Pathways Church | Beyond The Message

This week we talk about the importance of your testimony, your personal honest story and the impact that God can have on others, through you.

If we pause to reflect, the number of times most Christians will credit God for doing the impossible is truly astounding. Stories of God's goodness and faithfulness abound, yet when things aren't going right, it is amazing how quickly we turn negative and forget all the times God came through for us. Why are we so quick to forget God's faithfulness and to doubt that He will help us move forward?

Following Dan Seaborn's message on relationships, we discuss the four main points of the message, and how these ideas impact all relationships and not just the husband - wife dynamic.

If you ask someone, "Are you ready?" Typically, the reply is "For what?" Because they have no idea what they are supposed to prepare for. Sadly, despite clear guidance and warnings, many Christians respond similarly when it comes to eternity. We either don't take it seriously, or we have just been going through the motions, and we dont realize the reality that our time on earth will one day come t...

There is much concern about the Antichrist and the Mark of the Beast, but if the Church is raptured before the tribulation period and the Antichrist comes to power, do these issues even matter to a believer? This week, we discuss this subject and more.

This week, we took time for personal reflection in the middle of the series to make sure we are truly absorbing the content and letting it impact our lives. Join the conversation as we dig in a little more, talk about what we see as leaders, and discuss how this series is also challenging our faith.

"Jesus is coming back"; that statement in itself can be alot to process. But regardless of your opinion on the matter, the evidence supports that reality. So the question isn't really whether or not this will happen, but why the mystery? Why signs and warnings as opposed to a firm date, and if we had a clear date, how would we respond? We like to think that would strengthen our faith, but in many...

In the few short years since its public release, AI has quickly infiltrated numerous aspects of everyday life. In recent weeks, it has become a divisive topic. Will AI bring peace and prosperity or the end of humanity? As Christians, what should we think about AI? Is it inherently evil, or does this really all come down to our response to this new technology?

Let’s take the conversation of the week a little further as we reflect on what is happening with the nation of Israel and wrestle with what the proper Christian perspective should be toward the modern nation of Israel.

Last week's message focused on the "spiraling world" around us, the Bible's warnings about these events, and the understanding that these events were not detailed to create fear, but to offer Hope that God is ultimately in control.

Following this week’s message, we sit down for a deeper conversation about the authority of the Bible, why we can trust it, and how we can confidently know it’s reliable. We’ll also share some practical tools, helpful tips, and recommendations for anyone looking to develop a new habit of reading and engaging with God’s Word.

Join us as we talk about the very real tug-of-war battle to find meaningful rest in a fast-paced, always-on world.

We all work toward goals, titles and achievements, simply trying to feel like we measure up and that our lives have purpose. But the reality is that no matter what we are able to achieve, we still feel empty. The Bible tells us exactly why these things are not fulfilling us and how to find real joy in life.

Last week, we made some major announcements in the services, including a renewed effort to offer more opportunities for discipleship and spiritual growth. Join us as we discuss the importance of our daily spiritual habits and growing our faith.

We all set goals and targets for our lives we want to hit, but when it comes to our spiritual lives, we often fail to do that very thing. This week we reflect on the message from Iron Mountain Sporting Clays, and talk about what it looks like to hit the spiritual targets in life.

One of the most important responsibilities of every Christian is to share their faith with confidence. Yet for many believers, it can also be one of the most intimidating aspects of the Christian life. On this week's episode, we reflect on what it means to "fish" for people and how we can share the gospel with courage and purpose.

This week, as we sit and reflect on the message, we're reminded once again of God's grace in our lives and His call to us to surrender our lives to Him.

The Bible tells us that God is the potter and we are the clay, and just because we may have some blemishes and cracks, it doesn't mean He can't mold our lives into something incredibly beautiful.

There are different types of pressure in life, which can either destroy us or shape us into who we were always intended to become. The process of getting to the final product is often harder than we expect, but the payoff is worth it.

This week, we had quite the experience learning about beekeeping. Alan from Hug-A-Bee Honey was not only a gracious host but an extremely knowledgeable and passionate one. In this week's episode we decided to do something a little different and let you hear more of the interview with Alan, as He talks about Honeybees and how they are an amazing example of God's creation. Watch Video of Interview:...

Standing on the edge, feeling like you're being pushed? No one looks forward to the trials in life, but in those moments, we all have to make a choice: what or who will you choose to trust?

Join us as we get honest about "Honor" and how we all struggle to show honor on a consistent basis with our lifestyles.

This week, we reflect on one of the greatest threats to any Church family and discuss how important it is to remain uncomfortable.

We all battle against insignificance and wrestle with our self-worth. This week, we invite you to join the discussion as three Moms share their personal reflections on last week's message while navigating their lives, trusting in God's word.

As Christians, we often feel the tension of living for Christ while surrounded by a culture pulling us in the opposite direction. It’s a daily struggle—not just between right and wrong, but in the subtle space in between. We call it the gray area. And while it may seem harmless, too many believers drift there, living as close to compromise as possible without fully stepping over the line. But fait...