What if abiding in Jesus isn't only about what He wants to do in you, but what He wants to do through you?

In this message, Pastor Ken Senchal continues the How to Abide in Jesus series by exploring one of the most practical expressions of a life connected to Christ: serving others.

Jesus said, "I am the vine; you are the branches." A branch doesn't produce fruit for itself. The fruit is always for somebody else.

Using the simple S.E.E. framework, Pastor Ken challenges us to:

S — See the Need The closer we get to Jesus, the more we begin to notice the people Jesus notices.

E — Engage the Person Biblical compassion doesn't simply recognize someone's need. It moves toward them—even when it costs us time, energy, attention, convenience, or resources.

E — Extend Jesus Serving isn't about showing everyone what we're doing for Jesus. It's allowing others to see what Jesus can do through a life connected to Him.

We don't serve FOR God's love. We serve FROM God's love.

Sometimes it's a conversation, a meal, a ride, a phone call, a text, a prayer, or simply giving someone an hour of your time.

And through something ordinary, someone may catch a glimpse of an extraordinary Jesus.

As you listen, consider beginning each day with this simple prayer:

"Jesus, help me see who You want me to see today."

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What if following Jesus was never meant to be a solo journey?

In Acts 2, the early church didn't simply gather for a service—they created a community centered on Jesus. They shared life, worshiped together, prayed together, served one another, met practical needs, and helped each other grow.

In this message, Pastor Ken Senchal explores why biblical community is essential to abiding in Jesus.

Because the people God places around us can help us become more like Christ.

But authentic community requires more than simply showing up at church.

It requires us to move from attendance to belonging.

Pastor Ken explores three obstacles that can keep us from experiencing the kind of community God designed:

Pride and self-sufficiency — believing, "I've got this," when God created us to need one another.

Busyness and misplaced priorities — allowing our schedules to make spiritual community optional.

Past hurts and unresolved offenses — allowing what happened in unhealthy relationships to keep us from the healthy relationships God wants to bring into our lives.

The answer isn't isolation.

The answer to unhealthy community is healthy biblical community.

Ecclesiastes 4 reminds us that when one person falls, another can help them back up—and Scripture assumes that eventually, we all need someone.

So the question isn't whether you'll need community.

The question is:

Will you allow yourself to be part of one?

🎧 Listen to this powerful message from Pastor Ken Senchal and discover what it means to abide in Jesus through community.

💬 After listening, ask yourself: Am I attending church—or am I truly sharing life with the people God has placed around me?

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Have you ever felt like following Jesus has become exhausting?

Many believers spend years trying harder to become more patient, more loving, and more faithful—only to find themselves frustrated and spiritually worn out.

Jesus never intended the Christian life to be powered by human effort.

In this inspiring message, Pastor Ken Senchal explores what it truly means to abide in Christ through the Holy Spirit. Drawing from John 15 and other key passages, he explains how the Holy Spirit brings Jesus' presence into our lives, reminds us of His truth, and empowers us to live beyond our own strength.

You'll discover why spiritual growth isn't something we manufacture—it's something God produces as we remain connected to Him.

Whether you're longing to hear God's voice more clearly, overcome spiritual dryness, or deepen your relationship with Christ, this message offers practical biblical guidance that you can begin applying today.

Join us as we learn to surrender more completely, listen more intentionally, and obey more faithfully—allowing the Holy Spirit to transform us from the inside out.

Because lasting change doesn't come from trying harder.

It comes from abiding deeper.

Many Christians genuinely want God's direction, yet spend far more time consuming opinions, news, podcasts, and social media than opening the very Word God has already given them.

In this practical and encouraging message, Pastor Ken Senchal teaches how abiding in Christ begins with intentionally receiving God's Word, reflecting on it until it transforms the way we think, and responding with faithful obedience.

Discover:

• Why Scripture is essential for spiritual growth • How Ezra modeled a life centered on God's Word • The practical SOAP Bible study method • How to renew your mind through Scripture • Why obedience is the key to lasting transformation

God's Word doesn't transform us simply because we own a Bible or read a few verses—it transforms us when we trust it enough to obey it.

Whether you're just beginning your faith journey or have followed Jesus for years, this episode will equip you with practical tools to help God's Word become part of your everyday life.

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The Armor of God is one of the most familiar passages in Scripture, but what if we've missed Paul's main point?

In the concluding message of our Ephesians series, Pastor Ken Senchal takes us beyond the image of a Roman soldier and reveals that every piece of God's armor ultimately points to Jesus Christ.

This message explores what it truly means to "be strong in the Lord" and explains why spiritual victory doesn't come from striving harder but from abiding more deeply in Christ. As we remain connected to Him through prayer, Scripture, worship, obedience, and fellowship, His truth, righteousness, peace, faithfulness, salvation, and Word become our strength in every spiritual battle.

If you've ever felt spiritually weary, overwhelmed, anxious, or defeated, this episode offers practical encouragement and biblical hope. Learn why consistency in your relationship with Jesus is the key to standing firm when life becomes difficult.

