Genesis The Church Podcast

This year Easter falls on “April Fools’ Day” and it seems unsettling for a day of foolishness to be combined with the celebration of Jesus’ resurrection. However, in the book of Corinthians, Paul writes that the cross is foolishness to those who are seeking human wisdom or looking for signs from heaven—but to those called by God to salvation, Jesus is the power of God and the wisdom of God. Join us on Easter as we point to God’s power and wisdom found in the cross and the resurrection of Jesus. Speaker - Beau McCarthy

Join us beginning on January 28th as we begin a new series called “The Gospel Primer”. Many of us long to see more of Jesus Christ transforming our identity and reshaping the very rhythms of our life. This transformation doesn’t happen on our own; it happens best in community. For eight weeks, we will be gathering in small communities to dialogue about the life-changing good news of Jesus. It is about becoming so familiar with the gospel that it flows out of your life and words in normal—yet extraordinary—ways. When the gospel increasingly informs our lives, perspectives, and priorities, we become living proclamations of God and His kingdom. And that is Good News! Speaker - Nate Sjogren

Join us beginning on January 28th as we begin a new series called “The Gospel Primer”. Many of us long to see more of Jesus Christ transforming our identity and reshaping the very rhythms of our life. This transformation doesn’t happen on our own; it happens best in community. For eight weeks, we will be gathering in small communities to dialogue about the life-changing good news of Jesus. It is about becoming so familiar with the gospel that it flows out of your life and words in normal—yet extraordinary—ways. When the gospel increasingly informs our lives, perspectives, and priorities, we become living proclamations of God and His kingdom. And that is Good News! Speaker - Beau McCarthy

Join us beginning on January 28th as we begin a new series called “The Gospel Primer”. Many of us long to see more of Jesus Christ transforming our identity and reshaping the very rhythms of our life. This transformation doesn’t happen on our own; it happens best in community. For eight weeks, we will be gathering in small communities to dialogue about the life-changing good news of Jesus. It is about becoming so familiar with the gospel that it flows out of your life and words in normal—yet extraordinary—ways. When the gospel increasingly informs our lives, perspectives, and priorities, we become living proclamations of God and His kingdom. And that is Good News! Speaker - Beau McCarthy

Join us beginning on January 28th as we begin a new series called “The Gospel Primer”. Many of us long to see more of Jesus Christ transforming our identity and reshaping the very rhythms of our life. This transformation doesn’t happen on our own; it happens best in community. For eight weeks, we will be gathering in small communities to dialogue about the life-changing good news of Jesus. It is about becoming so familiar with the gospel that it flows out of your life and words in normal—yet extraordinary—ways. When the gospel increasingly informs our lives, perspectives, and priorities, we become living proclamations of God and His kingdom. And that is Good News! Speaker - Beau McCarthy

Join us beginning on January 28th as we begin a new series called “The Gospel Primer”. Many of us long to see more of Jesus Christ transforming our identity and reshaping the very rhythms of our life. This transformation doesn’t happen on our own; it happens best in community. For eight weeks, we will be gathering in small communities to dialogue about the life-changing good news of Jesus. It is about becoming so familiar with the gospel that it flows out of your life and words in normal—yet extraordinary—ways. When the gospel increasingly informs our lives, perspectives, and priorities, we become living proclamations of God and His kingdom. And that is Good News! Speaker - Nate Sjogren

Join us beginning on January 28th as we begin a new series called “The Gospel Primer”. Many of us long to see more of Jesus Christ transforming our identity and reshaping the very rhythms of our life. This transformation doesn’t happen on our own; it happens best in community. For eight weeks, we will be gathering in small communities to dialogue about the life-changing good news of Jesus. It is about becoming so familiar with the gospel that it flows out of your life and words in normal—yet extraordinary—ways. When the gospel increasingly informs our lives, perspectives, and priorities, we become living proclamations of God and His kingdom. And that is Good News! Speaker - Liz

Join us beginning on January 28th as we begin a new series called “The Gospel Primer”. Many of us long to see more of Jesus Christ transforming our identity and reshaping the very rhythms of our life. This transformation doesn’t happen on our own; it happens best in community. For eight weeks, we will be gathering in small communities to dialogue about the life-changing good news of Jesus. It is about becoming so familiar with the gospel that it flows out of your life and words in normal—yet extraordinary—ways. When the gospel increasingly informs our lives, perspectives, and priorities, we become living proclamations of God and His kingdom. And that is Good News! Speaker - Kate Frederiksen

Join us beginning on January 28th as we begin a new series called “The Gospel Primer”. Many of us long to see more of Jesus Christ transforming our identity and reshaping the very rhythms of our life. This transformation doesn’t happen on our own; it happens best in community. For eight weeks, we will be gathering in small communities to dialogue about the life-changing good news of Jesus. It is about becoming so familiar with the gospel that it flows out of your life and words in normal—yet extraordinary—ways. When the gospel increasingly informs our lives, perspectives, and priorities, we become living proclamations of God and His kingdom. And that is Good News! Speaker - Beau McCarthy