Young + Adulting by CF Young Adults

Before God ever called Nehemiah to build a wall, He gave him a burden. Real kingdom impact doesn't begin with talent or opportunity—it begins with a heart that's willing to be moved by what moves God. In this message, we'll learn from Nehemiah's journey as he carried a burden, waited on God's timing, sought His direction, and rallied others to accomplish something bigger than himself. If you've ever wondered what God is calling you to build, this message will challenge you to embrace the burden, trust the waiting, and step forward in courage—because God never calls us to build alone.

Key Takeaways:

God often gives you a burden before He gives you a blueprint.

Waiting isn't wasted—God develops you while you wait.

Prayer brings clarity, and clarity produces courage.

You weren't designed to build alone; community is part of God's plan.

Jesus is our true Cornerstone, empowering us to build lives that last.

It's easy to look the part of a Christian while missing what God truly desires. In this message, Pastors Kate and Becky unpack Micah 6:8 and explore God's simple but powerful call: to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with Him. Discover what it looks like to live a faith that's marked by compassion, integrity, and humility—not just religious activity, but a life transformed by God's presence.

Key Scripture: Micah 6:6-8

Waiting doesn't just test our patience—it tests our trust. In this message, we explore Isaiah 40 and the story of Jairus in Mark 5 to discover how God works in the waiting. Even when His timing doesn't make sense and His footsteps seem unseen, He is strengthening, shaping, and preparing us for what's ahead.

Key Scriptures: Isaiah 40:27-31, Mark 5:21-36, Psalm 77:19

Bottom Line: How you trust God in the wait today will become your testimony tomorrow.

What do we do when God's Word confronts us with something we don't want to hear?

In Jeremiah 36, King Jehoiakim responds to God's warning by cutting up the scroll and throwing it into the fire. Rather than repent, he rejects the message. But burning the scroll didn't change the truth—it only intensified the consequences.

In this message, we examine the danger of treating Scripture like the king did: cutting out the parts we dislike, ignoring difficult truths, and searching for voices that affirm our desires rather than challenge our hearts.

God's Word was never meant to be comfortable—it was meant to transform us. The same Word that convicts also heals, restores, and equips us for faithful living.

Put down the knife. Let the Word do its work.

Key Theme: Fidelity and faithfulness to God's Word

Big Idea: Burn the scroll, bear the consequences. Harsh words heal.

Scriptures: Jeremiah 36, 2 Timothy 3:1–4:5, Hebrews 4:12-13, Revelation 22:18-19

What was Jesus born to do—and what does that reveal about why we were born?

In this College Nights message, we look beyond the manger and discover the mission of Christ. Christmas is more than a celebration of Jesus' birth; it's the announcement that darkness is being defeated and the works of the enemy are being destroyed.

Drawing from Colossians 3, we explore how our lives are hidden with Christ and how His purpose becomes our purpose. Jesus was born to:

• Proclaim the Kingdom of God
• Participate as Immanuel, God with us
• Perish so that we might live through Him

When we understand why Jesus appeared, we gain a blueprint for our own lives. We were born to reflect His mission and make His Kingdom known.

Scriptures: Colossians 3:3-4, 1 John 3:8, Mark 1:14-15, Galatians 2:20, Psalm 150:6

It’s Christmas season on the Young & Adulting Podcast, and the whole team is together for a conversation that’s equal parts fun and meaningful.

We kick things off with Christmas hot takes, favorite traditions, and childhood memories, then shift into a deeper discussion about how the Christmas story hits differently in this season of young adulthood. From the shepherds and wise men to Mary and Joseph, each voice reflects on faith, waiting, obedience, and hope.

As we look back on the year behind us and ahead to 2026, this episode is a reminder that no matter where you find yourself, there’s a place for you in the Christmas story.

In this episode of the Young and Adulting Podcast, Tyler welcomes Karissa — former Young Adults pastor, long-time foster mom, and leader of Christ Fellowship’s Foster Care & Adoption initiatives.

Together, they dive into:

• What National Adoption Awareness Month means for the Church

• The origin story of Christ Fellowship’s foster care movement

• Karissa's personal journey fostering 15+ children starting at age 21

• The emotional highs and lows of reunification, heartbreak, and hope

• The realities of the foster care system (how kids enter it, why the need is so great)

• How one family’s "yes" can change the trajectory of a child’s life

• Why every believer — no matter their season — can play a part in caring for vulnerable children

This conversation is packed with real stories, biblical vision, and practical ways YOU can make a difference.

https://www.christfellowship.church/foster-and-adoptive-care

In this powerful episode, Tyler sits down with Stephan and Anna Christensen, founders and leaders of Jesus Revolution, a global missions movement that has mobilized over 11,000 young adults across Europe and now the United States. Their story is filled with faith, risk-taking, and miraculous encounters that started when both Stephan and Anna received visions for Europe as teenagers—before they had ever traveled beyond Norway.

In this episode, Tyler sits down with Karlos for a powerful conversation about revival, freedom, and what God is doing across South Florida. Karlos shares his personal journey—from battling shame and addiction to finding true freedom through Jesus and Freedom Encounter.

You’ll hear how hundreds of young adults are encountering God, lives are being transformed, and revival is becoming a reality through consistent faith and obedience. This episode is packed with encouragement, honesty, and hope for anyone longing for more of God.

If you’ve ever wondered what real freedom looks like or how to stay consistent in your walk with Jesus, this one’s for you.