The Axiom Church Podcast

FUTURE CHURCH - Raising Up Our Kids

Pastor Bethann talks about the value of children in community. 

FUTURE CHURCH - Widening the table

The church is a table, not a tower. We give and serve because we want others to experience belonging and grace. God builds through radical hospitality.

FUTURE CHURCH - Build the House

God’s house isn’t made of stone—it’s made of people who make space for Him.

FIGHT RIGHT - Blessed Are the Peacemakers

God calls His people not only to resolve their own conflicts but to embody reconciliation in the world.

FIGHT RIGHT - Responding With Humility

Conflict is inevitable. We face it in our families, friendships, workplaces, and even in the church. The question isn’t if we’ll fight, but how. Scripture doesn’t call us to avoid conflict or to win at all costs — it calls us to engage it with honesty, humility, and hope.

FIGHT RIGHT - The War Within

Ross reads James 4:1-4. Honest conflict resolution begins with self-examination and surrendering our motives to God.

Fight Right - Conflict is Care

Conflict is inevitable. We face it in our families, friendships, workplaces, and even in the church. The question isn’t if we’ll fight, but how. Scripture doesn’t call us to avoid conflict or to win at all costs — it calls us to engage it with honesty, humility, and hope.

ASAPH - The Song That Leads To Christ

Psalm 82

ASAPH - The Long Memory of God's People

Asaph was not a king, prophet, or warrior—he was a songwriter. A poet. A worship leader in the temple who gave voice to both the beauty and the brokenness of life with God. His psalms are full of honesty: he wrestles with doubt, protests injustice, remembers God’s faithfulness, and longs for the world to be set right.

Through Asaph’s songs, we discover that faith is not about having it all together. Faith is learning to bring our whole selves before God—the joy and the grief, the gratitude and the lament, the certainty and the questions.

In this four-week journey, we will learn from Asaph how to pray honestly, to see worship as more than ritual, to remember God’s faithfulness when life feels dark, and to find our ultimate hope in Christ, who fulfills the longing cries of the psalms.

At Axiom, we believe worship is not just singing songs—it’s learning to live in God’s presence with honesty, hope, and courage. Come and journey with us as we enter Asaph’s psalms, songs born in the shadows, that still lead us into the light of Christ.

Asaph - The God Who Is Judge & Shepherd

Psalm 50 reading. In despair, Asaph remembers the mighty acts of God—deliverance at the Red Sea, faithfulness through generations. Memory becomes medicine. He teaches us to look back in order to hope forward.