Verso Church Podcast.

#The Holy Spirit brings...Wonders and Signs

If the Bible only makes you feel comfortable, you might be reading it wrong. In this message from our Impact series, Chuck dives into Acts 3 to explore how the early church weren't held back by the safety of a "rational" worldview, but instead lived lives marked by genuine awe and supernatural power. Discover how to recalibrate your expectations and make space for divine appointments that disrupt your schedule and reveal the Kingdom at work.

#Rerooted and Renewed

The health of the soil a plant is rooted in can determine the fullness of life the plant lives out. Sometimes, that means uprooting a plant from bad soil, and repotting it into good soil. We, as followers of Jesus, must also be uprooted from our worldly desires and mindset, and be re-rooted in a Kingdom reality in which we are renewed, living out the work Christ has already done in us. In Colossians 3:1-11, Paul unpacks three stages of this journey.

#Rooted Jesus is Enough

As we continue our ROOTED series, this week we look at Colossians 2:6-15 where Paul reminds us that Jesus is enough in every way. We are rooted in Him, warned not to drift into empty ideas, and reminded that in Christ we have fullness, forgiveness, and new life. Our old life has been cut away, our debt cancelled, and the powers of darkness defeated through the cross. We are made complete in Him and called to live in that freedom and victory.

#The Holy Spirit brings...Unity to the Church

From the raw pain of "church hurt" to the beauty of radical community, in this message Taryn explores how the Holy Spirit transforms a broken collection of individuals into the "Beautiful Bride" of Christ. Discover how the secret of Koinonia - a supernatural, gritty partnership -allows us to move past our wounds and preferences to find true belonging in the family of God.

#Rooted...for growth

Colossians 1:24 - 2:5 stresses the importance of growing in our spiritual maturity as followers of Christ. We unpack 3 dynamics of the Kingdom that invite us to grow: participation (moving from confusing “whys” to commissioned “hows”), power (moving from striving “should dos” to empowered “get tos”) and proximity (moving from an isolated “I” to a connected “we”).