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What happens when we forget how much we've been forgiven? Judgment grows. Wonder fades. Grace becomes harder to give. In Luke 7, Jesus reminds us that people who never get over grace become people who freely extend it. Because when we truly understand what He's done for us, it changes the way we see everyone else. JOIN US THIS SUNDAY Plan a Visit (Seattle, WA) →  https://www.onechurchnw.co/visit N...

Some battles can't be won with strength alone. Depression. Fear. Temptation. Discouragement. Ephesians reminds us that the greatest fight of the Christian life isn't against flesh and blood. It's the daily decision to trust Jesus, stand firm in our identity, stay close to the Father, and keep our eyes fixed on Him. This message explores three simple but powerful postures for spiritual warfare: sta...

What if the world has been wrong about what maturity looks like? Our culture tells us to trust ourselves, build our own lives, and depend on no one.  But Jesus tells a different story. In this message from Luke 15, we discover that both the rebellious younger son and the self righteous older son believed the same lie: that life is better apart from the Father. The truth is, we never mature beyond...

What happens when we remove God from the center of our lives? Romans 1 paints an honest picture of what happens when we exchange the Creator for created things and begin living according to our own desires. It's a difficult passage, but one that ultimately points us to the hope of the gospel. Because before God rescues us, He helps us see what we're being rescued from. JOIN US THIS SUNDAY Plan a V...

The gospel is familiar to many of us. We've heard the stories. We know the verses. We can explain the message. But have we experienced its power? In this opening message from Romans, we're invited to rediscover the good news of Jesus and the life changing power found in Him. JOIN US THIS SUNDAY Plan a Visit (Seattle, WA) → https://www.onechurchnw.co/visit Next Steps → https://www.onechurchnw.co/pa...

Why am I not more joyful? Most of us know what it's like to feel joy one moment and lose it the next. In this message, Pastor Levi looks at Luke 15 and Jesus' story of the lost coin to discover that real joy isn't found in comfort, success, or having everything go our way. It's found in the heart of God. As we learn to see ourselves the way God sees us and join Him in seeking what's lost, we disco...

What if the thing keeping you from freedom is actually how much you're thinking about yourself? In this message, Pastor Addison looks at Galatians 2:20 and Peter's journey with Jesus to discover a freedom that doesn't come from trying harder, being better, or believing more positive things about yourself. It comes from fixing your eyes on Jesus. Whether you're stuck in insecurity, shame, compariso...

The direction of your life is shaped by the condition of your heart. As we conclude our Dash Between series, Pastor Filmore explores Proverbs 4:23 and the invitation to guard what matters most. In a world competing for our attention, affection, and devotion, we're reminded that whatever captures our hearts will ultimately shape our lives. This message looks at the danger of idols, the beauty of Go...

Have you ever felt stuck? Maybe you're stuck in a pattern you can't seem to break. A mindset you can't shake. A season that isn't turning out the way you hoped. Maybe you've been carrying disappointment, frustration, exhaustion, or questions you can't seem to answer. In this message, Pastor Levi looks at three questions God asks throughout Scripture that have the power to change everything: Where...

What if one of the reasons we're so restless, exhausted, and dissatisfied is because we've made temporary things ultimate things? In this message from Hebrews 11, Pastor Addison McIrvin challenges us to lift our eyes beyond the here and now and remember that this life isn't the end of the story. Eternity changes everything. It takes the pressure off today while giving purpose to today.  JOIN US TH...

This Sunday, we heard from 9 unique voices across 3 services each reminding us what it looks like to encourage one another, love one another, and serve one another well.  Different stories. Different perspectives. One Church family. JOIN US THIS SUNDAY Plan a Visit (Seattle, WA) → https://www.onechurchnw.co/visit Next Steps → https://www.onechurchnw.co/pathway Give → https://www.onechurchnw.co/giv...

You will spend roughly 100,000 hours at work over your lifetime. That's a third of your life. So why does it feel so disconnected from God? In this message from The Dash Between series, we tackle one of the most overlooked questions in the church: what does following Jesus have to do with Monday through Friday? In this message, you'll discover: ✓ Why work was never meant to be a grind — and what G...

Have you ever asked, "What am I actually doing with my life?" You're not alone and you were never meant to figure this out on your own.   In this first message of our new series, The Dash Between, we explore four biblical reasons why you exist, rooted in Genesis 1:26 -28 and why your purpose is far bigger than a career, a personality test, or a life milestone.   In this message, you'll discover: ✓...

