Menlo Church Podcasts

We, the Church - OUT: Serving in the Church | Andy VomSteeg

What is your role in the church? In this talk, we explore how God wants everybody to play their part in the community, especially in the church. In our culture, people overwhelmingly are on a quest for autonomy, to be free to do what they want, when they want to. While this may seem like a noble desire, it is an empty destination. Fulfillment is not found in isolation, but is found when you are an integral and important part of what God is doing in the church. God promises that you will find your purpose in life and fulfillment in life when you find your role in the body of Christ. Do you want to be a part of what God is doing in the church? We want to hear from you! http://menlo.church/serveinthechurch - the Formstack will go to Taylor K and she will pass along to each campus Connections person. The form is very generic so this is a blanket "I want to serve" and it is our job to help them figure out where.

We, The Church - IN | Cheryl Fletcher

We can feel disconnected, lonely, and misunderstood in the best of times, let alone during shelter in place. How do we lean into community when we are weary, zoom-fatigued, isolated and wearing masks? In this message we discover how communing with Jesus changes how and why we commune with others. We discover the power of community and that God’s grace toward us helps us in practical ways.

If you feel disconnected or lonely, we have a 7-day devotional made just for you. Go to our website to find a daily guide to help you discover how communing with Jesus changes how and why we connect with others: http://menlo.church/Jesus (this is also the study guide for this sermon)

We, The Church - UP | Matt Stephan

What is the most important thing about you? What do you value? What matters most? Who are you? In this message, we tackle these big question about us as individuals, and about Menlo as a church. It turns out, whatever you value most, that’s what you organize your life around. Join us as we learn to organize our lives around Jesus.

Jesus is More Than Enough | Eugene Lee

Are you in a tough situation? Feeling lost, alone, or living in a storm? This week we explore how Jesus is more than enough, regardless of the situation you are in. We delve into how God invites us to participate with him in the work he is doing and when we do what only we can do—and trust God to do what only he can do—miracles happen. To explore this, we go through the Bible’s story of Jesus feeding five thousand.

Faith in the Storm | Eugene Lee

This weekend Eugene Lee, our Executive Pastor, speaks to our church family about our current state as a church. He also addresses how we navigate the days ahead, and why it’s important to keep our eyes on Jesus.

John Ortberg Farewell

This weekend, Pastor John Ortberg will share his farewell message.

I Love You, But You're Driving Me Nuts | Relationships Reveal | Adam Hendrix

This week we continue our series, “I Love You, But You’re Driving Me Nuts” and talk about the two main issues that trip us up in our relationships—“Saying or doing things we shouldn’t” and “NOT saying or doing things that we should.” If we are willing to examine them, each of these relationship issues can also be tools to reveal what is really in our heart.

I Love You, But You're Driving Me Nuts! | Two Steps for Healthy Relationships | Matt Stephan

Thanks for joining us as we are kicking off our series "I Love You But You Are Driving Me Nuts"! Matt Stephan, our San Mateo Campus Pastor, will be helping us take steps towards having healthy relationships and living in community.

Hope Has a Name | The Power of Hope | Eugene Lee

How to Talk About Politics and Not Be A Jerk | Eugene Cho

Today we hear a message from guest speaker Rev. Eugene Cho. Eugene Cho is a Pastor, President and CEO of Bread for the World and Bread Institute, Founder of One Day’s Wages, and author of his newest book, Thou Shalt Not Be a Jerk: A Christian’s Guide to Engaging Politics.