Menlo Church Podcasts

Hope for Joseph | Hope is Born | Menlo Church Live Stream

Even in Joseph’s initial attempts to break off the engagement, he was trying to save Mary’s reputation and future. Then, when he had his own angelic visit he was willing to put his expectations aside to pursue God’s call on his life and protection for his wife. Joseph is a shadow of the greater protection God offered to us by leaving Heaven to experience what we deserve to redeem mankind.

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Hope for Mary | Menlo Midweek | Matt Summers, Josh Robertson, Mark Morinishi

This week Matt Summers, Campus Pastor at our Mountain View Campus, and Josh Robertson, Campus Pastor at Saratoga, join us to dive deeper into the story of Mary, talk about childhood memories, the Sears Wish Lish Book, and the immaculate conception.

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Hope for Mary | Hope is Born | Cheryl Fletcher

Mary’s faith and willingness to serve God exemplify a heart ready to embrace God’s plan, despite uncertainties. Guest Speaker Cheryl Fletcher shares with us the story of Mary to encourage us to say "yes" to God’s calling in our lives. What are the times in your life where you pursued God in the face of uncertainty? If you believed that God had your best in mind, what would you change about your life to live in light of God’s calling?

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Choosing Joy over Comparison | Menlo Midweek | Aishe Dozie, Tim Wong, Mark Morinishi

This week we dive deeper into joy and comparison. Aishe tries on her preaching hat, Tim shares some fantastic questions from his notebook, and we chat through the 5 leading anxieties felt in the Bay Area as we are heading into the holiday season.

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Choosing Joy over Comparison | For The Bay | Jay Kim

In a world chasing fleeting pleasures, how do we choose lasting joy? Join us for the conclusion of the For the Bay series as we explore the compelling invitation to live with joy in an anxious, comparison-driven world. Jay Kim, guest speaker and Pastor of WestGate Church, shares personal stories, biblical truths, and a deeper understanding of joy as a fruit of the Spirit, this message reveals how joy is more than a feeling—it's a state of being rooted in God’s goodness.

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Choosing Staying over Going | Menlo Midweek | Phil EuBank, Mark Morinishi

This week we talk in depth about the pain and opportunities that comes with living in a transient culture.

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Choosing Staying over Going | For the Bay | Phil EuBank

In today’s message, we’re diving deep into a dilemma that’s familiar to many of us in the Bay Area: the choice to stay vs. the choice to leave. Whether it’s about your job, relationships, or even the state you live in, the decision to remain rooted in a place can be challenging yet deeply fulfilling. Join us as we explore how choosing to stay can create a powerful legacy and witness of God’s love for the people around us.

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Learning to Disagree Live Conversation | Menlo Midweek | John Inazu, Phil EuBank

Worried about a potentially hard upcoming conversation? Want coaching around how to listen well in conversations that make you anxious? This content aims to help and equip you to show up with hope and helpfulness.

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Choosing Trust over Fear | Menlo Midweek | Phil EuBank, Mark Morinishi

This week we focus on the 2024 Election to ask questions from both sides of the political aisle, talking about the dangers of too much trust in figures outside of Jesus, and start with an update from out Hope for Everyone Campaign. Text us at (650) 600-0402.

Choosing Trust over Fear | For the Bay | Phil EuBank

In today’s message, we explore the timely and crucial topic of faith in a divided world. With political tensions high, it’s easy to let our views overshadow our unity in Christ. Join us live as we uncover how Jesus calls us to respond with humility, love, and a focus on God’s Kingdom above politics. Through this sermon, we’ll dive into Philippians 2 and examine the importance of seeing each other’s needs, practicing empathy, and keeping our allegiance rooted in faith, not in politics.