Key Takeaways: • The Armor of God is activated through abiding in Jesus. • Every piece of God's armor points directly to Christ. • Spiritual consistency produces spiritual strength. • You don't need more willpower—you need more Jesus.

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Prayer doesn't have to be intimidating.

Many believers struggle because they think they need perfect words or polished prayers before coming to God. But Scripture teaches something different: prayer is about spending honest, intentional time with our Heavenly Father.

In this unique message, four pastors from OneChurch guide us through the timeless A.C.T.S. Prayer Method:

• Adoration • Confession • Thanksgiving • Supplication

Together, these four movements create a practical, biblical rhythm that helps us move beyond praying only in moments of crisis and into a daily life of abiding in Christ. The teaching explains that prayer begins by focusing on God's character, invites honest confession, cultivates gratitude, and encourages bringing every need before Him with trust.

Whether you're just beginning your faith journey or you've been following Jesus for years, this episode will encourage and equip you to develop a richer, more consistent prayer life.

Prayer changes us because it brings us closer to Jesus.

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Have you ever wondered if your past has defined your future? Have you ever felt like your failures, regrets, or mistakes were too great for God to overcome?

In this powerful message from Ephesians 2:1–10, Jarod Phillips unpacks one of the most hope-filled passages in all of Scripture. Paul paints an honest picture of humanity's condition—we were spiritually dead, separated from God, and unable to save ourselves. But then comes one of the greatest turning points in the Bible:

"But God..."

Those two words change everything.

Discover how God's incredible mercy and unfailing love rescue us through grace—not because of anything we've done, but because of everything Christ has already accomplished. Learn what it means to be made alive in Christ, raised into a new identity, and called to live out the purpose God designed specifically for you.

In this message, you'll discover:

• Why grace can never be earned.

• What it truly means to be spiritually alive.

• How your identity is found in Christ, not your past.

• Why good works are the result of salvation—not the requirement for it.

• How God has uniquely created you to impact His Kingdom.

Whether you're exploring Christianity, returning to your faith, or looking for encouragement in your walk with Jesus, this message will remind you that no life is beyond God's redemption and no story is beyond His ability to rewrite.

At OneChurch, our mission is simple: Changing the world, one person at a time.

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Do you realize the same power that raised Jesus from the dead is available to you today?

In Week 8 of our Ephesians series, Pastor Ken walks through Paul's powerful prayer in Ephesians 1:19-21, revealing God's incredible power for every believer.

This message reminds us that God's power is greater than our past, stronger than our weaknesses, and able to bring hope into situations that seem beyond repair. Whether you're facing fear, addiction, anxiety, broken relationships, or impossible circumstances, you'll be encouraged to stop relying on your own strength and begin living from the victory Jesus has already secured.

Key Takeaways: • Understanding God's resurrection power • Living by faith instead of self-reliance • Surrendering impossible situations to God • Giving Jesus greater authority than your fears • Walking daily in Christ's victory

Scripture: Ephesians 1:19-21 (NLT)

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What if the greatest threat to your spiritual growth isn't open rebellion against God—but becoming comfortable with darkness while convincing yourself you're still walking in the light?

In Living in the Light | Part 3, Pastor Ken continues our journey through Ephesians with a powerful teaching from Ephesians 5:1-14. Paul challenges believers to move beyond surface-level Christianity and embrace a life that genuinely reflects the character of Christ.

This message explores what it means to imitate God as His beloved children, walk in sacrificial love, and pursue a lifestyle that honors Him. Pastor Ken unpacks Paul's warning against compromise, the danger of redefining sin, and the subtle ways culture can desensitize us to things that grieve the heart of God.

You'll discover why discipleship is about more than avoiding obvious sin—it's about learning to discern what pleases the Lord. Through Paul's call to live as children of light, we are reminded that the Christian life isn't measured by how close we can get to the line, but by how closely we walk with Jesus.

This message also examines the transforming power of God's light. Darkness conceals, deceives, and isolates, but the light of Christ reveals, heals, and restores. What remains hidden often remains strong, but what is brought into the light can finally be transformed.

Whether you're wrestling with compromise, seeking greater spiritual maturity, or longing for a deeper relationship with Christ, this message is a compelling invitation to wake up, walk in the light, and live out the new identity God has given you.

"Awake, O sleeper, rise up from the dead, and Christ will give you light." — Ephesians 5:14

Join us as we discover what it truly means to live as children of light in a world that desperately needs to see the light of Christ shine through His people.

People do not live differently until they see differently.

In Week 6 of our Ephesians series, Pastor Ken teaches from Ephesians 4:25-32, showing how the Christian life is not about behavior modification but transformation through a new identity in Christ.

Paul challenges believers to put off the old self and put on the new self through honesty, self-control, generosity, encouragement, kindness, and forgiveness. This practical message reveals how a changed heart produces a changed life and how the Gospel not only saves us but teaches us how to treat others.

Whether you're struggling with anger, relationships, forgiveness, or simply seeking spiritual growth, this message offers biblical wisdom for living as a child of light in a dark world.

Scripture: Ephesians 1:18 Ephesians 4:17-32

Listen, share, and grow with us as we continue our journey through Paul's letter to the church in Ephesus.