Second Chance Church Podcast

What area of your life do you feel like you need to settle? It’s easy to get discouraged and give up while we are waiting for a breakthrough. Join us for week 3 of our series “Rattle” as Pastor P encourages us to hold on to hope because we haven’t been buried; we’ve been planted.

No on has hurt you, lied to you, or talked badly about you more than you. Negative self talk has robbed so many of us of the joy that Jesus promised us. And one of its root causes is shame—we can’t let go, even though we’ve been forgiven. Join us for week 2 of our series “Rattle” as Pastor P helps us let go of shame and negative self talk.

We all feel hopeless at some point in our lives. Dry, painful seasons can feel like they are never going to end, and there is nothing we can do about it. But there is good news. Jesus brings dry dead things back to life! Join us for the 1st week of our new series “RATTLE!” as Pastor P encourages us that whatever we are going through Jesus wants to breathe life back into us.

Have you ever been faced with a step that seems impossible to take? Join us as Pastor P closes out or series I'm Not There Yet looking at how Jesus gives us the strength we need to take that step.

Have you ever wondered if God's mercy is enough for you, or why when you've escaped from a circumstance or situation only to find out that the thing you escaped to, ended up being the next thing you needed to escape from? Join us for week 6 of our series “I’m Not There Yet” as Pastor P shares how God's mercy really is for us, and how Jesus hasn't called us to romanticize the past, but to continue moving forward.

How many times has someone said to you, "Trust in the Lord with all your heart" and received it as a command? Join us for week 5 of our series “I’m Not There Yet” as Pastor P shares how Jesus is inviting us to trust Him, because even when things seem out of control to us Jesus is still in control.

Have you ever been identified by your past mistakes, and feel like you're defined by them and the burdens you're currently carrying? Join us for week 4 of our series “I’m Not There Yet” as Pastor P shares how the blessing that Jesus wants to provide in our life is greater than the burdens we're currently carrying.

“Don’t worry about it” is often one of the least helpful things someone can say to us when we are worried. In fact, it often causes us to worry more. But Jesus invites us not to worry. So how do we approach that? Join us for week 3 of our series “I’m Not There Yet” as Pastor P shows us how to cast our cares on Jesus and not take them back.

What doubts or fears are you struggling with today? What obstacles in your way are you obsessed with? Whatever you are feeling or going through, there is good news. Join us for our Easter at Home service as Pastor P reminds us that whatever it is we need, Jesus has already gone before us and taken care of it.

Nobody enjoys going through trouble in their lives. And often when we are suffering, we begin to isolate ourselves. But isolation leads to destruction. Join us for week 1 of our series “I’m Not There Yet” as Pastor P shows us how we can find opportunities for joy by getting real with God and each other.

What doubts or fears are you struggling with today? What obstacles in your way are you obsessed with? Whatever you are feeling or going through, there is good news. Join us for our Easter at Home service as Pastor P reminds us that whatever it is we need, Jesus has already gone before us and taken care of it.

Join us for a special Good Friday at Home communion service, where Pastor P shares the hope of what's to come as we toast the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords.

Join us for the final message in our series “Pieces” as Pastor P gives us hope and courage for when we feel like it’s all falling apart.

What do we once we’ve prayed for Jesus to fix our mess, but we’re still waiting for a miracle? How do we get through the space in between? Join us for week 2 of our series “Pieces” as Pastor P continues to take us through the story of Esther and show us how we can respond with wisdom, rather than react out of emotions.

Do you ever wonder “If there is a God, how could He let my life fall to pieces?” It certainly can feel like the world is falling apart right now. And many of us also feel like our personal lives are in pieces. Join us for the first week of our new series “Pieces” as Pastor P gives us hope and courage for when we feel like it’s all falling apart.

All of us are experiencing a time of great uncertainty right now. And in addition to the uncertainty in the world, many of us are experience great personal uncertainty as well. Join us for the final week of our series “All In” as Pastor P offers us hope that no matter what’s going on in our lives and our world, God is with us.

All of us will have seasons of brokenness in our lives. And when we do, it can feel like nothing will ever get better. But Jesus takes broken things and turns them into blessings. Join us for week 5 of our series “All In” as Pastor P shows us how Jesus will take us through a process that turns our brokenness into blessings.

Do you need Jesus to move in your life? Do you ever wonder whether Jesus even cares about you or what you’re going through? You are not alone. Join us for week 4 as Pastor P shows us how the disciples sometimes felt the same way we do, and that Jesus can move in whatever way we need Him to in our lives.

Are you overwhelmed trying to figure out what to do? Do you feel like you have a long journey ahead of you? The good news is that we make progress one step at a time. And following Jesus is not about climbing a ladder to get ahead, but rather about taking our next step on the journey. Join us for week 3 of our series “All In” as we celebrate people taking their next step in baptism, and Pastor P helps us figure out our own next steps.

No matter how far we’ve gone or what we’ve done a return to the Father always means celebration not condemnation. Join us for week 2 of our “All In” series as we celebrate communion, and Pastor P answers the question “where was Jesus” in our darkest days.