The Everyday Church Podcast

Hospitality is more than greeting people at the door—it’s a way of life. Continuing our Everyday Distinctives series, Pastor David McGregor explores why hospitality is one of the unique callings God has placed on Everyday Church. Drawing from the life of Jesus, this message reminds us that hospitality is not a program or event, but a Spirit-led posture of love, grace, and truth. Whether around a t...

This week we continue our Everyday Distinctives series by exploring why NextGen is one of the unique callings God has placed on Everyday Church. In a world flooded with information, anxiety, and competing voices, how do we raise a generation with spiritual roots deep enough to stand? Pastor Randy looks at the biblical picture of the “last days,” the surprising spiritual hunger emerging in Gen Z, a...

What does it really mean to be healed? In this Father’s Day message, Pastor Randy continues the Everyday Distinctives series by unpacking the second distinctive of Everyday Church: Healing. Far beyond physical recovery, Scripture presents healing as wholeness — spirit, soul, and body. Through the Greek word sozo, we discover that the same word often translated “saved” is also translated “healed,”...

In this message, Pastor Randy introduces the first of Everyday Church’s five Distinctives: Worship. What if worship is bigger than music? Bigger than a Sunday service? Bigger than a moment of emotion or an experience at the altar? As Everyday Church continues to unpack its vision and culture, this message explores why worship has been a defining mark of the church from the very beginning—and why G...

In this message, guest speaker Luis Aran walks through Paul’s teaching on the Armor of God and reminds us that spiritual battles require spiritual preparation. Drawing from his years as a law enforcement officer, Luis compares the armor of God to the equipment and tools officers carry every day—each piece serving a specific purpose and none of it optional. Just as a police officer would never go i...

Pentecost Sunday isn’t just about Acts 2, speaking in tongues, or a moment in church history. It’s about the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit in the life of the believer and the life of the Church. In this message, Pastor Randy walks through the history and meaning of Pentecost, from Mount Sinai and the Feast of Weeks to the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in Acts 2. Along the way, he wrestles honest...

In this message, Pastor Randy reflects on years of ministry, the tension between encounter and formation, and the realization that many Christians experience God in moments but never learn how to walk with Him afterward. Through personal stories, honest wrestling, and a fresh look at the Great Commission, this message explores what it really means to make disciples — not just converts. This is the...

In this Mother's Day message Pastor Don Vining delivers a powerful and faith-filled word on breaking spiritual chains in the home. Drawing from the story of the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15, Pastor Don unpacks the authority of persistent faith, the power of prayer, and the freedom Jesus offers to every family. In this message, you’ll discover the “Four Pillars of Freedom” — declarations of victor...

In week one we asked a simple question: Are you a disciple of Jesus? Now, after walking through what a disciple actually looks like, we ask it again—but this time, it’s not theoretical. In this message, we confront a hard reality: everyone is being formed by something. The question is whether we are being intentionally formed by Jesus or unintentionally shaped by culture. Looking at Romans 12 and...

What does it actually mean to give generously? Not out of fear. Not out of guilt. Not because someone told you you'd be cursed if you didn't. In this week's message we're talking about one of the most abused topics in the local church — financial giving. We'll take an honest look at how Malachi 3 has been misused, what the widow with two coins actually teaches us about generosity, and why giving i...

What does it actually mean to advance the mission of Jesus? In this message we tackle one of the most misunderstood ideas in church culture — serving. We unpack the difference between a church that exists for itself and a church that exists for the world, and why that distinction changes everything about how we live as followers of Jesus. Serving inside the church matters. But serving people is th...

In this Easter message, Wounded, Pastor Katie Robinson shares a powerful reminder that Jesus didn’t just die for our sin—He was wounded for every part of us. He was betrayed, abandoned, mocked, and crucified… carrying both the visible and invisible pain of humanity. And yet—He rose. In this message, we explore how the wounds of Jesus bring healing, how our wounds don’t disqualify us, and how God c...

What do you do when Jesus doesn’t meet your expectations? On Palm Sunday, the crowd celebrated Him as king—believing He came to fix everything they were facing. But within days, their celebration turned into disappointment… because Jesus didn’t do what they thought He would. In this episode, we walk through Luke 19 and the tension between who Jesus is and what we expect from Him. Because if we’re...

