All People Podcast

This week at All People, Pastor Josh   illustrates how people mistakenly claim absolute ownership over the blessings and resources provided by God. He explains that humanity's perspective is often upside down , leading individuals to view money and talents through a worldly lens of scarcity and self-reliance rather than recognizing them as gifts meant to be managed for a higher purpose. By renewin...

This week at   All People, Pastor Dustin Stradley delivers a me ssage on More Than Enough ,   where he uses the biblical account of Jesus turning water into wine to explore the concept of spiritual emptiness . He begins with a personal introduction and a special prayer for men , emphasizing the importance of divine relationships and leadership within the family. Transitioning into his message, he...

This week at All People , Pastor Josh Roberts delivers a moving sermon that urges his congregation to transition from sitting in rows as spectators to thriving in circles as active participants in community. Using the biblical foundation of Ecclesiastes 4:9 , He explains that spiritual and personal growth occurs through meaningful relationships rather than isolated attendance. He highlights three...

This week at All People, Pastor Josh emphasizes that spiritual growth and personal breakthrough happen best within community groups rather than isolated church attendance. He uses the metaphor of a  missing piece in a body —illustrated by a Mr. Potato Head toy—to argue that every individual is a  significant part of the body of Christ  with a unique role to fulfill. By debunking common lies of ins...

This message from All People, Pastor Josh Roberts challenges his congregation to transition from  living in rows  to  living in circles , arguing that true spiritual growth and emotional healing cannot occur in isolation. He identifies a modern paradox where technological advancement has created the  most connected yet loneliest generation  in history, asserting that digital interactions are merel...

This week at   All People, Student Takeover service where youth leaders and students explore the transformative power of dreaming big and living bold through faith. The presentation is anchored by a teaching on 1 Timothy 4:12, emphasizing that young believers should not be dismissed for their age but should instead set an example in speech, conduct, and purity. A centerpiece of the source is a pan...

This message from All People, Pastor Stephanie Roberts explores the  foundational nature of biblical trust , defining it as a conscious  confidence in the character of God  rather than a feeling or blind optimism. She explains that trust is the target of spiritual attack because it is the  essential bedrock of intimacy  in a relationship with the Divine, drawing parallels to the Garden of Eden whe...

This message from All People, Pastor Josh serves a call to action for the  "Sent" sermon series , transitioning the congregation from passive listeners to  active representatives of God . He moves from a personal account of gaining a  new identity  through fatherhood to the spiritual realization that believers are supernaturally repurposed as  priests, ambassadors, and workers . By utilizing the b...

This week at All People, Pastor Josh continues the  biblical concept of being sent  by God, specifically examining the  prophetic call of Isaiah  as a model for modern believers. He emphasizes that a true  encounter with the divine  necessitates a response of total surrender—"Here am I, send me"—even when God does not provide a  detailed roadmap or a five-year plan . Through personal anecdotes abo...

This week at All People , Pastor Josh speaks on being Sent a message shifting the focus from passive spectatorship to active participation in God's mission. Drawing from the biblical vision of  Isaiah chapter six , he emphasizes that while human anchors and leaders may pass away,  God's throne is never empty , providing a constant source of stability and calling. He highlights that  personal encou...

This week at All People, Bishop Brian Green explores the spiritual dynamics of divine interference, illustrating how  Jesus acts as a disruptor  to break cycles of suffering and bondage. Drawing from the Gospel of Mark, Green contrasts the malicious interruptions of the enemy with the transformative power of God, who  redefines a believer's identity  and purpose even after years of stagnant hardsh...

This week at All People, Pastor Larissa Wrabel explores the  redemptive power of hope  as a spiritual necessity that counteracts the destructive influence of  shame . Using the humorous analogy of a stuck jar lid, she illustrates how life's disappointments and the  lies of the enemy  can "dam up" the flow of God's love and promises within a believer's life. She argues that while shame attempts to...

This week at All People , John Claude Noah speaks on " neighborhoods to nations " and challenges believers to view  missions as a focus on people  rather than a matter of geography. He structures his message around the biblical mandate in Acts 1:8, emphasizing that while not everyone is called to cross an ocean, every Christian is  called to cross the street  to enter the world of another person....

