That Kairos Podcast

We are jumping into our new series, Let's Talk About It! Kirsten takes on a hard topic, politics. Many are outspoken about their political beliefs, but as Christians where are we to stand, and are we to speak out? Kirsten talks about the most controversial topics such as abortion, our current presidential candidates, and voting.

Our last message on the book of Matthew ends with Kirsten talking about the resurrection of Jesus. Kirsten talks about the stone being rolled away in a new light, it wasn't to let Jesus out, but so that others could see in and be persuaded that He was raised. Jesus says go and take my word and many of the disciples do that and we have that same call to action.

In this episode, George talks about how Jesus reached out when everything was going wrong with forgiveness and love. God is a God of second chances and always brings us up. George further explains how Jesus comes from the highest form of love and comes down to our form of love and brings us up.

In this week's episode, Tay discusses Matthew 25 and the parable of the 10 virgins. She explains how they were unprepared with insufficient oil and compares this to how we may appear to be Christians but not truly know Jesus. She emphasizes that Jesus wants all of us and encourages us to go through life with Him.

If you knew Jesus was coming back how would you live your life differently? In this chapter, it is during that time that Jesus had one week left to live and speaks of the end times such as rumors of wars, pestilence, etc. Kirsten breaks down the text and how it can be debated in many ways, but we do not know the time or hour; what we can do is live our lives glorifying God now.

In Episode 3, we explore the practice of tithing and its impact on your finances. We explain what tithing is and how it can help with money management. We discuss different ways to tithe, where you can make your contributions, and how to decide how much to give. Giving practical advice for young adults especially those living in expensive areas, like Long Island. PLUS, balancing tithing while savi...

George tackles Matthew 23, as we continue our Matthew series in the New Testament. Where Jesus delivered a series of teachings and rebukes to the Pharisees and scribes. This chapter contains important messages about humility, sincerity, and how we are to live out this message as Christians.

Special guest speaker Oscar focuses on the theme of being with Christ, belonging to God, and the importance of loving your neighbors and God with all your heart. Matthew 23 emphasizes caring for the interests of others as we do for ourselves. We see Jesus' peace in all circumstances and how he responds to others.

Kairos is a young adult community but what does that truly mean? This episode we dive into what healthy community looks like and how to stay consistent with Jesus through it all. With how the world looks it seems impossible, but having a support system will point you closer to Jesus and help you continue to grow in your faith.

Samantha digs into Matthew 21 showing that from Jesus' triumphant entry, we can learn to go into every place as Jesus did, with humble obedience and to point towards the kingdom. We explore that Jesus boldly preaches and draws people to him, He is the word, the word became flesh, and it is drawing people into truth and love.

Kirsten takes us into Matthew 20 talking about the parable of the workers in the vineyard. In this parable, a landowner hires laborers at different times throughout the day but pays them all the same wage, leading to a lesson on fairness and generosity. We talk about humility, servanthood, and the nature of God's kingdom.

Join us on our first episode of That Kairos Podcast, as Sam, George, and Kevin dive into Christian dating! The crew shares personal stories, do's and don'ts, and debates whether or not it's acceptable to pick up a stranger in your car while on a date! Leave us your thoughts in the comments. You won't want to miss this one! Check us out online: https://www.churchonthesound.org/ Inst...

George talks about how whatever God calls you to do He will equip you for that because only God is good. We dive into that heaven is eternity and earth is limited and we are called to sacrifice now for God, as we will see the reward in heaven.

In this week's episode, Samantha discusses Matthew 18 and highlights three key points: that we are called to be like children, sin and God's forgiveness, and by God's forgiveness and the power of the cross we can forgive others.

In this chapter, we explore the divine nature of Jesus and his authority over all. Our faith should be focused on the quality of faith rather than the quantity, emphasizing that our trust must be placed in God.

Have you ever experienced moments in your life when you felt completely in control and had everything figured out, and you confidently planned out your future without considering the Lord's guidance? As followers of Jesus, we understand that He orchestrates everything for our benefit. In Matthew 16, Kirsten elaborates on the importance of pledging our allegiance and submitting to Him, as this...

In this episode, Samantha continues our Matthew series and discusses how our faith should not be based on circumstances, but on the word of God instead. The story highlights a woman who kept her eyes fixed on Jesus, and we can also be inspired by her unwavering faith.

Matthew chapter 14, where we see Jesus feeding the five thousand, walking on water, and healing many. Taylor takes us into the deeper meanings behind these events and what they reveal about Jesus' character and His mission on earth.

Welcome to this week's episode where George dives into one of the most intriguing chapters of the Bible, Matthew 13. In this chapter, Jesus tells several parables that shed light on the Kingdom of God. Each parable offers a unique perspective on the nature of the Kingdom and its growth.

Kirsten dives deep into Matthew 12 and shows how Jesus looked at people with love and honor and looked at them as who they CAN be.

What is Maundy Thursday and what was the command? In John 13, Kirsten explains what Jesus did on the evening before the cross. Jesus showed His great love by serving and cleansing others, which shows us a great example of how we should serve and receive from others.

Guest speaker Joe discusses Matthew 11, emphasizing the importance of not doubting in the dark what God has revealed in the light. He breaks down the chapter into trusting God and bringing everything to light through Christ.

This week Samantha talks about the authority and power that Jesus gave the disciples and how we are to walk in that same authority today. We are to pick up our cross daily and be all in for Jesus to live in the freedom that is the cross.

Special guest Kevin Mckernan talks about the healing power of Jesus in Matthew 9. Kevin talks about miraculous healings that he and his wife have witnessed today in the same way the bible describes.

Kirsten helps break down chapter 8 and all the common questions around this chapter including freedom, demonic oppression, and healings.