Collective Church Podcast
This audio podcast features talks given at Collective Church, a church on LA’s Westside. We are a community following Jesus and seeking to reach, teach, and equip others to do the same.
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Lamentations: What Comes From a Stretched Soul (opens the original)
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Lamentations 2Pastor Casey challenges us not to run from our suffering and despair, but to pour it out to God in lament.
Lamentations: Can Our Faith Handle This Book? (opens the original)
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Lamentations 1Pastor Casey gives an introduction to the book of Lamentations, a guide to the intersection of despair and praise.
Jude: Hey Christian, Be Amazed! (opens the original)
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Jude 24-25 Jude concludes his short, poignant letter by turning the beloved's attention away from division and toward Christ, who is able to sustain them. He ends with a doxology and final amen, inviting followers of Jesus to look to Christ with awe in the midst of struggle.
Jude: Hey Christian, Have Mercy (opens the original)
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Jude 22-23Pastoral Resident Scot Bommarito teaches on how Jude calls the church to respond to those who are wavering in the faith, playing with the fire of compromise, or spreading false teaching. Jude's call is to show mercy and point our affected brothers and sisters to Jesus.
Jude: Hey Christian, Build Yourselves Up In the Faith! (opens the original)
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Jude 20-21After exposing the danger of false teachers, Jude turns to the beloved and says, "Now build." Followers of Jesus don't survive deception by fear or striving, but by cultivating a deep life with God through faith, prayer, abiding in His love, and hope in Christ's coming mercy.
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