Cedar Mill YOUTH Podcast

Ted shared some of his own story and some of King David’s story about how God has never forsaken the righteous. He closed with how God is writing each of our stories, and it is a masterpiece.

Pastor Dave discussed four ways to get on the path that leads to life for your inner soul.

Jayden Simmons shared three pearls of wisdom from Proverbs 3 about how we can walk the narrow path of Godly wisdom: the path that leads to life.

Jeremiah Nealon, Cedar Mill’s Family Pastor, spoke from Psalm 32 about what it means to be blessed and live the good life.

Emery spoke from Psalm 27 and exhorted us to meet with God, to rest securely with him, and to dwell with him.

Jayden Simmons, a graduated senior from our YOUTH leadership team, shared from Psalm 86 and taught about the importance of prayer.

Ty Collier, who is a westside Fellowship of Christian Athletes staff member, presented deep insights from the 23rd Psalm about how God cares for us.

Emery Berndt shared three practical things we can do to develop and nurture and active faith.

Tom Stephens shared how we can apply Psalm 37:1-7 in our lives to overcome the anxiety, fear, and envy that is so common in our lives.

Curtis Fowler, the Portland Area West Director at Young Life spoke about how iron sharpens iron and presented three ways we can be sharpened and gain insight into our blind spots.

We had a great camp last week with J.T. Thomas as our guest speaker. In this podcast, Morgan Salzman recaps the four evening talks given by J.T.

Luke kicked off a new series, God and man, with a sermon about relating with God. He used Psalm 1 to explain the difference between a person with substance and a hollow person.

Chris Webster, one of our YOUTH leaders, continued our Romans Road series and spoke about how, as believers, we have a new life in Christ.

Jayden Washburn, one of our recent YOUTH graduates, talked about how we should respond to the free gift of salvation.

Chris continued the Roman’s Road series and told us about the free gift of salvation that is available to us through Jesus Christ.

What does it really mean to be a “good person”? Most of us compare ourselves to others and think, “I’m better than some, so I’m doing okay.” But God’s standard isn’t “pretty good” — it’s perfect holiness, inside and out. Because of sin, we’re separated from God, and justice demands a consequence. Yet God’s love offers a rescue plan, bridging the gap between us and Him. Join us to explore this life...

Emery Berendt taught about how to keep trusting God even if we don’t see him working in our circumstances.

Freedom is the self-control to do what is right. It is not doing whatever you want.

The devil is a liar who seeks to devour God’s children, but we can resist and withstand his lies.

Those of us who have accepted Jesus as our Savior are children of God. We have been adopted by him, and as his children, we inherit many amazing benefits.

We are all created in God’s image and each of us has inherent worth. However, not all are children of God. To be a child of God we need to be reconciled to God through the death of his Son.

Luke continued the Imago Dei series and exhorted us to treat others, who are created in God’s image, with justice and dignity. (Errata: At one point, Luke referred to the Jews as a minority group. He intended to say they were an oppressed group.)

Emery, one of YOUTH’s senior girls spoke about our divine purpose to be with God and to do his will.

Luke wrapped up his Family Matters series. This talk explored how the diverse church at Antioch came together in unity and then sent Paul and Barnabas to evangelize other cities.

Luke continued his series: Family Matters. This talk explored how the early church was a family filled with common people whom God gave an eternal purpose. He worked through them to fulfill their mission and change the world.