College View Church Audio Podcast

Speaking this Sabbath is Simon Liversidge, our Lead Pastor. As we celebrate graduation weekend, we celebrate our God who is still at work in us. In the story of Samson, we experience God as He works powerfully in a man who is both weak and strong. We see that our calling matters (but God has many ways of accomplishing His call in our lives). Our strength matters (but God can also u

Speaking this Sabbath is Simon Liversidge, our Lead Pastor. God always provides hope for the hopeless, but sometimes it's hard to recognize His voice as He brings hope. In Judges 6, we find 3 insights into recognizing God's voice.1. God's voice affirms my identity as a child of God.2. God's voice affirms His continual presence in my life.3. God's voice affirms God's covering of His

Speaking this Sabbath is Simon Liversidge, our Lead Pastor. God is still doing wonders today through His Spirit. In Judges 3, we learn some things about how God's Spirit works as God uses battle to grow the faith of the Israelites. Indeed, we only really learn about the Spirit in battle; God always has a deliverer, in every battle. God's Spirit actually leads us into battle.

Revelation 5:1-3 - Heaven is supposed to have the solution to earth's problem. What are we to say when heaven has a problem? The 2024 UAU George Gibson Lecture Series is featuring Dr. Sigve Tonstad, MD/PhD. Distinguished physician, theologian, and scholar, Tonstad has a background in both internal medicine and theology. Exploring topics at the intersection of faith and science, he

Speaking this week is Cameron Fitzgerald, our Young Adult Pastor. Taking on the mantle of leadership, especially after a legendary figure, requires courage born from God's Spirit. Like Joshua, we too stand before challenges that feel insurmountable. Still, God's promise echoes through time: "I will be with you." Let's draw near, and let fear find its place in the shadow of His grea

Speaking this week is Simon Liversidge, our Lead Pastor. Caleb has a whole-hearted Spirit...like Moses. This Spirit comes from faith in God; they have this faith because they can SEE three things: 1. What God has already done, 2. What God is doing right now, 3. What God will do. The connection between all three of these is prayer. Prayer is what connects us in the in-between times

Speaking this week is Simon Liversidge, our Lead Pastor. God pours out His Spirit on a craftsman named Bezalel who was gifted to create beautiful pieces for the sanctuary. This artistry invites us to consider how God made us for eternal things. In Exodus, we find three gifts God gives us to help us experience eternity: slowness, synchrony, and sacred space. These gifts help us come

Speaking this week is Simon Liversidge, our Lead Pastor. After 100s of years of praying, God answers Israel's prayers by sending a deliverer to rescue them from slavery in Egypt. However, the people are too discouraged to believe God will do it. God does not give up. He fills Moses with His spirit and invites Moses to encourage Israel (and us) in three ways: 1) Remember the storie

Speaking this week is Yonathan Suarez, our Young Adult Intern Pastor. Together we'll discover the exciting connections in the story of Joseph in prison with the baker and the butler. This all points to Jesus, adding a deeper meaning to the traditions of emblems by which we remember Him.

Speaking this week is Simon Liversidge, our Lead Pastor. God is at work in Joseph's life and he learns to trust God's sovereignty. His brothers think Joseph will get revenge against them, but he trusts God has been at work. When we understand God is at work, we don't have to stress, even when we don't understand everything. We recognize God is always working for our salvation, and