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A podcast about practices to promote healthy lives featuring experts, businesses, and clients: we gather to share our stories about success, failure, exploration, and so much more. Our subscription episodes feature some personal and vulnerable, real-life stories that are sensitive to some of the general public.
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Willow Creek Weekend Podcast

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Love God, love people, and change the world. We believe the life and lessons of Jesus aren’t just good advice, but are Good News for us here and now. As a church, we are all about following Jesus and know there’s no end to that journey—we’re more about becoming than arriving. We are committed to becoming a multi-generational, multi-ethnic, multiplying movement of Christ followers, equipping and empowering our kids and students to not only be the church of tomorrow, but the church of today.
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We imagine Jesus as a very serene, calm and soft-spoken man. But, just like us, Jesus feels anger, and in John 2:13-25, He gets so angry Jesus flips tables!But have you ever noticed that anger comes from another feeling? The thing that lies underneath it causes an explosion that sometimes we struggle to contain; your disappointment, grief or sadnes…
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Christine is deeply immersed in the holistic healing arts. She also showcases a line of holistic remedies. Today we talk about the importance of absorption and how nano particles work. Also a great formula to help with respiratory issues. Join us for some great insight and click this link if you're interested in sharing your story | Intro for podca…
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Sue DeGregorio-Rosen Has spent a lifetime in the medical community and doubles as an advocate and activist for the medical use of cannabis. Join us as we explore her thoughts and journey. Part one of two Intro for podcast Support the show https://www.wcsblog.com/podcast-episodesDoor Joe Grumbine
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Shame is a word and feeling we all want to avoid. Shame is often a barrier between us and God, too. Our regrets, all those actions and feelings we carry with us for years, weigh us down and make us feel less than worthy of God’s love. But that’s just not true at all. In John 18, Peter denies Jesus three times, something he is deeply ashamed of. And…
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Meet Kyle and Samantha Thompson, the duo behind Perfect Chaos Ranch. Homesteading on their ranch in Murrieta, they raise cattle for beef and raw dairy and tend to sheep, chickens, goats, and bees. They host weekly meetings for Free Range Farm School and delight in sharing their passion for agriculture with their community. Beyond their four biologi…
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Does God understand our grief? In the story of Lazarus and his death and resurrection, Jesus shows us that He lives grief just as deeply as we do. Even though Jesus knew Lazarus would be brought back from the dead, He still joined Mary and Martha, Lazarus’ sisters, in their grief and sadness. Jesus also demonstrates how, through Him, we can use our…
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When Jesus turned water into wine at a wedding, it was not only His first miracle but also caused great joy. No, not because the guests got the best wine (but that did make them pretty joyful)! But because Mary, Jesus’ mother, saw Him step into His calling. We can sometimes wonder how we can be happy. Or curious about where others are finding joy i…
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Richard McCuen is a retired marine and law enforcement officer injured on the job. He discovered and now teaches techniques for overcoming personal obstacles with his "Biohack 40" program. Richard is an advisor for Veterans programs with Gardens of Hope 501c3 nonprofit. Intro for podcast Support the show https://www.wcsblog.com/podcast-episodes…
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What is the power of our giving? Can our generosity change the world? In the earliest Christian church (in Acts 2:42-47), people gave so that others in their community were looked after. Orphans were homed, the sick were cared for, and anyone with a need was helped. Jesus calls us to do the same in our world today! We can help in our community by g…
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Joe Grumbine Has studied plant medicine for more than 40 years. He shares some lessons learned in sifting through information streams and some perspectives on how information delivery has changed throughout the millennia. Intro for podcast Support the show https://www.wcsblog.com/podcast-episodesDoor Joe Grumbine
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What is a motivating factor in giving when you decide to give? It’s usually in response to a need; a heartstring has been pulled, and you want to help someone else. When something really hits home, we can feel like it’s worth giving sacrificially–more than we might usually, or perhaps we have to forgo something else to help meet someone else’s need…
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Shannon is the mother of two-year-old Zavian who was injured in a typical accident. Mom and Dad rushed him to the trauma center where things didn't happen as planned. Part 1 of 2 Intro for podcast Support the show https://www.wcsblog.com/podcast-episodesDoor Joe Grumbine
