The CLC Commute

In this final episode of the “Wisdom for Today” series, Pastors Grant and Afsaneh Roe tackle one of the most practical (and often avoided) topics in Scripture: money. Drawing from Jesus’ clear teaching that we cannot serve both God and money, they unpack why financial stewardship matters and how money can quietly become a master if left unchecked.

The conversation gets highly practical with four biblical principles for good stewardship: eliminate debt (starting with high-interest first), save diligently (including building an emergency fund and paying yourself first), invest wisely for future return, and give generously as an act of worship. A straightforward, grace-filled discussion on facing money head-on so that it serves God’s purposes rather than controlling our lives.

Sermon Study Guide: https://page.church/clcstudyguidewk33-26

In this concluding episode of the “Wisdom for Today” series, Pastors Grant and Afsaneh Roe unpack the message “How to Stay on Track.” Drawing from Proverbs 4:23–27, they explore the powerful truth that “what flows from my life follows what fills my heart.”The conversation walks through three practical ways to stay on track: giving God your attention (what fills your ears), giving God your affection (guarding your heart), and giving God your action (what flows from your mouth, eyes, and feet). In a world overflowing with noise and competing voices, this episode offers clear, heart-level wisdom for aligning your inner life so that your outer life stays on course — whether you’re heading into a new school year or simply navigating everyday decisions.Sermon Study Guide: https://page.church/clcstudyguidewk32-26

In this episode of the CLC Commute, Pastor Reggie continues the “Wisdom for Today” series with a powerful message titled “When Knowing Is Not Enough.” Drawing from Proverbs 27:12 — “A prudent person foresees danger and takes precautions. The simpleton goes blindly on and suffers the consequences” — he unpacks the difference between mere information and true wisdom. The conversation explores the God-given gift of foresight available to every believer, the importance of applying knowledge with discernment, and how the quiet voice of God’s wisdom stands in contrast to the loud, manipulative voices of the world. Pastor Reggie shares practical insights on seeking wise counsel, cross-referencing information with Scripture, and refusing to jump out of God’s order by relying on our own understanding. A timely and practical encouragement for anyone navigating decisions in an age of information overload — reminding us that real wisdom is found in the person of Christ and lived out through humble obedience.

Sermon Study Guide: https://page.church/clcstudyguidewk31-26

35,000 decisions. Every. Single. Day. 🤯

From major life choices to everyday moments, the decisions we make shape the direction of our lives. So how do we know if we're making decisions from our own perspective or from God's?

In this episode of The CLC Commute, we take a deeper dive into the first message of our new series, Wisdom for Today. Pastor Andreas explores what biblical wisdom really is and why it's essential for navigating life well.

You'll discover:

✅ What it means to see and respond to life from God's point of view
✅ The difference between godly wisdom and worldly wisdom
✅ Why the source of your wisdom determines the outcome of your decisions
✅ Four practical ways to seek wisdom:

• Look into God's Word
• Listen for God's Spirit
• Learn from wise counsel
• Lean into common sense

Whether you're facing a decision about relationships, finances, family, ministry, or your future, this conversation will encourage you to pause, seek God's perspective, and trust Him to guide your next step.

Key Question:
"What am I facing right now that I need to see from God's perspective and respond to the way God would respond?"

God promises to give wisdom generously to those who ask. No matter where you've been or what decisions you've made, it's never too late to begin walking in His wisdom.

🎧 Listen now, subscribe, and share this episode with someone who needs direction and encouragement today.

Sermon Study Guide: https://page.church.tech/638c7492

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In this final episode wrapping up the “Gospel on the Move” series through the Book of Acts, Pastor Grant Roe delivers the message “Stay the Course.” Using Paul’s harrowing shipwreck in Acts 27–28 as the backdrop, the conversation explores how Paul faced life-threatening storms, opposition, and chaos yet continued forward with endurance and faith.

