Momentum Church Podcast

While some churches avoid the topics of monsters and Halloween altogether, we fly in the face of the system. Not only will we talk about them, we will give proof that they exist. Well…kinda.

Every September Momentum begins discussing some of the most popular films released over the last year. We ask, “What spiritual truths can we learn from some of the hottest flicks in the industry? What can the best writers, actors, and directors teach us about loving God, loving people, and serving the world?” God has a way of sneaking his story into just about every plot. If you’re a movie-lover w...

Every September Momentum begins discussing some of the most popular films released over the last year. We ask, “What spiritual truths can we learn from some of the hottest flicks in the industry? What can the best writers, actors, and directors teach us about loving God, loving people, and serving the world?” God has a way of sneaking his story into just about every plot. If you’re a movie-lover w...

Every September Momentum begins discussing some of the most popular films released over the last year. We ask, “What spiritual truths can we learn from some of the hottest flicks in the industry? What can the best writers, actors, and directors teach us about loving God, loving people, and serving the world?” God has a way of sneaking his story into just about every plot. If you’re a movie-lover w...

Droves of us are unhappy, lonely, medicated, and discontented. Marketing campaigns hone in on our sadness, offering us antidotes that will supposedly inject happiness into our lives. We’re savvy. We know what’s goin’ on. But we still buy it. Literally. Jesus doesn’t want to be “just another voice” competing for our business. He came to initiate a new Kingdom on earth that would reflect the upside-...

Droves of us are unhappy, lonely, medicated, and discontented. Marketing campaigns hone in on our sadness, offering us antidotes that will supposedly inject happiness into our lives. We’re savvy. We know what’s goin’ on. But we still buy it. Literally. Jesus doesn’t want to be “just another voice” competing for our business. He came to initiate a new Kingdom on earth that would reflect the upside-...

Droves of us are unhappy, lonely, medicated, and discontented. Marketing campaigns hone in on our sadness, offering us antidotes that will supposedly inject happiness into our lives. We’re savvy. We know what’s goin’ on. But we still buy it. Literally. Jesus doesn’t want to be “just another voice” competing for our business. He came to initiate a new Kingdom on earth that would reflect the upside-...

Droves of us are unhappy, lonely, medicated, and discontented. Marketing campaigns hone in on our sadness, offering us antidotes that will supposedly inject happiness into our lives. We’re savvy. We know what’s goin’ on. But we still buy it. Literally. Jesus doesn’t want to be “just another voice” competing for our business. He came to initiate a new Kingdom on earth that would reflect the upside-...

Droves of us are unhappy, lonely, medicated, and discontented. Marketing campaigns hone in on our sadness, offering us antidotes that will supposedly inject happiness into our lives. We’re savvy. We know what’s goin’ on. But we still buy it. Literally. Jesus doesn’t want to be “just another voice” competing for our business. He came to initiate a new Kingdom on earth that would reflect the upside-...

Droves of us are unhappy, lonely, medicated, and discontented. Marketing campaigns hone in on our sadness, offering us antidotes that will supposedly inject happiness into our lives. We’re savvy. We know what’s goin’ on. But we still buy it. Literally. Jesus doesn’t want to be “just another voice” competing for our business. He came to initiate a new Kingdom on earth that would reflect the upside-...

Guest speaker Brett Andrews

The Trinity is sometimes called a “mystery of the Christian faith” – the #1 “X-File” in Christian doctrine. It’s the concept that God is one, unified being but reveals Himself in three divine entities, or persons: God the Father, God the Son (Jesus), and God the Holy Spirit. Since the Holy Spirit seems to be the most ethereal of the three (compared to solid metaphors like “Father” and “Son”), the...

