Menlo Church Podcasts

The Rest of the Story: Noah and the Flood | Adam Hendrix

Every story points to something. For many children, the flood story points to a fun and exciting adventure involving animals, a boat, and a big rainbow... what's not to love?! However, upon closer examination, the story is not that simple and is definitely not a children's story. As we look deeper into this story, we want to wrestle with three questions: "Is this a true story?" "What does this story tell us about God?" And "What does this story tell us about humanity?"

With closer examination, we discover a story about a God who longs to redeem and restore His creation and invites us into this same story of redemption. Just like the flood story, our own stories and lives are pointing to something deeper. Every story points to something. What is that something in your story?

Menlo Midweek: Creation | Phil EuBank

This week Mark and Jess get time with Phil EuBank, Senior Pastor, to chat deconstruction of faith, how to approach the "yeah but what about this" questions of faith, and mutant trout. Yeah, the fish kind of trout. We are stoked on our summer series "The Rest of the Story" and hope you are too!

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The Rest of the Story: Creation | Phil EuBank

As children, the story of how the universe began can be one of the most formative stories that we hear growing up in church. Let's discover how do we incorporate understanding modern science with our shared purpose in creation. In this series, we will dive into why unity doesn’t mean uniformity.

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Special Ep.: Meet Mark Kim, Chief of Staff

We are SO excited to announce that Mark Kim, formerly our San Mateo Kids Director, has accepted a role as Menlo Church's Chief of Staff. He is great and we could not be more excited.

Taco Trucks: 
El Paisa by Los Alegres Taco Truck (by Redwood City Costco/OSH)
Margarita's Taqueria (in Sunnyvale on Homestead)

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Formation Stagnation | Mountain View Campus | Matt Summers

When we feel stuck, we often try to fix it with change. We try things like a new schedule, new job, or new major in school, but what about our faith? Together, we can learn to find the growth we were always meant to experience as we explore a common reason we get stuck and a common way out.

Message by: Matt Summers, Mountain View Campus Pastor

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Formation Stagnation | Saratoga Campus | Josh Robertson

When we feel stuck, we often try to fix it with change. We try things like a new schedule, new job, or new major in school, but what about our faith? Together, we can learn to find the growth we were always meant to experience as we explore a common reason we get stuck and a common way out.

Message by: Josh Robertson, Saratoga Campus Pastor

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Formation Stagnation | San Mateo Campus | Cris Coniconde

When we feel stuck, we often try to fix it with change. We try things like a new schedule, new job, or new major in school, but what about our faith? Together, we can learn to find the growth we were always meant to experience as we explore a common reason we get stuck and a common way out.

Message by: Cris Coniconde, San Mateo Campus Adult Discipleship Director

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Formation Stagnation | Menlo Park Campus | Mark Swarner

When we feel stuck, we often try to fix it with change. We try things like a new schedule, new job, or new major in school, but what about our faith? Together, we can learn to find the growth we were always meant to experience as we explore a common reason we get stuck and a common way out.

Message by: Mark Swarner, Menlo Park Campus Pastor

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Menlo Midweek: Winter | Phil EuBank

This week Mark and Phil EuBank, Senior Pastor, chat about winter, closing out our Seasons series, trauma, and some great resources and frameworks to help navigate it all. It is a bit of a heavier episode, text us if you need anything.

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Seasons: Winter | Phil EuBank

The days get shorter but feel longer; eventually, in the winters of our lives, we can learn unhealthy detachment from healthy rhythms with God and others and turn to unhealthy coping strategies that only perpetuate the problem. Learning to live in Winter may require some counterintuitive steps, but they are worth the work.

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Our spiritual formation practice for this series is Praying the Psalms. Formation practices are our training ground for Christlikeness. The formation practice for the series, Seasons: Permission to Feel, is Praying the Psalms. Each week, beginning May 14, go to http://menlo.church/seasons for the sermon video, a Life Group discussion guide, and a formation practice resource.