Cascade Community Church Podcast

Jesus tells a story that takes off in an unexpected direction in Luke 16.  The dishonest Manager becomes a lesson in living out the Gospel with great intentionality.  Is it possible to "take your little bit of time and little bit of wealth and leverage it for eternity?"

With the clock ticking on his time here on earth, Jesus provides a living parable.  The cleansing of the temple and the curse of the fig tree are connected!  Fruit is the expected outcome of a relationship with God.

4 kinds of soil representing 4 different responses to the "seed" of the Gospel.  Jesus helps us understand why we struggle to see real transformation take place in our lives -- AND what we can do next.

Stories get through our defenses.  They paint pictures in color and communicate timeless truths in memorable moments.  Listen in as we tell the parables of Jesus.

Stories get through our defenses.  They paint pictures in color and communicate timeless truths in memorable moments.  Listen in as we tell the parables of Jesus.  

Who is my neighbor?  Jesus tells a story that challenges our categories and presses us to look for opportunities rather than loopholes as we see needs in our world.

Jesus spoke with a sense of urgency in this parable -- calling us to risk and faith for the sake of the Kingdom.  Because the stakes are high, the time is short -- and we have the opportunity to make a difference now!

Prayer is one of those things we think we should do more of, but are often confused by the whole process.  Jesus' disciples once asked him, "Lord, teach us to pray."  He did -- and he included a parable to help illustrate the point.

Have you ever lost something really important to you?  Jesus knows what it is to search for that which is lost.  The LOST parables mirror the heart of God and remind us that "Grace welcomes you home!"

Jesus teaches from the Parable of the Hidden Treasure and the Pearl that the Kingdom of Heaven is worth our all.

Stories get through our defenses.  They paint pictures in color and communicate timeless truths in memorable moments.  Listen in as we tell the parables of Jesus.

Today Dan Bushy will be speaking on the Parable of the unforgiving servant in Mt 18:21-35. We will be looking at what the bible says about forgiving and being forgiven.

Stories get through our defenses.  They paint pictures in color and communicate timeless truths in memorable moments.  Listen in as we tell the parables of Jesus.

The Stories series begins with the parable of the rich farmer.  Jesus has a way of turning ordinary situations into teachable moments.  In Luke 12, he brings a surprising perspective on the topic of “why we have been given so much”.

The Exodus narrative is concluded in this message from Exodus 40.  When we see as God sees -- we'll do as God says.

In Exodus 37-39 we see God's people doing "Just as the LORD commanded." This idea of hearing and doing just as the LORD commanded is directly tied to experiencing the presence of God for His people.

Exodus 35-36 tells the story of crazy generosity.  From this text we're reminded that Christians are a generous people because we serve a generous God! 

This Father's Day, we jump forward in the Exodus journey and address what matters most.  What kind of legacy will you leave?  What's most important?

Description:  Exodus 33-34:  If you could have everything you've always wanted, but NOT get the presence of God -- would you take it?  That's the situation Israel faced in the desert.  And then they made a choice.  

Exodus is the story of God making a way for his people. It’s also the story of how God makes a way for us today. Come along on the journey as we discover Jesus in the Exodus!