Beacon Church Podcast

On September 24, Trevor Nauta contrasts the experiences of Saul (one of the most insecure characters in the Bible) and his son Jonathan (one of the best friends in the Bible) and draws parallels to our own experiences of friendship.

On September 17, Trevor Nauta expressed the necessity of friendship- that God created us to need other people, and we often lack true friendships.

On September 10, James Kim explored the normal but often difficult experience of "pruning" - trying times that Jesus uses to draw us closer to Himself.

On September 3, Robert Kelly inspired the congregation to know God more deeply and personally by spending time with Him in reading.

On August 27, Justin Varughese encouraged us to live with generosity that comes from the mindset of abundance that Jesus has.

On August 20, Robert Kelly explored the topic of biblical sexuality and how the church is to respond to deep cultural needs with truth, love, and compassion.

On August 13, James Kim encouraged us to treasure Jesus through the invitation to His wedding, the inspiration to know Jesus through His word, and the intimacy we share with Him.

On August 6, Robert Kelly continued his encouragement to view our spiritual life and the rest of our life as one thing, instead of separate areas of life so that we can truly experience living life with Jesus.

On July 30, Justin Varughese encouraged us to engage in the freeing practice of confession with one another and with Jesus, and he equipped us with practical steps to do so.

On July 23, Trevor Nauta invites the church to participate more fully in singing Jesus' praises for the sake of our joy in Him together.

On July 16, Trevor Nauta describes the pure joy that can be found in Jesus as we root ourselves in Him.

On July 9, Robert Kelly described the full integration between our spiritual lives and the rest of our lives that Jesus calls us to. He introduced the idea of a 'gospel mantra' that we can use to remind ourselves throughout the day of God's truth.

On July 2, Robert spoke about contentment in Christ and how it binds together all the practices we've been discussing in this series.

On June 25, Trevor Nauta shows that Sabbath is a gift God gave to His people so that they can rest and delight in Him.

On June 18, a video teaching from Craig Groeschel encourages us to use our giftings to maximize our influence for the kingdom of God.

On June 11, Robert Kelly finished the discussion on the simplicity that Jesus invites and commands of us- the life that enables us to experience and serve Him more and more.

On June 4, Robert Kelly encouraged the church the embrace a simpler lifestyle that focuses on bringing God's kingdom to earth and less on the worries, riches, and cares of this world.

On May 28, James Kim draws a connection between our identity as the bride of Christ and our practice of fasting. He encourages us to practice fasting regularly as we wait for Jesus to return.

On May 21, Justin Varughese described Jesus' practice of going away to a quiet place to meet with God, and he invites us to do the same so that we can be strengthened and changed.

On Mother's Day, Trevor gives encouragement to all the women that God sees them and is actively working for their good.

On May 9, Robert spoke about the human tendency to use tech to elevate ourselves above God, and urges us instead to use our tech in ways that help us to trust God's promise to elevate us in the ways that truly matter.

On April 30, Robert spoke about the damaging effects of hurry. Jesus shows us: how to: hustle correctly, carve out time for our souls, make time for friends, live intentionally, disappoint people, and keep our love and compassion warm.

On April 23, Trevor Nauta explores the methods that Jesus taught people to surrender their lives in specific ways to Him.

On April 16, Trevor Nauta explores the story of Mary and Martha and shows how, by prioritizing our love and knowledge of Jesus, we can put our other worries and distractions to rest.

Pastor Kelly opens us up to the new series, To Hell With The Hustle with encouragement from Jesus- that he can give our weary souls rest and give us the burden we actually want to carry.