REUNION Christian Church

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Welcome to the REUNION Church Sermon Podcast – a weekly collection of messages from a church community in the greater Boston area that helps people find their way back to God. Whether you’re skeptical about faith, exploring spirituality, or looking to grow as a follower of Jesus, this podcast is for you. We hope our teaching is thoughtful, emotionally honest, and deeply hopeful. We hope these talks are rooted in Scripture but spoken in a language that makes sense for life in this cultural moment. New episodes drop every week. 🌐 Learn more at reunionboston.com 📍 Based in Somerville, MA

  1. Still Alive | A Light for Our Path

    MAR 17

    Still Alive | A Light for Our Path

    When Scripture becomes the light that guides our steps, we can walk through any season with hope, knowing it is leading us toward a life of true flourishing.

    40 min
  2. Still Alive | A Way to Be With God

    MAR 9

    Still Alive | A Way to Be With God

    Psalm 1 with Nathan Caddell. Many of us carry quiet voices in our minds that tell us painful stories about who we are: that we are not enough, not wanted, not loved, or just waiting to be exposed. In this message from our Still Alive series, Nathan explores Psalm 1 and the idea that where we look for belonging and identity shapes the direction of our lives. Rather than treating the Bible like a textbook, a rulebook, or something to avoid, this teaching invites us to see Scripture as something far more personal. A place we return to again and again, not out of obligation, but because it reminds us of what is true when the lies get loud. Through honest reflections on depression, identity, and the quiet ways our hearts drift toward counterfeit sources of love, this message offers a hopeful vision: Scripture is not just information to study. It is a living invitation that roots us in the love of God and leads us back home to who we truly are.

    43 min
  3. The Intentional Year | Reclaiming Work as Holy Work

    FEB 10

    The Intentional Year | Reclaiming Work as Holy Work

    Genesis 1:26–28, Genesis 2:15, Ecclesiastes 2:17–25 with Nathan Caddell. Work carries a lot of weight for many of us. We want it to pay the bills, reflect our values, use our gifts, and give us a sense of purpose. But what happens when our jobs don’t live up to that hope, or when work starts carrying more meaning than it was ever meant to hold? In this message, Nathan explores the Bible’s vision of work through Genesis and Ecclesiastes, showing how our desire for meaningful work is deeply human and deeply spiritual. We were made to create, cultivate, and bring order out of chaos, yet work has also been marked by frustration, fatigue, and disappointment. This teaching looks at why work matters, why it often leaves us unsatisfied, and how we can begin to see our vocation in a healthier, freer way. If you feel burned out, stuck, restless in your career, or unsure how faith connects to your job, this message offers a hopeful reframing. Work was never meant to be your identity or your savior. It was meant to be one of the places where God’s love and calling flow through your life to bring a little more goodness, beauty, and order into the world.

    40 min
  4. The Intentional Year | Meaningful Relationships

    FEB 2

    The Intentional Year | Meaningful Relationships

    John 15:12-16 with Matt Chin. Why does friendship feel so essential—and yet so fragile? In this message, we explore why so many of us long for deep connection but struggle to believe it’s safe. Drawing from John 15, we listen to Jesus on the night before his death as he does something surprising: he calls his disciples friends—knowing they’re about to fail him. We talk about loneliness in every stage of life, why intimacy feels risky, how belonging comes before vulnerability, and why Jesus insists that love and friendship sit at the very center of faith. If you’ve ever felt lonely, guarded, tired of trying, or unsure how to build meaningful relationships, this message is an invitation to slow down, remember that you are chosen, and imagine friendship not as something optional—but as sacred. Belonging comes first. And from that place, real friendship can begin.

