ONE&ALL Daily Podcast

Pastor Dru addresses the divisive tendencies within both society and the Christian community, urging believers to follow Jesus' example of embracing a "both-and" approach in their faith journey by balancing teaching and compassionate action.

Pastor Heather Jarvie discusses the story of Jesus healing a man blind from birth, highlighting how it wasn't just a miracle of physical sight but also one that opened the man's spiritual eyes. She emphasizes the importance of seeing and responding to both physical and spiritual needs as an expression of true care and shares how this mirrors Jesus' ministry.

Marissa Armit discusses how generational cycles can be seen as patterns influenced by the choices of past generations, emphasizing the importance of creating positive cycles through mentorship and God-centered relationships.

Pastor Danielle Frazer shares a powerful moment from the life of Mary, showcasing her humble and generous act of anointing Jesus' feet with a costly perfume, highlighting her devotion and love in contrast to Judas' criticism.

Pastor Michael discusses the experience of spiritual awareness in India and parallels it with Paul's feelings in Athens, where he was moved by the sight of idols and the spiritual blindness of the people, prompting him to act.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez shares how a friend with similar wounds met him in his pain and helped him see that Jesus heals and turns the healed into healers. He points to Christ’s wounds and resurrection as the source of true restoration.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings encourages us to run the race of faith with endurance, laying aside hindrances and fixing our eyes on Jesus, who endured the cross and strengthens us to keep going.

Pastor Natalie Morris reflects on Acts 2:42–47 and invites us, whatever our season, to pursue authentic fellowship—sharing meals, praying, practicing generosity, and meeting regularly. She challenges us to take one simple step today and watch how God moves.

Pastor Michael Kisaka warns that Israel’s downfall began when leaders like Solomon, Jeroboam, Jehu, and Amaziah tolerated “high places,” letting idols capture their hearts and lead the people astray. He urges us to examine our own lives for anything elevated above God.

Pastor Kelly Soiles speaks to overwhelmed, anxious days and shows how Psalm 27:1 is not just comfort but a weapon against fear, pointing to Christ’s presence as our stronghold. She offers a simple “Peace Pause” and reminds us to lean on trusted community.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez reflects on Psalm 16, highlighting David’s confidence that God counsels him, even at night, shaping discernment in the deepest places of the heart. He encourages praying for God to instruct our innermost being and to quiet competing voices.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings reflects on Scripture’s warnings about hardened hearts and prays for a tender, pure heart that stays responsive to God, drawing on Psalm 95, Hebrews 3–4, and Ezekiel’s promise of a heart of flesh.

Pastor Heather Jarvie uses the wonder of bird migration as an analogy for learning to recognize Jesus the Shepherd’s voice, urging us to be intentional about what shapes our direction. She points to prayerful listening, wise counsel, and Scripture as key ways God guides us.

Pastor Natalie Morris invites us to picture the awe of God’s throne from Revelation and reminds us from Hebrews 4:15-16 that, because of Jesus our High Priest, we can approach God with confidence to receive mercy and grace. She calls us to fix our focus on Him and bring our real needs before His throne.

Global Outreach Director Marissa Armit reflects on a busy ministry trip to Nairobi, Kenya, realizing the need to slow down and listen for God’s voice in the stillness. She encourages creating rhythms of prayer and journaling to hear Him.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez reflects on Paul’s greeting to the Romans, emphasizing that through Jesus’ resurrection power and grace we are called to belong to Christ and live in Spirit-empowered obedience for his name among the nations. Even from hardship, Paul can’t help but proclaim why he serves Jesus.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings reflects on the response “Here I am,” highlighting Isaiah’s vision of God’s holiness and Samuel’s call, showing how God cleanses, calls, and invites willing hearts to serve. She emphasizes a posture of availability to partner with God.

Global Outreach Partner Dr. Shingi Chizanga urges us to respond to God’s call like Mary, who said “I am the Lord’s servant… let it be to me according to your word,” instead of hesitating like Moses, Gideon, or Jonah.

Local Outreach Director Anthony Bills urges every believer to embrace evangelism as a loving, Spirit-led act of obedience, sharing Jesus with grace rather than pressure, trusting God to work even through missteps.

Global Outreach Partner Pastor Denford Chizanga reflects on Psalm 46:8-10, highlighting that God powerfully acts and invites us to first be still so our activity flows from His leading and strength.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez teaches that the Holy Spirit moves from hovering over chaos to flowing through believers, making us participants in bringing peace to a chaotic world. Jesus invites the thirsty to come and receive living water that flows from within.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings reflects on God’s invitation in Joel 2:12-13 to return with all our heart, highlighting true repentance from the inside out over outward rituals.

Pastor Kelly Soiles reminds us that prayer isn’t a magic formula but communion with God; as we bring our requests with thanksgiving, His peace guards our hearts and minds. She encourages simple, honest prayers that meet us in anxiety and lead us to steady trust.

Local Outreach Director Anthony Bills challenges us to carry the cross daily—not just after mountaintop moments—by surrendering pride, comfort, and personal agendas to follow Jesus.

Global Outreach Director Marissa Armit shares about a prayer walk in Nairobi, Kenya, showing how preparation with Scripture and reliance on the Holy Spirit can make conversations about Jesus simple and meaningful. She explains how releasing the pressure to have perfect words opens space for God to work through us.