Phil EuBank

Gruesome tales of violence may appear more fitting for Hollywood or history books, yet we encounter numerous accounts of war and loss in the Hebrew Scriptures. Throughout Israel's history, it seems God has employed the tool of war for a greater purpose. The challenge lies in reconciling a God who operates in such a manner for millennia with the message of love conveyed through the ministry and teachings of Jesus. Text us: (650)600-0402

Gruesome tales of violence may appear more fitting for Hollywood or history books, yet we encounter numerous accounts of war and loss in the Hebrew Scriptures. Throughout Israel's history, it seems God has employed the tool of war for a greater purpose. The challenge lies in reconciling a God who operates in such a manner for millennia with the message of love conveyed through the ministry and teachings of Jesus. Text us: (650)600-0402

The Rest of the Story: War | Phil EuBank

Cheryl Fletcher

This week Jess and Mark sit down with Cheryl Fletcher to chat spiritual beings, tips for healthy conversations around God, a deeper dive into the Garden of Eden and, of course, a lot of fun side bars. It was a super fun episode to record and if you would like to come join in on the fun let us know! Text us! (650)600-0402

This week Jess and Mark sit down with Cheryl Fletcher to chat spiritual beings, tips for healthy conversations around God, a deeper dive into the Garden of Eden and, of course, a lot of fun side bars. It was a super fun episode to record and if you would like to come join in on the fun let us know! Text us! (650)600-0402

Menlo Midweek: Satan, Trees, and Hope | Cheryl Fletcher

Whether we learned it in Sunday School or from the movies, most of us are familiar with the concepts of Satan, sin, and Adam and Eve making a wrong choice. But what is the rest of the story? In this sermon, we dive into a passage of the Bible known as "The Fall" and explore how everything in the world went sideways, in order to take a deeper look at these concepts and find hope.  Text us: (650)600-0402

Whether we learned it in Sunday School or from the movies, most of us are familiar with the concepts of Satan, sin, and Adam and Eve making a wrong choice. But what is <a href="http://menlo.church/therestofthestory" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">the rest of the story</a>? In this sermon, we dive into a passage of the Bible known as "The Fall" and explore how everything in the world went sideways, in order to take a deeper look at these concepts and find hope. Text us: (650)600-0402

The Rest of the Story: Satan, Trees, and Hope | Cheryl Fletcher

This is your week to get to know your hosts a little bit better, hear some great book and TV recommendations and get access to some of the behind the scenes of what is to come at Menlo for summer and fall. Text us: (650)600-0402

This is your week to get to know your hosts a little bit better, hear some great book and TV recommendations and get access to some of the behind the scenes of what is to come at Menlo for summer and fall. Text us: (650)600-0402

Menlo Midweek: Mark and Jess Takeover

Scott Palmbush

In Genesis, we examine the story of Abraham, the one chosen by God to be the Father of His people. While Abraham is praised as a champion of faithfulness and trust in God, he faced struggles of his own. When God asked him to sacrifice the thing he cherished the most—his beloved son—Abraham confronted this challenging decision, grounded in his experience of God's faithfulness. Ultimately, he chose to place his trust in God above all else. In this sermon, we contemplate this significant event in Abraham's life and how it serves as a reminder for all of us to wholeheartedly devote ourselves to a faithful God. Text us: (650)600-0402

In Genesis, we examine the story of Abraham, the one chosen by God to be the Father of His people. While Abraham is praised as a champion of faithfulness and trust in God, he faced struggles of his own. When God asked him to sacrifice the thing he cherished the most—his beloved son—Abraham confronted this challenging decision, grounded in his experience of God's faithfulness. Ultimately, he chose to place his trust in God above all else. In this sermon, we contemplate this significant event in Abraham's life and how it serves as a reminder for all of us to wholeheartedly devote ourselves to a faithful God. Text us: (650)600-0402

The Rest of the Story: Abraham and Isaac | Scott Palmbush

Keith Riley

Megan Cole

This week Keith and Megan join to chat through The Rest of the Story series so far. We chat about Megan winning a pageant, Keith's all day Sunday School experiences, Lectio Divina and further the conversation of how to interpret scripture. Text us: (650)600-0402

This week Keith and Megan join to chat through <a href="https://menlo.church/therestofthestory" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Rest of the Story</a> series so far. We chat about Megan winning a pageant, Keith's all day Sunday School experiences, Lectio Divina and further the conversation of how to interpret scripture. Text us: (650)600-0402

The Rest of the Story: Mid Series Breakdown | Keith Riley and Megan Cole

Whether you love the life you are currently living or hope for something different in the days ahead, we all face unexpected challenges and encounter unreliable people. Jonah lived his "professional" career with certain core assumptions about God that He wanted to address. The thoughts and assumptions we have about God from the stories in the Bible can be overwhelming, but in this particular story, we wonder, "How could God use someone like Jonah?"

Whether you love the life you are currently living or hope for something different in the days ahead, we all face unexpected challenges and encounter unreliable people. Jonah lived his "professional" career with certain core assumptions about God that He wanted to address. The thoughts and assumptions we have about God from the stories in the Bible can be overwhelming, but in this particular story, we wonder, "How could God use someone like Jonah?"

