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Send us Fan MailAs we close out 2 Thessalonians and our series, we step into chapter 3 and reflect on everything this letter has been shaping in us. Paul reminds us that following Jesus isn’t about checking out of life, but stepping fully into it,  playing our part in the community of faith and recognizing that our work is about more than just making a living. It’s about contributing to what God is doing in the world.We come back to the foundation of faith, hope, and love; anchors that form our everyday lives and keep us steady when things feel uncertain. And in the midst of big questions about the future, we’re reminded that the end isn’t meant to bring confusion, but confidence. The Lord is faithful, and He will bring all things to completion in His timing. So the question isn’t just what we believe, it's how we live in light of it. 

Send us Fan MailThis week on 100% Maybe, we walk through 2 Thessalonians 1 & 2 and have a real, honest conversation about what it means to stand firm in your faith. Paul writes to a church under pressure, reminding them that their growing faith and love are a witness to others, even in times of trouble. We also step into the tension of Paul’s words about judgment and the end times. Not from a place of fear or speculation, but with clarity: every person will have to decide what they believe about Jesus.The good news is this: when we trust in Jesus, His righteousness becomes ours, and our sin is dealt with at the cross. But when we reject Him, we’re left to carry that weight on our own.This isn’t a conversation meant to stir fear, but to point to hope. A hope that gives us strength to endure, confidence to stand firm, and an invitation to respond to the life Jesus offers.  What we believe about Jesus matters the most.  

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of 100% Maybe, we dive into Paul’s teaching on the end times in 1 Thessalonians 4 & 5, and why it was never meant to create fear, confusion, or endless speculation.Instead, Paul anchors everything in hope.As we talk through what it means to expect the return of Jesus, we’re reminded that this isn’t about decoding timelines or predicting events. It’s about living with a hopeful expectation, and a steady confidence that Jesus is coming back.We also explore how Paul calls believers to live holy and set apart lives, not withdrawn from the world, but as a visible example of Christ in it. In a world full of questions and uncertainty, we wrestle with the tension of studying Scripture deeply while also trusting God with what we don’t fully understand.Because ultimately, the timing isn’t ours to figure out...it’s His.Join us as we learn to hold tightly to what matters most—and loosely to what doesn’t.

Send us Fan MailWhat do we do with the life and faith we’ve been given in Jesus?  On this episode of 100% Maybe, we are asking those very same questions. As we step out of Easter, we’re turning to 1 Thessalonians - a letter written to a young church that was already thriving.  Not because they had everything figured out, but because they were living it out.In this episode, we explore what made the church in Thessalonica so impactful.  Their faith wasn’t complicated, it was active.  They worked hard to love others, stayed anchored in hope, and continued to follow Jesus even in the middle of pressure and uncertainty.We talk about how easy it is to overcomplicate faith today, and how this letter invites us back to something simple and powerful...faith that moves, love that serves, and a hope that endures.No matter how uncertain the times feel, our faith doesn’t have to be.

Send us Fan MailWhat if faith isn’t about having everything figured out, but trusting Jesus as you go?In this episode of 100% Maybe, we walk through John 20:1–18 and the powerful, personal encounter between Mary Magdalene and the risen Jesus. As the story unfolds, Mary doesn’t immediately understand what’s happening, as she sees pieces before she sees the full picture. We talk about the tension between sight and belief, how Jesus meets us in our confusion, and why faith often requires stepping forward before everything makes sense. This passage reminds us that transformation doesn’t really come all at once. As we head into Holy Week, we also reflect on how this moment connects to the bigger story of Jesus—and how we’re invited into it today.If you’ve ever felt like you’re still trying to make sense of what God is doing, this conversation is for you.

Send us Fan MailWhat if you can see Jesus clearly… and still miss Him?This week on 100% Maybe, we’re diving into the Triumphal Entry in Gospel of Luke 19:28–48—a moment full of celebration, expectation, and tension. The crowd welcomes Jesus as King… but they don’t fully understand who He is or what He came to do.We explore the gap between the King people wanted and the King Jesus actually is—and how that same tension shows up in our lives today.What do we do when Jesus doesn’t meet our expectations?Is it possible to be close to Him and still miss Him?What does real surrender actually look like?👉 Because an encounter with Jesus doesn’t just change your circumstances… it changes you.

