Equip @ Tabernacle
Welcome to the Equip podcast. Where we talk about the integration of Faith, Work, and Economics so that we holistically grow into Christlikeness, becoming the Tsaddaqim in all of life.
Episodes
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In this episode, following our transformed series, Sandy Johnson reflects on the question, Am I being formed by Christ’s mercy? Through her personal story, she shares how God’s mercy has shaped her identity and continues to transform her faith walk.
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In this week’s episode of the Equip Podcast, we continue our Transformed series through Romans 12 with a conversation on humility. Joined by Pastor Kizombo, who preached this past Sunday, we dive deeper into what it looks like to live with a humble posture before God and others. Together we’ll explore how true humility transforms our relationships, reshapes how we serve, and grounds us in a gospel-centered view of ou...
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We continue our season in Romans 12, following along with our sermon series, by asking: What does it mean to have an identity rooted in God’s mercy? In this episode, we talk about why beginning here matters—how it frees us from striving to earn God’s love—and what it looks like to actually be defined by mercy. We also wrestle with what it means to resist cultural conformity and why a healthy, gospel-shaped view of our...
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We're diving into the book of Romans to explore what it means to be a truly transformed community, centered on Christ. This season is a three-part journey: Transformed Identity, Transformed Community, and Transformed Mission. We'll discover how the gospel changes us from the inside out, shapes our relationships with one another, and compels us to share Christ's love with the world.
In our first episode, we...
In the final episode of our summer series, Nate Gilespie joins us to share the heart of 616 Service. Built on the belief that volunteering should be accessible and fulfilling for everyone, 616 Service breaks down barriers and opens doors for community impact. A fitting close to our journey through missions, outreach, and community engagement this summer!
Feel free to reach out to the 616 team using this link - https://www.616servic...
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This week we continue our summer series with Amanda Roozeboom, who shares about Therefore Go, a Grand Rapids–based nonprofit that partners with churches to help students grow in faith through service, mission experiences, and leadership development. Amanda highlights the heart behind the ministry and how it’s making a lasting impact in the lives of young people and local communities.
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In this episode of our summer series on Missions, Outreach, and Community Engagement, we talk with Ryan Winter from Youth for Christ West Michigan. Ryan shares how he got involved with YFC, the personal impact it’s had on his life, and the importance of walking alongside young people through consistent, Christ-centered relationships. He also reflects on how the support and guidance of Tabernacle Community Church has b...
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In this episode of our summer series on Missions, Outreach, and Community Engagement, we sit down with Ryan VerWys, President and CEO of ICCF Community Homes in Grand Rapids. Ryan shares the story and mission of ICCF — a faith-rooted organization dedicated to providing equitable housing solutions and building vibrant communities. Whether you're new to the topic or looking for tangible ways to get involved, this conve...
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In this episode, we continue our summer focus on Missions, Outreach, and Community Engagement by talking with Ukinya Hunter about the inspiring Charity2Change initiative and how Tabernacle Community Church partners with them to impact our Grand Rapids community.
If you’d like to get connected with Ukinya and learn more about what Charity2Change is doing, you can reach her at ukinyah@newhopegr.org.
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This week, Pastor Artie Lindsay shares how Tabernacle is living out its mission in the community - highlighting our involvement with the Urban Church Leadership Center and the impact of raising up leaders for the city. Listen in to learn more about what this looks like!
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In this episode, we continue our summer series on missions and outreach by sitting down with one of our pastoral staff members, Kizombo Kalumbula, to learn more about IBM—an organization we’re proud to serve alongside. Tune in as we explore how IBM is making a tangible impact in our community.
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In this laid-back summer kickoff episode, hosts Jake and Kev take a moment to hit pause and check in. They chat about what’s been going on in their lives and what they’re looking forward to this summer. As the first in our summer mini-series focused on missions, outreach, and community engagement, this episode sets the tone for what’s ahead, reminding us that meaningful ministry often starts with intentional presence ...
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In this episode, we hear from a guest working in law enforcement who shares their personal experiences navigating the demanding environment of policing, as we experience the 'land of Babylon.' They discuss the specific challenges and complexities they face in their profession. As Kevin said, this is the last episode of our land series. Stay tuned for more to come!
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Join Jake, Kev, and Cory as we wrap up the Land series with a look at Babylon—a symbol of cultural pressure and spiritual compromise. What does it mean to work faithfully in a world that often pulls us away from God? Discover what Babylon looks like and how we can live out our calling in the midst of it.
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This week, Davenport University volleyball coach and fellow congregant Joey Cha shares how his experience of the "land of Canaan," first introduced by Cory Wilson in last week's episode, shapes his calling as a coach. Hear how faith, purpose, and athletics unite in powerful, practical ways.
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Exploring the Lands continues! In this episode, Cory introduces the Land of Canaan, a pivotal location as Israel fulfills its promise and enters this significant territory. Tune in to learn more about this land's historical and practical influence. In the wise words of Kevin, pull up your favorite beverage, use a coaster, not a book, and listen in!
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Following up on our conversation last week about the wilderness and its role in teaching the Israelites God's rhythm of work, we're excited to welcome someone from our community to share her insights and personal experience in this land. Join us as we chat with Alison Bremer, a valued member of our congregation.
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From Eden to Egypt, now the wilderness! ➡️ This week's Equip Podcast dives deep with Cory into this pivotal period in the Israelites' story. Learn how the wilderness wasn't just a detour but a vital space for them to relearn God's true rhythm of work. Ready to gain a fresh perspective on your own journey? Listen now!
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On today's episode Jake and Kev get to interview Meryl Herr, author of the book When Work Hurts. Meryl Herr (PhD, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School) is the owner of The GoodWorks Group LLC, a consulting firm specializing in educational program planning and evaluation. She previously served as director of research and resources at Fuller Seminary's Max De Pree Center for Leadership, wher...
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Ready for more "Lands"? Cory Wilson is back, and this time, we're unpacking Egypt! Ever wondered how this biblical location relates to your work life? We're exploring the Eden-Egypt contrast and what it means for us today.
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