The Central Peninsula Church Podcast

Episode 155: Garbage and Honey

In this episode of CPC Together, Kevin, Brandon, and Rachel engage in a fun nostalgic discussion about childhood TV shows and share personal stories of their upbringing. The conversation then shifts to a profound reflection on suffering, the meaning of persecution versus disagreement, and the essence of living a faithful Christian life in the modern world.

Episode 154: Loveless Orthodoxy

In this episode, Kevin, Brandon, Rachel, and Nico discuss the nostalgic practice of recording personal voicemail greetings, share amusing anecdotes about their experiences with this, and pivot into a deep conversation about the spiritual themes in the Book of Revelation. They explore the concepts of loveless orthodoxy, the importance of repentance, and the need for a genuine relationship with God, paralleled with the authenticity found in recovery communities.

Episode 153: Bend Low

In this episode, the Brandon, Sandy, Rachel, and Nico dive into the origins and evolution of their podcast, discussing behind-the-scenes roles, potential for monetization, and the importance of humility and unity in both personal growth and church leadership. Listen as they cover everything from cobbler stories and production roles to the deeper implications of choosing humility every day.

Episode 152: Jesus Loves Me

In this episode of CPC Together, Kevin, Brandon, and Rachel share personal experiences from a trip to Japan and thrilling roller coaster rides, exploring themes of self-perception, vulnerability, and the transformative power of God's unconditional love. Through anecdotes and theological discussion, they reflect on the importance of understanding God's love beyond our own flawed perceptions and experiences.

Episode 151: Thanksgifting

In this episode of CPC Together, the Brandon, Rachel, and Josh discuss their hectic schedules leading up to Thanksgiving, share travel stories, and reflect on finding joy and faith amidst life's challenges. They also explore topics like the importance of gratitude, handling adversity, and how personal experiences shape one's faith journey.

Episode 150: Vision Of The Good Life

In this episode of CPC Together Podcast, Kevin, Brandon, and Rachel from Central Peninsula Church in the San Francisco Bay Area delve into the concept of 'loud budgeting', discussing generational differences in financial transparency and budgeting practices. They also explore how our views on money are shaped by cultural norms and personal experiences, and propose practical steps to foster a spirit of generosity.

Episode 149: Cruciform

Join us in this episode of CPC Together Podcast, we delve into the concept of 'cruciform' living — conforming to the image of the crucified Christ. We discuss real-life examples, from classroom settings to corporate offices, and explore how everyday actions can embody and reflect the self-sacrificial love of Jesus.

Episode 148: Vocation Part 3

In this episode of CPC Together, the Kevin, Brandon, and Rachel reminisce about childhood fantasies of wealth, humorous anecdotes, and delve into deeper discussions on the importance of gratitude, the spiritual significance of work, and the dangers of making idols out of our accomplishments and possessions. Through rich storytelling and thoughtful reflections, they explore how living with a posture of gratitude and recognizing God's grace can transform our daily lives.

Episode 147: Vocation Part 2

In this engaging episode of the CPC Together Podcast, Josh, Brandon, and Rachel share their most awkward work experiences, discuss the intersection of faith and professional life, and explore theological perspectives on work. They delve into the importance of bringing order, beauty, and peace into the workplace while considering how one's job aligns with Christian values.

Episode 146: Vocation Part 1

In this episode of CPC Together, produced by Central Peninsula Church in the San Francisco Bay area, the Kevin, Brandon, and Rachel discuss dream jobs, the cultural view of work, and how faith intersects with vocation. They delve into deep theological concepts, explore historical perspectives on work, and discuss practical applications like openhandedness and contribution in everyday life.