Send us Fan MailThe story of Zacchaeus is surprisingly short on details in Luke 19.We don’t know why he was searching.We don’t know why Jesus chose him.We don’t even know what was said in their conversation.But we do know what happened next.A life was changed.A heart was transformed.And Jesus reminds us why He came...to seek and to save the lost.In this episode, we wrestle with what Scripture doesn’t tell us, and why that might actually be the point.  Because faith isn’t built on having every answer, it’s built on trusting the One who does.

Send us Fan MailAssociate Pastor, Clint Jernigan joins Jeff on the podcast this week:In this episode of 100% Maybe, we explore two powerful encounters with Jesus in Mark 5:21-43, a synagogue ruler and a woman who had been cast aside by the religious system of the time.  Associate Pastor, Clint Jernigan joins Jeff on the podcast this week. On the surface, these two people couldn’t be more different. Jairus was a respected leader in the community, while the woman had spent twelve years living in isolation and desperation. One stood at the top of society, the other on the margins. Yet both came to the same place: helpless and in need of Jesus.In this conversation, we wrestle with what these stories reveal about faith, desperation, and the way Jesus sees people fully and completely, regardless of their status. Whether you feel overlooked, worn down, or like you should have it all together, these encounters remind us that hope is found not in who we are, but in who Jesus is.

Send us Fan MailIn Luke 23:26–46, we encounter one of the most powerful moments in the Gospel: a dying criminal recognizing the true King hanging beside him.This conversation at the cross is one of the clearest pictures of grace in all of Scripture. The criminal had nothing to offer—no good works, no time to make things right, no way to change his past. All he brought was the recognition that Jesus was exactly who He claimed to be: the King whose kingdom extends even beyond death.In this episode, we talk about why this encounter matters so much for our understanding of grace. It reminds us that salvation isn’t something we earn or achieve. We often try to make faith about what we bring to the table, but this story strips that idea away completely.The criminal brought nothing but his need—and found everything in Jesus.It’s a reminder that grace has never been about us.It has always been about the King.

Send us Fan MailThis week, we encounter Jesus at the Pool of Bethesda.Surrounded by a multitude of broken and waiting people, Jesus walks up to one man who had been paralyzed for 38 years — and everything changes.But the healing isn’t the end of the story, it’s the beginning of a conflict.We talk about why Jesus chose this man, what the man may or may not have understood, and how the religious leaders’ devotion to rules caused them to miss the heart of God completely. The Sabbath was never meant to add pressure — it was meant to create space to enjoy God and experience His goodness.Join us for an honest conversation through John 5:1–18.👇 Subscribe & Join Us🔗    / @clcgulfbreeze    ✨ Follow for more conversations on faith, Scripture, and real life.🌐  clc.life

Send us Fan MailThroughout the Gospels, people meet Jesus in wildly different places — cemeteries, crowded streets, dinner tables; and in moments of grief, curiosity, doubt, and desperation. The broken, the lost, the searching… none of them were looking for the same thing, but all of them found Him.In this series of 100% Maybe, we sit with those stories and talk honestly about what actually happened in these encounters. Not just what Jesus did then, but what those moments reveal about who He is and how He still meets people today.These conversations aren’t about having all the answers — they’re about paying attention. Because when we slow down and really look, we often discover we’ve misunderstood where God shows up… and what He might be doing right in front of us.Join us as we explore the encounters, wrestle with the questions, and consider what we might find if we remain open and willing to meet Him too.

Send us Fan MailThis week we step into one of the most vivid and mysterious passages in Scripture — the Valley of Dry Bones  (Ezekiel 37:1–14).Prophecy can be powerful… but it can also be easy to mishandle. In this conversation we talk about why passages like this require humility, patience, and careful interpretation. Some things in Scripture are clear — others we hold with open hands.The vision ultimately points to the breathtaking power of God to bring life out of death — not just physically, but spiritually and communally. It’s an honest conversation about faith, interpretation, and learning to rely on God’s wisdom over our certainty.👇 Subscribe & Join Us🔗    / @clcgulfbreeze    ✨ Follow for more conversations on faith, Scripture, and real life.🌐  clc.life

