Menlo Church Podcasts

Last Words: Forsaken | Phil EuBank

Family is complicated; these relationships carry immense power and potential but also bring pain when they are fractured. God the Father and God the Son had experienced perfect union for all eternity until one moment when Jesus hung the cross and cried out, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” This moment holds much to discover about our faith and what it means for us to grow deeper together.

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Menlo Midweek: Family | Cheryl Fletcher

This week, Mark sits down with an amazing volunteer guest host Rachelle Summers and Cheryl Fletcher to discuss her Sunday message, chat about the atrocity that is (or is it?) daylight savings time, and we get deep about community and knowing Jesus.

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Special Ep: Tara Rumler from 1024 Movement | Run for Hope

In this special episode Mark and Jess chat with Tara Rumler from the 1024 Movement. 1024 Movement is a community of young people making an impact on the mental health crisis right here in the Bay Area, and one of our 5 partners for this year's virtual Run for Hope taking place Friday, March 24 to Sunday, March 26.

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Last Words: Family | Cheryl Fletcher

Today we explore the words of Jesus from the cross that speak to our loneliness and isolation and what it means for the church to be the family God intends it to be loving and serving one another without judgment.

Journey through Lent with us! We have additional resources, and you can follow along with our Lent Devotional at http://menlo.church/lastwords

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Special Ep: New Saratoga Campus Launch

This special episode is a family conversation with Mark, our Senior Pastor Phil EuBank and Campus Pastor Josh Robertson centering around the launch of the New Saratoga Campus. We discuss the changes being made and give context around the closing of our San Jose Campus, why we pursue a healthy multi-site model, and how launching a New Menlo Saratoga Campus is Menlo's step forward.

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Menlo Midweek: Paradise | Phil EuBank

Mark and Jess sit down with Senior Pastor Phil EuBank for a long conversation ranging from Jess's idea of herself as a Peloton instructor, theological ideas like substitutionary penal atonement, Phil answers why Jesus didn't save himself on the cross, and we end with a wager about Run for Hope involving YOU and Mark!

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Last Words: Paradise | Phil EuBank

What do you do when you can’t meet the demands or standards that others set for you? How do you admit weakness or ask for help. This week we see Jesus as he extends grace, care, and love to those asking for his help as he endures the cross. Senior Pastor Phil EuBank discusses these last words of Jesus, "Truly I tell you, today you will be with me in paradise," in week 3 of our Last Words series.

Journey through Lent with us! We have additional resources, and you can follow along with our Lent Devotional at menlo.church/lastwords

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Menlo Midweek: Forgive | Phil EuBank

This week Mark and Jess sit down with Phil EuBank, Senior Pastor, to discuss the heaviness of the scene of Jesus on the cross, Asbury Revivals, conflict, and the New Saratoga Campus launch. 

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Last Words: Forgive | Phil EuBank

Grace is the foundational resource of forgiveness. Without undeserved favor, we stand no chance of experiencing forgiveness from anyone, including God. This forgiveness is available today, and it seems more relevant than ever before. In the second message of our Last Words series, Senior Pastor Phil EuBank discusses the last words of Jesus, "Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing."

Journey through Lent with us! We have additional resources, and you can follow along with our Lent Devotional at menlo.church/lastwords

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Menlo Midweek: Preparation | Phil EuBank

We kick off our Last Words series with Mark sitting down with Senior Pastor Phil EuBank to chat fasting, Lent, the Asbury Revival and fly fishing.

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Lent is a tradition of many Christian churches around the world. It is an opportunity to fast from something in order to cultivate spiritual hunger in its place. Our Last Words sermon series will parallel our Lent Devotional and help our community experience a season in which God awakens us to the meaning of Christ’s death and resurrection and its implications for our lives. In this message, we consider some of the first words of Jesus before we look at his last words on the cross each week leading up to Easter. We will see how Jesus faced temptation and entered into his own season of spiritual preparation that is the foundation for Lent.

This Lenten season we are focusing on Jesus’s last words on the cross as a way to know him and follow in his way of love. To help us journey through lent together we have created a special Lent Devotional. Dive into these resources individually and as a Life Group to discover the beauty of Jesus and the opportunity Lent provides for us to go deeper on our journey of discovery, questioning and faith. You can pick up your free copy at any of our campuses or go to http://menlo.church/lent for a digital version.

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