Connexus Church Audio Podcast

The sacrifice Jesus made on the cross for you and for me points us to a simple need to respond because it meets you right where you are. Join us as we reflect on the significance of the unique love Jesus displayed for each one of us.

Sometimes you think you can't make a dent in the problems the world is facing. Besides, you feel like you barely have enough to live on yourself. As a result, many times we can become indifferent toward the situations others face, and sadly our response can be one of inaction. Is there another way? Can something make a difference?

It happens to many people. You decide to give the Bible a shot. You sit down with a good translation. But how do you get something out of it? And when you start to understand it, how do you experience God? It might surprise you to discover that the key to experiencing God through the Bible is more than what you can read and understand

One of the biggest challenges with the Bible is how to approach it. With so many genres, where do you begin? How do you interpret it accurately? And how do you go from simply reading the Bible to experiencing it? In this message, we'll show you the overarching story of scripture and how you can leverage it to experience the Bible for yourself.

There are lots of people over the last two thousand years who tried to engage the Bible and gave up. Others are skeptical about whether they can trust the Bible or if it's just a bunch of made-up stories. However, there are also billions who would say it's a book that's changed their life. Why is that? Why do and how do these Christians read the Bible? The answer might surprise you.

Don't miss this BONUS INTERVIEW on the latest on the Ukraine Refugee crisis and how Connexus has partnered with the team on the ground with Partners International Moldova. Lead Pastor Jeff Brodie interviews Sergei Mihailov and Tim Arkell

Most people believe in heaven, and most people believe they'll end up there. Can we really know

Most people believe in heaven, and most people believe they'll end up there. Can we really know?

The belief that "Good people go to heaven" sounds nice on the surface. But it doesn't make sense. Most people believe in heaven, and most people believe they'll end up there. Can we really know?

In this bonus interview, Sarah Joy Covey of the Covey Wellness Center explores the nature of trauma and how to navigate it in your own life. Listen in for helpful tools and strategies to become stronger in your mental health!