In Week 5 of our GLAD series, we continue exploring the second movement of the pathway: Love Deeply. Most of us want to love God and love people well — so what gets in the way? In this message, we uncover the real barriers that keep us from loving deeply: wounds, shame, and the absence of safe, authentic community. Through James 5, we see that while forgiveness happens in our relationship with God...

In Week 4 of our GLAD series, we move into the second movement of the pathway: Love Deeply. Jesus said the greatest commandments are to love God and love your neighbor — but what if those two commands are more connected than we realize? In this message, we wrestle with a challenging truth: you cannot claim to love God while refusing to love people. This is a call away from shallow, surface-level C...

In this message we explore the second expression of Grow in Christ within the GLAD discipleship pathway: corporate gatherings. While spiritual depth is formed in the private place, Scripture makes it clear that our faith was never meant to be lived in isolation. Christianity is a “one another” faith. Looking at Hebrews 10 and the example of the early church, we discover why gathering with other be...

In Week 2 of the GLAD series, we take a deeper look at the first step of the discipleship pathway: Grow in Christ. While many believers long for powerful corporate gatherings and moments of revival, spiritual depth doesn’t begin on a stage, in a service, or behind a microphone—it begins in the private pursuit of Jesus. Drawing from Hebrews 5 and John 15, this message challenges the culture of cons...

What if we’ve confused church activity with actual discipleship? In this message, Pastor Randy walks through a question that has been shaping Everyday Church for the last two years: What does a disciple of Jesus actually look like? Jesus didn’t call us to build crowds. He called us to make disciples. But in a culture filled with programs, production, and noise, it’s easy to drift from formation in...

We celebrated 8 years of God’s faithfulness at Everyday Church with a powerful word from special guest Pastor Tina Blount. In this message, The Playbook of Life, Pastor Tina reminds us that the Bible isn’t just a religious book — it’s God’s playbook for living the life He promised. From 2 Timothy 3 to John 1 and Hebrews 4, we’re reminded that Scripture is alive, active, and transformational. When...

In Mark 10, we meet a blind beggar sitting on the side of the road while Jesus is passing by. His name means “son of honor” or “son of worth” — yet he’s living like a beggar. In this message, we walk through the story of Blind Bartimaeus and explore the tension between who God says we are and how we often see ourselves. What does it mean that he threw off his cloak? Why does Jesus ask such a speci...

In this message, we slow down to name the quiet exhaustion beneath our busyness. We talk about noise, marginless lives, decision fatigue, and the subtle danger of doing for God without being with Him. Through Scripture, personal story, and the ancient practice of Sabbath, we’re reminded that rest is not weakness — it’s worship. This isn’t a call to legalism or productivity hacks. It’s an invitatio...

What if the noise in our lives isn’t the real problem—just the symptom? In Week 3 of our Simple series, we go beneath the surface to explore how internal wounds, unresolved pain, and divided hearts quietly shape our reactions, relationships, and spiritual lives. Using Jesus’ interaction with Martha and Mary (Luke 10) and His sobering response to the Pharisees’ demand for a sign (Mark 8), this mess...

What has your attention is shaping your life. In week one of the Simple series, we explore how distraction, busyness, and constant access can quietly replace our dependence on God. Drawing from Ecclesiastes, Genesis, and everyday life, this message invites us to notice what we reach for first and to continue creating space for God to form us in the midst of 40 Days of Simplicity.   From Sunday 01....

In this message from our Morning of Consecration, we introduce 40 Days of Simplicity — an invitation to quiet the noise, create space, and re-center our lives around Jesus. We talk about consecration, simplicity, fasting, and the subtle ways distraction shapes our faith more than we realize. Rather than adding more spiritual activity, this moment is about removing what distracts us from being pres...

Sometimes, God moves in ways we don’t plan — and when He does, the best thing we can do is get out of the way. What was meant to be a normal Sunday turned into a beautiful, Spirit-led moment of surrender. There was no outline, no sermon notes, and no set agenda — just a room full of people responding to the presence of God. This unscripted moment is a reminder that revival doesn’t always come thro...