Pipeline.Church Podcast

Jesus is the wildcard that changes everything. In "House Rules" Pastor Jake reminds us that no matter what you have drawn, no matter what you have been given, no matter what you have done, Jesus has the ability to turn a bad hand into the best hand. 

We’re not raising performers we’re raising warriors. In "House Rules", Pastor Jeff reminds us that in our homes we should be raising our children for God’s mission, not for our own pride.

Submission is strength not weakness. In "House Rules", Pastor Jeff reminds us that biblical womanhood isn’t about silence or subservience, it’s about gospel-empowered influence. When women live surrendered to Christ, the whole household prospers.

God places Adam in the middle of this paradise. In "House Rules", Pastor Jeff shows us that a silent Adam is dangerous. A speaking, praying, leading man is a blessing.

The problem wasn’t the effort, it was the foundation. In the new series "House Rules", Pastor Jeff reminds us that the first house rule is simple, God builds our house. He’s not just the finisher of our plans, He’s the foundation of them and everything that follows.

We’re not just waiting for heaven. In "When In Romans", Pastor Jeff wraps up the series by reminding us that there is urgency to how we live because time isn’t unlimited. This is more than just doing the right thing. It’s about staying so close to Jesus that His presence shapes everything we do.

God doesn’t just want your Sunday. In "When In Romans", Pastor Jake reminds us that until we realize we deserve God’s judgment, we will never understand that we need God’s grace.

God is always faithful. In "When In Romans", Pastor Jeff reminds us that God’s plan is perfect even when it’s not predictable. We don’t have to understand everything to trust Him with everything. God’s plan is unfolding even in the mess.

If He doesn’t condemn you, why do you keep condemning yourself? In "When In Romans", Pastor Jeff reminds us that because of Jesus there’s nothing left to prove just everything to receive. Lay down the voice of shame. Stop trying to prove you’re worthy and start living like you’re already loved.

Grace isn’t a license to sin it’s power to live new. In "When In Romans", Pastor Jeff reminds us that sin didn’t get a makeover it got a funeral. We’ve been raised from spiritual death to life.

The problem was too big to fix. In "When In Romans", Pastor Jeff reminds us that we didn't just mess up, we missed the mark. It's not how bad we are compared to others but how short we fall from God's holiness.

His very nature demands that Good would prevail. In "When In Romans", Pastor Jake reminds that often times we play the blame game in order to get people to look away from our own brokenness. At The end of all of this, God carried out his justice, not on you and I but on Jesus as he died on the cross.

The gospel doesn’t save us, it shapes us. In the new series "When In Romans", Pastor Jeff reminds that Paul's letter to the Romans shows us what gospel power looks like, how it reshapes everything about who we are, how we live and what we live for matters.

Are you building something that lasts? On Father's Day Sunday, Pastor Jeff wraps up our series "For The Boys" by reminding us that every man leaves a legacy and it should be one that reflects God.

Ever wondered what real strength looks like? In "For The Boys" Pastor Jeff reminds us that God's call to men is to use our strength to love and lead like Christ. It’s about serving, sacrificing, and laying down your life for the people you love.

Godly men don't drift. In "For The Boys" Pastor Jeff teaches us that a man of God doesn't let pain, pressure, or public opinion decide his direction. He knows where he stands and why.

What kind of man are you going to be? In "For The Boys" Pastor Jake reminds us that men are called to always be watching. Keep your eyes open, head on a swivel. You are the watchdog, the protector of your house, and your family needs you.

Real men bow before they stand. In "For The Boys" Pastor Jeff kicks off the new series by reminding the men that they can't truly act like a man until they've bowed before the one who made them.

Pipeline Turns 10! Ten years ago, this church was just an idea—a step of faith. Some of you were there when we prayed under the stars, in borrowed buildings, with kids crawling around. Today we gather not just to celebrate, but to remember—and to tell the story God is still writing here.