LifeSwitch Podcast

Most of us have asked an AI a question we wouldn't ask another person. It answers in seconds, never sighs, and never judges. In Part 2 of Human, Still, Clint looks at an old story about a people who were tired of waiting for God to speak, so they built something that would answer on demand. AI isn't a golden calf, but the pattern is worth noticing. We made it smart, and that doesn't make it sacred...

Most of us have asked an AI a question we wouldn't ask another person. It answers in seconds, never sighs, and never judges. In Part 2 of Human, Still, Clint looks at an old story about a people who were tired of waiting for God to speak, so they built something that would answer on demand. AI isn't a golden calf, but the pattern is worth noticing. We made it smart, and that doesn't make it sacred...

AI can already make your life better. Faster answers, smarter routines, a more polished version of you with less effort than ever. This series doesn't pretend otherwise, it really can deliver on a lot of what it promises. But in this opening message we ask the question that actually matters: can something make you better, and still leave you exactly as empty as before? An ancient story about two p...

AI can already make your life better. Faster answers, smarter routines, a more polished version of you with less effort than ever. This series doesn't pretend otherwise, it really can deliver on a lot of what it promises. But in this opening message we ask the question that actually matters: can something make you better, and still leave you exactly as empty as before? An ancient story about two p...

Last week LOADED made the case for giving first, a decision that goes before anything else touches your account. This week we look at investing. Jesus tells a strikingly powerful story, about three servants entrusted with a fortune, one of whom buries what he's given out of fear rather than risk, and gets confronted for it. His fear, it turns out, was never really about the money. It was about who...

Last week LOADED made the case for giving first, a decision that goes before anything else touches your account. This week we look at investing. Jesus tells a strikingly powerful story, about three servants entrusted with a fortune, one of whom buries what he's given out of fear rather than risk, and gets confronted for it. His fear, it turns out, was never really about the money. It was about who...

We've all had that moment at the airport, heaving a bag onto the scale and watching the number flash red. Loaded opens right there, then asks a bigger question: what if the weight we're actually carrying with money was never really about how much we have? In week one we look at a group of churches in ancient Macedonia, people living in genuine poverty who somehow became the most generous example P...

We've all had that moment at the airport, heaving a bag onto the scale and watching the number flash red. Loaded opens right there, then asks a bigger question: what if the weight we're actually carrying with money was never really about how much we have? In week one we look at a group of churches in ancient Macedonia, people living in genuine poverty who somehow became the most generous example P...

The journey from Israel’s impossible moment at the Red Sea to Jesus’ promise of true freedom, revealing how God confronts both the visible chains and the hidden masters within us. Through Scripture, story, and honest self‑reflection, it invites listeners to name their modern Pharaohs, trust the God who fights for them, and step forward into the new creation.  

The journey from Israel’s impossible moment at the Red Sea to Jesus’ promise of true freedom, revealing how God confronts both the visible chains and the hidden masters within us. Through Scripture, story, and honest self‑reflection, it invites listeners to name their modern Pharaohs, trust the God who fights for them, and step forward into the new creation.  

Inspired by the early life of Moses the sermon shows that true identity begins not with achievement or self‑definition, but in an encounter with God: You are seen. You are cared for. You are known. You are crowned with glory and honor. This is who you are because this is who God made you to be..

Inspired by the early life of Moses the sermon shows that true identity begins not with achievement or self‑definition, but in an encounter with God: You are seen. You are cared for. You are known. You are crowned with glory and honor. This is who you are because this is who God made you to be..

We've all heard "just have faith," as if it means switching off your brain and hoping for the best. This message asks a different question: what if real faith was never about how hard you believe, but about what you're actually resting your weight on? From an ancient list of ordinary people who trusted God long before we did, to a paralysed man lowered through a roof by four friends who'd seen eno...

We've all heard "just have faith," as if it means switching off your brain and hoping for the best. This message asks a different question: what if real faith was never about how hard you believe, but about what you're actually resting your weight on? From an ancient list of ordinary people who trusted God long before we did, to a paralysed man lowered through a roof by four friends who'd seen eno...

Last week we named the grind, the belief that a real connection with God takes more effort, more hustle, more doing. But what if that belief is quietly saying Jesus’ work on the cross wasn’t enough? This week we sit in the tension every honest believer eventually hits: if we’re saved by grace, why does the Bible keep telling us to do good? The answer changes everything about how good works actuall...

Last week we named the grind, the belief that a real connection with God takes more effort, more hustle, more doing. But what if that belief is quietly saying Jesus’ work on the cross wasn’t enough? This week we sit in the tension every honest believer eventually hits: if we’re saved by grace, why does the Bible keep telling us to do good? The answer changes everything about how good works actuall...

Think of a person you admire. It is likely because of what they have done. In fact when we think of success it is usually determined by progress that comes as a result of effort, hustling, striving, grinding. Yet when it comes to our spiritual health, it's different; it's about being connected.

Think of a person you admire. It is likely because of what they have done. In fact when we think of success it is usually determined by progress that comes as a result of effort, hustling, striving, grinding. Yet when it comes to our spiritual health, it's different; it's about being connected.

We started the series with a story about two brothers and a father who ran. We spent that first morning with the younger one - the one who left, lost everything, and found his way home. But there was always someone else in that story. Someone who never left, never wandered, did everything right - and still found himself standing outside the party, close enough to hear the music, unable to walk thr...

We started the series with a story about two brothers and a father who ran. We spent that first morning with the younger one - the one who left, lost everything, and found his way home. But there was always someone else in that story. Someone who never left, never wandered, did everything right - and still found himself standing outside the party, close enough to hear the music, unable to walk thr...

Jesus told a story about a farmer who had a very good year, built bigger barns, and told himself to take life easy - and Luke records God’s one-word response. We look at why comfort might be the most successful of the four things we all chase, why it’s the only one that never breaks you, and what it quietly costs: a life rich in only one direction. Then a harder question than last week’s - not “wh...