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UChurch meets at the University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. We are part of the Every Nation Ministries international family.https://uchurch.ca

  1. SEP 21

    Wayne & Sara Jacobsen at UChurch – Part 2

    In Part 2, Wayne is joined by his wife Sarah to share their deeply personal journey of walking through trauma, separation, and healing. Together they tell the story of how Sarah’s hidden childhood trauma surfaced decades into their marriage, leading to a season of distance, grief, and struggle. What could have ended their story became the place where they discovered what Wayne calls “the deepest love in the darkest place.” They talk about: How trauma shaped Sarah’s life and the long road of healing they’ve been walking together.Why God doesn’t stand at a distance but meets us in the middle of our darkest places.The role of safe community, patience, and tenderness when walking with someone through pain.How God’s love reshapes even the most broken parts of our lives.This conversation is raw and courageous, offering hope that no darkness is beyond God’s reach. 👉 If you haven’t yet, listen to Part 1 first to hear the foundation of Wayne’s story. Together, these two recordings paint a picture of God’s love that is both honest and freeing.

    1h 49m

  2. SEP 21

    Wayne Jacobsen at UChurch – Part 1

    We were so glad to welcome Wayne Jacobsen to UChurch. In this first part of his time with us, Wayne talks with Brant Reding about what it means to live loved by God instead of striving to earn His approval. He shares from his own life about betrayal, illness, and seasons of uncertainty, showing how God’s love brings trust and freedom even when circumstances are painful. The conversation also touches on: How God gently unravels illusions and old religious habits.Why authentic community grows out of love rather than programs.Honest questions from the UChurch family about family conflict, friendships, work life, and being real with neighbors. This episode invites us to rethink faith as a daily trust in God’s love, not a performance. 👉 Part 2 continues Wayne and Sarah’s story in a powerful way. Don’t miss it.

    1h 34m

  3. 06/09/2024

    Family Sunday, honouring Jen Reding - June 9, 2024

    If you didn’t get a chance to attend or watch the livestream last Sunday, you could watch the recording of a wonderful time when we honoured and remembered our dear friend and pastor, Jen Reding. Jen was a teacher to us, loyal in prayer, a pastor who had much love for our community and birthed a vision that will now be her legacy, all the while being ever faithful to her Heavenly Father.

    1h 14m

  4. 05/31/2024

    Helene King: Simplicity, Silence, Solitude

    In this recording, Helene shares her practice of silence, solitude and simplicity; a practice she has developed over the years. It has become transformative in her life. She believes, “It opens me up to life and God and who I am as a person.” We can become so busy and absorbed in our target-driven life that we miss the journey we are on, and the people we meet on it, and we may not even realize that God is with us the entire time. When this happens, we are not in the true rhythm of life. But, when we come into rest and stillness we feel the heartbeat of God and His rhythm which is not a march we fall into step with, but rather a dance we have with Him. The practice of silence gives us a more acute sense of His presence. We desperately need to be connected to the ONE who is the source of all life.

    18 min

  5. 03/23/2024

    Embracing Loving Others

    In the latest episode of our podcast, Jen delves into the transformative journey of experiencing and living out the love of the Father. This message was recorded at the Amore Retreat in Malibu, CA, on March 22-24, 2024. Jen was one of the speakers at the retreat. She shared a wonderful message that was well-received by many. We think it’s one of Jen’s best messages and a wonderful memory of her legacy.

    33 min

  6. 03/17/2024

    Embracing Father’s Love to Embrace Loving One Another

    Father is loving each one of us so uniquely that we can tangibly feel His love as we learn to receive from Him. But is it just for us? In this message, Jen encourages us that it is receiving and embracing His love, that allows us to love and embrace other’s well.

    32 min

  7. 02/18/2024

    Embracing the Call: Stories of Faith and Impact in Global Missions

    Get ready for an uplifting message! Tara Eruteya and Nolly Mercado share their powerful mission stories and the incredible impact of faith in action. From local outreach to global missions in Africa, their experiences will inspire you to embrace your own calling. Often seen as a path for the young and fearless, international missions can be a calling for all ages. Join us as we explore stories that reveal the essence of uchurch's mission work, from our local community to the far reaches of the earth. Tara and Nolly recount personal anecdotes, highlighting the impact of serving with open hearts and minds, especially within the vibrant cultures of Africa. Our conversation pulses with the spiritual dimensions of mission work in Sierra Leone, where efforts to reduce maternal and infant mortality have brought broader healing. Tara shares how embracing vulnerability has led to profound impacts and the fulfillment of her divine calling. These stories show the joy and success that come from surrendering to God's mission. As we close, our time together brims with extraordinary tales of faith in action—from miraculous encounters in Israel to new missions on the horizon. Celebrate the spiritual transitions within our church and the importance of stepping out in faith. Be inspired by the enduring impact of showing up, ready for whatever God has planned.

    1h 17m

  8. 02/11/2024

    Rethinking Faith Conversations: Evangelism, Hospitality

    For some of you, this may be your first time hearing Greg, while others of us have known this God-graced communicator for a couple of decades. In a living room setting, Greg shares his understanding of biblical hospitality from his experience, study and, more importantly, how it plays out in real life. “Hospitality is the most often mentioned good work in the New Testament… in the middle of God's heart is a spirit of hospitality.” In this session, Greg offers some thoughts to ponder with open questions and mindful responses in a dialogue with those present.  In his transparent teaching style, Greg offers food to chew on – or, as he calls it – “a theory.” “I burn out at least once a year. I get depressed for a month or two, and I don't function very well …. burnout is not a theory for me. It's something that I've lived through over and over and over again because I'm a slow learner. Here's my theory….” Dr. Greg Mitchell is the Sr. Pastor of EN Vancouver, where he and his wife Debbie have raised three biological children and seven other children.  He contributes greatly to the EN Seminary with his passion for ‘Relational Theology’.

    1 hr
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UChurch meets at the University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. We are part of the Every Nation Ministries international family.https://uchurch.ca

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  • Creator
    UChurch
  • Years Active
    2010 - 2025
  • Episodes
    30
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2025 UChurch
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    UChurch Messages