Everwell Church Podcast

Prophetic Pause: Looking Back to Look ForwardEvery January, Everwell Church takes time to pause and listen, seeking clarity and vision for the year ahead. This intentional moment, which we call the Prophetic Pause, is more than a reflective exercise; it’s a sacred opportunity to hear from God, align with His purposes, and discern His work in the soul of our church.This year, our new sermon series, Prophetic Pause: Looking Back to Look Forward, will guide us through the lives of God’s prophets. Often misunderstood as fortune-tellers, the prophets were not predicting future events to entertain or frighten. Instead, they were poets of divine truth, voices that called God’s people back to covenant faithfulness. They boldly declared the heart of God, challenging complacency and inspiring hope in the midst of uncertainty.Through this 5-week series, we’ll explore the “biopics” of these extraordinary yet human figures. Their lives were strange, marked by conviction and often immense personal cost. They wrestled with

Prophetic Pause: Looking Back to Look ForwardEvery January, Everwell Church takes time to pause and listen, seeking clarity and vision for the year ahead. This intentional moment, which we call the Prophetic Pause, is more than a reflective exercise; it’s a sacred opportunity to hear from God, align with His purposes, and discern His work in the soul of our church.This year, our new sermon series, Prophetic Pause: Looking Back to Look Forward, will guide us through the lives of God’s prophets. Often misunderstood as fortune-tellers, the prophets were not predicting future events to entertain or frighten. Instead, they were poets of divine truth, voices that called God’s people back to covenant faithfulness. They boldly declared the heart of God, challenging complacency and inspiring hope in the midst of uncertainty.Through this 5-week series, we’ll explore the “biopics” of these extraordinary yet human figures. Their lives were strange, marked by conviction and often immense personal cost. They wrestled with

"Building Holiness isn't about perfecting ourselves, it's about inviting God to dwell within us.

In this message, we're invited to explore the concept of 'renewed worship' through the lens of Exodus 34:8-26. The central theme revolves around fully surrendering ourselves to God, embracing wonder, and honoring the sacred. We're challenged to consider: what do we have in our hands that could alleviate suffering? Just as Moses interceded for the 'stiff-necked' Israelites, we too are called to bow before God in humility, acknowledging our weaknesses and need for His mercy. The passage reminds us that worship isn't just an act, but a transformation of our entire being. It's about giving God our best - our time, resources, and devotion. As we reflect on our own lives, we're encouraged to identify and tear down the idols that have become more alluring than God. This message compels us to renew our commitment to God daily, seeking His presence more than His gifts, and serving others as an act of worship.

"What does God really look like?