Knowing God With Heart and Mind

Journey of Faith: Navigating Wilderness to Promised Hope

This time, we will briefly explore parallels with the Israelites' journey, find hope in Isaiah 40:3 & Mark 1:3. Discover the fulfillment of God's promises in Jeremiah 29:11 & Luke 2:10-11. Embrace change with unity inspired by Romans 15:5-6 & Ephesians 4:3. Envision Shiloh 2030, planting seeds of hope aligned with Romans 15:13 & Galatians 6:9. Recognize our journey in John 1:14 & Colossians 1:27, celebrating Christ's arrival. Beloved Shiloh family, our journey is sacred—a pilgrimage toward the light of Christ. 

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Echo 13--Mother Mary

Adrienne and Pastor Dan discuss the amazing Mary, mother of Jesus. Is she worthy of so much adoration? Well, yes, and no. Join us for another lively discussion. 

The Apostolic Tradition: Mother Mary

Experience a powerful message about the extraordinary life of Mary, the mother of Jesus! The lessons of faith, humility, and the transformative power of God's plan are truly inspiring. Mary's unwavering trust in God amidst uncertainty challenges us to embrace faith amid life's challenges. Her humility, as seen in the Magnificat, encourages us to value humble service over self-promotion. Our worship will highlight Mary's compassion and maternal love, urging us to intercede for others and embody Christ's love in our actions. Her resilience in the face of trials, from Bethlehem to the cross, teaches us that God's grace is sufficient in our weaknesses. Let's take a moment to reflect on Mary's example and find inspiration for our own journeys of faith.

The Apostolic Tradition: Women

We will dive into the stories of remarkable women like Mary Magdalene, Elizabeth, Martha and Mary, the Samaritan Woman at the Well, the Woman with the Issue of Blood, the Widow with the Two Mites, Priscilla, Phoebe, Dorcas (Tabitha), Lydia, Euodia, and Syntyche. 📖✨

We'll explore their unique journeys of faith, unwavering commitment, and transformative encounters with Jesus. Each woman's story holds powerful lessons for us today, encouraging us to live out our faith humbly and with purpose.

• Discover the profound impact of Mary Magdalene's deep love and loyalty to Jesus.

• Be inspired by Elizabeth's unwavering faith and patience in the face of life's challenges.

• Learn from Martha and Mary's example of finding balance in active service and spiritual reflection.

Get ready to be uplifted, challenged, and encouraged by the incredible women who played crucial roles in the early Christian movement.

Echo 12-From Thunder to Lightning

This week Adrienne and Pastor Dan discuss his recent sermon about the Apostolic Tradition of Jesus' beloved, John. John went from "son of thunder" to lightning as his Spirit-filled life progressed. He changed with God's help and so can you. 

The Apostolic Tradition: John

We continue the Apostolic Tradition series with the Apostle John. His unique insight into both the nature of Jesus and future events has made his Gospel, epistles, and Revelation some of the most significant truths in Christian theology. Without his writings, our understanding of salvation and our future would be woefully incomplete. 

Like John, some of us are called to deep contemplation and interpretation of the cosmos and the struggle between good and evil. Christian Believers of every type stand as beacons of light in a world that strains to balance the value of pragmatism, theoretical, and artistic endeavors. That’s why the Church is vital to the well-being of a society. A local communion of saints comprises a body of people who witness to sublime biblical truth that gives order in chaos, liberty to the oppressed, and beauty from ashes. 

What is your role? 

How are you obediently fulfilling it for the LORD?

Echo 10: You Can Here The Word of God

The miracle of the Bible and encountering the heart and mind of God

Echo 11 - Traditions Are Good, And Bad Sometimes

Sometimes traditions reinforce firm foundations and sometimes they promote a comforting sameness that does little for our souls. In this podcast we will hear some hard things that will hopefully prompt new and inspired worship, learning, and service. 

Echo-9 Why Bad Things Happen

Adrienne and Pastor Dan discuss last Sunday's message about "Little James" the apostle. Why does God allow some people to suffer, even Christians and other "good" people? What if we're looking at suffering from the wrong perspective? 

The Apostolic Tradition: James A.

Our theme of "The Apostolic Tradition" will continue with the Apostle James the lesser, or as he's called in "The Chosen" Little James. Using him as our example, we will explore how God consistently uses "lesser" people to accomplish great things for the Kingdom. This will be a very encouraging message for people with disabilities and those who love them.