Pathway Church Podcast

Have you ever prayed only to discover that nothing seems to have changed?  You're not alone.  This week we will be reminded to pray and not lose heart regardless of what we see.  God is at work even when it looks like he is not.

This week we will be reminded that the capital "C" church is not a building, it is a community on a mission.  This message is by Craig Groeschel and was shared with us through the generosity of Life Church.

This Sunday you will hear all about our plans for the fall season.  We are taking steps forward in spite of the pandemic.  You will be encouraged to make meaningful community a key part of your plans for the fall season as well.

This week we will wrap up our 4 weeks series on calling.  We will find out how we can take practical steps in the direction of God’s will for our lives as we pursue our calling.  

This week some of our teens will be hosting the service and leading in worship.  We will continue our series about CALLING and learn about 4 ways that God will lead us into His specific will for our lives.

Did you know that following Jesus means stepping into your calling as a priest?  Find this hard to believe?  Tune in to find out more as we examine what the New Testament has to say about who we are CALLED to be.

This week we begin a series all about discovering and answering the call of God on your life.  Every wonder what unique thing God had in mind for you?  Join us over the next three weeks as we learn together what it means to be CALLED.

As we find ourselves in the middle of a pandemic, wondering what is next, it is easy to look back and wish for the good old days of the past. What is it that causes us to focus on yesterday's highlights instead of what God is providing today?

In this message, Carey Nieuwhof walks us through the danger of compromise.  Surprisingly, compromise never starts with the big stuff. It’s way more subtle than that. When you see how compromise starts, you can change it. Special thanks to Connexus Community Church for allowing us to share the TO BE LIST message series with our church.

In this message, Carey Nieuwhof reminds us of the significance of developing our character.  If your life could be reduced to one sentence, what would it be? Special thanks to Connexus Community Church for allowing us to share this message series with our church.

The world has embraced hand washing in a new way during the COVID-19 pandemic.  While we all take care to wash our hands regularly, we often neglect to care for our heart?  In this message from James 4  we are encouraged to cleanse our hearts on a daily basis.

As we celebrate Father's Day together, we will be encouraged to change the scorecard we are using to measure success.

In this message we learn how important our response to failure truly is.  We will be challenged to embrace a Biblical view of failure and to take practical steps to fail in the right direction.

Most of us can see with our physical eyes, but we all need to be reminded that it is not the only way to see something.  This week we will be reminded of the importance of seeing what God sees through our spiritual eyes.

This morning we we will hear Jason Dunn sharing his faith story with us.  Jason is the former lead singer of Hawk Nelson and now serves as our worship director here at Pathway Church.

This week’s message comes from LifeChurch.  We are thankful for their generosity in sharing this content with us.  John Chasteen shares a message about how we need to be careful where we sit.  We get to decide where our soul sits.

This morning we are finishing our “Times Like These” series in 1 Kings chapter 17.  We will learn together how our faith grows through the ups and downs of life.

In this special Mother's day message you will hear from Jessica Blais as she shares an encouragement with mothers about not losing heart.  It can be easy to lose sight of the significance of what God has called us to do. We must not become distracted, or lose sight of the significance of our calling.  This is true for everyone, but specifically for mothers.

In week two of our series we discover that God will require us to change.  Although change can be difficult, and tiring, it is in the change that we must constantly depend upon Him.  Thankfully he can be depended upon, and he gives daily bread to those who ask.

This week we begin a new series called – Times Like These.  It is easy to lose heart in uncertain times, but we do not have to.  Throughout this series of messages we will learn how to have faith through uncertainty.

Today we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus on Easter Sunday.  In this message Pastor Nathan will remind us that we should keep our eyes fixed on Jesus during this COVID-19 Pandemic.  When we lose sight of the horizon of God’s love and care for us, it is easy to become disoriented and fearful.  We need not be afraid … He is risen!

This week we are joined by Todd Cook (Connections Pastor), Madison Cook (Starting Point Group Leader), and Nathan Blais (Lead Pastor). During this Palm Sunday conversation we wrestle with the question “Who is Jesus?”.  Whether you are new to faith or a seasoned veteran, we know this message will encourage you.  

In this final instalment of our 1 Thessalonians series we are encouraged to listen to what the Spirit of God is saying.  Paul puts the ball in our court to listen and test everything we hear and to hold fast to what is good and despise or set aside what is not.

This week Pastor Nathan and Kirk Goodman continue our series in Thessalonians by discussing verses 12 to 18.  In these verses Paul encourages the church to honour those who are over you, help those around you, and to embrace an attitude that may not seem justified in the light of what is happening around you.

This week we continued our conversation about the future event predicted throughout the scripture … we call it the second coming of Jesus. Paul will remind the Christians at Thessalonica about what he had already taught them concerning the Day of the Lord. Special thanks to Paul Dunn for sharing "Wish We'd All Been Ready" by Larry Norman with us.