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The podcast "REWIND" features a collection of past sermons from Organic Church. Each episode takes listeners on a journey through the teachings and messages delivered during previous worship services. The content is a retrospective look at the spiritual guidance and insights shared by Pastor Michael and visiting guests! Listeners can expect to revisit powerful sermons, meaningful scriptures, and impactful messages that have been shared in the past. The podcast aims to provide a convenient and accessible way for the church community and new audiences to engage with the timeless wisdom and spiritual teachings presented during earlier sermons. Whether it's a reflection on a particular theme, a series of teachings, or a selection of sermons covering various topics, "REWIND" offers an opportunity for individuals to deepen their understanding of the faith and find inspiration in the timeless messages.The podcast may also include commentary or reflections on the historical context of each sermon and how it continues to resonate with the present-day congregation.

  1. 1H AGO

    Seeds That Outlive Us (January 17, 2026)

    Send us a text What if the real measure of success isn’t what you complete, but who you equip to carry it further? We open up about legacy, surrender, and the hard pivot from chasing applause to planting seeds that feed people long after we’re gone. It’s honest, a little funny, and deeply practical—especially if you’re a parent, volunteer, or leader wondering how to make your work matter beyond a season. We talk about the trap of accumulation, the lure of recognition, and why God often invests not just in what He can do through us, but in what He wants to do after us. From Abraham’s obedience without a map to Moses’ faithfulness without finishing, we explore how Scripture reframes outcomes: God values obedience over results and faithfulness over finish lines. That lens changes how we build ministries, how we place volunteers, and how we practice excellence without ego. It also changes how we prepare the next generation—by bringing kids into the sanctuary, teaching them to sit under the Word, and modeling repentance, resilience, and responsibility at home. You’ll hear unfiltered stories about parenting through ADHD, laughing at a billboard moment, and learning when to move and when to wait. We dig into church culture—why accountability matters, why comfort can dull conviction, and how to avoid losing teens at 18 by forming them for worship long before they “graduate.” The heartbeat of the conversation is this: delay is not denial, surrender is costly, and obedience today creates impact tomorrow. We don’t need credit; we want fruit—good fruit that nourishes families and communities we may never meet. If you’re ready to shift your vision from temporary to eternal, from personal wins to generational blessing, this one will challenge and encourage you. Listen, share with a friend who’s leading or parenting in a tough season, and tell us: what one step of obedience will you take this week? Subscribe, rate, and leave a review to help others find the show.

    52 min

  2. JAN 11

    Order In The Chaos (January 11, 2026)

    Send us a text If life feels loud, rushed, and oddly empty, this conversation offers a reset: chaos usually doesn’t mean God vanished; it often means we pushed Him to second place. We explore how peace follows order and order follows surrender, using everyday snapshots—from locked church closets to Nerf-strewn basements—to expose how we create the very storm we dread. With candor and warmth, we name the idols that sneak in through “good things” like work, platforms, or even ministry, and we show how alignment with God outperforms raw ambition every time. We trace a biblical arc from Genesis—where God spoke light before He formed anything—to Elijah, who repaired the altar before the fire fell. The takeaway is practical: speak God’s authority into confusion, then live righteously. That looks like word before news, prayer before plans, and honesty over “I’m fine.” We tackle conviction vs. condemnation, the pull of gossip, and the courage it takes to let Jesus be Lord, not just Savior. For men and families, we talk about leading with humility and prayer, replacing control with trust, and building homes where peace is the default, not the exception. You’ll hear straight talk about misplaced priorities, how good things become idols, and why God won’t compete for first place. Expect clear steps to realign your days, repair the altar of your heart, and recover a focused devotion that steadies your mind. If your calendar is crowded and your spirit is thin, this is your invitation to reorder what matters so peace can take its rightful seat. If it resonates, subscribe, share it with a friend who needs a reset, and leave a review to help others find their way back to first things.

    56 min

  3. JAN 4

    Microwaved Maturity (January 4, 2026)

