Collective Church Podcast

A pastor, Pastor Ryan Smith, delivers a departing sermon from the book of Luke, emphasizing the challenges of stepping out in faith and leaving a beloved congregation. The sermon explores the importance of saying yes to Jesus, contrasts devotion towards Jesus, and emphasizes surrendering to God's love. It reflects on embracing divine love without limitations and the significance of committing to wholehearted worship in times of transition.

Exploring complacency in America stifling entrepreneurial drive, Warren Buffett's charitable inheritance decisions, preparing for God's coming through purification, genuine worship vs seeking personal gain, power of repentance in believer's life.

Exploring self-portrayal in art and idolatry in modern faith, the consequences of complaining to God, the role of priests in Malachi, and reflecting on valuing God beyond His actions and gifts are intriguing topics discussed in this podcast.

Exploring the essence of worship in Malachi, emphasizing the importance of generous offerings and sincerity in giving. Reflecting on respect and honor in relationships, stewarding revival, and combating complacency through adoration and sacrifice.

Pastor Casey Fritz explores the book of Malachi, discussing the lack of honor and devotion towards God. The podcast highlights the significance of heartfelt worship, the power of names, and the concept of sacrifice in relation to faith and dedication.

Pastor Casey Fritz starts our new series through the heavy and timely book of Malachi. It opens with God’s most important message to His people, “I have loved you.” 

Lead Pastor Lorenzo Smith discusses the importance of obedience over complacency, facing financial crisis in the church, the power of giving in the church community, and emphasizing accountability and growth for spiritual development.

Exploring apocalyptic themes in cinema and biblical teachings, contrasting destruction with resurrection. Discussing the importance of vigilance and spiritual principles in anticipation of Jesus' return. Emphasizing faith, love, and hope as crucial virtues for believers to persevere. Highlighting the significance of choosing sacrificial love and hope in facing challenges and attacks on belief.

Delve into the Christian hope of Jesus' return and the mystery surrounding it. Explore the influence of historical teachings on the return of Jesus and contemplate the importance of victory over death. Reflect on the significance of prioritizing God's kingdom over worldly pursuits in today's society.

The Apostle Paul presses the church in Thessolanica forward in love, but turns the direction toward the church. Pastor Casey Fritz follows Paul's instruction for brothers and sisters to love in unexpected and disruptive ways. (4:9-12)