Momentum Church Podcast

Ever been hustled? If you’ve played pool, a pick-up game with the Momentum Staff or had an in-home demonstration for a vacuum cleaner, you probably have. Way back in the day in the book of Genesis (from the Bible), there was this dude named Jacob. He was a slick dude, hustling anyone who crossed his path. Funny thing is, God was able to use this “Natural-Born Hustler” to play a key role in God’s plan for humanity.

Ever been hustled? If you’ve played pool, a pick-up game with the Momentum Staff or had an in-home demonstration for a vacuum cleaner, you probably have. Way back in the day in the book of Genesis (from the Bible), there was this dude named Jacob. He was a slick dude, hustling anyone who crossed his path. Funny thing is, God was able to use this “Natural-Born Hustler” to play a key role in God’s plan for humanity.

Have you ever felt like you were being haunted by something? Maybe it was just a creaky floorboard in an old house or a noisy icemaker in a new refrigerator, but you thought it was poltergeist or the Blair Witch.

Well, there are three totally legitimate anxieties that have haunted mankind throughout the ages. (No, they don’t have anything to do with the Browns, Cavs, or Indians, but that was a good guess.) We fear these things because they are extremely real, and if we don’t face them – they will completely and utterly destroy us. On a brighter note, God tells us that he is the only being in the universe who can scare these ghosts away…

Have you ever felt like you were being haunted by something? Maybe it was just a creaky floorboard in an old house or a noisy icemaker in a new refrigerator, but you thought it was poltergeist or the Blair Witch.

Well, there are three totally legitimate anxieties that have haunted mankind throughout the ages. (No, they don’t have anything to do with the Browns, Cavs, or Indians, but that was a good guess.) We fear these things because they are extremely real, and if we don’t face them – they will completely and utterly destroy us. On a brighter note, God tells us that he is the only being in the universe who can scare these ghosts away…

Have you ever felt like you were being haunted by something? Maybe it was just a creaky floorboard in an old house or a noisy icemaker in a new refrigerator, but you thought it was poltergeist or the Blair Witch.

Well, there are three totally legitimate anxieties that have haunted mankind throughout the ages. (No, they don’t have anything to do with the Browns, Cavs, or Indians, but that was a good guess.) We fear these things because they are extremely real, and if we don’t face them – they will completely and utterly destroy us. On a brighter note, God tells us that he is the only being in the universe who can scare these ghosts away…

Jesus created parables – stories with spiritual meaning – to teach his audiences. Paul, the author of many of the letters that we now call “books” of the Bible, quoted mainstream poets and plays in his writings. Both used creative ways to teach regular people about a God who desires to know and to lead us.

On that note, every year Momentum discusses some of the most popular films that have been released over the last year. We ask, “What eternal truths can we learn from these popular stories? How can these movies be used as parables that move us forward to love God, love people, and serve the world?”

Jesus created parables – stories with spiritual meaning – to teach his audiences. Paul, the author of many of the letters that we now call “books” of the Bible, quoted mainstream poets and plays in his writings. Both used creative ways to teach regular people about a God who desires to know and to lead us.

On that note, every year Momentum discusses some of the most popular films that have been released over the last year. We ask, “What eternal truths can we learn from these popular stories? How can these movies be used as parables that move us forward to love God, love people, and serve the world?”

Jesus created parables – stories with spiritual meaning – to teach his audiences. Paul, the author of many of the letters that we now call “books” of the Bible, quoted mainstream poets and plays in his writings. Both used creative ways to teach regular people about a God who desires to know and to lead us.

On that note, every year Momentum discusses some of the most popular films that have been released over the last year. We ask, “What eternal truths can we learn from these popular stories? How can these movies be used as parables that move us forward to love God, love people, and serve the world?”

Jesus created parables – stories with spiritual meaning – to teach his audiences. Paul, the author of many of the letters that we now call “books” of the Bible, quoted mainstream poets and plays in his writings. Both used creative ways to teach regular people about a God who desires to know and to lead us.

On that note, every year Momentum discusses some of the most popular films that have been released over the last year. We ask, “What eternal truths can we learn from these popular stories? How can these movies be used as parables that move us forward to love God, love people, and serve the world?”

Jesus created parables – stories with spiritual meaning – to teach his audiences. Paul, the author of many of the letters that we now call “books” of the Bible, quoted mainstream poets and plays in his writings. Both used creative ways to teach regular people about a God who desires to know and to lead us.

On that note, every year Momentum discusses some of the most popular films that have been released over the last year. We ask, “What eternal truths can we learn from these popular stories? How can these movies be used as parables that move us forward to love God, love people, and serve the world?”