design us to live in isolation. He created us for connection, not just with one another, but with Him and His Church. This week, Pastor John leads us through what it truly means to be part of the body of Christ.

We are instructed in several places in the Bible to listen first. As hard as that is to do, especially in today’s culture that we live in, it is sound advice to nurture the relationships we have in our lives.

In the story of Martha and Mary in Luke 10, Martha becomes frustrated when Mary doesn’t help with the preparations, revealing the weight of unspoken expectations. Jesus gently redirects her, affirming that Mary has chosen what is better—being present with Him. This moment reminds us to communicate our needs with grace and to value relationship over assumption.