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What if the disruptions in your life are not interruptions to the mission -- but exactly how the mission spreads?In this...
08/24/2026

What if the disruptions in your life are not interruptions to the mission -- but exactly how the mission spreads?

In this week's message, we explored the rhizome -- an underground root system that sends up new growth in places no one could predict or control. It is a picture of how the early church actually moved through Acts 8, 10, and 11. Not through one powerful center, but through ordinary, unnamed people scattered by persecution who simply carried the gospel wherever they landed.

Peter reminds us in 1 Peter 2:4-12 that every follower of Jesus is part of a royal priesthood. No spectators. No specialists. Everyone has something the body of Christ needs.

The Spirit is not waiting for permission from a stage or a title. The question is not whether God is still moving. The question is whether you are willing to be one of the shoots.

Catch the full message on our YouTube channel or wherever you listen to podcasts. https://youtu.be/6djNh494szw?si=LDB6FP7_SoYebmVO

08/23/2026

Listen to Episode 207 of All Saints Podcast: "Creating a Movement | Movement 2 The Rhizome https://youtu.be/ri8hgFVPXPk

A tree grows from one visible trunk, top-down. A rhizome spreads underground, sideways, sending up new growth in places you'd never predict — and it still has one life running through the whole thing. That's the image for this episode, and we trace it through three moments in Acts: believers scattered by persecution who end up planting the gospel wherever they land, the Spirit falling on Cornelius's household before the church has worked out any theology to explain it, and a handful of believers whose names Scripture never bothers to record starting the church at Antioch. We also bring in Bobby Clinton's research on what movements have in common, and ask what it would take for a congregation to be less of a location and more of a movement.

Reflection Questions:
1. Where has something in your life scattered you a move, a loss, a disruption that might actually be the Spirit sending you somewhere he already intends to work?
2. Is there a "Cornelius" in your life (someone outside your familiar circle that the Spirit may already be moving toward before you've worked out all your theology about them)?
3. Are you willing to be one of the unnamed ones no title, no platform, no credit — who simply opens a home, shares a meal, tells the truth about Jesus, and lets something start that you'll never get to name?

We're a place for all who believe, doubt, and seek. Learn more at believedoubtseek.org

08/21/2026

What if the church isn't a single tree trunk, but more like a ginger root—spreading underground and popping up in places nobody planned? 🌱

In the Book of Acts, the gospel spread fastest through ordinary, everyday people having simple conversations with people they weren't "supposed" to talk to.

Are you waiting for permission to do something God has already handed you the keys to?

Join us this Sunday as we explore what’s actually growing on. (And yes, dad jokes are included).

We're a place for all who believe, doubt, and seek. Find us at: believedoubtseek.org

08/19/2026
08/19/2026

Pause. Pray. And have a great rest of your day. :)

What breaks your heart isn't random—it's often the exact place where your life is meant to meet the mission of God.In th...
08/17/2026

What breaks your heart isn't random—it's often the exact place where your life is meant to meet the mission of God.

In this week's episode, Bill Berger breaks down why real faith isn't about engineered strategies or bigger church programs. It’s about prayer, presence, and noticing where God is already moving around us.

🎙️ Listen to the full episode: Stream now on Spotify, YouTube, Apple Podcasts, or the All Saints App (link in bio).

08/16/2026

"When reason becomes the highest court in the room, faith starts to look unintelligent."

It's easy to run community—and church—like a business, engineering outcomes and quietly forgetting to pray. But prayer isn't a technical problem to be solved. It’s what it looks like to depend on Jesus instead of our own plans.

In this episode, Bill Berger explores why paying attention to what breaks your heart might be the clearest sign of where God is calling you to love and serve.

👉 Stream the full episode at https://youtu.be/6djNh494szw on our website: believedoubtseek.org or search for All Saints Podcast wherever you listen!

08/14/2026

What if this community simply wasn't here?

Not "would people miss it" would anything in your actual life, your actual relationships, be different?

This week we're talking about prayer the discipline most of us quietly struggle with and why it's the starting point for everything we believe God is calling All Saints toward next.

We'll also open up Movement 6: the invitation to help build what's coming, not just watch it happen.

If something's been breaking your heart lately, stick around. That might not be a coincidence.

This Sunday, August 16 | believedoubtseek.org or the All Saints app

08/12/2026

How did All Saints, a church that people could feel comfortable in, get started? ...

Watch the full interview here: https://youtu.be/7X9I4YXBWI0 on our YouTube channel: Who is Bill Berger? What is All Saints? Why "Believe, Doubt, Seek"?

Or on our website: BelieveDoubtSeek.org

08/11/2026

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