Processing

What are you really trusting in when everything else gets stripped away? Logan and Josiah recap Sunday's message on Galatians 2, dig into what humility actually looks like in daily life, and answer a listener question on the character God's been shaping in each of them. Plus, the story of the couch Josiah didn't want to carry up three flights of stairs, and what it taught him!

The boys who make noise are back behind the mic! Zeus and Dave share stories from youth camp, Serve Day, and everything that's been happening during the busy summer season. They then dive into Galatians 1, discussing why the gospel of Jesus doesn't need anything added to it and how believers can guard against false teaching. We wrap things up by blind ranking movements that have influenced Christianity and culture. What are your thoughts on our ranking? Let us know in the comments!

What happens when technology moves faster than we can keep up? And how do followers of Jesus respond without living in fear?
This week, Kirk and Logan are joined by Davey Collins for an honest conversation about AI, discipleship, contentment, and why God's truth never changes...even when everything around us does. 
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In this episode of the Processing Podcast, Pastor Kirk is joined by pastors Josiah and Connor for a conversation on the 4th of July, patriotism, and what it means to be grateful for America while keeping Christ and His kingdom first. Together, they reflect on American freedom, unity, the responsibility Christians have to live as a witness, and how the return of Christ should create urgency, righteousness, and eager anticipation rather than fear or escapism. The conversation also touches on John Bevere’s message, confession and obedience, public faith in sports and culture, and why believers should live ready for the King who is coming.

Pastor Rob joins the podcast with Logan for a meaningful conversation that begins with Kids Camp, Father’s Day, and memories of Pastor Rob’s dad. They reflect on Jonah’s response to God’s mercy, the challenge of loving people we disagree with, and what it means to stay on mission in Minnesota and beyond. The episode closes with future vision for River Valley, the importance of listening to the Lord, and encouragement to stay in the flow of what God is building in the church.