    Send us a text Ever felt the pressure to grow fast, be seen, and do more before you’re ready? We get real about the myth of instant spirituality and why sustainable faith looks more like a slow roast than a flash fire. Drawing from Hebrews 5:12–14, we contrast milk and meat, showing how discernment is forged “through training,” not through viral moments or borrowed platforms. The throughline is simple: you cannot microwave maturity, but you can cultivate it with steady habits that no one applauds. We talk practical: how to seek wise counsel when you want quick answers, how to honor spiritual authority without sliding into people-pleasing, and how to shut our mouths when gossip tempts us. We also name a hard truth about hype—fast fires impress and then burn out. Like seeds in shallow soil, recognition without roots wilts under heat. Instead, we lean into service at the low places—shoveling sidewalks, fixing furnaces, cleaning bathrooms—because the pathway to healthy leadership always runs through hidden faithfulness. You’ll hear stories about resisting clout, waiting for confirmation before stepping into roles, and learning to stay planted even when growth feels slow. We connect these choices to a broader pattern: trials that build trust, consistency that builds character, and daily practices that keep the flame alive when emotions fade. Galatians 6:9 reframes the timeline—“at just the right time” comes to those who refuse to give up. If you’re hungry for deeper roots, lasting fruit, and a faith that endures beyond the weekend, this conversation will meet you where you are and nudge you toward steady ground. If this resonated, follow the show, share it with a friend who’s craving substance over sizzle, and leave a review to help others find it. What’s one small, faithful step you’ll take today?

    47 min

  4. 12/28/2025

    Not a Resolution, a Relationship (December 28, 2025)

    Send us a text What if your word for the year isn’t a word at all, but a posture? We set our sights on Matthew 19:14 and center the coming year on children, safety, and formation—because welcoming the next generation is more than a sentiment; it’s a kingdom assignment. From a real allergy scare to a renewed check-in system, we connect conviction to action and show how love, planning, and prayer work together. We also challenge the annual resolution cycle. Resolutions feel inspiring, but they’re optional; covenant is not. Through honest stories—failed treadmills, caffeine missteps, and learning to pray first—we trace a path from motivation to abiding. Seeking God first reshapes speech, calendars, and choices. Instead of sprinkling a little “church” onto a busy life, we rebuild the center so obedience flows instead of feels forced. John 15 reframes fruitfulness: apart from the vine, effort turns shiny but rotten; connected to Jesus, hidden roots produce durable, nourishing fruit. This conversation moves from Sunday inspiration to Monday formation. We talk humility over pride, honesty over image, and leadership that points our homes to Christ in both valleys and mountaintops. Romans 12:1 calls us to become living sacrifices—daily, not seasonal. We even embrace pruning for growth, trusting that surrender makes room for the Spirit to mature us. If God refuses second place, what sits on your throne? Join us as we trade resolutions for relationship, safety theater for real care, and temporary motivation for an abiding life that our kids can follow. If this resonates, follow the show, share it with a friend, and leave a review with your biggest takeaway—what will you surrender this year?

    50 min

  5. 12/27/2025

    Room For The Redeemer (December 24, 2025)

    Send us a text Ever notice how the Nativity hinges on a simple “no room”? We revisit Luke 2 and zoom in on the innkeeper—an unnamed, unquoted character whose crowded ledger echoes our crowded lives. Rather than scolding or sentimentality, we get a piercing invitation: maybe the real barrier isn’t disbelief but busyness. If Bethlehem was bursting during the census, it’s no surprise our calendars burst during the holidays. The question isn’t whether we’re doing a lot; it’s whether we’re leaving any space for the One who gives the “lot” meaning. We unpack the difference between wickedness and preoccupation and how easy it is to be “full” in all the wrong ways. From humorous snapshots of long lines, family errands, and the elusive gingerbread chai, to a sober look at success without the Savior, we trace how good things crowd out the best thing. The manger confronts our perfectionism: Jesus doesn’t need a palace, just permission. He steps into the messy places—straw floors, borrowed cloths, unfinished hearts—and brings calm that outlasts the rush. Along the way, we share practical ways to make room: intentional surrender, device-free dinners, simple prayers that interrupt the scroll, and small daily pauses that keep our attention anchored. We end by lighting candles and asking a personal question: what’s renting your heart’s best rooms, and what can be released to welcome Christ? If you’ve been waiting for perfect conditions, this conversation is your gentle nudge to say a present, imperfect yes. Enjoy the reflection, share it with someone who needs a reset, and if it resonated, subscribe, leave a review, and tell us where you’re making room this week.

