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Collective Church Podcast Collective Church
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- Religion & Spirituality
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5.0 • 28 Ratings
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This audio podcast features talks given at Collective Church, a church on LA’s Westside. We are a community following Jesus and seeking to reach, teach, and equip others to do the same. Our desire is to become a healthy and multiplying expression of Christ’s church in each of the 23 neighborhoods that make up the Westside of Los Angeles. Visit us online at www.collectivechurch.com.
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How Have We Despised Your Name?
Pastor Casey Fritz takes us to the 2nd dispute against God within the book of Malachi. As God asks where His honor, fear and the peoples full hearted offering is.
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How Have You Loved Us?
Pastor Casey Fritz starts our new series through the heavy and timely book of Malachi. It opens with God’s most important message to His people, “I have loved you.”
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Two Paths
Lead Pastor Lorenzo Smith shares a very important message about the future of Collective Church.
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Eyes Peeled
Continuing from last week, Pastor Ryan Smith follows the Apostle Paul in 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11 on how the people of Jesus are meant to live as we await the return of Jesus.
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The Victory & Mystery of Hope
As we progress through Paul's letter, 1 Thessalonians, we arrive at Paul's next area of guidance: the Christian hope and the anticipated return of Jesus. Pastor Ryan Smith examines 4:13-18, often clouded by confusion and debate, but full of comfort and encouragement.
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About Brotherly Love
The Apostle Paul presses the church in Thessolanica forward in love, but turns the direction toward the church. Pastor Casey Fritz follows Paul's instruction for brothers and sisters to love in unexpected and disruptive ways. (4:9-12)
Customer Reviews
So blessed by this church!
such wonderful people and preaching on jesus
Solid!
Solid, gospel filled, heavy hitting teaching of gods word
Love This Church
Collective Church is so great, and the teaching is always Jesus centered. They have a corresponding bible reading plan on there website so you can know ahead of time what they're teaching on.