Lineage Church Podcast

What is your heart set on? Pastor Ryan unpacks what God's Word says about this question and how to experience peace when it comes to finance and stewardship.

Pastor Ryan shares vision and special announcements regarding the future of Central Life Church.

Pastor Ryan talks about living a life of urgency and purpose, putting first things first, and doing those things now. Don't wait to take action in what God has called you to.

The greatest sin that culture carries, the root of all sin, is pride. Whether you humble yourself or are made humble by God, there is always a way back to restoration.

The greatest test you'll ever face in this life is the battle of who will get your worship. The enemy's tactic to gain your worship is by fear of the furnaces and lions' dens of our culture; but God has already won the war! With Him, you can stand firm despite the circumstances around you.

Culture shifts. Now, faster than ever. If you let it, culture will try to rename you, tame you, and claim you. The question is: when culture shifts, will you?

Your priorities determine your capacity. Pastor Peter Haas shares about the cascading effect of simple keystone habits that dramatically change the rest of our lives.

One of the primary ways we show ourselves to be Jesus followers is to go around doing good so that others can be helped, healed, and set free. Whether you feel blessed and influential or forgotten and ignored, Jesus is ready and willing to use you for His “All That Matters Tour.”

How do we get closer to God and what are the things in our lives that we put between ourselves and Him?

Distraction can be deadly to the health of your fulfillment in life. In the book of Nehemiah, we find an example of how to put distraction to death, and continue the work God has called us to with even greater determination.

Every generation has two critical responsibilities: to leverage the efforts of the generation that came before it, and to fuel the faith and imagination of the generation following it.

Pastor Ryan shares the DNA of his spiritual heritage and generational values that have been intentionally transferred to his life, and how we can do the same for others.

Most of our lives are lived under some kind of pressure - but God has designed a strategy that helps us remain focused on the tasks at hand and have hope for the future.

Satan is a deceiver. He prefers to focus on our weaknesses rather than attack our strengths. In Samson’s life, he was endowed with supernatural physical power (strength), but his weakness proved to be his unguarded heart and he fell to Delilah in the bedroom.

Pastor Randy talks about the power of unity in marriage because we are in a battle for a healthy, growing future.

Pastor Ryan shares about the reality of carrying what we load in regards to sex and romance.

In part 2 of the Swipe Right series, Pastor Ryan talks about how your desires can keep you from your destiny. Don't trade away God's lifelong gift in order to satisfy a short-term appetite.

The fierce thirst of the Israelites in the wilderness was only met with bitter and salty water, a startlingly accurate picture of what is all around us today when it comes to sex and relationships. See how God can make what was bitter sweet again.

In the finale of the SEVEN series, we talk about the 7th and final statement that Jesus spoke, "Father, into your hands I commit my spirit". But, what about the days leading up to this moment? We talk about how Jesus lived out 3 specific themes that related to our humanity and how we can live in the 3rd and final day. Resurrection Day!

Jesus said in John 4:34, I must FINISH the work that God gave me to do. There is powerful value in Jesus example to know the will of the Father and do it. It appears that He had a very narrow focus, so that He stayed on mission.

In verse 28 of John chapter 19, Jesus verbalized His humanity when He said, "I am thirsty." Those simple words open a window to help us understand how much He relates to our human experience.

The worst thing for Jesus became the best thing for us.

Jesus shows us the importance of family.

While in the middle of two conflicting ideals, Jesus promises paradise.

In Jesus' first statement, He models for us true forgiveness.