The One Boston Church Podcast

Luke 19 - This is the Way

What do you do when life, people, shame, or distractions keep getting between you and Jesus? In Luke 19, Zacchaeus discovers that the moment he starts moving toward Jesus, he realizes Jesus has already been moving toward him all along. This encouraging message reminds us that no obstacle is too big, no past is too messy, and no person is too far gone for the grace of God.

Luke 17 - Peace While Everyone Else Panics

What if Jesus never intended for His followers to live consumed by fear, panic, or endless speculation about the future? In this message from Luke 17, we explore how eternity is meant to transform us internally so we can live faithfully, peacefully, and purposefully in the world around us. Discover how the Kingdom of God begins within us — and why that changes everything about how we live today.

Luke 16 - Leverage What’s Left

Have you ever felt like you wasted too much time, missed too many opportunities, or fallen too far behind? In this hopeful message from Luke 16, we discover that Jesus is not asking us to obsess over what’s lost — He’s inviting us to faithfully leverage what’s left. No matter your past, God can still use your life, your story, and your resources to impact others and build His kingdom.

Luke 15 - All About The One

What if Heaven doesn’t measure people the way we do? In this hopeful and powerful message from Luke 15, we discover a God who sees the overlooked, pursues the wandering, and celebrates every single person who comes home. Whether you feel forgotten, far from God, or ready to make a difference in someone else’s life, heaven moves for one.

Luke 14 - What are you saying "Yes" to?

In Luke 14, Jesus gently disrupts the way we think about our priorities, our relationships, and even our understanding of God’s invitation to us. Through stories of a banquet, a dinner table, and everyday distractions, He reveals how easily good things can crowd out the best things. This message is an invitation to rediscover a life shaped not by pressure or performance, but by a clear and joy-filled “yes” to Jesus.