Torrey Pines Church

Casual Atmosphere – Serious Faith – No Weird Stuff. If your life is as perfect as Ken and Barbie’s, then we’re probably not the church for you. Torrey Pines Church is for normal people and imperfect families with everyday issues. Sorry, no perfect people allowed. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Torrey Pines Church is a christianity podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 120 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Torrey Pines Church, a christianity show with 120 episodes published.

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  Episode #80

  I Love Our Church - Our Service - Week 2

  Sep 22, 202629 minS2026

  Are you a fan of Jesus, or are you actively playing your part in His mission? In week two of I Love Our Church, Pastor Mingo Palacios challenges us to move from simply consuming church to committing and contributing. The church isn't an event or a building. Scripture calls it the Body of Christ, and every one of us has a part to play. Jesus isn't looking for fans sitting in the stands. He's calling faithful followers onto the field. So why do we serve? Because Jesus served us first and calls us to serve others. Where do we serve? Wherever we're gifted and wherever we're needed. God has given each of us unique gifts, not for ourselves, but to bless others and build up the Body of Christ. You aren't called to do everything, but everyone is called to do something. And serving doesn't stop at church. We're called to serve our families, our church, our communities, and our world. Ultimately, when we serve others in Jesus' name, we're serving Him. Our greatest motivation is remembering that Jesus first served us, giving His life so that we could live. Don't just be served. Find your role, use your gifts, serve others, and discover what happens when the church becomes not just a church you attend, but our church. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #79

  I Love Our Church - Our Relationships - Week 1

  Sep 17, 202633 minS2026

  We were never created to do life alone. In week one of I Love Our Church, Pastor Mingo Palacios talks about the epidemic of loneliness in our world and the power of real, authentic relationships. Church was never meant to be a place where we simply attend. It’s a family where we can move from feeling like outsiders and spectators to knowing that we truly belong. From the very beginning, God created us for connection. When we engage in real relationships, we can live as God created us to live and love as Jesus called us to love. Following Jesus means moving beyond rows and into circles, sharing our lives with others, showing up for people, and creating spaces where others can feel seen and known. But relationships don’t happen automatically. Sometimes it takes choosing to be available, taking the risk of being vulnerable, joining a group, introducing yourself to someone new, or simply saying yes when it would be easier to stay comfortable. And when we take those steps, we may discover that we can be the cure we’ve been looking for. In a world where isolation is easy, Jesus invites us into something different: to receive His extravagant love and then love others the same way. Real relationships are the revolution Jesus started, and we’re invited to continue it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #78

  Pray First & Always - Wk 4 - Wow!

  Sep 10, 202636 minS2026

  When was the last time something left you in awe? In the final week of Pray First... and Always, Pastor Daniel Scotti explores the fourth simple prayer: Wow. Sometimes we experience something so beautiful, powerful, or unexpected that words fail us. All we can say is, “Wow.” And that sense of marvel and wonder can become a prayer. Through Psalm 8, we discover that we can marvel at who God is, what God has done, why God cares for us, and what God will do. Creation points us toward His glory, but even more remarkable is that the God who created everything knows us, loves us, and allows us to know Him personally. Even when life doesn’t feel worthy of a “wow,” we can hold onto the promise that the way things are is not the way things will always be. Revelation 21 gives us a picture of the day when God will make all things new, wiping away every tear and bringing an end to death, mourning, crying, and pain. Prayer isn’t only about asking God for help, thanking Him, or confessing our sins. Sometimes prayer is simply stopping long enough to recognize how great God is and respond with wonder: Wow. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #77

  Pray First & Always - Wk 3 - Sorry!

  Sep 3, 202629 minS2026

  Why is it so hard to say, “I’m sorry”? In week three of Pray First... and Always, Pastor Mingo Palacios continues through four simple prayers: Help, Thanks, Sorry, and Wow. This week, we look at SORRY and discover how confession can move us out of hiding and into the freedom, forgiveness, and healing God offers us. Pride, fear, justification, and shame can all keep us from being honest about the places where we’ve fallen short. But 1 John 1 reminds us that we don’t have to hide in darkness. When we confess our sins, God is faithful to forgive us and cleanse us. Confession means calling sin what God calls it, walking honestly with God and trusted people, and regularly turning back toward Jesus. We aren’t confessing to earn salvation again and again. We confess because we are already forgiven, and confession becomes a regular practice that cleanses our souls as we follow Jesus. There is mercy waiting on the other side of confession. Instead of hiding, justifying, or carrying our struggles alone, we can walk in the light and receive the grace God has already made available to us through Jesus. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Episode #76

  Pray First & Always - Wk 2 - Thanks!

  Aug 27, 202629 minS2026

  What if gratitude is more than something we feel when life goes our way? What if it’s something we can actually learn to practice in every season? In week two of Pray First… and Always, Pastor Mingo Palacios continues our journey through four simple prayers: Help, Thanks, Sorry, and Wow. This week, we focus on THANKS and discover one of the biggest obstacles to gratitude: entitlement. The mindsets of “I want it now” and “I deserve more” can quietly rob us of joy and keep us from recognizing what God has already given us. Through Jesus’ story of the prodigal son and Paul’s words in Philippians 4, we learn that contentment isn’t something we either have or don’t have. It’s a path we can practice. We may not be thankful for every circumstance we face, but we can learn to give thanks to God in every circumstance, trusting that He is present and at work even in difficult seasons. Gratitude also means being quick to turn every blessing back into praise. Instead of taking the credit for what we have, we can recognize God’s faithfulness, live with open hands, and continually respond with thanks. When Jesus healed ten men with leprosy, only one came back to thank Him. The challenge for us is simple: Be the one. Be the one who keeps coming back to Jesus with gratitude for His love, His grace, and His faithfulness. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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