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Rhythm Church

If I Had More Time is a weekly Monday conversation with Pastor Jeff and George Coletrain where we dive deeper into Sunday’s sermon. Every week, we unpack key themes, address questions that came up, and talk through the content that didn’t make it into the message due to time. Whether it’s theology, culture, or personal application—this is where the conversation continues. Subscribe and join us every week as we unpack more of what God is speaking through His Word.

  1. FEB 17

    You’re Still Thinking Like a Slave

    Joshua 4: 12 Stones, Remembering God in Drought & Plenty (Plus: Passover, Circumcision, and Manna to Maturity) In this episode of “If I Had More Time,” the hosts open with light conversation about Presidents Day weekend and Valentine’s Day, then transition into a discussion based on Joshua 4 and a recently preached message. They unpack the Israelites crossing the Jordan, setting up 12 stones as a memorial, and an additional set of 12 stones placed in the river as “hidden” reminders meant for seasons of doubt and drought. The conversation explores the biblical significance of building altars and tangible faith reminders at home, the idea of believers as “living stones” formed by Jesus the stone mason, and why being part of a local church is not intended to be optional. They also touch on church unity across cultures, emphasizing Jesus as the central shared foundation. The hosts discuss the difficult topic of circumcision after entering enemy territory, connecting it to covenant identity, radical vulnerability, trusting God’s protection, and the necessity of consecration and discipleship. They highlight how Israel’s wilderness mindset kept a generation from entering the promised land and apply this to modern believers who remain stuck in victim or scarcity mindsets, noting the need to deal with trauma through deliverance and therapy and to repent publicly within families when needed. They emphasize the Lord’s focus on moments over momentum, the importance of stopping to celebrate Passover before conquest, and the danger of “prosperity without remembrance,” urging gratitude and stewardship in seasons of abundance. The episode closes by previewing Jericho for next week, asking viewers to comment “stones,” encouraging subscriptions—especially on YouTube—and sharing that they are looking to hire a creative project manager and video editor for their growing team. 00:00 Intro 01:47 Welcome Back + Presidents Day Weekend Banter 02:46 Valentine’s Day Plans (Movies, Flowers, and Mom Time) 02:53 Why Is Valentine’s Day a ‘Hallmark Holiday’? 03:45 Halloween vs. Harvest Fest: Christian Freedom & Legalism 06:52 Sabbath, Tithing, and the ‘Pick-and-Choose’ Problem 08:28 Joshua 4 Recap: 12 Stones, Remembrance, and Teaching the Next Gen 11:47 Hidden Stones in the River: Doubt, Drought, and Remembering God’s Faithfulness 14:40 Living Stones & Jesus the Stone Mason: Why Church Isn’t Optional 18:40 Diversity in the Church: United in Jesus, Celebrating Culture 21:07 Joshua 5 & Circumcision: Radical Vulnerability and Trusting God’s Protection 27:58 Leaving the Wilderness: Victim vs. Victorious Mindset 30:57 The Fruit Isn’t for the Tree: Dealing With Issues for the Next Generation 33:56 Breaking Family Strongholds: Public Repentance & Ending the Cycle 34:37 Momentum vs Moments: Circumcision, Altars, and God’s Strategic Pauses 35:54 Passover Before the Battle: Remembering the Blood & Entering the Promise 38:42 Inheritance Without Prosperity Gospel: Sonship, Bold Asking, and Confidence 42:20 From Slave Mindset to Stewardship: Everything Is the Lord’s 44:21 No More Manna: Maturity, Participation, and Responsible Obedience 51:06 Prosperity Without Remembrance: Deuteronomy’s Warning & the Apostasy Cycle 54:46 Using Blessings for the Kingdom: Gratitude, Complaining, and Open Hands 56:36 Wrap-Up + What’s Next: Jericho Tease, Subscribe/Support, and Team Hiring

    1 hr
  2. JAN 21

    When a Nation Calls Sin “Progress” | Promised Land (Joshua 1)

    Redeeming the Land: Embracing the True Meaning of ProgressIn this episode, we delve into the profound themes of spiritual and societal redemption as viewed through the lens of scripture. Join us as we explore the complexities of maintaining moral integrity in a world that often celebrates debauchery as progress. Reflecting on a six-year journey from the establishment of a church, we discuss the importance of taking responsibility for our communities, homes, and businesses by adhering to biblical principles. We touch upon the historical context of the Israelites, the significance of land in God's redemption plan, and the ongoing battle against moral decay. This episode encourages Christians to occupy and influence their environments positively, emphasizing the weight of their actions in the grand tapestry of God's creation.00:00 Intro00:47 Celebrating Six Years of Growth01:32 Memories from the First Year15:08 The Impact of Spiritual Authority19:13 The Importance of Redeeming the Land25:37 The Consequences of Sin and Disobedience30:55 Modern Parallels to Ancient Practices35:17 The Demon Agenda and Pedophilia35:55 The Rise of Bestiality and Furries36:43 Historical and Biblical Perspectives39:30 The Cycle of Apostasy42:03 Occupying the Land: A Call to Action48:03 Voting and Christian Responsibility52:38 The Importance of Discipleship59:21 The Power of Christian InfluenceWatch the latest sermons: https://www.myrhythmchurch.com/rhythm-sermonsNew to Rhythm? Fill out a Connect Card: https://myrhythmchurch.churchcenter.com/people/forms/282496Give to Rhythm: https://www.myrhythmchurch.com/giveAt Rhythm Church, we’re learning the unforced rhythms of grace—led by Pastor Jeff Moors and based in Oceanside, CA. We’re so glad you’re here. Whether this is your first time or you’ve been with us since day one, we’d love to help you take a next step.—🕒 Sermon Details & Timestamps:—🔗 Stay ConnectedWebsite: https://www.myrhythmchurch.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rhythmchrch/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rhythmchrch

