Cascade Community Church Podcast

Challenging our perception of who God is, by taking a look at the Tower of Babel.

An insight on having extreme faith.

A fresh look at the story of Noah. Taking a look at a man who trusted God, accepted the challenge and changed the world.

Happy Father's Day! The first message in the Genesis series, Pastor Nate Hettinga addresses Adam's silence in the garden, and the repercussions that followed.

Youth pastors Jim Fowler and Mac Hillabush share their hearts and vision for the youth of Monroe and the Sky Valley.

Special guest speaker, Joel Madson of Global Network Training, shares God's desire for His people to pray for others as well as share the good news of the life that Jesus offers with people all over the world, from down the street, to the other side of the planet.

In the last message in a four part marriage series, Pastor Nate addresses the topic of sex and marriage.

"Conflict? We don't have conflict!" Points to ponder when it comes to dealing with conflict in marriage.

Guest Speaker, Shirley Philabaum joins us to share insight on a woman's heart.

In the first of a four part marriage series, Pastor Jim Larrabee delivers a powerful message about forgiveness.

Philippian generosity... A little or a lot, faithfully manage what you've got.

Pastor Nate continues in Philippians.

Pastor Nate continues in the Philippians series-- "Jesus is the only answer because Jesus plus anything ruins everything."

God wants to change you from the inside out. WIll you let Him?

Happy Easter, He is Risen! On the cross, Jesus showed us the ultimate sacrifice in order that we might have everlasting life. Do you believe, or do you BELIEVE?

Pastor Jim Larrabee continues with the "Your Choice" series in Philippians.

Chomno In visits from Cambodia and shares what God is doing through the Cambodian Hope Organization.

Paul says in Philippians 1:21 "For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain." Pastor Jim Larrabee sheds light on what that looked like for Paul, and what it looks like for us.

Just as Paul was in chains and suffered for his faith, so too will we have suffering. Our choice is whether or not to waste the suffering or to use it for God's glory.