Streams Church Weekly: Recent Episodes
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We all have dreams, passions, and aspirations. But because of how difficult it is to accomplish these goals, we can become overwhelmed and sometimes quit. Pastor Taylor talks about how God has placed in our hands what we need to fulfill the passion of our heart.
Pastor Taylor talks about the importance of healthy finances, and putting God first with what God has given us.
Melissa shares with us the hope we can have when we are faced with seasons of hardship and spiritual dryness. She takes a look at the passage in Ezekiel 37 on the story of the Valley of Dry Bones and how God showed Ezekiel that there is life and hope for their nation.
Pastor Taylor takes some time to break down the gifts of Wisdom and Discernment. He also gives us some practical ways on how to begin to use the gift.
Pastor Taylor teaches on the gifts of faith, healing, and miracles. He also taught on how we pray for the sick and discusses some of the common arguments against healing today.
Have you ever wondered about the gifts of Prophecy and Word of Knowledge? In this message, Taylor talks about how to use the gifts as well as setting healthy boundaries for the usage.
Pastor Taylor gives us a brief introduction to Spiritual Gifts, touching on some of the reasons as to why people are hesitant to the gifts, but also highlighting a major purpose for them.
Missionary Peter Franz shares with us the importance of reaching the lost in our community.
How can we uphold the image we see of God in scripture, and not allow our experiences to change what we believe?
Pastor Adam explains how everyone has flaws, but the difference between those God uses and those He doesn't use is our willingness.
Pastor Taylor wraps up this series in this message. He talks about the three simple spiritual weapons that we have access to.
In this message, Pastor Taylor leads us to understanding the authority we have been given by Christ.
Ever had a spiritual attack? Are you currently in spiritual warfare? Maybe you don't believe it's real. In this message, Pastor Taylor gives us a foundation to understanding Spiritual Warfare.
In this message, Pastor Taylor talks to us about the concept of grace. Sometimes it is hard for us to accept God's grace in our lives because of our past, however, that grace is still there for you.
Pastor Taylor looks at a story in which highlights some characteristics of fatherhood, we should look to emulate. Even if you're not a father, some of these pieces are great to apply to your own life.
Storms in life can be difficult, and our valleys can lead us into more pain than we had previously experienced. In this message, Pastor Taylor brings us to learn the importance of developing pillars to lean on, prior to life's storms.
Pastor Taylor dives into Jesus' interaction with the leper in Mark 1. Both Jesus' response and the lepers provide great insights and lessons for us today
Pastor Taylor continues to talk about Jacob's life, and explains that it might cost us something to deal with our stuff and to become the person God has called us to be.
Pastor Taylor teaches on how the disciples in whom Jesus called were misfits, but Jesus also called them friends.
In this message, Pastor Taylor teaches us about what happened after the Holy Spirit came on the day of Pentecost.
Pastor Taylor leads us focus on a few intentional steps we can take that will help us engage culture in a healthy way.
Pastor Taylor helps us look at how culture sees the church, and how the church currently engages in culture.
Pastor Taylor has us take a real look at our church and asks us the hard question, "If we were to no longer exist, what hole would be left in our community?"
Pastor Taylor takes us into two paramount ideas as it comes to the Paul's thinking in the New Testament.
Unforgiveness and offence is a scheme the enemy tries to use in order to withhold God's hand of blessing from us.
How do we keep our eyes fixed on God in the midst of our trials? Taylor takes us through Psalm 42 and gives some great insights on how to keep our perspective healthy.