Watershed Talks

In which our pilgrim's are providing the weekly sermon from River's Edge Church. This week, Pastor Joseph Leggett dives into the classic Easter Sunday text of the resurrection of Jesus and asks the question, what do we mean by atonement?

In which our pilgrims dive into the subject of the incarnation of Jesus using the example of His water baptism. 

In which our pilgrims discuss the importance of real rest and how that is so beneficial.   

In which our pilgrims are joined with a special guest, Madison. Madison brings our topic all about prayer. 

In which our pilgrims continue building in our mental health series all on how to make healthy boundaries in our personal lives pulling from the example of Nehemiah in the Bible. 

In which our pilgrims press into the story of Gideon and pull out the themes of mental health and thought processes we all go through even today. 

In which our pilgrims continue in the topic on mental health. This week pulling from Hannah’s story in the Bible found in 1 Samuel 1:1-20. 

In which our pilgrims get into the topic of mental health focusing on our human feelings. Guest to the podcast is Matt's good friend, Ryan Widicker!!

Due to our cancelation this morning, here is Pastor Joseph’s message for your listening pleasure. He unpacks the story of Micah in Judges 17 and considers what happen when we make God in our own image versus being made by God into His.

In which our pilgrims (Pastor Joseph) shares some early Christian theologies people believed or argued against.  Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! See y'all in 2026!

In which our pilgrims take a deeper look into the Christmas story imagining what it would be like looking through the eyes of the various characters. 

In which our pilgrims talk all about John the Baptist and what his purpose was while preparing the way for Jesus. 

In which our pilgrims discuss what it looks like when someone has “spiritually fallen asleep.” Why is that so dangerous and how can a person wake up again? 

In which our pilgrims are joined with special guest Gracie Dammann. Join them as they dive head first, Scrooge McDuck like, into the subject of money. 

In which our pilgrims are joined with David Lions from Atlas. Come along for a hike as they discuss myriad subjects while meandering up the mountain together. 

In which our pilgrims continue the subject of hope uniquely with the story of Mary Magdalene and the empty tomb. 

In which our pilgrims dive into the subject of should Christians celebrate Halloween? What are ghosts? Where should we draw the line between fun and demonic? Is Trick or Treating bad?!?!?! 

In which our pilgrims dive into the life of Joseph in Genesis and draw inspiration on how to find hope in this life by practicing looking up. 

In which our pilgrims continue the story of Elijah wherein he goes from victorious heights to defeated lows. Yet, it is in the still whisper that God’s voice is heard. Our church culture today seems to only consider task-focused work to be valuable, but what about Scripture’s clear call for resting with God?

In which our pilgrims begin a series on the story of Elijah, unpacking how God used him to reveal the sin of idolatry to the Israelites and how much we need this same revelation in our own lives today. 

In which our pilgrims unpack the classic tale of Jesus calming the storm and ask the question - why does it seem that we like worry? As Christians, we are “Christ followers” or “little Christs,” so how can it be that he was sleeping through such a tumultuous moment? Is there a way for us to be like Jesus during the storms of our life?

In which our pilgrims look at the story of the twelve spies into the promised land and put it into conversation with the idea of our ‘telos.’ Do the stories we tell ourselves matter? Are Christians called to tell an altogether different kind of story?

In which our pilgrims dive into the story of Abraham when his faith was tested the most. Pastor Tim's unavailable this week so we replaced him for his son Parker as our special guest and bringing this topic. 

In which our pilgrims attempt to deal with something that makes us all a little uncomfortable - simply being still and quiet. Why is it so hard for us to turn off all the noise and just sit in God’s presence? Does the church have a role and responsibility in guiding believers back to this centuries old practice of embracing stillness?

In which our pilgrims have returned and jump right into one of the most forgotten and misunderstood doctrines of our faith - the Triune God.