Menlo Church Podcasts

Love is Worth Waiting For | Love Is... | Jevon Washington

Many treat dating as trial-and-error shopping for “the one.” But Scripture frames it as a process of discernment, boundaries, and patience. Ruth and Boaz remind us that God honors faithfulness, integrity, and trust. Love is worth waiting for, and God uses waiting seasons to shape us.
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For the Bay 5K is Coming! | Mobilize Love | Christian Huang, Matt Summers, Mark Morinishi

Christian from Mobilize Love swings by to chat through the amazing impact Mobilize Love is making in the city, and now on the peninsula. We get to support them through the For The Bay 5k happening on 3/28 at Shoreline Park!

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Love is More Than a Feeling | Love is... | Phil EuBank

Love is… is a series for anyone who’s ever asked, “What even is love anymore?” Culture says love is chemistry, a feeling, or a quick swipe. But God paints a bigger picture: love as a sacrifice, intimacy as holy, and dating as a form of discipleship. Together, we’ll reclaim what love truly is and discover how His love shapes who we are becoming.

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Immigration, Outrage, and the Loss of Nuance | Menlo Midweek | Phil EuBank, Matt Summers

Is “Abolish ICE” becoming the next cultural flashpoint where outrage replaces nuance and everyone is forced to pick a side? In this episode, we cut through the noise to explore how immigration enforcement got here, why the extremes are so tempting, and what a Christ-centered “third way” might look like that holds both safety and human dignity together. If you’re exhausted by the binary and looking for wisdom instead of hot takes, this conversation is for you.

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Perfect Kids | PERFCT | Phil EuBank

What if your identity was never something you had to earn?

In the final week of the PERFCT series, we explore what it means to live as God’s children—not striving for approval, but resting in love. Through Scripture and the powerful image of fridge art, this message confronts performance-based faith and invites us to receive our identity as a gift, not a grade.

Because of Jesus—the one perfect Son—we’re free to stop hiding, stop striving, and run to the Father.

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Rise Against Hunger | Menlo Missions | Jeremy Loader, Raymond Pun, Matt Summers

Jeremy and Raymond from Rise Against Hunger join us to share dsome excitement around the upcoming project we have happening at every campus on 1/31, giving some pro tips, what to expect, and behind the scenes stories on the impact you will make by helping us reach our goal of packing 315,000 meal kits!

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Perfect Parents | PERFCT | Matt Summers, Mark Morinishi

This week we are diving into how to be perfect parents - and how connection is central to heart of parenting. We chat parenting in different stages, with asides of monopoly and inception.

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Perfect Parents | PERFCT | Menlo Church Sermon Message

Colossians reminds us that children and parents are in formation together. This week looks at the difference between performance-based parenting and grace-based guidance. No one gets it all right, but with humility, we can create safe spaces for growth. When we are willing to admit that we all need Jesus in our families we can grow at our pace and in our place of life.

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Perfect Marriage | Menlo Midweek Podcast | Rachelle Summers, Mark Morinishi

This week we are chatting through marriage, relationships, unpacking what it means to submit, and how time forces change!

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Perfect Marriage | PERFCT | Phil EuBank

Genesis gives us a picture of marriage not as a fairytale, but as a holy partnership. We’ll look at the call to “leave and cleave,” and how modern relationships often struggle to prioritize what God intended. This week offers hope for the married, divorced, or dating. In a culture that has seen the abuses and misuses of marriage, it is easy to abandon all of it, but the original prescription is worth revisiting and welcoming Jesus back into the work of being our center, together.

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