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Our Favorite Things: Hebrews 13:8 - Ken Wetmore

As the world changes faster than ever, Hebrews 13:8 reminds us that Jesus Christ remains the same yesterday, today, and forever. While technology, culture, and even nations change, God's love, grace, and character never do.When life feels uncertain, we can find lasting hope by anchoring our faith in the unchanging Christ.

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Once Upon a Kingdom - Melanie Bockmann

Jesus' parable of the Wedding Banquet reminds us that faith isn't about having every answer—it's about accepting the invitation to keep seeking. Rather than resolving every mystery, Scripture invites us into deeper questions that transform our hearts. At WholeLife, we believe the Bible is where conversations begin, not end.

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Our Favorite Things: 2 Chronicles 33:1-20 - Ken Wetmore

As part of our Favorite Things series, this sermon explored the dramatic transformation of King Manasseh from rebellion to repentance. His story reminds us that no one is beyond God's grace, no matter how far they have fallen. We may forget God, but God never forgets us—and He offers forgiveness and restoration to those who turn back to Him.

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Our Favorite Things: Psalms 22:6 - Ken Wetmore

As part of the Our Favorite Things series, featuring favorite Bible verses chosen by church members, this message explores Psalms 22:6. Faith is honest enough to tell God when we feel worthless, rejected, or forgotten—and strong enough to keep speaking to Him until we discover He has not left us after all.

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Our Favorite Things: Romans 12:21- Ken Wetmore

As part of the Our Favorite Things series, featuring favorite Bible verses chosen by church members, this message explored Romans 12:21 and the call to overcome evil with good. Through the example of Jesus, it reminds us that love, forgiveness, and grace are more powerful than revenge and retaliation.

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Don’t Forget: The God Who Created You - Ken Wetmore

In a busy world it is easy to forget the things that aren't in our face. The God who created you invites you to remember Him daily but especially to Sabbath with Him once a week.

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Don’t Forget: The People Who Sacrificed for You - Ken Wetmore

No one makes it alone. Everyone has people in their life who have sacrificed to help them. Remembering them reminds us to sacrifice for others.

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Don’t Forget: The People Who Mentored You - Pedro Perez

We all need help—and that’s not weakness, it’s part of how God created us to live. From the people who support us every day to the God who walks beside us, we were never meant to do life alone. This message reminds us that God can help us, others can help us, and we are also called to notice needs, step in with compassion, and mentor the next generation ...

Don’t Forget: The People Who Raised You - Ken Wetmore

Don’t forget where you come from—your story, both the good and the hard, is shaping who you’re becoming. Healing and growth happen when you honestly remember, learn, and choose what you carry forward. Even Jesus honored those who raised Him—so we remember, grow, and pass on something better.

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Your Whole Life - Herdley Paolini

Mental health isn’t about pretending we’re okay—it begins when we name our pain and allow ourselves to feel it. Jesus models a faith that doesn’t avoid grief but enters it, reminding us that healing happens through honesty, grace, and community.

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God Has Heard - Nehemie Verdier

In her deepest anguish, Hannah pours out her heart to God and discovers she is not unseen or unheard. This message reminds us that even in waiting, our tears are a powerful act of worship and surrender. Because the God we serve still hears and He is already at work, even before the answer comes.

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Growing Healthy Spiritually - Ken Wetmore

Healthy faith centers on God, grows people through love (not shame), and produces compassion, humility, and freedom. It welcomes questions, values people over power, and engages the world with openness rather than isolation. At its core, it leads to love, deepens faith in Jesus, and gives lasting hope for both today and the future.

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No Walls. You’re Welcome - Randy Magray

You don’t have to have it all together to belong. Jesus meets us right where we are and invites us in. WholeLife Communication Director Randy Magray challenges us to move from judgment to love, becoming a church that truly welcomes and walks alongside everyone. Because at the end of the day, it’s simple: we belong, you belong, everyone belongs, because Jesus said so and He li...

Game Changers - Easter 2026 - Ken Wetmore

This Easter, we’re stepping into a story that changed everything—where ordinary elements reveal extraordinary truth. A moment of breaking, pouring, and giving… that points to a love greater than we ever imagined. Experience the hope, the victory, and the invitation to something new.

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Finding Comfort in Lament - Ken Wetmore

Lament is the honest, faithful bridge between pain and praise—inviting us to bring our grief to God instead of rushing past it. Throughout Scripture, and even in Jesus’ life, lament shows us how to process suffering in ways that lead to deeper trust and healing.

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Voices of WholeLife 2026: The Seemingly Elusive Fruit - Javier Diaz

In a chaotic world, true peace often feels frustratingly out of reach—like a fruit we can’t quite grasp through our own efforts. Yet as a fruit of the Spirit, this deep, unshakable peace grows supernaturally in us when we abide in Christ, surrender our striving, and trust the Holy Spirit to cultivate it.

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BONUS - Stay Tuned!

This bonus episode has a little bit of everything except Ken, Melanie, and our special guest, Javier Diaz (who we hope to catch up with later this week for a usual episode where we cover his message from this past week…’stay tuned’). We share a voicemail, an epic and hopefully upcoming ‘small community’ led by Ken called ‘KenRate’ - Conflict resolution, but faster! Our e...

End Game - by Ken Wetmore

Jesus said to always be ready—but readiness isn’t about predicting the end. After all, the real test is how we live while we wait.

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The Greatest of These: Agape - by Ken Wetmore

Agape is the greatest kind of love because it is self-sacrificing. It is not ruled by emotion but instead is a choice.

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