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Shannon is the mother of two-year-old Zavian, who was injured in a typical accident. Mom and Dad rushed him to the trauma center, where things didn't happen as planned. Part 2 of 2 Intro for podcast Support the show https://www.wcsblog.com/podcast-episodesDoor Joe Grumbine
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Kevin Ruiz with Mycoalchemy returns to the podcast with tips and advice regarding mushroom growth, harvesting, and usage. Discover the wonderful world of fungi here in the Healthy Living community! If you're interested in joining our podcast as a guest, please send a request to itsjoegrumbine@gmail.com Intro for podcast Support the show https://www…
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Church offerings, or the concept of “tithing,” is typically hard to talk about, hard to begin doing and often is questioned. When many doubt the church's intentions, what good comes from tithing? Tithes and offerings are all about generosity. It’s about how you give, not how much. It is an expression of worship in response to God’s goodness. And it…
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Yes, God’s will for your life is much bigger than you could imagine! God wants to use YOU to help heal, restore, and redeem the world. You can change the world in partnership with God’s work in your life. But how?We finish up the last week in our Divine Dreams series by looking at Joseph in the Bible, in Genesis 50 and Romans 8:28, and learning how…
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Temptation is all around us, testing our character and will. Temptation also affected Joseph in the Bible. When faced with temptations such as seduction by Potiphar’s wife, a weak work ethic, and revenge on his despicable brothers, Joseph leans into his faith and resists, choosing instead to show kindness and keep his integrity. Pastor Dave explore…
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How do you hold onto your life’s dreams and persevere through tough times when others threaten to derail them or even actively hurt you? The story of Joseph in the Bible deals with his struggles with a highly dysfunctional family and the ways in which they harm him (Genesis 37–40) when they dislike his big dreams for life. Joseph holds onto hope th…
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Many of us wonder: what is my life’s purpose? We have big dreams, but do they match God’s will for our lives? And what happens when obstacles get in the way of our dreams? Remember when you were a kid, and you wanted to be an actor, a firefighter, or a marine biologist, but life got in the way, reality hit, and your big dreams fell by the wayside? …
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It’s a new year; we’re all thinking about what we want to do and achieve in the next 12 months. Do you want to hit the gym, read those books you’ve had on your shelf for ages, or pick up a new hobby? How about rest? Could resting well be a part of what you want to achieve this year? It’s different, sure! But God Himself takes a rest, and if He can,…
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Once you make a decision to follow Jesus, you’re told to go out and evangelize to everyone you know; and all those you don’t know too. Ooof, that sounds scary, right? What does evangelism really mean? We’ve all seen the guy standing on the street corner yelling at everyone to repent. But that’s not what the Bible tells us about evangelism. Is evang…
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Joe Grumbine is back with a deep dive into the power of a moment. Intro for podcast Willow Creek Springs Willow Creek Springs is a proud Sponsor of the Healthy Living podcast Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. Support the show https://www.wcsblog.com/podcast-ep…
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The biblical Christmas story is one of peace and hope, but only if you see Jesus for who He really is. When Jesus, the King of Kings, was born, King Herod felt intimidated and tried to eliminate the threat to his kingdom. What’s your response to Jesus? You can ignore Him, feel threatened by Him, or choose to follow and experience the wholeness He h…
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Joe Grumbine joins the show as a host and a guest this time. If you want to see what's behind this "Healthy Living" Community including this podcast, the blog and more, including Willow Creek Springs , Gardens of Hope, and The Human Solution international, then you don't want to miss this one. Intro for podcast Willow Creek Springs Willow Creek Spr…
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If you ever felt like you didn’t fit into church or God wasn’t for you, you aren’t alone. The shepherds in the Bible were the first to hear the news of the birth of Jesus. The “lowly” shepherds, as they’re sometimes referred to, were not important, high-powered people. Had Jesus been born in a castle or fortress, He would only be accessible to a se…
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In week 2 of our Christmas series, we look at how we can focus on the goodness of God in the busyness of the season or the chaos of our lives. Jesus’ birth came at a most inconvenient time—or so Mary thought. Right before the birth of Jesus, His parents, Mary and Joseph, had to journey from Nazareth to Bethlehem, and by the time they arrived, there…
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Christmas is an exciting time of year, filled with food, lights, traditions, connection, and gifts. But in the midst of the holiday season, we can forget that Jesus is God’s gift to us, and He offers us many gifts, too: peace, strength, companionship and direction. It’s easy to become fixated on the gifts, forgetting about the Giver. What happens w…
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