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Do you remember the sermon that your pastor preached 3 months ago? How about 3 weeks ago? BreatheCast brings old sermons back into the present to serve the body of Christ for the future. In each episode, we take a look at the sermon notes from previous messages preached at Breathe Church, and let those messages refresh our minds today. We may be a part of different communities, but we are united under One Gospel. For more information about Breathe Church, please visit https://www.breathechurch.org/.

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Episode 005: Filled With The Spirit

2021/12/13

What is being filled with the Spirit? What does it look like? What doesn't it look like? In this episode, Nick takes you back to July 12, 2020 to the sermon preached by Pastor James titled "Filled With the Spirit" from Ephesians 5:18-21.

Episode 004: Remember

2021/05/19

In this episode, Nick takes you back to January 12, 2020 when Pastor James Medina preached a sermon on Ephesians 2:11-13, and encouraged us to do one simple thing: "Remember". But, is it really that simple?

Episode 003: Walk In the Unity Of the Spirit

2021/05/10

In this episode, Nick takes you back to March 22, 2020 when Pastor Steve Neal preached a poignant message on Ephesians 4:1-6, and taught us how we can walk in the unity of the Spirit and with each other.

Episode 002: Biblical Stewardship in a Crisis

2020/03/26

On this episode of BreatheCast, Nick talks about why hoarding toilet paper is bad. More importantly, he discusses why and how we should use what God has given for His glory, and not ours.

Episode 001: Suffering and Unity

2020/03/19

In the first episode of BreatheCast, Nick discusses the idea of suffering and why it's a good thing. Also, he discusses why it is so important for the Church to unite in such chaotic times.