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Staff/Family Retreat 2025 (UPDATE) Listen if you can to the flu-riddled voice of Randy to find out why this week is just a ‘bonus’ episode…. #ThankYouForYourGrace Let us know your thoughts by reaching out and joining the conversation with your questions and comments using the information below: Text/Voicemail:   407-965-1607 Email:   podcast@wholelife.church #ThisIsWholeLife NE...

WetMore Summer Series: Faithful Father - The Flood - Ken Wetmore Noah’s faith and obedience saved his family amid a world of wickedness. God’s justice and mercy are revealed through His covenant with Noah. Let’s walk closely with God, our faithful Father, trusting His wisdom and love. Let us know your thoughts by reaching out and joining the conversation with your questions and comments using the...

WetMore Summer Series: It Begins and Ends with Water - Ken Wetmore From creation to eternity, it begins and ends with water. Water sustains our bodies, shapes our world, and flows through the story of God—from Genesis to Revelation. Dive into a powerful message about how water reflects life, Spirit, and the invitation to be fully renewed. 🌊 #ThisIsWholeLife #WaterTales #LivingWater Let us know yo...

Voices of WholeLife 2025: God's Invitation to Pray - Amanda Maggard In this Voices of WholeLife message, Amanda Maggard invites us to rediscover the beauty and power of prayer, not as a duty or routine, but as a personal invitation from God to draw closer to Him. Through her message, Amanda reflects on how prayer can be a source of peace, strength, and transformation in our daily lives. Let us kno...

Memorial Day: Remember - Ken Wetmore This Memorial Day, we remember those who gave all—and how God has led us through every season. Let that remembrance go beyond one weekend. #MemorialDay #FaithfulGod #NeverForget Let us know your thoughts by reaching out and joining the conversation with your questions and comments using the information below: Text/Voicemail:   407-965-1607 Email:&nbsp...

Ruth: Faithful Servant of God - Ken Wetmore Ruth concludes with a complete reversal from where it began. Instead of death, we have life. Instead of no future, we find the ancestors of royalty. The story not very subtly points out that being a faithful servant of God pays dividends in the long run. Let us know your thoughts by reaching out and joining the conversation with your questions and commen...

Ruth: Faithful Compassionate Friend - Ken Wetmore The name Ruth means compassionate friend. In this story, Ruth and Boaz both show compassion. In this case, the compassion is almost scandalous. Let us know your thoughts by reaching out and joining the conversation with your questions and comments using the information below: Text/Voicemail:   407-965-1607 Email:   podcast@whole...

Ruth: Faithful Strength - Ken Wetmore Ruth was a strong woman. She moved to a foreign country with her mother-in-law and supported both of them with dangerous and hard labor. God, in his faithfulness, provided the strength and what was needed to survive. Let us know your thoughts by reaching out and joining the conversation with your questions and comments using the information below: Text/Voicema...

Ruth: Faithful Bitterness Is it possible to be bitter and still faithful? In the Book of Ruth, Naomi loses her husband and two sons. Ruth loses her husband and her homeland. Through the bitterness of this story, we see faithfulness sprouting in the Spring snow. Let us know your thoughts by reaching out and joining the conversation with your questions and comments using the information below: Text/...

Overflow Resurrection - Easter 2025 at WholeLife If you follow Jesus, there will come a time in your journey…and more likely many times… where He will deeply disappoint you…but Jesus will never fail you. The shed blood that seems to indicate death transforms into the blood transfusion that gives life…Friday’s crucifixion becomes Sunday’s resurrection…and Death becomes the blessed hope of the resur...

Live With Vision - Ken Wetmore Mission describes who we are. Vision describes where that mission is taking us. Without mission, the vision has no North Star. Without vision, the mission has blueprints. A person or church does well to seek God's vision for them. Let us know your thoughts by reaching out and joining the conversation with your questions and comments using the information below: Text/...

What If I’m Wrong About Jesus? - Dr. Heather Thompson Day Dr. Heather Thompson Day is our featured speaker for this year’s annual church retreat weekend, delivering messages Friday night (What If I’m Wrong?) and Saturday afternoon (What If I’m Wrong About Jesus?). To find out more about Dr. Heather Thompson Day: https://www.heatherthompsonday.com/ Let us know your thoughts by reaching out and join...

