ONE&ALL Daily Podcast

Pastor Dru Rodriguez reflects on Jesus as the model for serving without seeking recognition, reminding us that authentic love often bears fruit we may not see in our lifetime. He urges us to follow Jesus’ way, truth, and life by loving others as He loved us.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings teaches that worship is more than singing—it’s a surrendered, obedient lifestyle responding to who God is and what He has done, seen in Abraham’s example and Jesus’ call to take up our cross.

Worship Coordinator Kristin Groene reflects on how God faithfully provides for our needs and how distractions—especially social media—can stir envy and numb our awareness of His goodness. She shares her own shift from chasing status symbols to finding true satisfaction through time with God.

Pastor Natalie Morris invites us to slow down as she reads Matthew 6:19-34, calling us to set our hearts on heavenly treasure, serve God over money, and release worry by seeking God’s kingdom first.

Local Outreach Director Anthony Bills reflects on Jesus’ response to Judas at the table—choosing love, service, and faithfulness over retaliation—and challenges us to resist bitterness and control.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez reflects on Psalm 23:1, reminding us that when the Lord is our shepherd we truly lack nothing. He encourages trusting God’s care, protection, and provision as the Good Shepherd.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings explains that singing engages your body, mind, and heart, helping you love God with your whole being and imprint biblical truth through song.

Pastor Jesus Arriaga encourages a daily habit of remembering God’s works with gratitude, highlighting how thanksgiving, praise, and even a simple remembrance journal can strengthen faith and keep our hearts near to God.

Pastor Rory Eldridge urges us to pause and thank God for His work in our lives, highlighting a recent weekend with over 100 baptisms and powerful stories of life change at ONE&ALL. He reminds us that a grateful heart reshapes how we see a negative world.

Worship Leader Desi Whorton explains that the Bible tells the story of God’s mission carried out through His people and highlights the Great Commission as our ongoing call to make disciples. He emphasizes faithful obedience as the reason we know Jesus today and invites us to continue the work.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez reflects on the Transfiguration, highlighting how Jesus invited Peter, James, and John into intimate moments to witness His glory and reminding us that God reveals His power to ordinary people. He encourages reading the passage and asking Jesus to reveal His glory today.

Worship Taylor Cummings uses the image of well-cooked meat and cake to urge us to move from surface-level intake of God’s Word to an inward, life-changing digestion that shapes who we are. She calls us to let Scripture reach the core so our lives are transformed from the inside out.

Global Outreach Director Marissa Armit reflects on entitlement—especially feeling owed a break—and how hardship draws deeper dependence on God. She urges a shift from a small, circumstantial view to God’s big story of creation, fall, redemption, and restoration, encouraging confession and gratitude.

Pastor Kelly Soiles encourages us to face overwhelming challenges by relying on Christ’s strength, pointing to David and Goliath and the power of trusted community. We’re reminded we’re not meant to battle alone and that God’s power works in and through us.

Local Outreach Director Anthony Bills reminds us that Jesus is patient with our doubts, walking with us until faith becomes steady, just as He did with the disciples and Peter. There is grace for the process as we stay close to Him.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez emphasizes that God hears our cries, sees our pain, remembers his covenant fulfilled in Jesus, and acts in his timing. He encourages us to rest in God’s presence and trust that He is working for our good and His purpose.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings encourages trusting Jesus’ pace one step at a time, taking His yoke and releasing pressure to control the future because God’s plans are good.

Global Outreach Director Marissa Armit reflects on the complexity of grief—beyond death to losses of friendship, ability, trust, and identity—and warns how regret can stall repentance and erode confidence in God’s forgiveness, pointing to Proverbs as a God-given blueprint for perspective. She closes by reading Proverbs 4:23-25 to encourage a forward-looking, wisdom-shaped life.

Worship Coordinator Kristin Groene reflects on Leviticus as God’s loving instruction to set His people apart and points to Jesus as the once-for-all sacrifice who makes us clean. She calls us to resist cultural patterns and embrace renewal in Christ, especially as we approach Easter.

Pastor Luke Rangel reminds us from 2 Chronicles 20 that Judah worshiped before the battle, trusting God to fight for them, and challenges us to praise God in advance of the outcome.

Pastor Dru Rodriguez reflects on becoming aware of God’s presence as holy ground in everyday places, inspired by Moses at the burning bush in Exodus 3. He encourages asking God to captivate our attention so we recognize He is with us.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings urges us to call on the powerful name of Jesus, reminding us from Philippians 2:8-11 and Proverbs 18:10 that His name is our strength and safety. When we don’t know what to do, we turn to Him in faith under His kingship.

Pastor Natalie reminds us that Jesus, our great High Priest, fully understands our weaknesses, was tempted yet without sin, and invites us to approach God’s throne with confidence to receive mercy and grace. She points to Jesus’ honest, surrendered prayers as our model in seasons of pain.

Pastor Jahanna Fredricks retells Jesus’ parable of the two sons, highlighting the Father’s compassionate welcome of the repentant child and the older brother’s resentment. She urges us to silence the inner critic and receive the mercy that brings the lost back to life.

Global Outreach Director Marissa Armit shares how eight summers of leading at youth camp provided a steady anchor through major life changes, showing that God’s unchanging character and a Christ-centered community shaped her faith. She encourages identifying consistent practices and communities that keep us close to Jesus.