The Trinity is sometimes called a “mystery of the Christian faith” – the #1 “X-File” in Christian doctrine. It’s the concept that God is one, unified being but reveals Himself in three divine entities, or persons: God the Father, God the Son (Jesus), and God the Holy Spirit. Since the Holy Spirit seems to be the most ethereal of the three (compared to solid metaphors like “Father” and “Son”), the...

he Trinity is sometimes called a “mystery of the Christian faith” – the #1 “X-File” in Christian doctrine. It’s the concept that God is one, unified being but reveals Himself in three divine entities, or persons: God the Father, God the Son (Jesus), and God the Holy Spirit. Since the Holy Spirit seems to be the most ethereal of the three (compared to solid metaphors like “Father” and “Son”), the g...

The Trinity is sometimes called a “mystery of the Christian faith” – the #1 “X-File” in Christian doctrine. It’s the concept that God is one, unified being but reveals Himself in three divine entities, or persons: God the Father, God the Son (Jesus), and God the Holy Spirit. Since the Holy Spirit seems to be the most ethereal of the three (compared to solid metaphors like “Father” and “Son”), the...

In the book of Luke in the Bible, Jesus tells his disciples that Satan has asked to sift them, as one would sift wheat on a threshing room floor, to separate the good from the bad. Jesus then encourages his disciples by telling them that he has prayed for them that their faith would not fail. Does God really allow sifting to take place in the lives of his followers? Some might say he doesn’t just...

In the book of Luke in the Bible, Jesus tells his disciples that Satan has asked to sift them, as one would sift wheat on a threshing room floor, to separate the good from the bad. Jesus then encourages his disciples by telling them that he has prayed for them that their faith would not fail. Does God really allow sifting to take place in the lives of his followers? Some might say he doesn’t just...

In the book of Luke in the Bible, Jesus tells his disciples that Satan has asked to sift them, as one would sift wheat on a threshing room floor, to separate the good from the bad. Jesus then encourages his disciples by telling them that he has prayed for them that their faith would not fail. Does God really allow sifting to take place in the lives of his followers? Some might say he doesn’t just...

In the book of Luke in the Bible, Jesus tells his disciples that Satan has asked to sift them, as one would sift wheat on a threshing room floor, to separate the good from the bad. Jesus then encourages his disciples by telling them that he has prayed for them that their faith would not fail. Does God really allow sifting to take place in the lives of his followers? Some might say he doesn’t just...

In the book of Luke in the Bible, Jesus tells his disciples that Satan has asked to sift them, as one would sift wheat on a threshing room floor, to separate the good from the bad. Jesus then encourages his disciples by telling them that he has prayed for them that their faith would not fail. Does God really allow sifting to take place in the lives of his followers? Some might say he doesn’t just...

This week sermon lead by guest Pastor Alex Poindexter of Polaris Christian Church

Mark Twain made the saying popular: “Faith is believing what you know ain’t so.” Many people secretly harbor, or publicly proclaim, the belief that logic, philosophy, archaeology, and – in general – all sciences stand in opposition to faith in the God of the Bible. In their eyes, “Faith = intellectual suicide.” Some would go as far as categorizing Christianity in the same file as UFO sightings, ps...

Mark Twain made the saying popular: “Faith is believing what you know ain’t so.” Many people secretly harbor, or publicly proclaim, the belief that logic, philosophy, archaeology, and – in general – all sciences stand in opposition to faith in the God of the Bible. In their eyes, “Faith = intellectual suicide.” Some would go as far as categorizing Christianity in the same file as UFO sightings, ps...

Mark Twain made the saying popular: “Faith is believing what you know ain’t so.” Many people secretly harbor, or publicly proclaim, the belief that logic, philosophy, archaeology, and – in general – all sciences stand in opposition to faith in the God of the Bible. In their eyes, “Faith = intellectual suicide.” Some would go as far as categorizing Christianity in the same file as UFO sightings, ps...

Mark Twain made the saying popular: “Faith is believing what you know ain’t so.” Many people secretly harbor, or publicly proclaim, the belief that logic, philosophy, archaeology, and – in general – all sciences stand in opposition to faith in the God of the Bible. In their eyes, “Faith = intellectual suicide.” Some would go as far as categorizing Christianity in the same file as UFO sightings, ps...