The Rest of the Story: Jonah | Phil EuBank

Human accomplishment has always been a significant focus in history. Today, particularly in our region, we are driven by the opportunity to increase our capacity at a pace where implications are not always clear. The Tower of Babel serves as a prime example of how far back this inclination dates and the unchecked motivations that can accompany it. Text us: (650)600-0402

Human accomplishment has always been a significant focus in history. Today, particularly in our region, we are driven by the opportunity to increase our capacity at a pace where implications are not always clear. The Tower of Babel serves as a prime example of how far back this inclination dates and the unchecked motivations that can accompany it. Text us: (650)600-0402

The Rest of the Story: The Tower of Babel | Phil EuBank

Adam Hendrix

This week sit down with Adam Hendrix to discuss our childhood bible songs, what is "true" and some weird things were happening with our lights/studio. What a fun episode! Text us: 650-600-0402

This week sit down with Adam Hendrix to discuss our childhood bible songs, what is "true" and some weird things were happening with our lights/studio. What a fun episode! Text us: 650-600-0402

Menlo Midweek: Noah and the Flood | Adam Hendrix

Every story points to something. For many children, the flood story points to a fun and exciting adventure involving animals, a boat, and a big rainbow... what's not to love?! However, upon closer examination, the story is not that simple and is definitely not a children's story. As we look deeper into this story, we want to wrestle with three questions: "Is this a true story?" "What does this story tell us about God?" And "What does this story tell us about humanity?" With closer examination, we discover a story about a God who longs to redeem and restore His creation and invites us into this same story of redemption. Just like the flood story, our own stories and lives are pointing to something deeper. Every story points to something. What is that something in your story?

Every story points to something. For many children, the flood story points to a fun and exciting adventure involving animals, a boat, and a big rainbow... what's not to love?! However, upon closer examination, the story is not that simple and is definitely not a children's story. As we look deeper into this story, we want to wrestle with three questions: "Is this a true story?" "What does this story tell us about God?" And "What does this story tell us about humanity?" With closer examination, we discover a story about a God who longs to redeem and restore His creation and invites us into this same story of redemption. Just like the flood story, our own stories and lives are pointing to something deeper. Every story points to something. What is that something in your story?

The Rest of the Story: Noah and the Flood | Adam Hendrix

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This week Mark and Jess get time with Phil EuBank, Senior Pastor, to chat deconstruction of faith, how to approach the "yeah but what about this" questions of faith, and mutant trout. Yeah, the fish kind of trout. We are stoked on our summer series "The Rest of the Story" and hope you are too! Text us: 650-600-0402

This week Mark and Jess get time with Phil EuBank, Senior Pastor, to chat deconstruction of faith, how to approach the "yeah but what about this" questions of faith, and mutant trout. Yeah, the fish kind of trout. We are stoked on our summer series "<a href="http://menlo.church/therestofthestory" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Rest of the Story</a>" and hope you are too! Text us: 650-600-0402

Menlo Midweek: Creation | Phil EuBank

As children, the story of how the universe began can be one of the most formative stories that we hear growing up in church. Let's discover how do we incorporate understanding modern science with our shared purpose in creation. In this series, we will dive into why unity doesn’t mean uniformity. Text us: (650)600-0402

As children, the story of how the universe began can be one of the most formative stories that we hear growing up in church. Let's discover how do we incorporate understanding modern science with our shared purpose in creation. In this series, we will dive into why unity doesn’t mean uniformity. Text us: (650)600-0402

The Rest of the Story: Creation | Phil EuBank

We are SO excited to announce that Mark Kim, formerly our San Mateo Kids Director, has accepted a role as Menlo Church's Chief of Staff. He is great and we could not be more excited. Taco Trucks:  El Paisa by Los Alegres Taco Truck (by Redwood City Costco/OSH) Margarita's Taqueria (in Sunnyvale on Homestead) Text us: (650)600-0402 

We are SO excited to announce that Mark Kim, formerly our San Mateo Kids Director, has accepted a role as Menlo Church's Chief of Staff. He is great and we could not be more excited. Taco Trucks: El Paisa by Los Alegres Taco Truck (by Redwood City Costco/OSH) Margarita's Taqueria (in Sunnyvale on Homestead) Text us: (650)600-0402

Special Ep.: Meet Mark Kim, Chief of Staff

Matt Summers

When we feel stuck, we often try to fix it with change. We try things like a new schedule, new job, or new major in school, but what about our faith? Together, we can learn to find the growth we were always meant to experience as we explore a common reason we get stuck and a common way out. Message by: Matt Summers, Mountain View Campus Pastor Text us: (650)600-0402

When we feel stuck, we often try to fix it with change. We try things like a new schedule, new job, or new major in school, but what about our faith? Together, we can learn to find the growth we were always meant to experience as we explore a common reason we get stuck and a common way out. Message by: Matt Summers, Mountain View Campus Pastor Text us: (650)600-0402

