Right Side Up Pt.1 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Josh illustrates how people mistakenly claim absolute ownership over the blessings and resources provided by God. He explains that humanity's perspective is often upside down, leading individuals to view money and talents through a worldly lens of scarcity and self-reliance rather than recognizing them as gifts meant to be managed for a higher purpose. By renewing the mind through scripture, believers can correct this distorted vision and embrace a lifestyle of stewardship where they willingly return what does not belong to them. Ultimately, the message serves as a spiritual call to action, urging the congregation to surrender their finances and lives to God with open hands so He can multiply their generosity for the expansion of His kingdom.
20 Sept 2026
Pastor Dustin Stradley | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Dustin Stradley delivers a message on More Than Enough, where he uses the biblical account of Jesus turning water into wine to explore the concept of spiritual emptiness. He begins with a personal introduction and a special prayer for men, emphasizing the importance of divine relationships and leadership within the family. Transitioning into his message, he argues that humans often attempt to fill their "empty jars" with temporary distractions like success or social approval, which ultimately fail to satisfy an eternal longing. He illustrates that miracles require obedience, highlighting that while the servants provided the water, only Jesus could transform it into wine. Ultimately, the message serves to encourage congregants to surrender their burdens to God, asserting that the blood of Christ provides a grace that is more than enough to restore peace and purpose to a depleted soul.
17 Sept 2026
Circles Pt.3 | Pastor Josh Roberts | All People
This week at All People, Pastor Josh Roberts delivers a moving sermon that urges his congregation to transition from sitting in rows as spectators to thriving in circles as active participants in community. Using the biblical foundation of Ecclesiastes 4:9, He explains that spiritual and personal growth occurs through meaningful relationships rather than isolated attendance. He highlights three transformative benefits of these smaller groups: discovering one's inherent value, having the freedom to be real without the exhaustion of pretense, and finding relational accountability that pushes individuals toward their divine purpose. By sharing his own journey from a rebellious teenager to a seasoned leader, the pastor emphasizes that showing up for others creates a "cord of three strands" that provides strength and healing during life's pressures. Ultimately, the message serves as a call to action for listeners to find their place within the body of Christ where they can both contribute and receive life-changing support.
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Distractions | Bishop Brian Greene | All People
Published 28 Oct 2024 · Transcript excerpt
[…] But why Joseph was in the prison, sorry, why Joseph was in the pit, watch this, he went into part of his house. There was a time for him to be in part of his house, are you with me? And in part of his house, though he was in pain, though he felt betrayed by his brothers, in part of his house, he learned how to run the Egyptian economy. And then he gets accused of rape. He's in jail, but there was a time for him to be in jail. Because in jail, be prior to jail, he knew how to have visions and dreams. But in jail, he learned how to interpret the dreams. So the time in part of his house, he learned how to handle economy. […]
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