Onechurch Seattle

Filmore Bouldes

A new church in the heart of Seattle, Washington. Weekly Messages by Pastor Filmore & the Onechurch Team.

  1. May 18

    100,000 Hours | The Dash Between || Filmore Bouldes

    You will spend roughly 100,000 hours at work over your lifetime. That's a third of your life. So why does it feel so disconnected from God? In this message from The Dash Between series, we tackle one of the most overlooked questions in the church: what does following Jesus have to do with Monday through Friday? In this message, you'll discover: ✓ Why work was never meant to be a grind — and what God actually intended it to be ✓ How the fall broke work, and why Jesus came to redeem it — not just rescue you from it ✓ Why every legitimate job is part of what God is doing in the world ✓ What it means to work for an audience of one ✓ Why you don't need a more impressive job for your work to matter Whether you love your job or dread Monday mornings, this message will change the way you see your work. SCRIPTURES Genesis 2:2 | Genesis 2:15 | Genesis 3:17-19 | Colossians 1:20 | Colossians 3:23-24 | Psalm 145:15-16 | Ephesians 2:10 KEYWORDS Filmore Bouldes, Onechurch, 100000 hours sermon, The Dash Between series, biblical view of work, what does the Bible say about work, faith and work, Christianity and career, work as worship, Colossians 3:23 meaning, calling and vocation, Genesis 2:15 explained, quiet quitting Christian, work life balance Bible, God and your job, purpose at work, Christian workplace, working for the Lord JOIN US THIS SUNDAY Plan a Visit (Seattle, WA) → https://www.onechurchnw.co/visit Next Steps → https://www.onechurchnw.co/pathway Give → https://www.onechurchnw.co/give FOLLOW ALONG Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/onechurchnw TikTok → https://www.tiktok.com/@onechurchnw

    37 min
  2. May 11

    4 Reasons You Exist | The Dash Between | Filmore Bouldes

    Have you ever asked, "What am I actually doing with my life?" You're not alone and you were never meant to figure this out on your own.   In this first message of our new series, The Dash Between, we explore four biblical reasons why you exist, rooted in Genesis 1:26-28 and why your purpose is far bigger than a career, a personality test, or a life milestone.   In this message, you'll discover: ✓ Why you were made to KNOW God, not just work for Him ✓ How God's image and likeness reveal your identity and your calling ✓ Why building without character leads to a distorted world ✓ The connection between the Genesis mandate and the Great Commission ✓ What it means to leave a legacy worth reproducing   Whether you're in a season of transition, questioning your purpose, or just going through the motions, this message is for you.    SCRIPTURES Genesis 1:26-28 | Psalm 139:13-14 | Romans 8:29 | Galatians 5:22-23 | Matthew 28:18-20   KEYWORDS Filmore Bouldes, Onechurch, 4 reasons you exist sermon, The Dash Between series, Genesis 1 explained, what is my purpose Bible, biblical identity, image of God meaning, why do I exist Christianity, purpose and meaning, church online, discipleship life, find your purpose, the Great Commission, Romans 8:29 meaning   JOIN US THIS SUNDAY Plan a Visit (Seattle, WA) → https://www.onechurchnw.co/visit Next Steps → https://www.onechurchnw.co/pathway  Give → https://www.onechurchnw.co/give   FOLLOW ALONG Instagram →   / onechurchnw   TikTok →   / onechurchnw

    36 min
  3. May 4

    Confrontational Jesus | The Freedom of Truth || Filmore Bouldes

    CONFRONTATIONAL JESUS: The Freedom of Truth What is truth—and can we actually know it? In this message, we unpack one of the most common beliefs in our culture today: "There is no absolute truth." Looking at John 8:31–32, Jesus makes a bold claim—not that truth is personal or flexible—but that it is knowable, and it has the power to set you free. "Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free." — John 8:32 Perception VS Truth The viral dress debate showed us something powerful: Perception feels real—but it isn't always true. Our culture has taken that idea and applied it to everything: "If we see things differently, there must be no absolute truth." That belief is called relativism—and even thinkers like Émile Durkheim supported the idea that truth shifts with culture. But in reality? We don't actually live that way. 1. You Can Know the Truth Jesus doesn't say "find your truth"—He says you will know the truth. Truth isn't personal—it's real. And it's found in listening to Jesus (John 18). 2. Your Source Shapes Your Truth Most of us didn't choose our beliefs—we inherited them. But culture changes. Studies from Pew Research Center show beliefs shift across regions and generations. If your source moves, your truth will too. 3. Freedom Comes from Submission Real freedom isn't doing whatever you want. It's living how you were designed to live. When you follow God's truth, you don't lose freedom— you find it. Final Thought If truth is just opinion, sharing it is arrogant. But if it's real—keeping it to yourself isn't love. Jesus said in Gospel of John 14:6: "I am the way, the truth, and the life." So the question is: Do you believe it's true? Because when you live like it is— people will notice. And when they ask why… You'll be ready to say: "I've been set free by the Truth." Scripture References: John 8:31–32 John 18:37–38 John 14:6 Colossians 1:15–17 Colossians 2:6–8 Isaiah 40:8 1 Peter 3:15–16 Keywords Filmore Bouldes, Onechurch, Freedom of Truth sermon, John 8 explained, absolute truth vs relativism, what is truth Bible, Gen Z truth beliefs, biblical worldview, Christian truth teaching, culture vs Christianity, Jesus is the truth, John 14:6 meaning, truth sets you free, worldview and faith, Christian apologetics, truth vs perception Join Us this Sunday Plan a Visit (Seattle, WA) → https://www.onechurchnw.co/visit Next Steps → https://www.onechurchnw.co/pathway Give → https://www.onechurchnw.co/give Follow Along Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/onechurchnw TikTok → https://www.tiktok.com/@onechurchnw

    44 min
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A new church in the heart of Seattle, Washington. Weekly Messages by Pastor Filmore & the Onechurch Team.

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