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Walking by the Spirit, Not by the Flesh
This week on Cultivate, we explored what it really means to “walk by the Spirit” from Galatians 5. Charlie and Abigail unpacked the ongoing battle between the Spirit a...
Applying the Gospel
This week we wrapped up our focus on the gospel by looking at what it means to live on mission together as the body of Christ. Charlie shared from Ephesians 4 about ho...
How the Holy Spirit Shapes Our Walk with Christ
In this week’s Cultivate episode, we continue our series on pneumatology—the study of the Holy Spirit—by exploring His ongoing work in the lives of both believers and ...
Applying the Gospel
This week in our To the Churches series, we looked at how Jesus calls His church to both share and show the gospel. Drawing from Luke 17:11–19, Charlie unpacked the st...
Who Is the Holy Spirit?
Who exactly is the Holy Spirit—and why does it matter that we get that right? In this week’s Cultivate episode, Charlie and Abigail begin a new conversation on pneumat...
Called to Share the Gospel
This week we launched a new sermon series focused on our mission as a church and the call to share the gospel with the people around us. Pastor Charlie walks us throug...
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We want to know what you want to hear on the Cultivate Podcast. What topics, questions, or ideas would you love for us to explore? Whether it’s a deep dive into Script...
Don't Just Survive—Thrive
This week in our "To the Churches" series, we looked at Jesus' final letter in Revelation—his words to the church in Laodicea. This passage holds one of the most well-...
We Live in Free Will, But Rest in Predestination
This week on Cultivate… we wrapped up our deep dive into soteriology with one final round of big questions—covering predestination, free will, foreknowledge, and the n...
Endure Patiently
This week in our 'To the Churches' series, we looked at Jesus’ letter to the church in Philadelphia—a smaller church with big faith. Unlike the sharp corrections given...
Sin, Shame, and the Security of Salvation
If you've ever wondered, "Is there a point where God gives up on me?"—this conversation is for you.In this week’s Cultivate episode, Charlie and Abigail return for par...
Wake Up and Finish What You Started
This week in our “To the Churches” series, we looked at Jesus’ letter to the church in Sardis—a group with a good reputation but no real spiritual life behind it. Brad...
Wrestling with Salvation and Assurance | Q&A Pt.1
If I still struggle with sin, does that mean I’m not really saved?In this special Q&A episode of the Cultivate Podcast, Abigail and Charlie tackle some of the most vul...
Hold Fast to the Truth
This week in our To the Churches series, we looked at Jesus’ message to the church in Thyatira—a faithful group of believers whose tolerance of false teaching was slow...
Can You Loose Your Salvation?
Can you lose your salvation? It’s one of the most common—and honestly, most anxiety-inducing—questions for a lot of believers. In this episode of the Cultivate Podcast...
Jesus is True | Standing Strong Where the Pressure Is High
This week in our To the Churches series, we focused on the letter to the church in Pergamum—a city steeped in idolatry, immorality, and cultural compromise. Mark walke...
Understanding Atonement | Understanding the Why of the Gospel
Dive deeper into the doctrine of salvation with Charlie and Abigail on the Cultivate Podcast as they explore various theories of atonement. Moving beyond the commonly ...
Jesus is worthy
In this week’s sermon from our To The Churches series, we look at the powerful message to the church in Smyrna from Revelation 2. Mark shares how these words from Jesu...
The Essential Role of Resurrection in Salvation
Join Charlie and Abigail on the Cultivate Podcast as they continue their deep dive into soteriology, the study of salvation. This week, they tackle a crucial question ...
When Love Fades: A Letter to Ephesus
This week in our To The Churches series, we looked at the letter to the church in Ephesus. Known for its perseverance, moral integrity, and discernment, the Ephesian c...