Formation Stagnation | Mountain View Campus | Matt Summers

Josh Robertson

When we feel stuck, we often try to fix it with change. We try things like a new schedule, new job, or new major in school, but what about our faith? Together, we can learn to find the growth we were always meant to experience as we explore a common reason we get stuck and a common way out. Message by: Josh Robertson, Saratoga Campus Pastor Text us: (650)600-0402

When we feel stuck, we often try to fix it with change. We try things like a new schedule, new job, or new major in school, but what about our faith? Together, we can learn to find the growth we were always meant to experience as we explore a common reason we get stuck and a common way out. Message by: Josh Robertson, Saratoga Campus Pastor Text us: (650)600-0402

Formation Stagnation | Saratoga Campus | Josh Robertson

Cris Coniconde

When we feel stuck, we often try to fix it with change. We try things like a new schedule, new job, or new major in school, but what about our faith? Together, we can learn to find the growth we were always meant to experience as we explore a common reason we get stuck and a common way out. Message by: Cris Coniconde, San Mateo Campus Adult Discipleship Director Text us: (650)600-0402

When we feel stuck, we often try to fix it with change. We try things like a new schedule, new job, or new major in school, but what about our faith? Together, we can learn to find the growth we were always meant to experience as we explore a common reason we get stuck and a common way out. Message by: Cris Coniconde, San Mateo Campus Adult Discipleship Director Text us: (650)600-0402

Formation Stagnation | San Mateo Campus | Cris Coniconde

Mark Swarner

When we feel stuck, we often try to fix it with change. We try things like a new schedule, new job, or new major in school, but what about our faith? Together, we can learn to find the growth we were always meant to experience as we explore a common reason we get stuck and a common way out. Message by: Mark Swarner, Menlo Park Campus Pastor Text us: (650)600-0402

When we feel stuck, we often try to fix it with change. We try things like a new schedule, new job, or new major in school, but what about our faith? Together, we can learn to find the growth we were always meant to experience as we explore a common reason we get stuck and a common way out. Message by: Mark Swarner, Menlo Park Campus Pastor Text us: (650)600-0402

Formation Stagnation | Menlo Park Campus | Mark Swarner

This week Mark and Phil EuBank, Senior Pastor, chat about winter, closing out our Seasons series, trauma, and some great resources and frameworks to help navigate it all. It is a bit of a heavier episode, text us if you need anything. (650)600-0402

This week Mark and Phil EuBank, Senior Pastor, chat about winter, closing out our Seasons series, trauma, and some great resources and frameworks to help navigate it all. It is a bit of a heavier episode, text us if you need anything. (650)600-0402

Menlo Midweek: Winter | Phil EuBank

The days get shorter but feel longer; eventually, in the winters of our lives, we can learn unhealthy detachment from healthy rhythms with God and others and turn to unhealthy coping strategies that only perpetuate the problem. Learning to live in Winter may require some counterintuitive steps, but they are worth the work. Text us: (650)600-0402 Our spiritual formation practice for this series is Praying the Psalms. Formation practices are our training ground for Christlikeness. The formation practice for the series, Seasons: Permission to Feel, is Praying the Psalms. Each week, beginning May 14, go to http://menlo.church/seasons for the sermon video, a Life Group discussion guide, and a formation practice resource.

The days get shorter but feel longer; eventually, in the winters of our lives, we can learn unhealthy detachment from healthy rhythms with God and others and turn to unhealthy coping strategies that only perpetuate the problem. Learning to live in Winter may require some counterintuitive steps, but they are worth the work. Text us: (650)600-0402 Our spiritual formation practice for this series is Praying the Psalms. Formation practices are our training ground for Christlikeness. The formation practice for the series, Seasons: Permission to Feel, is Praying the Psalms. Each week, beginning May 14, go to http://menlo.church/seasons for the sermon video, a Life Group discussion guide, and a formation practice resource.

Seasons: Winter | Phil EuBank

This week Mark sits down with Phil and Rachelle to chat Memorial Day, gate keeping passages of scripture, and the importance of friends. Text us: (650)600-0402

This week Mark sits down with Phil and Rachelle to chat Memorial Day, gate keeping passages of scripture, and the importance of friends. Text us: (650)600-0402

Menlo Midweek: Fall | Phil EuBank

I’ve listened several years sine I heard John Ortberg. Here in MInneapolis!

Insightful & seems personal

These messages are relevant and pertinent!

Great messages-

Menlo Church Podcasts

John Ortberg

The Way | Everyday Trials | John Ortberg

The Way | Surrender | John Ortberg

I Didn't Say That | "Love the Sinner, Hate the Sin" | John Ortberg

Designing Your Life | Solomon | John Ortberg

All You Need Is Love | Everything-Love=Nothing | John Ortberg

I Didn't Say That | "God Won't Give You More Than You Can Handle" | John Ortberg

All You Need is Love | Love is Patient, Kind | John Ortberg

The best philosophy podcast episodes. Asking questions about how to live a better life, what it means to be and do good, to the idea of God. This topic includes episodes that bring about important questions that everyone should be asking themselves. Add episodes you're interested into your queue below!

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