    46 min
  5. The Intentional Year | Discernment

    JAN 20

    The Intentional Year | Discernment

    Psalm 25 and 1 Kings 17-19 with Matt Chin. Many of us approach discernment like a test. We want the right answer, the clear sign, the certainty that we won’t mess things up. In this message from our series The Intentional Year, Matt explores a different vision of discernment through Psalm 25, the story of Elijah, and his own experience of waiting through disappointment and loss. This teaching reframes discernment not as getting a map from God, but learning to trust a guide. It looks at how trust is formed in seasons of confusion, why silence does not mean God is absent, and how familiarity with God’s heart shapes us long before clarity ever arrives. If you are standing at a crossroads, living in a long in-between, or wondering if you heard God wrong, this message offers a steady reminder. Discernment grows out of relationship, not answers, and God is closer than you think.

    46 min
  6. The Intentional Year | Reflecting on the Past

    JAN 14

    The Intentional Year | Reflecting on the Past

    Deuteronomy 8:2–18 with Nathan Caddell. Many of us rush into a new year looking ahead, setting goals, and hoping things will be better. But before we decide where we are going, we often need to slow down and look back. In this message from our series The Intentional Year, Nathan reflects on why honest remembrance matters, especially after seasons of pain, disruption, or growth. Drawing from Deuteronomy 8 and his own story of loss and healing, this teaching explores how reflection is not about reliving suffering or explaining it away, but about noticing where God stayed near. It looks at how forgetting God’s faithfulness, both in hardship and in abundance, shapes our trust, and how remembering can form us for whatever comes next. If you are entering a new year carrying grief, gratitude, hope, or unanswered questions, this message invites you to pause, remember, and ground your future in the steady faithfulness of God.

    47 min
  7. The Intentional Year | Cultivating Fruitfulness

    JAN 14

    The Intentional Year | Cultivating Fruitfulness

    Galatians 5:22–25 with Nathan Caddell. A new year often comes with big goals and quiet pressure. Do more. Fix more. Become a better version of yourself. Before long, life starts to feel like a scoreboard, ahead or behind, winning or failing, productive or disappointing. And for many of us, faith becomes one more place to perform. In this message kicking off our series The Intentional Year, Nathan explores a different way to begin 2026. Through Paul’s letter to the Galatians and Jesus’ words in John 15, we look at the difference between achievement and fruit, performance and formation, striving and abiding. Instead of treating spiritual growth like a to-do list, Paul describes “the fruit of the Spirit”, the kind of character that grows when our lives are shaped by God’s presence rather than pressure. If you feel tired, driven, or stuck on a treadmill of never enough, this teaching is an invitation to step off the scorecard and stay connected to the true source of life. Not to do more for Jesus, but to be with Jesus, and let a slower, deeper kind of change take root.

    40 min
  8. Advent - Peace on Earth | Peace Has a Name

    12/21/2025

    Advent - Peace on Earth | Peace Has a Name

    Matthew 1:18–25 with Nathan Caddell. Fear is a deeply human experience. It shows up when plans fall apart, when control slips away, and when the future feels uncertain. In this Advent message, we explore the story of Joseph in Matthew 1 and the fear that surrounds the first Christmas. Through a surprising Joseph’s quiet crisis and the angel’s words “Do not be afraid,” we discover that Christmas is not about fear disappearing, but about God drawing near. This sermon looks honestly at how fear shapes our decisions, why fear often tells us to run or protect ourselves, and how God responds not by fixing circumstances, but by offering his presence. Joseph doesn’t get all the answers, but he learns that he is not alone. And that changes everything.

    30 min
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Welcome to the REUNION Church Sermon Podcast – a weekly collection of messages from a church community in the greater Boston area that helps people find their way back to God. Whether you’re skeptical about faith, exploring spirituality, or looking to grow as a follower of Jesus, this podcast is for you. We hope our teaching is thoughtful, emotionally honest, and deeply hopeful. We hope these talks are rooted in Scripture but spoken in a language that makes sense for life in this cultural moment. New episodes drop every week. 🌐 Learn more at reunionboston.com 📍 Based in Somerville, MA

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  • Creator
    REUNION Christian Church
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    121
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © REUNION Christian Church
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