Church Retreat 2025? - Dr. Heather Thompson Day Dr. Heather Thompson Day is our featured speaker for this year’s annual church retreat weekend, delivering messages Friday night (What If I’m Wrong?) and Saturday afternoon (What If I’m Wrong About Jesus?). Resources discussed in this episode: https://www.heatherthompsonday.com/links https://www.heatherthompsonday.com/books https://www.heatherthompso...

What If I’m Wrong? - Dr. Heather Thompson Day Dr. Heather Thompson Day is our featured speaker for this year’s annual church retreat weekend, delivering messages Friday night (What If I’m Wrong?) and Saturday afternoon (What If I’m Wrong About Jesus?). To find out more about Dr. Day: https://www.heatherthompsonday.com/ Let us know your thoughts by reaching out and joining the conversation with you...

Live With Purpose - Ken Wetmore Know your mission/purpose. Make sure the organizations that you put your time, talent, and treasure into have purposes that align with your mission/purpose. Let us know your thoughts by reaching out and joining the conversation with your questions and comments using the information below: Text/Voicemail:   407-965-1607 Email:   podcast@whole...

New ID (Freud Braz) Following Jesus gives us a new identity and transforms the way we live. How can we truly achieve this new identity and, most importantly, keep it up to date and not let it expire? Let us know your thoughts by reaching out and joining the conversation with your questions and comments using the information below: Text/Voicemail:   407-965-1607 Email:   podcast...

Voices of WholeLife: Don’t Forget to Remember (Jose Montenegro) Our memories shape our faith. Just like Purim reminded God’s people of His deliverance. Jesus said the greatest commandment is to love God and others (Matthew 22:36-40). How do I keep that at the center of my life? What moments help me remember? Let us know your thoughts by reaching out and joining the conversation with your questions...

Unreasonable Church: Enthusiastic Inspiration You're either growing or you are dying. Members of an unreasonable church expect to be challenged and to grow. They enthusiastically enter prayer, Bible study, and quiet time with God, knowing it is where God's inspiration is found. View spiritual discussions with others as an opportunity to grow, not an argument to be won. Let us know your thoughts by...

Unreasonable Church: Cheerful Generosity In business, the saying goes that you have to spend money to make money. Paul worded it a little differently but had the same idea when he said that if a farmer only plants a few seeds, they’ll only get a small crop. God’s church is called to cheerfully and generously give their time, talent, and treasure. The reward is beyond what you can imagine. Let us k...

Unreasonable Church: Irrefutable Belonging Sometimes, church can feel like a place where only “good” people belong. That’s not at all the way God wants people to see His church. You have irrefutable belonging in God’s family. You don’t have to wait to be good enough, and if you don’t believe it, look at the people the Bible calls saints. Let us know your thoughts by reaching out and joining the co...

Unreasonable Church: Unreasonable Hospitality If God showed up at church in physical form, what kind of hospitality would be shown? What if you knew you were in the presence of an angel; what kind of hospitality would you show? It would be unreasonable. We would go above and beyond reasonable expectations. The truth is, every day we have the opportunity to practice unreasonable hospitality to God,...

Unreasonable Church: The Prodigal The word prodigal is often misunderstood to mean a person who does bad things. The word actually means “wastefully extravagant.” That is the kind of love God has for us, and it is the kind of love Jesus commanded of his followers: to love each other as He loved us. What could make a more unreasonable church than that? Let us know your thoughts by reaching out and...

The Good Samaritan - Anderline Bredy The Samaritan didn’t ask, “What will happen to me if I stop?” Instead, he asked, “What will happen to this man if I don’t?” That is the heart of justice. Are you carrying the bandage, pouring the wine, and overflowing the healing oil of the Holy Spirit? Let us know your thoughts by reaching out and joining the conversation with your questions and comments...

Overflow: The Ground People are more depressed than ever before. People are exhausted. People are angry and afraid. We live in a world that is dry and thirsty. A world that longs for living water. When we overflow where God has placed us we can create gardens and oases in what was desert. Let us know your thoughts by reaching out and joining the conversation with your questions and comments using...

Overflow: The Container (Dr. Melanie Bockmann) We don't have to be perfect to overflow. We may be a small glass, an earthenware vase, or a cooking pot. The point is what we are; the point is what we contain and overflows from us. Let us know your thoughts by reaching out and joining the conversation with your questions and comments using the information below: Text/Voicemail:   407-965-1...