Watershed Talks

in which our pilgrims tackle the big question, "What is the Unforgivable Sin?" Joining us in our unpacking of this big topic is our third time special guest Pastor Mark Feauto. 

In which our pilgrims record their first ever live podcast wherein the studio audience attempts to “stump the pastors.” Turned out to be a wonderful evening conversation are those tough questions about our faith with some surprising answers!

In which our heroes wander through Matthew 11:28–29, exploring questions like: What does it truly mean to find rest in God? And what might Jesus be saying when he claims his yoke is easy and his burden is light?

In which our pilgrims journey to ancient times and listen to the prophet Isaiah’s vision of salvation as a fortified city, but with open gates. Then they put this beautiful text into conversation with the story of Peter walking on water and wonder what God’s salvation looks like for us today.

In which our pilgrims dive into how we can hear God’s voice and what it takes to protect ourselves from being fooled by false voices pretending to be the truth.

In which our pilgrims consider the troubling sin of consumerism and how it has infected even the way we do church. 

In which our pilgrims are joined with special guest Coach Andy McGaffin. Join them as they explore how it our response to failure that makes the most difference, giving us the opportunity to shape and build character in our lives.

In which our pilgrims are joined once again by Pastor Tyler Thomsen and they have a riveting conversation attempting to discover the way God wants us to avoid living in extremes. Namely, how God knows that our healthiest lives can be found by striking a balance between shame and self-righteousness...

In which our pilgrims realize they’ve had enough…of not having enough. Is God calling you to practice something new? What would a life of ‘enough-ness’ look like? 

In which our pilgrims are joined once again by Pastor David Lyons from ATLAS, together they wrestle with what it takes to change and why is it so hard for many of us to find our way through?