Pipeline.Church Podcast

Sometimes we just need a Do Over. In "Do Over", Pastor Jeff reminds us that the grace of God allows us to experience a “do over,” not because we earn it, but because His mercy makes it possible. However, starting fresh requires us to train intentionally, as Paul says, to pursue godliness.

Christmas Eve is a night filled with wonder and anticipation. But beyond the lights, gifts, and celebrations, there lies the heart of the season—the greatest story ever told. This story doesn’t begin in Bethlehem; it begins before time itself and culminates in a stable, a cross, and an empty tomb.

Love is not a momentary passing feeling or a shallow emotion. In "Christmas Stories", Pastor Jeff wraps up the Christmas Stories series on Love. Loving sacrificially often means giving up our comfort, time and resources. This is the way we reflect God’s love to others!

God’s promises give us hope that hard times are temporary. In "Christmas Stories", Pastor Jeff reminds us that trusting His plan allows us to endure seasons of pain with confidence in His faithfulness. Joy is not a quick fix it’s a deep trust that God is working for good even in our struggles.

Sometimes, the fog of life can obscure God’s promises. In "Christmas Stories", Pastor Jeff kicks off our Christmas series by reminding us that because we can't see the full picture or have immediate answers doesn't mean God isn't faithful and His promises aren't true. Hold onto God’s promises, knowing He is faithful to bring light into the darkness, even when you can’...

Life is full of distractions and dangers. In "1 Corinthians Pt.2", Pastor Jeff reminds us that in every relationship whether in ministry or everyday life, let love be the foundation.

Love is the key ingredient that brings value to everything we do. In "1 Corinthians Pt.2", Pastor Jeff reminds us that a legacy of love is more impactful than a legacy of accomplishments. Love is the key ingredient that brings value to everything we do.

Our unity validates that Jesus is real. In "1 Corinthians Pt.2", Guest Speaker, Pastor Brent Deffenbacher reminds us that unity does not mean uniformity but that a divided world will take note of a unified Church.

Temptation can feel overwhelming. In "1 Corinthians Pt.2", Pastor Jeff reminds us that when facing temptation we must remember that Gods power is greater than our struggles, and we can rely on His help to overcome it.

Live your life so that you see heaven full. In "1 Corinthians Pt.2", Pastor Jake reminds us that the gospel is not something we could keep all to ourselves. The gospel is something God has trusted us with and we must share it with as many people as possible.

With great freedom comes great responsibility. In "1 Corinthians Pt.2", Pastor Jake reminds us that God cares about how much we love, not how much we know. We must also place other’s spiritual growth above your personal rights.

Relationships require wisdom and faith. In "1 Corinthians Pt.2", Pastor Jeff reminds us that marriage is a God-given relationship to protect against sexual immorality and to promote love and care between a husband and wife.

Living with dual citizenship is complicated. In "One Nation Under God", Pastor Jeff reminds us that Christ is supreme over all creation, including our roles as citizens. As followers of Christ, our understanding of leadership, voting, and engagement in society is anchored in the truth that all things were created through Christ and for Christ.

Unity does not mean uniformity. In "One Nation Under God", Pastor Jake reminds us that in a world of uniformity the church should be the example of unity. We must also ask ourselves, how do we become "one" with fellow followers of Christ.

We represent the Kingdom of God. In "One Nation Under God", Pastor Jeff gives us a few anchor points to lean on: church, school, and family. We must also remember that God is the sovereign creator and ruler over everything in our lives. He doesn't call us to reign and rule over one another, but to live in peace and harmony with each other.

In "One Nation Under God", Pastor Jeff kicks off the new series by reminding us that we should remain very a-political when it comes to some of the specific hot topics and candidates revolving the current state of politics. Instead let us remember that God is our Ultimate Authority!

In "What's Next?", Pastor Jake shows us what God can do in our next and what it looks like to impact others when we're living out God’s purpose for our lives.

In "Pray Like Jesus", Pastor Jeff wraps up the series by reminding us that natural human inclination is to gravitate towards vengeance but Jesus teaches us to reject vengeance and entrust judgment to God instead.

In "Pray Like Jesus", Pastor Jeff teaches us that prayer begins with a focus on God’s holiness and will, emphasizing that our primary concern in prayer should be God’s purposes rather than our personal desires.

In "Pray Like Jesus", Pastor Jeff teaches us that Jesus begins the prayer with a focus on God's holiness and sovereignty. We must also recognize God as the Father to establish a relationship based on trust and reverence.

In "Pray Like Jesus", Pastor Jeff kicks off the new series by emphasizing the importance of prayer and what it looks like to pray like Jesus.

In "Seeing God In Summer Vacation", Guest Speaker Scott Haagensen shows us that as Christians we need to be focused on our purpose and that purpose as Christians is to glorify God and build His kingdom.

In "Seeing God In Summer Vacation", Pastor Jeff emphasizes the importance of planing for the future with God’s guidance, setting new priorities and goals, and building healthier coping mechanisms for stress and anxiety.

In "Seeing God In Summer Vacation", Guest Speaker Jake Watkins shows us that With God your storms will always have a purpose, He will leave you never you and He never sends you through a storm by yourself.