Pipeline.Church Podcast

Love without compromise. In "Summer of Sequels", Pastor Jeff wraps up the summer series by reminding us that truth and love were never meant to compete. Truth without love becomes harsh and love without truth becomes hollow.

Not every voice deserves your trust. In "Summer of Sequels", Pastor Jeff teaches us that every day someone or something is shaping your heart. Before you believe it, before you repeat it and before you build your life on something you're hearing we must ask one question, does this sound like Jesus?

Healthy Followers of Jesus never stop growing. In "Summer of Sequels", Guest Speaker, Chuck Atherton reminds us that as we follow Christ there should be increasing evidence that He is shaping us to become more like Him.

God's greatest strength is often revealed in our greatest weakness. In "Summer of Sequels", Guest Speaker Brent Deffenbacher reminds us that we cannot receive help for the life we are pretending to live. God isn't looking for impressive people, God is looking for dependent people.

In Christ, identity is transformed and purpose is restored. In "Summer of Sequels", Pastor Jeff reminds us that your past is part of your story but It is not your identity. Jesus gives us a new identity.

God’s strength becomes most visible when we stop pretending our own is enough. In "Summer of Sequels", Pastor Jeff teaches us to stop depending on personal strength and trust God’s power in our weakness.

God’s grace meets us in our brokenness. In "Summer of Sequels", Pastor Jeff reminds us that God finishes what he starts and He uses unfinished people to build His kingdom.

Endurance is evidence of growing faith. In " Summer of Sequels", Pastor Jeff reminds us in hard seasons we must take the next faithful step instead of giving up.

Faithfulness in the Ordinary. In "Summer of Sequels", Pastor Jeff teaches us that God forms strong faith through ordinary everyday faithfulness. Faith grows when you keep showing up.

Stop letting fear shape your thinking.  In "Summer of Sequels", Pastor jeff shows us that fear grows fast when truth grows weak. And reminds us that God may not calm every storm but He steadies His people in the middle of one.

Stop watching faith from a distance. In "Summer of Sequels", Pastor Jeff kicks off the new summer series by reminding us that some people are waiting for confidence but confidence usually comes after obedience.

Slow down long enough to remember who you belong to. In "Unhurried", Pastor Jeff shows us that what fills your mind eventually shapes your peace.

We live in a world discipled by noise. In "Unhurried", Pastor Jeff kicks off a quick new series by reminding us that what fills our schedules eventually shapes our soul.

A minute to consider moms. In "Real Love", Pastor Jeff reminds the moms that they don’t build their homes through dramatic moments, emotional speeches or perfection. In fact, they build it through consistency, sacrifice, prayer and showing up every day.

Avoiding conflict protects comfort. In "Real Love", Pastor Jeff shows us that when something is wrong, go to the person and do it in a way that leads to restoration. We need to step into what we’ve been avoiding because that’s what Jesus did for us.

Truth without love is harsh. In "Real Love", Pastor Jeff reminds us that we are not called to be truthful people or loving people. As followers of Christ are commanded to be both.

The world offers counterfeits that look like love. In "Real Love", Pastor Jeff kicks off the new series by reminding us that real love begins when we stop blaming others let Christ change us. We must also remember that self-awareness is not just emotional intelligence, it is spiritual maturity.

Run from what destroys you. In "Strength For The Fight", Pastor Jeff reminds us that If we fight the wrong battles, we lose what matters most.

We don’t just attend a church, we belong to the family of God. In "Strength For The Fight", Pastor Jeff reminds us that our faith is most visible in how we treat people. The family of God is not something you step into on Sunday, It’s something that shapes how we live on Monday.