    1h 10m
  3. JAN 13

    The Grand Finale: Insights and Reflections on the Book of Acts

    The Grand Finale: Insights and Reflections on the Book of ActsIn this episode, we explore the rich and transformative lessons from the final chapter of the Book of Acts. The discussion uncovers the powerful message of the gospel advancing without hindrance, the impact of Paul's imprisonment, and the critical role of the church and individual believers in spreading the gospel. We also delve into key moments and themes throughout Acts, such as the importance of presence, the ministry of suffering, and the simplicity of using what we have—like a dinner table—to share Christ. Listen on for deep insights and heartfelt reflections to inspire your faith journey.00:00 Intro00:11 Unexpected Transformations00:24 Casual Conversations02:08 21-Day Fast Reflections03:47 Gratitude and Vision09:36 The Book of Acts Finale11:21 Paul's Journey and Legacy36:49 Paul's Financial Support and Imprisonment37:17 Paul's Letters from Prison38:14 The Philippian Church's Support42:34 The Role of the Church in Spreading the Gospel45:54 The Importance of Personal Evangelism01:01:10 The Ministry of Presence01:06:02 Reflecting on the Book of ActsWatch the latest sermons: https://www.myrhythmchurch.com/rhythm-sermonsNew to Rhythm? Fill out a Connect Card: https://myrhythmchurch.churchcenter.com/people/forms/282496Give to Rhythm: https://www.myrhythmchurch.com/giveAt Rhythm Church, we’re learning the unforced rhythms of grace—led by Pastor Jeff Moors and based in Oceanside, CA. We’re so glad you’re here. Whether this is your first time or you’ve been with us since day one, we’d love to help you take a next step.—🔗 Stay ConnectedWebsite: https://www.myrhythmchurch.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rhythmchrch/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rhythmchrch

    1h 11m
  4. 12/30/2025

    Pastors Q&A | Ep. 1 — Head Coverings, Meditation, and Miracles

    Biblical Teachings, Head Coverings, and Spiritual Gifts: Q&A with PastorsJoin us for an engaging Q&A session where our pastors explore diverse topics including the relevance of head coverings for women as discussed in 1 Corinthians 11:2-16, biblical meditation versus other forms, and the debate between cessationists and continuationists regarding spiritual gifts. We also discuss practical ways to handle negative conversations and witness miracles today. Plus, get a glimpse into upcoming church events and celebrations. Dive deep into theology, church practices, and personal reflections in this special episode.00:00 Introduction and Topic Overview00:39 Reflecting on the Past Year02:28 Celebrating Milestones05:31 Understanding Hebrew Circular Thought17:00 Avoiding Negative People22:57 Meditation and Spiritual Practices30:12 The Spiritual Implications of Meditation31:11 The Importance of Christian Meditation31:31 Listening in Prayer and Meditation33:00 Obedience in Difficult Decisions35:54 Navigating Conversations with Cessationists42:53 Understanding Head Coverings in 1 Corinthians59:41 Women in Christianity and Church Leadership01:04:25 Wrapping Up and Looking AheadWatch the latest sermons: https://www.myrhythmchurch.com/rhythm-sermonsNew to Rhythm? Fill out a Connect Card: https://myrhythmchurch.churchcenter.com/people/forms/282496Give to Rhythm: https://www.myrhythmchurch.com/giveAt Rhythm Church, we’re learning the unforced rhythms of grace—led by Pastor Jeff Moors and based in Oceanside, CA. We’re so glad you’re here. Whether this is your first time or you’ve been with us since day one, we’d love to help you take a next step.—🕒 Sermon Details & Timestamps:—🔗 Stay ConnectedWebsite: https://www.myrhythmchurch.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rhythmchrch/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rhythmchrch

    1h 7m

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If I Had More Time is a weekly Monday conversation with Pastor Jeff and George Coletrain where we dive deeper into Sunday’s sermon. Every week, we unpack key themes, address questions that came up, and talk through the content that didn’t make it into the message due to time. Whether it’s theology, culture, or personal application—this is where the conversation continues. Subscribe and join us every week as we unpack more of what God is speaking through His Word.