Willow Creek Weekend Podcast

6 PRAY: More // Albert Tate, September 7/8

When Paul writes to the Ephesians, he doesn’t just tell them, “I’ll pray for you.” He prays for them! And his prayer pushes past their circumstances to the very heart of life in Christ.

5 WORSHIP: Growing in Worship // Eugene Cho, August 31/September 1

What role does the Holy Spirit play in worship? And in what ways can our experience of worship as a body (and with our bodies) spill into our everyday lives as children of God?

4 WORSHIP: Worship Begins Here // Megan Marshman, August 25/26

When we roll into church on Sunday it’s easy to think it’s just another service, forgetting that we’re together to worship a holy God. But what is worship? And why do we gather and sing together?

3 SERVE: Made For This // Matt Wright, August 17/18

Ephesians 2 tells us that we are created by God to do work he’s called us to do, so when we serve, we are more of what God has made us to be than at any other time.

2 SERVE: Just Like This // Steve Gillen, August 10/11

In John 13 Jesus wraps a towel around his waist, gets down on his knees, and does the job no one else deigned to do. And then he says, “Do like I do.” How do we join Jesus in his humility?

Week 1: Welcome To The Party // Eugene Cho, August 3/4

What if the Church were where the hungry came to be filled and where you received the best meal you’d ever eaten? What if the Church were like a potluck where everyone brought his or her best dish to the table?

Let Them Come
Steve Gillen | July 13 & 14

Pushed the fringes, kept out of sight, sent to the back of the line. That’s how Jesus’ followers treated the children when they
came to see Jesus. After all, Jesus was too busy, too important, too distracted to make time for the little ones. But Jesus said,
“Let them come.” He welcomed them, he listened to them, he looked them in the eyes, and there he saw the glimmer of the

kingdom he’d come to bring.

What is Grace?

Eugene Cho | July 6 & 7

A Great Gardener
Megan Marshman | June 29 & 30

As the summer heats up, the fruit begins to grow; that’s what plants are made to do, right? But compare apples to apples and
you’ll often find a big difference. Great fruit is the product of a great garden. A great garden is most often made by a great
gardener. John 15 reminds us that the same is true for the fruit we hope to produce in our own lives.