Instead of self-preservation and scattering, Paul gathers everyone, encourages them, shares a meal, and gives thanks to God in the middle of the storm. The episode unpacks powerful lessons on throwing off what no longer serves God’s purpose (even valuable things), choosing community over isolation, and trusting God’s promises even when present circumstances contradict them.

A strengthening and practical word for anyone facing opposition, setbacks, or storms — reminding us that endurance and staying the course is how we see God’s faithfulness.

Sermon Study Guide: https://page.church.tech/9d7167ff

In this episode of the CLC Commute, Pastor Grant Roe continues the “Gospel on the Move” series through the Book of Acts with a powerful message on Freedom in Christ. He unpacks the Jerusalem Council in Acts 15 and Paul’s letter to the Galatians, showing how the early church wrestled with the question: “What must I do to be accepted by God?”The conversation cuts through religious performance, legalism, and man-made hierarchies to the heart of the Gospel — we are saved by grace through faith in Jesus alone. Pastor Grant reminds us that true freedom is not a license to do whatever we want, but the liberty to live rightly by the power of the Holy Spirit. It includes a new identity: fully loved, forgiven, and made new in Christ. A liberating and practical message about tuning our ears to the Father’s voice instead of the voice of accusation or comparison.

Sermon Study Guide: https://page.church.tech/527d9495

In this episode of the CLC Commute, we continue the “Gospel on the Move” series through the Book of Acts. Pastor Grant Roe unpacks how the early church at Antioch joined God’s mission through generous giving, radical diversity, and a priority on ministering to the Lord first through worship, prayer, and fasting.

The conversation explores practical ways we participate in God’s mission to redeem, restore, and reconcile all things: responding to needs with open-handed generosity, embracing a multi-ethnic family in Christ, and shifting from our own agenda to daily asking, “Lord, what’s on Your heart today?” A hopeful and actionable reminder that ordinary obedience and a heart posture of ministry to the Lord leads to extraordinary Kingdom impact.

In this episode of the CLC Commute, we continue the “Gospel on the Move” series through the Book of Acts with a powerful message on God doing a new thing. Pastor Grant Roe unpacks Peter’s vision in Acts 10–11, showing how the Holy Spirit challenged old paradigms, cultural biases, and religious baggage to expand the Gospel beyond Jewish boundaries to the Gentiles.The conversation explores how yesterday’s blessings can become today’s barriers if we treat them as tomorrow’s blueprint, the importance of trusting the Holy Spirit’s leadership even when it feels uncomfortable or faces resistance, and the necessity of prayer and Scripture as we step into new seasons. A timely encouragement to let go of what God is asking us to release and embrace the fresh move of the Spirit.

In this episode of the CLC Commute, we continue the new series “The Gospel on the Move” through the Book of Acts. Pastor Grant Roe unpacks how the early church went “viral” despite intense opposition, no budget, and no PR strategy — because they kept the main thing the main thing: Jesus and the Gospel.

The conversation explores the power of Spirit-led unity (“your need is my concern”), radical generosity, turning every opposition into an opportunity for growth, and the importance of every believer stepping into their God-given gifting and ministry. With the memorable line that “the enemy of our soul will always attempt to divide what God intends to multiply,” this episode challenges us to stay rooted in Christ, resist people-pleasing, and participate in the multiplicative movement of the Gospel today.

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In this launch episode of the new series “The Gospel on the Move,” Pastor Grant Roe kicks off a journey through the Book of Acts. He shows how the ministry of Jesus didn’t end with His ascension but multiplied through the Holy Spirit poured out on the early church — and how we’re invited into that same story today.

This week’s message highlights the powerful unity of heart and mind in the early church, their radical Spirit-led generosity (selling lands and homes to meet needs), and the importance of seeing potential where others see problems. The conversation features the inspiring example of Barnabas, who took bold steps of faith and believed in people others had written off — ultimately unlocking the ministry of the Apostle Paul.

A timely and practical call to move from self-focused living to Spirit-empowered generosity, unity, and bold faith as we carry forward the ministry of Jesus.

Sermon Study Guide: https://page.church.tech/da45f871