Pipeline.Church Podcast

Stop letting fear shape your thinking.  In "Summer of Sequels", Pastor jeff shows us that fear grows fast when truth grows weak. And reminds us that God may not calm every storm but He steadies His people in the middle of one.

Stop watching faith from a distance. In "Summer of Sequels", Pastor Jeff kicks off the new summer series by reminding us that some people are waiting for confidence but confidence usually comes after obedience.

Slow down long enough to remember who you belong to. In "Unhurried", Pastor Jeff shows us that what fills your mind eventually shapes your peace.

We live in a world discipled by noise. In "Unhurried", Pastor Jeff kicks off a quick new series by reminding us that what fills our schedules eventually shapes our soul.

A minute to consider moms. In "Real Love", Pastor Jeff reminds the moms that they don’t build their homes through dramatic moments, emotional speeches or perfection. In fact, they build it through consistency, sacrifice, prayer and showing up every day.

Avoiding conflict protects comfort. In "Real Love", Pastor Jeff shows us that when something is wrong, go to the person and do it in a way that leads to restoration. We need to step into what we’ve been avoiding because that’s what Jesus did for us.

Truth without love is harsh. In "Real Love", Pastor Jeff reminds us that we are not called to be truthful people or loving people. As followers of Christ are commanded to be both.

The world offers counterfeits that look like love. In "Real Love", Pastor Jeff kicks off the new series by reminding us that real love begins when we stop blaming others let Christ change us. We must also remember that self-awareness is not just emotional intelligence, it is spiritual maturity.

Run from what destroys you. In "Strength For The Fight", Pastor Jeff reminds us that If we fight the wrong battles, we lose what matters most.

We don’t just attend a church, we belong to the family of God. In "Strength For The Fight", Pastor Jeff reminds us that our faith is most visible in how we treat people. The family of God is not something you step into on Sunday, It’s something that shapes how we live on Monday.

Godliness is not automatic, It is trained. In "Strength For The Fight", Pastor Jeff reminds us that people are always watching. Not just what you say but how you live, your tone, your reactions, and your consistency. Your life is always preaching something. The question is whether your life reinforces your message or contradicts it.

Grace is not just how the Christian life begins. In "Strength For The Fight", Pastor Jeff reminds us that if we forget grace Christianity turns into a performance. But when we remember grace, it becomes worship.

God’s church is built on character not charisma. In "Strength For The Fight", Pastor Jeff reminds us that there’s a difference between having a title and having influence. Some people have authority because of their position. But real leadership carries weight because of who the person is.

Choose to trust God’s design. In "Strength For The Fight", Pastor Jeff reminds us that goal is not to win an argument. Our goal is to understand God’s design.

Intentionally anchor your life in the gospel. In "Strength For The Fight", Pastor jeff reminds us that If you want strength for the fight, protect the center of your faith. Don’t replace the gospel with your feelings, circumstances, cultural opinions or spiritual shortcuts. instead, keep coming back to this truth that Jesus lived, died and rose for us.

Be Selfless not Selfish. In "Relationship Goals", Guest Speaker Brent Deffenbacher reminds us that Selfishness in ANY relationship is like drinking poison. We must live a life filled with love and follow the example of Christ.

Pastor Jeff sits down one-on-one with 4x NFL Pro Bowl Quarterback Derek Carr to talk all things Faith, Family and Football.

We live in a world saturated with voices. In " When God Speaks", Pastor Jeff reminds us that the problem is not that God is silent, the problem is that we are distracted.

God’s presence changes things. In "Real Good Plans", Pastor Jake reminds us that In the hard times, moments, when life feels unfair and it really feels like God is absent, we must remember God is active even when you feel forgotten or betrayed.

Stay faithful in the small. In "Real Good Plans", Pastor Jeff reminds us that even when the bigger picture still feels empty or unclear, we must always put God in front.

Moses wanted deliverance without dependence. In "Real Good Plans", Pastor Jeff shows us that Moses sees injustice and responds with violence. He knows God’s heart but ignores God’s process. He failed because he tried to fulfill God’s plan his way.

Our faith should radically impact the way we make plans. In "Real Good Plans", Pastor Jake kicks off the new year by reminding us that often we are telling God our plans and asking him to bless them, when we should be asking God to be a part of the plan-making.

Love that lasts is love that waits. In "The Christmas Table", Pastor Jeff shows us that like grandparents speaking life over their children and grandchildren. Love multiplies when it’s given away.

Receive the joy God freely gives. In "The Christmas Table", Pastor Jeff reminds us that joy doesn’t replace fear because we try harder, joy replaces fear because God’s presence is greater.

Follow God’s voice in the chaos. In "The Christmas Table", Pastor Jeff shows us that even when the path isn’t clear we must choose obedience over emotion. Trusting that peace will meet you on the other side of your next faithful step.

Christmas is about one story. in "The Christmas Table", Pastor Jeff kicks off the new series by reminding us that Christmas is God stepping into our ordinary world with extraordinary grace.

Legacy began with Jesus giving everything for us. In "Open Hands Full Life", Pastor Jeff reminds us that we cannot take anything with us, but we can send it ahead. Today is about legacy. It is the opportunity to take what God placed in our hands and send it ahead into eternity.

When we open our hands God opens opportunities. In "Open Hands Full Life", Pastor Jeff asks us the question, where is God asking me to obey? Even if we never see the results are we willing to obey God Still?

Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also. In "Open Hands Full Life", Pastor Jeff reminds us that God doesn’t need what you have but He chooses to use what you trust Him with.

Focused on what we don’t have. In "Open Hands Full Life", Pastor Jeff kicks off the new series by reminding us that the measure of a life is not its possessions but its purpose. God measures life by surrender not storage.

Prayer isn’t your last resort it’s your first weapon. In "Say Less Pray more" Pastor Jeff reminds us that prayer Is not a complaint line when life breaks down, it’s a call for backup in a battle you can’t win alone.

Prayer moves us from our wants to God’s will. in "Say Less Pray More", Pastor Jeff reminds us that we don’t pray to earn God’s attention, we pray because Jesus already secured God’s love.

Prayer is not a performance. In "Say Less Pray More" Pastor Jeff Kicks off the new series by reminding us that Prayer requires redirection, Prayer is personal and Prayer is relational. We don’t pray to earn God’s love, we pray because we already have His love in Christ.

In this house, we serve the Lord. In "House Rules" Pastor Jeff makes it clear, we must choose God’s way not our own way. We need to shine God’s light in our home, our school, and our world.

We are living in a moment of pain and shock. In "House Rules" Pastor Jeff makes it clear, what has happened in the world over the past two weeks is the work of Satan himself. In a time of violence, division, and fear, we must remember that gospel community shines like a light in the darkness

Jesus is the wildcard that changes everything. In "House Rules" Pastor Jake reminds us that no matter what you have drawn, no matter what you have been given, no matter what you have done, Jesus has the ability to turn a bad hand into the best hand. 

We’re not raising performers we’re raising warriors. In "House Rules", Pastor Jeff reminds us that in our homes we should be raising our children for God’s mission, not for our own pride.

Submission is strength not weakness. In "House Rules", Pastor Jeff reminds us that biblical womanhood isn’t about silence or subservience, it’s about gospel-empowered influence. When women live surrendered to Christ, the whole household prospers.

God places Adam in the middle of this paradise. In "House Rules", Pastor Jeff shows us that a silent Adam is dangerous. A speaking, praying, leading man is a blessing.