Pathway Church Podcast

We all have expectations about what the future will hold, right?  So why is it that our expectations seldom align with our experience?  When Jesus arrived in Jerusalem on Palm Sunday the people cheered for a king, but this king did not behave like any king they had ever known.  In this message we will consider how to manage our expectations of God and we will attempt to set some realistic expectat...

This week Andrew Friesen our Family Pastor will be wrapping up this series and teaching on the Parable of the 10 Bridesmaids.

How should we pray? Is there a wrong way to pray?  This week we explore two parables (in Luke 18) that Jesus used to teach us how we should approach our heavenly father in prayer. DISCUSSION QUESTIONS: http://pathwaylife.com/wp-content/upl... ​

What happens when this life is over? Where do we go? This week we will be diving into the the parable of the rich man and Lazarus. This story can teach us a great deal about how we should live in light of eternity.

Today (in week 4 of our message series) we will take a look at the parable of the dishonest manager. This is perhaps one of the most misunderstood parables. The backdrop to this conversation involves Jesus receiving tax collectors and sinners. We’re going to peel back some of the wrong assumptions, hear who He was telling this story to and why.

Have you ever wondered how God feels about you?  This week we will examine the parables of the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the Prodigal son.  These three parables reveal to us how we become lost in sin and what God is willing to do to bring us home.

Have you ever wondered why God would allow evil to exist in the world? In the parable of the weeds Jesus tells us why evil exists and He assures us that it will not always be so.

As we begin to study the parables of Jesus, we find that there is one parable that stands out above the rest.  It could be called "the parables of parables".  It is one of the first parable Jesus ever shared and it helps us to frame everything else Jesus would teach.

This week we’re exploring the topic of Mental Health. We’ll hear from Pastor Nathan as well as some of our life group leaders with boots on the ground experience helping people through difficult seasons of life. We’re also launching some new resources that we hope will help with your mental health.

If you anchor your evenings and mornings, then come what may, you've already had a great day! This message series was created by Fresh Life Church (Levi Lusko) and shared with us via LifeChurch.tv. Thank you!

As we enter into 2021, we want to do so with wider field of view than just a year. That’s why we are asking the question, “Where do you want to be in 5 years?” or better still, “Where does God want you to be in 5 years?” This week in the series we are talking about setting goals. Victory is not going to be one thing you're going to do and be undefeated, it's going to be small things continuously r...

As we enter into 2021, we want to do so with wider field of view than just a year. That’s why we are asking the question, “Where do you want to be in 5 years?” or better still, “Where does God want you to be in 5 years?” In week 2 of our series we are exploring how to get started with the changes that we want to make. Want to dig a little deeper? Here's a link to some discussion questions: http://...

As we say goodbye to 2020 we are kicking off a brand new message series called "You In Five Years".  In this introductory message we will be encouraged to take the long view as we seek to become more like Christ each and every day.

Did you know that what we look at and focus on has the power to shape our future? That is why it is more important than ever to "pay attention" to what is grabbing our attention as we close out the year and prepare to start a new one. Let's take a moment together to refocus our attention on the things that matter.

Did you know that God will use seasons of Chaos to recalibrate our expectations? This week we will hear a special message from Jay Lehman and learn more about how we can learn and grow in uncertain times.

November 22, 2020

The Old Testament chronicles God’s redemptive, sequential activity in history. It’s a fabulous, gritty, epic history of the Hebrew people in which, over and over, Israel is reminded that they are a divine means to an end. So, maybe instead of seeing the Old Testament as a spiritual guidebook or a storyline that needs to be tidied up, we should see it as something even better: the history of God pr...

“In the beginning. . . .” can be a loaded phrase—one that forces us into debate and doubt. But maybe we’re missing the point of Genesis 1:1—a point Moses made to a world where the violence and injustice of the gods justified and legitimized the violence and injustice of human rulers. Moses introduced a radically different, unparalleled, and untested worldview. *This series was adapted and used wit...

Most of us know some Bible stories, but very few of us know the story of the Bible. And it may be surprising to discover it’s a story that doesn’t actually begin in the beginning. It begins with the accounts of a few men who sat down to record the death and resurrection of Jesus. It begins with the words of his followers who were compelled to document the events that had changed everything for the...

This week we will be hearing from Tony Jones about the missions work happening in Haiti.

This week Kirk Goodman shares with us just how powerful encouragement is in our lives. It doesn’t matter who you are, what’s going on in your life or what’s coming next – we all need to be encouraged. Knowing this should also spur us on to give out encouragement to those around us on a daily basis.

Without question, we live in a Post-Christian culture where, when it comes to Christianity, the feeling is “Been there, done that, moved on.” However, could it be that our culture doesn’t really know what Jesus is about? Could it be that we’ve spent so much time arguing the issues that we forgot to share the heart of God? In this sermon, Carlo shares the foundation he uses when talking to people a...

Every family has their own set of standards they live by... their code of conduct so to speak. This week Pastor Nathan will be talking about the core values that we feel God has called Pathway Church to operate within.

God is on a mission and we have been invited to join Him in it.  So what does that look like?  What practical steps can we take to continue moving in His direction?  This week pastor Nathan will be sharing 3 things we encourage every person who attends Pathway (or any church for that matter) to do.

Did you know that God is on a mission?  Did you know that He invites us to join him on His mission?  Have you noticed that we often get sidetracked by our own agenda?  It's called mission drift and it affects every one of us.  This week we will be reminded to return to our WHY and join Jesus on HIS MISSION.