Episodes

  • Knowing God

    Knowing God
    Apr 12 2026
    Nearly half the people around us have no real connection to God. That means this question is closer than we think: “Are you there, God?”

    This message kicks off a new series by exploring whether God can actually be known and why that question matters for everyday life. It invites us to move beyond surface-level answers and consider how we would personally respond if someone asked us about God.

    This is not just about beliefs. It is about connection, clarity, and the people right in front of us who may be searching for something more.

    Discussion Questions:

    1) When you hear the question “Is God there?”, what comes to mind for you personally?
    2) Why do you think so many people feel disconnected from God today?
    3) How would you explain who God is to someone who has no church background?
    4) What has helped you experience God as real in your own life?
    5) Who in your life might be quietly asking these kinds of questions right now?
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  • The Bridge

    The Bridge
    Apr 5 2026
    Easter reminds us that even when everything seems lost, God is still at work.

    In this message, we explore what the disciples experienced after Jesus’ crucifixion. Their hope was shaken, their expectations were broken, and their future felt unclear. Yet the resurrection brought a kind of hope that goes beyond circumstances.

    This message invites you to consider how Easter speaks into your own moments of doubt, disappointment, and waiting. It is a reminder that God is not finished, even when it feels like the end.

    Discussion Questions:

    1) When have you experienced a moment where hope felt lost?
    2) Why do you think the disciples struggled to believe Jesus would rise again?
    3) What makes it hard to trust God when life feels uncertain?
    4) How does the resurrection change the way you see your current challenges?
    5) What is one area of your life where you need to hold onto hope this week?
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  • Palm Sunday

    Palm Sunday
    Mar 29 2026
    Palm Sunday marks the start of Holy Week, but it is more than a familiar story with palm branches and praise. In this message, Pastor John Cutshall helps us see the weight and wonder of this week through the triumphal entry, the cleansing of the temple, and Jesus’ call to surrender our lives fully to Him. This sermon invites us not to treat Easter as just another holiday, but as a holy week that calls for praise, prayer, reflection, and renewed commitment to Christ.

    Discussion Questions:

    1) What part of Holy Week do you most often overlook or rush past?
    2) What are some things that may be cluttering your heart or distracting you from Jesus right now?
    3) What stood out to you about Jesus cleansing the temple, and what does that mean for your life?
    4) In what ways have you made Easter more about the holiday than the holiness of the week?
    5) What is one practical step you can take this week to praise Jesus, make room for Him, and live more fully for His mission?
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  • Family Photo Album: Our Spiritual Family Tree

    Family Photo Album: Our Spiritual Family Tree
    Mar 22 2026
    Spiritual growth does not happen overnight. It is learned, practiced, and developed over time.

    In this message, we explore how following Jesus is much more like learning a skill than flipping a switch. It involves guidance, repetition, and a willingness to grow step by step. Through a relatable picture of learning and mentorship, we are reminded that growth happens best in relationship and through intentional rhythms.

    No matter where you are in your journey, there is always a next step.

    Discussion Questions:

    1) Who has helped shape your faith the most, and what did they do that made an impact?
    2) What are some areas where you feel like you are still learning or growing spiritually?
    3) What habits or rhythms help you stay connected to God throughout the week?
    4) What might be holding you back from taking your next step in faith?
    5) Who is someone you could begin investing in or encouraging in their faith journey?
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  • The Jesus Padawan: Apprentices of the Master

    The Jesus Padawan: Apprentices of the Master
    Mar 15 2026
    In Acts 4, Peter and John display a bold and unmistakable faith that catches the attention of everyone around them. Though they were ordinary men, it was clear they had spent time with Jesus. Their lives reflected it.

    This message invites us to examine our own lives. If we are truly following Jesus, it should be visible. Not in perfection, but in transformation. As we spend time with Him, He shapes our words, our actions, and our character.

    Discussion Questions

    1) What stood out to you most from Peter and John’s example in Acts 4?
    2) In what ways can people see evidence of Jesus in your life right now?
    3) What tends to distract you from spending consistent time with Jesus?
    4) How does being with Jesus shape the way you respond to pressure or conflict?
    5) What is one practical step you can take this week to grow as a disciple?
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  • Group Photos

    Group Photos
    Mar 8 2026
    What does it look like for a church to truly follow Jesus together?

    This message walks through the vision that shapes the life of Discovery Fellowship: together we follow Jesus, being transformed by Him, and living on mission to make Him known in our homes, community, and the world.

    Following Jesus is not meant to happen in isolation. God changes us over time, and He calls His people to live out His mission together. When Christ is shaping our lives, our relationships, conversations, and everyday activities become opportunities to make Him known.

    Discussion Questions

    1) Why do you think following Jesus can sometimes feel like an individual journey instead of something we do together?
    2) What does it look like for Jesus to actually transform someone’s life over time?
    3) How can everyday activities or groups become places where faith conversations naturally happen?
    4) What are some practical ways you can live on mission in your home or community this week?
    5) Who has helped shape your faith, and how did their influence impact you?
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  • Three Snapshots

    Three Snapshots
    Mar 1 2026
    As we move toward Easter, this message invites us to slow down and reflect on who Jesus is and who we are becoming. Looking at three snapshots from the life of Christ, we see a Savior who removes barriers, serves humbly, and calls His people into maturity.

    If the resurrection truly changed the world, it should shape the way we live today. This sermon challenges us to ask an honest question: Are we in the picture?

    Discussion Questions

    1) When you think about preparing for Easter, what usually comes to mind? How could you prepare your heart more intentionally this year?
    2) What are some subtle barriers that might keep people from approaching Jesus or feeling welcome in church?
    3) Where is God calling you to serve right now, even if it feels inconvenient?
    4) What does spiritual maturity look like in everyday life, not just in knowledge but in action?
    5) Who are the specific people in your life God may be calling you to love and serve this week?
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  • Who Cares?

    Who Cares?
    Feb 22 2026
    That question is not meant to be cynical. It is meant to be personal. In this message, we were reminded that the church exists for more than comfort. We are called to care, to serve, and to let Jesus be visible through our lives.

    Ephesians 2 tells us we are saved by grace, but also created for good works. Service is part of our design. It strengthens us spiritually, builds up the church, and impacts the eternity of those around us.

    If God is bigger than us and He lives within us, He should show.

    Discussion Questions:

    1) Where in your daily life do you have the greatest opportunity to serve others?
    2) Have you ever grown comfortable in your faith instead of active in it? What contributed to that?
    3) How does serving others strengthen your own spiritual health?
    4) Who in your sphere of influence might God be calling you to care for more intentionally?
    5) What is one practical step you can take this week to put feet on your faith?
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