Do you ever feel like you can't be your true self? Maybe someone you know has so many walls around them you don't know their true self. Their interactions seem disingenuous. What if there is a different way; a way that has us tearing down walls and embracing our genuine self. Join Pastor Trever as he talks about the genuine nature of Christ in today's podcast. Music by Orion Walsh. 

Some gimmicks may work to get us to buy something, but do they work to deepen our faith? Do they help us love God, love ourselves or love our neighbors? Join Pastor Trever as he explores how different our neighborhoods would be if we resisted gimmickry and embraced purposefulness in how we love and live. Music by Orion Walsh

What barriers have you faced in your relationships, in your dreams, in your faith? Join Pastor Trever and Neighbors Church as he explores how different our neighborhoods would be if we resisted inaccessibility and embraced accessibility more readily. Music by Orion Walsh.

Have you lied this week? At work? At home? To yourself? Join Pastor Trever as he talks about when we resist being dishonest, we open ourselves up to amazing grace. Music by Orion Walsh.

In today's podcast, Pastor Trever talks about how we can resist exclusion by learning to embrace Jesus' model of inclusion. Music by Orion Walsh.

How are we changed when we resist hate and embrace love?  Join Pastor Trever in today's podcast as we hear a story of resisting hate and learning forgiveness. 

When we think about politics, it's often the left side or the right side. Elephants or donkeys, red or blue. But, what if we looked at things through the lens of being a neighbor. Join Pastor Trever in today's podcast.

Music by Orion Walsh

Join Pastor Trever as he talks about Jesus' commandment to love one another and the start of a new church. Music by: Orion Walsh

Join our guest, Seth Derner as he shares why we give our time, talents, and treasures in today's podcast.

Why is serving others important as a Christ-follower? Pastor Trever talks about serving in today's podcast.