Better Together: Food, Week 3 | Onechurch Seattle Food is better together. Pastor Filmore shows how meals remind us God is good, open doors for people far from God, and build us into a joyful family that previews the feast to come. From Acts 2:42, 46 to Jesus' table ministry and the Wedding Supper of the Lamb, this message gives a simple, practical way to turn your table into worship, mission, and community.

Scripture References Acts 2:42, 46; Luke 7:34; Luke 5:31; Exodus 12 (esp. v.39); Revelation 7:9; Revelation 19:9; 1 Corinthians 10:31; James 1:17

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Better Together: The Word — Week 1 Pastor Filmore launches our "Better Together" series in Acts 2:42: a community devoted to the Word, fellowship, the table, and prayer. We move from preference-based to commitment-based community with three practices—don't (just) read alone, be local, and live counter-culturally as the Word renews our minds.

Scripture Acts 2:42; Romans 12:2; Proverbs 11:14; Job 23:12; 1 Timothy 5:23

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Here to Build — One-Year Anniversary - Pastor Josh Kelsey

To kick off our 1-year anniversary, we had the honor of hearing from our dear friend Pastor Josh, founder of Fount NYC, Paris, and Berlin. From Jeremiah 31:3–4, we traced the story of a God who loved us from afar, loves with an everlasting love, draws us by kindness (not shame), builds us a new identity in Christ—and then sends us to build with joy in Seattle and beyond. "The world gives identity you must achieve; Jesus gives identity you can only receive."

Scripture

Jeremiah 31:3–4

Romans 5:8

Luke 19:10

John 13:1

Ephesians 3:18–19

John 6:44

Romans 2:4

2 Corinthians 5:17

Ephesians 5:25–27

Psalm 30:11

John 16:20–22;

1 Peter 1:8

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The Prayer That Defeats the Enemy — When You Pray, Week 4 | Onechurch Seattle Prayer doesn't just comfort—it confronts. In our series finale, Pastor Filmore walks through showing us how prayer both cleans up today's mess and deadbolts the door against tomorrow's attack. Forgiveness isn't soft; it's spiritual warfare.

Scripture References Matthew 6:12–13

2 Timothy 4:2

Ephesians 4:26–27

Ephesians 4:32

Psalm 139:23–24

Romans 12:19

Matthew 18:32–35

Colossians 2:13–14

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The Prayer That Combats Worry — When You Pray, Week 3 Pastor Filmore teaches on "Give us today our daily bread," inviting us to trust God for today's provision and reclaim the time we lose to worry.

Scripture Matthew 6:11

Matthew 6:25–26

Matthew 6:27

Luke 11:2

Exodus 16

Psalm 37:25

Lamentations 3:22–23

Ephesians 3:20

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The Kingdom Way — Prayer Series, Week 2 Alex teaches on "Your kingdom come, Your will be done," offering a simple, practical way to pray, trade self-reliance for trust in Jesus, and live the Kingdom way in everyday life.

Scripture References

Matthew 6:9–13

Luke 17:21

Jeremiah 17:5–6

Proverbs 3:5–6

Jeremiah 33:3

Psalm 119:105

Proverbs 18:21

Matthew 11:30

Matthew 6:33

Jonah 1–2

Matthew 14:29–31

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Prayer is more than asking, it is the starting point of intimacy with God. In this message, Pastor Filmore reminds us that prayer begins not with our needs, but with our Father.

True prayer is not about eloquent words, but about confidence and trust in the Father who already loves us.

This week, start your prayers with worship. Anchor yourself in who He is, and discover the intimacy that changes everything.

Scripture Reference:

Luke 11:1-2

John 15:5

1 John 4:19

Matthew 6:9

Hebrews 4:16

John 11:3

Isaiah 55:8–9

Proverbs 3:5–6

John 16:33

Nehemiah 1:5

Psalm 34:3

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Who but the creator can determine the identity of the creation? Who but God can tell us who we are?

This week, Pastor Levi closes out our sermon series with a message titled The True You: A Servant. He reminds us that our identity as a servant brings about true freedom. In John 13, we see Jesus, fully aware of His authority and blessing from the Father, choose to serve by washing the feet of His disciples.

The Bible lets us know that the true manifestation of power is in serving. It is to be in connected and in community with His people. But how often are we closed-fisted, protective of what we call "mine"? In reality, Scripture reveals that every blessing from God was never meant to stop with one person, it was always intended for the many.

Society often convinces us that being a servant is beneath us. That we're meant to take, to climb, and to build our own name. But if the Creator is the one who defines the creation, then we must look to Jesus to understand who we truly are. Reclaiming our identity as servants is the path to both fulfillment and freedom.

So this week, regardless of how loud the world gets, remind yourself that true leadership always begin with a servant's heart.

Scripture Reference:

• Genesis 1:26 -28
• Colossians 1:15-16
• John 13:3-9, 12-17
• 1 Peter 4:10
• Matthew 20:28
• Ephesians 2:8-10

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Where does your identity lie? Are you striving for approval, or resting in the intimacy of being God's child?

This week, Pastor Filmore preached on "The Name That Matters Most", a message about moving from performance to deep relationship. Through the story of the prodigal son in Luke 15, we're reminded that God's love isn't earned, it's received. Whether you've run from God or you've stayed home bound by duty, the Father is still pursuing you.

As long as you try to impress Jesus, you'll miss intimacy with Him. Your joy doesn't come from your spiritual resume it comes from being known by God. God is not looking for spiritual employees, He is adopting children into His family. His grace is not limited, and His love knows no bounds.

This week, shift your posture. Start your prayers with worship, not requests. Come to God as His child.

Scripture Reference:

• John 1:12
• Mathew 7:22-23
• Luke 15:11-32
• Acts 17:25
• Psalms 50:12
• Romans 8:32

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Is your faith small in quantity or weak in quality?

This week, Pastor Campbell takes us through Mark 9, where we witness an unforgettable encounter between Jesus and a desperate father seeking deliverance for his son. The father asks Jesus if He can do anything to save his son, and Jesus, rebuking the man's tentativeness, responds, "All things are possible for the one who believes." In that moment, the father models for us a heart posture we should constantly find ourselves in. He says, "I do believe; help my unbelief."

We live in a world that tells us we need to be polished, confident, and spiritually perfect before we can come to Jesus. But in Mark 9, this father shows us a better way. We're called to come desperate, honest, full of worship, and anchored in trust, because Jesus doesn't respond to flawless faith. He responds to genuine faith.

Too often, we believe we have to strive more and clean ourselves up before God will move. But Pastor Campbell reminds us that real faith isn't rooted in effort. It's rooted in an authentic relationship with the Father. A faith small in quantity, like a mustard seed, but not weak in quality, can move mountains.

This week, be encouraged. There is no shame in crying out to God in uncertainty. You don't have to be a superhero of faith for God to meet you. You just have to be faithful, and that's possible for all of us.

Scripture References:

• Mark 9:14-29
• Matthew 17:14-20
• Mark 4:31

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