Eagle Brook Church Podcast

Your past mistakes are not your forever future—even if it feels that way sometimes. Maybe it's cliché, but no regret is too big for God's grace. So that thing hanging over you? It's time to leave it behind.

Bad decisions and you? Never! Kidding, we've all made decisions and lived in ways we wish we could take back. But since you can't go back in time, maybe the best way forward is letting go of the things you used to do and the way you used to be.

God continues to stir our hearts to go; to keep reaching more people for Christ. Vision Weekend 2023 is all about celebrating where we’ve been and sharing where we feel God is leading us next—and how you can be part of it.

There's no cure-all for anxiety, but you do have a fighting chance. Don't sit back and let anxiety rule your world. Go on the offensive—anchor into biblical principles and fight back.

You know what's not working for you? Your anxiety. Actually, it's more than likely working against you. But with God’s help, you have the power to flip the script and ease the grip of anxiety in your life.

When life gets tough and God feels far away, it can be really hard to praise him for his goodness. But what if your joy wasn't dependent on your circumstances...but on your focus? Keep your eyes on Jesus, and joy and peace can be found—even when life feels empty.

Patience is a virtue, they say. Good things come to those who wait. But what if waiting feels almost unbearable? God's timing is best, just ask Habakkuk. But it's up to us how we wait in the meantime.

Why does a good God let bad things happen? It's a question that's been around forever, and even the Old Testament Prophet Habakkuk wrestled with it. But here's the deal: nobody gets to opt out of tough times. So, how do we keep our hope alive when things get difficult?

When you were a kid, you couldn't wait to become an adult. But when adulthood hit, you found out—it's not a piece of cake. And let's be real, handling money is the heavyweight champion of tough tasks. What could godly wisdom do for you and your finances? It might just be the "miracle" you need.

Maybe the greatest miracle you could ever ask for is to get your faith back. You've been around too long, seen too much—and yet, God's still tugging on your heart. Don't ignore him. Come and see what finding faith could look like.

You ever been through something that hurts so bad you're like, "I need a miracle to fix this"? You keep pushing through, but there's not much that can heal that kind of pain. Even if you don't know how to deal with it yourself, miracles happen—whether it's emotional, relational, or even spiritual—and even that hurt can heal with God’s help.

If you've ever wondered: "Why am I here?"—you're definitely not alone. The search for purpose is universal, and it can feel like it would take a miracle to find yours. But God created you for a reason—you are the only person who can step into the calling that's meant for you.

This one's about money. "Of course, a big church wants to talk about money," right? But you can't deny the relevance. Money is a major part of all of our lives—how we make it, how we save it, how we spend it. It's a sensitive topic, but the Bible talks a lot about money, so we're talking about it, too.

When it comes to reaching people for Jesus, there's no finish line. There's no point where our church will say "we've made it" or "we're too big." Because there will always be one more person, and that person matters to God—so they matter to us.

Our mission? We are empowered by God to reach others for Christ. And we take that seriously. So when you wonder…is this church all about the show? Of course not. But the "show" can be an incredible tool to make new people feel comfortable enough to engage with God.

Did you know your mind has needs? And more than just an occasional brain-break. It also needs ongoing support, attention, and intention. And if your mind is weary and your thoughts feel out of control—we can bet your soul is weary, too.

In the world today, what feels good has become a god. And the immediate access to global, national, and personal news doesn’t do anyone’s soul any favors. So, what’s stealing God’s peace from your life, and how can you get it back?

Lots of things can be considered "tempting," from fast food to sleeping in to sleeping around. It's a universal human condition: We're weak to our desires. And the truth is, none of us are strong enough to resist strong temptation—that is, without God's help. **This message was given and recorded at Faribault Prison in Faribault, MN.

Is Satan real? And how can we possibly stand against him?! A lot of times, the world can feel like a constant struggle against other people and tough circumstances—when, in reality, what you're struggling against is a bit less visible (and definitely more tricky).

Gaps—we've all got 'em. You know, those spaces between where you are and where you want to be. Maybe it's a gap in your marriage, in your motivation, or in your faith. And when even your best efforts haven't been able to fill the hole, take a step back and look to Jesus.

What if we could tell you the key to better relationships was in your hands? When you let go of resentment and choose forgiveness, you're not giving up—you're reclaiming connection.

Picture a future of defiant optimism: where setbacks become stepping stones, failures fuel determination, and every obstacle becomes an opportunity for growth. With God’s help, you can get there.

What frustrates you? Bedtime battles with your toddler? The unwelcome arrival of Mondays? Feeling frustrated isn't necessarily bad, but our responses could be—there’s got to be a better way to honor God in the process.

You're doing your best to live and love the way Jesus did, but there's someone in your life who's a bit…”toxic.” Should you walk away? Stick it out? Yes, we should love everyone, but not everyone should hold equal influence in our lives.

Jesus warned his followers that they'd face hard things because of their faith—but he also promised to be with them and give them strength. So...how do we tap into that strength in the face of persecution?