Collective Church Podcast

A Heart of Expectancy

Elijah displays a heart of expectancy -- fully dependent in prayer on God to bring the rain. Pastor Isaac explains how to navigate spiritual drought and disappointment by cultivating expectancy through waiting on God in prayer and believing his promises.

A Heart of Devotion

King Saul does all of right spiritual activites, but with a heart removed. Pastor Casey leads us through our second talk in seeking to make our heart a cathedral to God's glory. We will learn from Saul in contrast to David in what it means to have a heart that is after God's own.

A Heart of Thirst

We desire people to have a thirst for the living God, to have our hearts made into cathedrals for His praise. Pastor Casey breaks down Psalm 63, and what it means to crave God in a dry and weary land.

Dark Journey

We arrive at the final moments of Jonah's commission and witness how the book ends in the most unorthodox of ways. It is here we witness God's final question and Jonah's first answer.

Death Wish

After the revival of Nineveh, our reluctant prophet has a meltdown. In Jonah 4, Pastor Casey Fritz opens the word to unravel the fury of a bitter prophet, and what that means for how we relate to God when He works outside our wants.

Worst Sermon Ever

Pastor Isaac Brickner takes us through Jonah 3:1-10, where Jonah gives the worst sermon ever.

Autopsy of a Prayer

Pastor Casey dissects Jonah's prayer inside the great fish. It's here we see not only the heart of the rebel prophet but also of our God.

Eaten Alive

Jonah is eaten alive by a fish appointed by God. It's here he encounters the goodness of the Lord in the darkness. Pastor Casey leads us through the beginning stages of Jonah's obedience and repentance.

A Severe Mercy

Pastor Casey Fritz takes us through Jonah 1:4-16 where Jonah runs from the presence of the Lord. We look at what it means when God sends storms our way and their purpose in our lives.

The Middle Finger to God

Pastor Casey Fritz introduces the wild and pertinent story of Jonah. God calls His people to obedience...whether we understand it or not.