This week at All people, Pastor Hal Hardy  at All People Church, where he uses the  Parable of the Prodigal Son  to offer encouragement on Father's Day. He restructures the biblical narrative as the story of an  amazing dad , highlighting how a father's role evolves through four distinct stages:  commander, coach, counselor, and consultant . By shifting the focus to the father's  unconditional lov...

This week at All people, Pastor Matt Gioia   addresses the spiritual necessity of  vulnerability and honesty  over the projection of strength. Drawing from the biblical account in Joshua 5, Gioia explains that before the Israelites could enter the Promised Land, they had to undergo  consecration through circumcision , a process that rendered them physically weak and exposed just before battle. He...

This week at All People Lowell, Pastor Josh Roberts marks a pivotal transition for   Lowell campus, moving the congregation from the initial excitement of its launch into a sustained  season of ownership and building . He recounts the church's history, detailing how a  seed of prayer  in 2018 survived the setbacks of the pandemic to eventually become a thriving new campus. He emphasizes that as th...

This week at All People, Pastor Josh Pennington addresses the congregation to discuss the spiritual responsibility of  stewarding a move of God  without falling into  burnout . Using the imagery of  earthen vessels  from 2 Corinthians, he argues that while the "treasure" of the Gospel is divine, it is intentionally placed within  imperfect people  who must learn to carry it sustainably. The messag...

This week at All People, Pastor Stephanie Roberts delivers a message centered on the  tension between divine promises and personal expectations . She utilizes her own life story of professional and romantic uncertainty at age twenty-eight to illustrate how  disillusionment  often stems from misinterpreting God's "goodness" through a lens of human comfort rather than spiritual growth. She structure...

This week at All People, Pastor Josh encourages the congregation to maintain a healthy momentum and having courage in the middle. He emphasizes that  healthy rhythms  of rest are essential for  long-term leadership  and spiritual replenishment, rather than a retreat from the church's vision. Using the biblical story of  Joshua and the acquisition of territory, he argues that  courage is the starti...

This week at All People, Pastor Josh Roberts concludes Dust, emphasizing that true  discipleship  requires moving beyond mere church attendance to active  spiritual multiplication . Drawing from the biblical narrative of  Elijah and Elisha , the message illustrates how a follower must eventually  pick up the mantle  of their mentor, transitioning from a student who receives to a leader who carries...

This week at All People, Pastor Josh encourages believers to transition from passive  observation to active obedience  in their spiritual journeys. Drawing from the Jewish blessing of being  "covered in the dust of your rabbi,"  the text explores the narrative of Peter walking on water to illustrate that true  transformation requires movement  rather than just acquiring information. The teaching e...

This week at All People, Pastor Josh Roberts introduces  Chip Judd  as a new overseer and mentor for All People church, framing the relationship as a vital partnership for long-term  soul health  and ministry integrity. Judd, a veteran counselor and pastor, shares his personal story of resilience following a  double lung transplant  and offers a framework for spiritual longevity built on  hunger f...

This week at All People, Pastor Josh explores the concept of spiritual apprenticeship by emphasizing that  true discipleship results in visible life transformation  rather than mere intellectual knowledge. By utilizing the metaphor of a  yoke , he illustrates how being linked to Jesus allows a believer to  distribute their heavy burdens  and move in alignment with a stronger leader. The narrative...

This week at All People, Pastor Josh introduces a new teaching series titled  Dust , which focuses on examining the biblical account in Acts 4, he highlights how the religious elite were astonished by the  boldness of ordinary men  like Peter and John, recognizing their authority stemmed from the fact that they had  been with Jesus . The message emphasizes that true spiritual growth is not about a...

This week at All People, Baptism Sunday serves as a   call for believers to undergo  water baptism  as a fundamental step in their spiritual journey. Pastor Josh frames the act not as an advanced theological milestone, but as a  basic foundation of Christianity  that signals a shift in one's  personal identity  and public commitment to Jesus. By weaving in a personal narrative about a pivotal care...