CONFRONTATIONAL JESUS: The Freedom of Truth What is truth—and can we actually know it? In this message, we unpack one of the most common beliefs in our culture today: "There is no absolute truth." Looking at John 8:31–32 , Jesus makes a bold claim—not that truth is personal or flexible—but that it is knowable , and it has the power to set you free . "Then you will know the truth, and the truth wil...

CONFRONTATIONAL JESUS: Confrontational Grace In this message, we continue the Confrontational Jesus series with a truth that both confronts and frees us: grace is a gift—but it's not always easy to receive. Looking at Ephesians 2:1–10, we're reminded that our lives are not built on our effort, but on God's grace. As A.W. Tozer once said, "What comes to your mind when you think about God is the mos...

CONFRONTATIONAL JESUS: You Need Help In this message, we continue the Confrontational Jesus series with a truth many of us resist—but desperately need: you need help . Looking at Ephesians 2:1–10 , we're reminded that our lives are not built on our effort, but on God's grace . As A. W. Tozer once said, "What comes to your mind when you think about God is the most important thing about you." Becaus...

CONFRONTATIONAL JESUS: DIY Jesus & B.Y.O.B. "Build Your Own Bible" In this message, we confront a subtle but dangerous lie: you can follow Jesus while editing His Word. Looking at 2 Timothy 3:16–17 , we're reminded that all Scripture is God-breathed —not just the parts we like. A.W. Tozer once said, "What comes to your mind when you think about God is the most important thing about you." That rais...

Confrontational Jesus In this message, we begin the Confrontational Jesus series by looking at John 1:1–14 and how Jesus doesn't just comfort us—He confronts us . Because He loves us, He challenges the lies we believe and calls us into truth. What you believe shapes how you live. And many of the ideas we think are "new" today are actually ancient distortions of who Jesus is . The early church call...

Easter Sunday: 3 Reasons Why You Need to Give Your Life to Jesus In this Easter message, we look at the resurrection of Jesus in Matthew 28:1–10 and why it's not just something to consider—it's something that changes everything. If Jesus truly rose from the dead, then this isn't moderately important… it's infinitely important . The resurrection is the moment history hinges on. The stone wasn't rol...

Good Friday: Why Do We Call It Good? In this Good Friday message, we wrestle with a real question: what's so good about Good Friday? Jesus was beaten, humiliated, and executed in one of the most brutal and shameful ways imaginable. Crucifixion wasn't unique—thousands died this way. So why are we still talking about this death? The answer is found in one powerful word: "for." As prophesied in Isaia...

Palm Sunday: Jesus Is  King In this Palm Sunday message, we look at the arrival of Jesus and the unexpected nature of His authority . While many were looking for a King who would meet their expectations, Jesus entered on His own terms—inviting us to surrender our throne and follow Him. In John 12 , the crowds cry out "Hosanna," meaning "God save us." It's a declaration of kingship. But acknowledgi...

Awkward Church: Awkward Conversations In this final message from the Awkward Church series , we talk about something most people avoid but desperately need: difficult conversations . We all want deep relationships and real community—but those things are impossible without learning how to handle conflict . Jesus says in Matthew 5:9 , "Blessed are the peacemakers." Not peacekeepers— peacemakers . Pe...

Awkward Church | Why Christians Raise Their Hands || Filmore Bouldes In this message from the Awkward Church series , we explore a biblical practice that can sometimes feel uncomfortable: raising our hands in worship . For some people it's normal, especially if they grew up in expressive church traditions. For others it can feel confusing or unfamiliar. But the real question isn't what our backgro...

Awkward Church: 5 Most Important Things You Should Know About Prophecy In this message from the Awkward Church series , we explore one of the most misunderstood topics in the church today: the gift of prophecy . For some Christians, prophecy feels unfamiliar or uncomfortable. Others may have experienced misuse or abuse of spiritual gifts. But instead of forming our beliefs around experiences—good...

Awkward Church: Speaking in Tongues  In this message from our Awkward Church series, we lean into one of the most misunderstood and debated spiritual gifts in the Bible: speaking in tongues . For many, this topic produces curiosity, confusion, or even anxiety. Some grew up in environments where tongues were manipulated as a badge of spirituality. Others grew up in churches that avoided it altogeth...