Pipeline.Church Podcast

The problem was too big to fix. In "When In Romans", Pastor Jeff reminds us that we didn't just mess up, we missed the mark. It's not how bad we are compared to others but how short we fall from God's holiness.

His very nature demands that Good would prevail. In "When In Romans", Pastor Jake reminds that often times we play the blame game in order to get people to look away from our own brokenness. At The end of all of this, God carried out his justice, not on you and I but on Jesus as he died on the cross.

The gospel doesn’t save us, it shapes us. In the new series "When In Romans", Pastor Jeff reminds that Paul's letter to the Romans shows us what gospel power looks like, how it reshapes everything about who we are, how we live and what we live for matters.

Are you building something that lasts? On Father's Day Sunday, Pastor Jeff wraps up our series "For The Boys" by reminding us that every man leaves a legacy and it should be one that reflects God.

Ever wondered what real strength looks like? In "For The Boys" Pastor Jeff reminds us that God's call to men is to use our strength to love and lead like Christ. It’s about serving, sacrificing, and laying down your life for the people you love.

Godly men don't drift. In "For The Boys" Pastor Jeff teaches us that a man of God doesn't let pain, pressure, or public opinion decide his direction. He knows where he stands and why.

What kind of man are you going to be? In "For The Boys" Pastor Jake reminds us that men are called to always be watching. Keep your eyes open, head on a swivel. You are the watchdog, the protector of your house, and your family needs you.

Real men bow before they stand. In "For The Boys" Pastor Jeff kicks off the new series by reminding the men that they can't truly act like a man until they've bowed before the one who made them.

Pipeline Turns 10! Ten years ago, this church was just an idea—a step of faith. Some of you were there when we prayed under the stars, in borrowed buildings, with kids crawling around. Today we gather not just to celebrate, but to remember—and to tell the story God is still writing here.

Faith comes by hearing. In "I Was There" Pastor Jeff Reminds us that waiting isn’t wasting it's worship, obedience prepares the ground for an outpouring and spiritual breakthroughs are often born out of unity and prayer.

When everything seemed impossible, God stepped in and made a way. In "I Was There" Pastor Jeff Reminds us that God’s answer isn’t always escape it’s a path through the impossible. Don’t panic, watch what God will do when you trust Him.

The light of Christ shows us what’s true. In "1 John" Pastor Jeff reminds us that we must be so familiar with God’s truth that anything false becomes obvious. Don’t just visit Jesus, live with Him.

God’s plan has always been a cross before a crown. On Palm Sunday Pastor Jeff reminds us that empty praise comes naturally to us but Jesus remains faithful even when we falter.

Faith connects our belief, our love, and our obedience. In "1 John", Pastor Jeff reminds us that real love for God leads to obedience, obedience is not burdensome when it’s motivated by love and victory isn’t found in effort but in trust.

The best way to find love is to run hard after God. In "1 John", Pastor Jeff reminds us that love is willing to wait for God’s best, not rush for the world’s way. True love is not a race, it’s a journey.

Our identity is established in His love, not our performance. In "1 John", Pastor Jeff reminds us that real love is not found in words but in action.

Knowing God is more than just words. In "1 John", Pastor Jeff teaches us that love is the test of true faith. The intention of living in the light is learning a lifestyle that leads us away from sin and closer to God.

Light changes everything! In "1 John", Pastor Jeff Kicks off the new series by reminding us that just as physical light reveals what is hidden, God’s light exposes truth, sin, and the path to real life. Are we truly walking in the light, or are we just pretending?

God is a God of second chances. In "Run For Your Life", Pastor Jake reminds us that that God’s desire for grace outweighs his need for justice. God has compassion for you and your enemies and the people you disagree with. God just wants you to Run with Him.

You can run from God but you can’t outrun God. In "Run For Your Life", Pastor Jake reminds us that Jonah ran farther away from God than it would have taken to run towards him. Sometimes we spend more effort covering up our sin than turning from it.

Every year Pipeline. Church puts on a special video presentation of both professional and collegiate players. These are their stories and how God has impacted them throughout their careers.

Scripture is like a coach you can trust. In "Do Over", Pastor Jeff reminds us that just as athletes study plays to execute them perfectly, believers must immerse themselves in God’s Word to stay on course.

Community provides encouragement and strength. In "Do Over", Pastor Jeff shows us that simply being present makes an exponential impact for others and how it strengthens community bonds. Community begins with showing up.

Life often feels like navigating an unfamiliar path in the dark. In "Do Over", Pastor Jeff reminds us that without clear direction we can find ourselves overwhelmed by uncertainty, making decisions based on fear, choosing on impulse or emotion and swayed by the worlds advice. God's word provides the clarity we need in our daily lives.

Do you treat prayer as your lifeline or as your last resort? In "Do Over", Pastor Jeff teaches us that when it comes to prayer and our spiritual lives, we often respond the same way. We try harder without God, we quit in frustration, or we settle for shallow, surface-level connections with Him. We must make prayer our lifeline in all things we do.