THE ONE CHURCH PODCAST

THE ONE CHURCH PODCAST

by Rev. Dr. John Paul Ilarraza
The Thirteenth Sunday After Pentecost
How do we forgive someone who keeps hurting us? Do we keep score? Hold onto resentment? Or do we choose to extend the same grace we’ve received? In this episode, we dive into Matthew 18 and Jesus’ teaching on forgiveness, mercy, and what it means to release the debt we feel others owe us. Because sometimes forgiveness isn’t about forgetting what happened. It’s about choosing not to hold someone captive to it. Matthew 18:21–35
The Fifteenth Sunday After Pentecost
What do we do when someone hurts us? Do we avoid the conversation? Build a case against them? Or do we have the courage to pursue reconciliation? In this episode, we dive into Matthew 18 and what Jesus teaches us about conflict, correction, unity, and what it really means to love one another. Because sometimes the goal isn’t to prove that you’re right. It’s to gain your brother or sister Mathew 18: 15-20
The Fourteenth Sunday After Pentecost
What do you do when life doesn’t go according to plan? Sometimes an unexpected moment creates an unexpected need, and suddenly you’re left wondering what to do next. In those moments, it can be easy to let fear, stress, or uncertainty take over. But what if those moments are an invitation to pray? To keep asking. To keep seeking. To keep knocking. In this message, we’re reminded that we don’t have to understand how God will work it out—we’re simply called to bring our needs before Him and trust that He hears us. 📖 Luke 11:5–10 | 1 Peter 5:7 | Ephesians 3:20–21 | Psalm 121:1–2
The Thirteenth Sunday After Pentecost
Join Pastor Bryan Santiago as he shares a powerful message for The Thirteenth Sunday After Pentecost. Who do you say Jesus is? In this message, we dive into Matthew 16 and explore what it looks like to truly recognize Jesus, how God’s grace opens our eyes to Him, why Christ must be our reference point, and what happens when our expectations of Jesus don’t line up with who He has revealed Himself to be. Because knowing Jesus isn’t the end of discovery, it’s the beginning. Matthew 16:13-23
The Twelfth Sunday After Pentecost
Join Rev. Dr. John Paul Ilaraza as he shares a powerful message for The Twelfth Sunday After Pentecost. What do we do when we pray, we seek God, and yet nothing seems to change? Sometimes our faith is tested in ways we never expected. And in those moments, it can be easy to question what God is doing—or even what He thinks about us. This Sunday, we took a look at a powerful encounter with Jesus that challenges the way we understand faith, persistence, and trusting God. Matthew 15:21–28
The Eleventh Sunday After Pentecost
Join Pastor Michael Tenore as he shares a powerful message for The Eleventh Sunday After Pentecost. Drawing from Romans 9, Pastor Michael challenges us to examine whether we have truly developed a heart for those who do not yet know Jesus. Through Paul’s deep anguish for his people, we’re reminded that following Christ is not simply about receiving salvation for ourselves—it’s about reflecting Christ’s heart toward others. What happens when we become indifferent to the spiritual lives of the people around us? Are we willing to care, pray, sacrifice, and live in a way that allows others to see Jesus through us? This message challenges us to move beyond simply claiming our faith and instead ask: Do my life, my actions, and my heart actually reflect Christ? Listen as we explore what it means to carry a burden for the lost, reflect the heart of Jesus, and live with a genuine passion for others to know Him.
The Tenth Sunday After Pentecost
Join Pastor Bryan Santiago as he shares a powerful message for The Tenth Sunday After Pentecost
The Ninth Sunday After Pentecost
Join Rev. Dr. John Paul Ilarraza as he shares a powerful message for The Ninth Sunday After Pentecost
The Seventh Sunday After Pentecost
Join Rev. Dr. John Paul Ilarraza as he shares a powerful message for The Seventh Sunday After Pentecost
The Sixth Sunday After Pentecost
Join Rev. Dr. John Paul Ilarraza as he shares a powerful message for The Sunday in The Sixth Week After Pentecost
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