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Bret and Sarah talk about Bret being a recent guest on the Man Made podcast. Specifically they discuss how honest the questions the hosts of that podcast were when asking Bret questions about the Church and faith. This episode also discusses the financial series at One Life Church, and a quick update on Bret’s health.

In this episode, Bret and Sarah talk about why we as Christians serve in our community, and how you can take part in doing that. We also discuss some of the things coming up at One Life Church the rest of this year.

In this episode we discuss Bret's current health situation after his recent cancer diagnosis. We talk about what it's like being on the other side of a conversation as someone going through health issues instead of being the pastor comforting someone.

Dr. Braxton Hunter and Dr Johnathan Pritchett are back answering the rest of the questions from our One Life Explorer Edition Live Q and A session.

Dr. Braxton Hunter, Dr. Johnathan Pritchett join Bret and Sarah and dive deeper into your questions. These questions come from our One Life Explorer Edition live Q and A session.

For 6 years Sarah Inman has been a part of the One Life Church staff and part of creating content and opportunities for people in our community to help people experience, trust, and follow Jesus. Sarah has accepted a new position with For Evansville and will be stepping away from her staff position at One Life. Although we are sad, we are excited that she will be part of impacting our community in new ways and are grateful for the impact she has made here at One Life. We are excited for the future as we have promoted Sarah's protégé, Jimmy Marshall, as the new Communications Director. Jimmy is excited about all things social and has an exciting perspective on some ways to build upon what Sarah has helped create here at One Life. As always you can connect with us at podcast@onelifechurch.org

Braxton Hunter joins the podcast this episode to continue talking about Consciousness. Braxton shared 4 problems of consciousness with One Life Church on November 7th and you can watch that full conversation at via YouTube just search for One Life Church.

We wanted to take an episode and get to know some of our staff you may not have met yet. In this episode, we talk to Chris Chaudoin and Jimmy Marshall about their journey into ministry, faith, and also their time in full-time ministry so far. We also dive into a bit of Chris' message from this past week on hypocrisy and confession. It's a fun time with these 2 and we think you'll really enjoy the conversation.

On October 3, we premiered our first episode of One Life Explorer Edition where we explored fallen Christian leaders. We know it happens and has been happening a lot lately. How can we and how should we respond to so many prominent Christian leaders falling? You can watch or listen to that full episode on our YouTube Channel. https://youtu.be/9RC66_6oZxU For this episode of the One Life Podcast, we continue part of the Q and A that we started at the Explorer edition. As always, we would love to hear from you. podcast@onelifechurch.org

10 years ago, Chelsea Allen attended Iris Ministries in Africa and witnessed miracles happen. We get to hear some of her experiences in this episode. From seeing a woman who couldn't see regain sight, to a healing of a shoulder once she returned to the US. Chelsea recently joined the One Life Staff, so we think it's an important and unique opportunity to hear real experiences from people who we know, and see how we can learn deeper about the fullness of God through it. https://www.irisglobal.org/ to find out more about the ministry Chelsea was a part of.

When we look at the spiritual gift of prophecy in the Bible, what do we see? What do you think about? Do you think about end times, telling the future, or maybe something a bit more simple when it comes to building up one another? In this episode, we talk to Mark Weaver about his experience with the gift of prophecy. Join us and share your feedback at podcast@onelifechurch.org

When Christians talk about spritiual power, they sometimes put terminology to what they believe. Those words are cessationism (believing the gifts have ceased after the time of the apostles), and continuationism (believing the gifts continue after the time of the apostles). This conversation with our good friend, Dr. Austin Maxheimer (who isn't a cessationist), isn't meant to tell you what to believe, but to give you some context and information on the conversation. Continue praying for the power of God as you explore faith.

During this multi-episode series on spiritual power, we are diving into the gifts of the Holy Spirit. This episode we brought on a panel of people who have experienced the gift of tongues. For some of us (Sarah included), this gift is a bit odd, and people discount it as something that still happens today. The goal of this episode is to create a genuine conversation and ask some questions to help us all understand better this gift of the Spirit so that we can continue to celebrate the ways God has gifted us to edify His Church. Panel Guests Tami Tenbarge Michael Carron Mark Weaver Have a question for us? Email us at podcast@onelifechurch.org

What is spiritual power? Is it something you're familiar with, or something you're a little spooked by ... or maybe somewhere in between with curiosity? In this series of episodes, we are going to discuss openly the power of God, and specifically spiritual gifts. In this first episode, we get to learn from Ubi Ntewo from his own experiences and studying of spiritual gifts. He has his own journey of going through different denominational ministries and seeing God's power show be manifested in his life and those around him. Ubi has a unique gift of taking complex topics and making them accessible and easy to understand. You can listen to Ubi's podcast - Sessions On Life - here: https://anchor.fm/lockunited Have a question for us? Email us at podcast@onelifechurch.org

