In John 21, Peter is faced with a piercing question: Simon, son of John, do you love me?

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In this episode of the Resilient Church podcast, Jake and Mason discuss the paradox of Christian leadership: how do we lead people while at the same time remain humble like Jesus?

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Is it enough to just be friends with God and with other Christians? In this week's teaching, Jake addresses the importance of "befriending the world."

For the early Church, the most important relationship one could have was with the Church, that is, other Christians around them.

Friendship is so important, but it is more important to have a relationship with Jesus and let that grow our relationships with one another.

With the start of a new series, Pastor Jake teaches on the importance of seeing Christ as our friend. "No longer do I call you servants, but friends."

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Episode 6 of the Resilient Church Podcast! In this episode, Jake and Mason discuss what it means to take our thoughts captive. Our thoughts have a lot more to do with the way we feel than what we may think!

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In the last sermon of the Overcoming Mental Hell(th) series, Jake talks about loneliness and its detrimental effects on our overall health, as well as the benefits of being connected, communal beings.

Unlike anxiety and depression, addiction is a sin-problem. This week, Mason teaches on the harm of addiction and how we can actually let our sin direct us to Jesus.

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Many of the people described in the Scriptures experienced feelings of depression. How do we carry our depression today? What are we supposed to do with it?

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