Auburn Community Church's Podcast

"Let the redeemed of the Lord tell their story." Our stories have the power to connect us in community, encourage the hurting, and even remind us of how faithful God has been to us – but only if we open our mouths and tell them. This Palm Sunday, our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, finishes out our Trust the Story series with a word from Psalm 107 on the power of sharing your story.

"Just trust God." It's advice we have all given or gotten more than we can count, but what do we actually mean when we say it? This week, our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, returns to the story of Moses to deliver a word on how trusting God begins with knowing His heart.

Do you find yourself feeling unqualified, unworthy, or unable to step into what God has for your life? This week, Gage Henry, our College & Community Pastor, shares an encouraging word from the story of Moses on how we all can find our belonging in the story God is writing, if only we can release the lies we believe disqualify us.

How can we stop the cycle of writing sin into our story over and over again? This week, our Worship Pastor, Matt Cole, takes us to the book of Genesis to deliver a practical message on how we can shift the center of our stories from our past and sin to the mercy and peace available today in Jesus.

When our life is falling apart, we have a natural tendency to rely desperately on God — but how do we remain in a position of constant trust even when life is easy? In the second week of our “Trust the Story” series, our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, shares a word on how a fresh encounter with the mercy and presence of God can keep our hearts faithfully focused on Him.

Do you feel like you are constantly striving to find healthy rhythms in our fast-paced world? This week, our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, takes us to the book of Jude to deliver the unlikely answer to our desperate search for rest – releasing our need to control the story and delighting in the presence of God from wherever we find ourselves today.

In this special one-week message, “Love & Marriage,” our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, delivers a powerful challenge to the men in our community to love and serve their wives the way Christ loves and serves the Church.

What is eternal life? More than what happens after we die, how we answer this question effects how we live every single day. This week in our VIEWS series, Pastor Brad Jones of Passion City Church delivers a special word from the book of Mark that answers that question.

Does God even care? If we’re honest, this is a question we ask more often than we admit. This week our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, shares a word from the Gospel of Mark that shows how Jesus answers that question before it’s even asked — by shifting the focus of your faith from what you can see to what God has said.

Nothing impacts our worldview more than our community. This week, our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, continues our VIEWS series with a message about how the people you surround yourself with can change your church, impact your country, and transform your own life.

We all want something in life, and most of our desires are rooted in a need for control, comfort, or completion. In the second week of our VIEWS series, our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, takes us to the Gospel of Mark and from the example of Jesus presents another goal to pursue instead: communion with your Heavenly Father.

The way you see something directly impacts the way you relate to it, and the same is true about our relationship with God. Our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, kicks off a new series with a message inviting us to come back to the foundations of our faith. This is Views.

Our Lead Pastor, Miles Fidell, delivers a simple message through this sermon: DON’T WASTE YOUR LIFE. By letting ourselves decrease, we allow Christ within us to increase, joining in on all the promise and hope offered to us through his birth, death, and resurrection.

If 2020 has left you feeling hopeless, struggling to see purpose in the pain, or afraid to get your hopes up for the future, you are not alone. Join us as our Youth Pastor, Tyler Miller, shows us through the Christmas story how our pain, struggle, and unbelief can actually be an OPPORTUNITY for the one sure hope of Jesus to shine through the darkness.

The enemy of favor is the familiar. The response to favor is surrender.

If dependency is our goal, then weakness is our advantage.

Walk in the freedom of forgiveness.

Spiritual maturity is an awareness of how much you need God.