In this episode we are so thankful to get to talk to Geoff Bunting from Uncharted International. Geoff is the Director of Global Operations at Uncharted and has been able to connect first hand with friends in Myanmar. Uncharted and One Life have been connected to Myanmar for many years and have a genuine love for so many there. In February 2021, a military coup seized control of the country of Myanmar and have instilled a state of fear in the entire country. At One Life we have shared some things about what’s happening in Myanmar and have continued praying, but we wanted to learn more and educate ourselves on what’s been happening in Myanmar since February. To sign up for the Uncharted Newsletter visit http://unchartedinternational.org (unchartedinternational.org) NEWS OUTLETS GEOFF MENTIONS Myanmar Now Frontier Myanmar Pray For Protection Provision Peace

Dr. Austin Maxheimer joins the podcast for a refreshing conversation about how he not only keeps scripture fresh and new in his own life, but how you can too. He talks about three things. 1. Study 2. Spiritual Reading 3. Community The Easiest Bible Study Ever • Observation - what do you see or notice? • Questions - What questions do you have about this reading? • Possibilities - How can you find some answers to those questions?

Karen Kizlin is a gifted teacher and studier of the Bible. Karen taught at One Life recently, and we get to continue her conversation on the tôlā, or the crimson worm.

Andi Miles has been serving in Kids Ministry in some capacity as her job for 18 years, and 10 of those being at One Life Church. Andi is moving to a new adventure with one of our local partners, Community One. We get to sit down with Andi in this episode and learn about her new job, what she's excited about, and we also learn from her about Kids Ministry and some of the things she wished every parent knew about the amount of time they have with their kids each week.

Tell us a little about you. Your current role at One Life and your experience and education in counseling. I have been The Groups Director at our East campus for the past 2 years. I have a Masters in Christian Counseling from Gordon-Conwell. I have several years experience in private practice counseling in WV, SC, PA, and a little bit here at OL. I also served as a Groups Director at a church in SC. So you focus and think about groups and connections here at One Life, first off why is that something that is important to you and why should it be important to other people? It’s important to me because I see the value and benefit that comes to those who are in connection with others. It improves our mental health and helps us realize that we’re not alone in a lot of the things we all struggle with. Without connection, things like anxiety, depression and addiction only increase. How have you seen your life change through a relationship / friendship / connection? I have been in several Groups since High School. In each group, I have seen the Group Members support each other through all of life’s circumstances- addiction, marital infidelity, infertility, new marriages, coronavirus, sickness, marital conflict, job loss, moving, singleness. The group ends up serving in my opinion as an incubator to help people walk through those circumstances and point them to the God who can give them peace in their circumstances. I’ve seen group members assist with a move, or offer support during a trying time of their marriage. God never promised us life would be without its hardships, but what a Group does is help give support and love when it’s most needed. I met my husband through the group I was in when I was single. When we lived in Philly, we were in a group who happened to all be transplants. So our group became like a little family for each other. In the current Group I’m in, we support each other through the ups and downs of our marriage. Are there right ways to connect with other people and wrong ways? Two types of people: Introverts and Extroverts Right ways: For the shy person - Trying out a group or Team to see if it’s a good fit for you. It may not be a good fit for you and that’s OK. Keep trying until you find one where you feel comfortable. Opening up at your own pace as you trust people. For the extrovert: Respecting other people’s physical and emotional boundaries and being cautious of over-sharing. Wrong ways - not respecting someone’s physical or emotional boundaries. If you see a person trying to avoid you, you probably need to back off. For the Introvert - if you never share anything, it makes it very difficult for people to get to know you. So maybe find someone in the group who you trust and you feel comfortable sharing with, then eventually you may feel comfortable sharing with the whole group. How can being in community with other people help us restore? Being in community with others give us built in accountability. By sharing our lives with others, we have put ourselves out there and said in a sense, “I want you to ask me the hard questions.” “When I tell you I’m struggling in my marriage or I don’t know what to do with my teenage kids” I want you to ask me the hard stuff. I want you to say “how can I help?” I want you to say “What are you doing to improve your relationships?” “What are you doing to build bridges with your kids?” Encourage them in the good stuff. Provide support and resources in the hard stuff. Also, in all aspects of recovery, it’s known that community helps people recover from their addictions and stay sober. We all have addictions - whether that’s to food, Netflix, shopping, alcohol, drugs, pornography, unhelathy people. We just have to care enough to ask people how they’re really doing and steer them towards healthier outlets. Doing the hard work of Restoring means taking a look at what you are struggling with. It may be a...

In this episode, we talk to Mark Weaver about some of his experiences and things he's continuing to learn in healing, spiritual practices, and restoration. We always try and start out with a conversation getting to know your better. So I have 2 questions for you for that, Mark. Why was One Life something you wanted to be a part of launching? When I'm in Henderson, where is a MUST place to go to eat and what should I order? During our Restore series, we got to learn from you on a Sunday and we talked about our identity being defined completely differently after Jesus. That the work is complete, the healing is complete. Why is identity such a tough thing for us to process and really understand? What are some of your own spiritual practices? Are all spiritual practices "restorative"? Some of the things you said in our conversation Recently we had a conversation where you told me that when bad things happen around you, that you just don't have an initial reaction. Can you tell me about that? Is that a good thing or a bad thing, because I think so many of us want to be that way, but we just can't. Any specific resources you would recommend? Books? Podcasts? Teachings?