HeyJaredNeighborhood Church Podcast
Listen to the latest messages from Neighborhood Church. Updated every Sunday. Neighborhood Church is a multi-site church in California with locations in Visalia and Kingsburg.Our mission is to inspire people to live like Jesus.
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Ephesians, Chapter 2: But God // Dustin Maddox (opens the original)
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Is coming alive something you do, or something that has to happen to you? Can you build the good life, earn it, work toward it — or does it have to be given, if you're willing to receive it? In Chapter 2 of Ephesians, Dustin Maddox walks through Paul's "but God" moment — the turn from dead in our own patterns to alive in Christ, by grace and not by works. In This Teaching Dustin's own story of coming alive to purpose on a high school mission trip What it means to live according to "the pattern o
Ephesians, Chapter 1: The Prisoner Who Was Actually Free // Forrest Jenan (opens the original)
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Rome had the soldiers, the prisons, the emperor. Paul had chains. And from a prison cell, he wrote a letter claiming that Jesus was actually the one who defined ultimate power. In Chapter 1 of Ephesians, we open a nearly 2,000-year-old letter written to a church in a city dominated by the massive Temple of Artemis and the authority of Rome ... and ask what Paul meant when he said God's plan was to bring unity to all things in heaven and on earth under Christ.
Glimpsing The Ultimate // Brian Ross (opens the original)
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We're not allowed to see the future, and honestly, that's probably a mercy. But at the very end of the Bible, in a strange, image-heavy vision on the island of Patmos, John gets a glimpse of ultimate reality — and it looks nothing like what most of us are anxious about day to day. In this message, Brian Ross walks through Revelation 22 and asks a simple but unsettling question: if what's ultimately real is so different from how we're living, what needs to change? In This Teaching Why not being a
Challenge Accepted, Part 5: New Mindset // Forrest Jenan (opens the original)
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Everybody looks at the same world. Not everybody sees the same thing. Walt Disney once stared at a pile of leftover dirt at Disneyland and saw a mountain — years before anyone else could see it too. In the final week of Challenge Accepted, Forrest Jenan asks whether we can learn to see the world the way Jesus sees it — enemies as people to love, failure as a place for restoration, a cross as the doorway to resurrection. In This Teaching The surprising origin story of Disneyland's Matterhorn Why
Challenge Accepted, Part 4: Better Habits // Forrest Jenan (opens the original)
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A 100-mph fastball reaches home plate in four-tenths of a second — too fast to think through. Hitters don't rise to that moment. They fall back on thousands of hours of repetition. In Part 4 of Challenge Accepted , Forrest Jenan explores what it looks like to train before life comes at us fast — and why the habits Jesus practiced were never about proving how spiritual we are, but about becoming like him. In This Teaching Why pressure moments reveal what's been trained into you, not what you deci
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