    27 min

  6. 12/21/2025

    The Gift That Doesn’t Wear Out (December 21, 2025)

    Send us a text A funny family moment with an Elvis nutcracker sets the stage for something deeper: the best gifts aren’t flashy, they’re thoughtful. We trace that truth from the living room to the nativity, exploring why a real gift doesn’t wear out and why the heart of Christmas can’t be boxed, bagged, or returned. Heaven didn’t send a package; the Father sent His Son—good news that matters because bad news is real. We walk through the tension of a holiday faith and a whole-life faith. Love shows up as a covenant, not just a feeling, and the manger becomes a doorway to Calvary. Drawing on John 3, Isaiah 9, Philippians 2, and 1 Peter 1, we unpack how the rescue was planned before the problem, why grace meets us in the mess, and how belief without repentance becomes a story we admire instead of a Savior we follow. Along the way, we talk about hurry-sick holidays, prosperity’s false promises, and the practical courage it takes to say no to spaces and habits that quietly pull us off course. This is a warm, honest, and hope-filled invitation: receive the gift, don’t just celebrate the season. Pray instead of gossiping. Bring Scripture and worship into your home. Choose consistency over convenience. You can’t separate the cradle from the cross, and you don’t have to wait for perfect feelings to make a faithful move. If you’re ready for a Christmas that outlasts the tree, press play and join us on the path from story to Savior. If this resonates, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a review to help more people find the show.

    41 min

  7. 12/17/2025

    The Gift of Myrrh (December 14, 2025)

    Send us a text A burial spice at a child’s cradle doesn’t feel festive—until you see what it’s saying. We explore why the Magi’s myrrh isn’t an odd flourish in a Christmas scene but a prophetic banner over Jesus’ life: King, God, Sacrifice. Gold points to kingship. Frankincense signals divinity. Myrrh points to the cross and to the reality that love chose suffering so we could be free. We walk through Scripture to connect the dots. Isaiah 53 names the Man of Sorrows who bears our griefs. John 19 records myrrh and aloes at Jesus’ burial, echoing the gift laid before Him in His early years. Exodus 30 folds myrrh into priestly anointing, revealing Jesus as our High Priest and Lamb who ends the cycle of bulls and goats. That thread ties the cradle to the cross and the cross to the empty tomb, moving us from sentiment to substance: death doesn’t win; deliverance does. Along the way we get personal about surrender. What does worship that costs something look like? Sometimes it’s cutting off corrosive conversations, choosing accountability, and refusing to let gossip or cynicism poison joy. Sometimes it’s dying to stubborn habits and breaking patterns for the sake of our children and their children. We talk growth through trials, the fragrance of sacrifice, and how an eternal view reframes everyday choices. If He carried our sin without numbing the pain, we can carry our cross with hope, mercy, and resolve. Listen now for a clear, grounded, and practical message on surrender, costly worship, and living with eternity in view. If this resonates, share it with someone who needs courage today. Subscribe for more faith-deepening conversations and leave a review to help others find the show.

    44 min

  8. 11/30/2025

    Gift of Gold (November 30, 2025)

    Send us a text A star led scholars across deserts, but what really changed history was what they carried—and why. We unpack the Magi’s gift of gold as a bold, public claim that Jesus is King, exploring how a toddler without a throne still drew worship fit for a palace. That same gold challenges us today: bring your first and finest, not leftovers; choose surrender over convenience; let your worship tell the truth about Christ before the crown is visible to everyone else. We walk through gold’s layered meaning—purity that mirrors the holiness of Jesus, value that elevates excellence over excuses, and surrender that dethrones our pride. Along the way, we contrast the hunger of outsiders with the apathy of insiders and ask how far we’ll actually go to honor the Lord. From meeting practical needs like getting a family a stove before Thanksgiving to the quiet ministry of faithful notes and everyday kindness, we show how bringing your “gold” spills beyond four walls and into the streets. Herod trembled at the rumor of a rival, but kingdoms rise and fall while Christ remains on the throne. If gold was a royal announcement then, it’s a discipleship compass now—directing our time, budgets, attention, and courage toward what matters most. Join us as we trade silver compromises for golden surrender, learn to let the flesh lose so the spirit can live, and commit to showing up when God calls. If this resonates, follow the show, share it with a friend, and leave a review with one line: what “gold” will you bring this week?

    44 min
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The podcast "REWIND" features a collection of past sermons from Organic Church. Each episode takes listeners on a journey through the teachings and messages delivered during previous worship services. The content is a retrospective look at the spiritual guidance and insights shared by Pastor Michael and visiting guests! Listeners can expect to revisit powerful sermons, meaningful scriptures, and impactful messages that have been shared in the past. The podcast aims to provide a convenient and accessible way for the church community and new audiences to engage with the timeless wisdom and spiritual teachings presented during earlier sermons. Whether it's a reflection on a particular theme, a series of teachings, or a selection of sermons covering various topics, "REWIND" offers an opportunity for individuals to deepen their understanding of the faith and find inspiration in the timeless messages.The podcast may also include commentary or reflections on the historical context of each sermon and how it continues to resonate with the present-day congregation.

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  • Creator
    Organic Church
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2026
  • Episodes
    101
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 REWIND
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