Send us Fan MailMany of us heard about David and Goliath as a simple underdog story — small boy, big giant, surprising victory. But when you slow down and actually read 1 Samuel 17, it becomes something very different. In this episode, we look beyond the simplified version of the story and see a deeper truth: God was never the underdog, and David’s confidence didn’t come from courage or personality — it came from remembering who God had already proven Himself to be. Instead of letting Goliath set the terms of the battle, David stepped into the valley trusting the Lord’s faithfulness and fighting from a place of belief, not fear.We may not face literal giants, but we all walk through valleys — fears, pressure, uncertainty, and situations that feel bigger than us. The invitation of this story isn’t to try harder or be braver, but to trust that God is already at work and has purpose even in the battles we didn’t choose.Join us as we talk about perspective, faith formed in past moments, and how remembering God’s faithfulness changes how we face what’s in front of us today.✨ Follow for more conversations on faith, Scripture, and real life.🌐  clc.life

Send us Fan MailThis week on 100% Maybe, we kick off our new Valleys series by stepping into the Valley of Crisis found in 2 Chronicles 20 and the story of King Jehoshaphat.When fear feels overwhelming and the pressure is real, how do we respond? In this conversation, we talk honestly about what it looks like to name our fear instead of hiding it, to turn that fear over to the Lord, and to resist the temptation to fight battles that were never ours to fight.We explore how aligning ourselves with Kingdom rhythms—prayer, trust, surrender, and worship—can shift us from striving to reliance, and how God invites us to rest even when everything in us wants to take control. This episode doesn’t shy away from how difficult trust can be, especially when waiting and resting feel uncomfortable or risky.If you’ve ever found yourself in a valley wondering how to move forward, this conversation is an invitation to trust that God is faithful to fight for His people—even in the middle of crisis.👇 Subscribe & Join Us🔗    / @clcgulfbreeze    ✨ Follow for more conversations on faith, Scripture, and real life.🌐  clc.life

Send us Fan MailThis week on 100% Maybe, we wrap up our Kingdom Rhythms series by talking about the pace and balance of life through the story of Mary and Martha.In Luke 10, we see Martha overwhelmed by everything that needs to be done, while Mary chooses to sit at the feet of Jesus. When Martha asks Jesus to step in, He gently corrects her—not because work doesn’t matter, but because presence with Him comes first.In this conversation, we wrestle with the tension between being with Jesus and serving Him. We acknowledge that work still needs to be done and that our faith was never meant to be passive or only private. When our service flows from time spent with Jesus, it becomes an outflow of life, not an obligation driven by pressure or comparison. Join us as we explore what it looks like to slow our pace, realign our priorities, and let our connection to Jesus shape the way we live, serve, and love others.👇 Subscribe & Join Us🔗    / @clcgulfbreeze    ✨ Follow for more conversations on faith, Scripture, and real life.🌐  clc.life

Send us Fan MailThis episode of 100% Maybe features Kat Siler, our Director of Adult Ministries.  We will explore the Kingdom rhythm of forgiveness. Together, we read from Luke 6 and leaned into Jesus’ challenging call to love our enemies, to forgive freely, and to resist judgment.We talk honestly about how forgiveness isn’t a one-time decision, but an ongoing posture of trust—releasing control and relying on God’s strength rather than our own. It’s a rich conversation about heart transformation and the reality that the life Jesus calls us to live can’t be accomplished apart from His guidance and grace.If you’ve ever wrestled with forgiveness, control, or loving people who are difficult to love, this episode invites you to sit with the tension and discover what it looks like to walk in the power of the Kingdom (rhythms)—together.

Send us Fan MailWhat does it really mean to love your neighbor—and why does Jesus respond the way He does?This week on 100% Maybe, we spend time in Luke 10 and the conversation that leads to the parable of the Good Samaritan. A lawyer, confident in his understanding of the law, asks Jesus how to inherit eternal life and then follows it with a telling question: “Who is my neighbor?” Luke tells us he asked this in an effort to justify himself—believing he was already loving God fully and keeping the law.Building on last week’s episode on prayer, we explore why Jesus doesn’t start with behavior, but with the heart. If love for God truly comes first, it should shape the way we see ourselves, our motives, and the way we love others. Before we ask how to love our neighbor, we may need to ask whether our love for God is actually forming us in the way we think it is.This episode invites us to slow down, examine our assumptions, and listen closely to what Jesus is revealing—not just about loving others, but about the posture of our own hearts.👇 Subscribe & Join Us🔗    / @clcgulfbreeze    ✨ Follow for more conversations on faith, Scripture, and real life.🌐  clc.life

Send us Fan MailAs a new year begins, it’s easy to get swept up in the pace and pressures of the world around us. But what if, instead of chasing more noise, more striving, or more control, we learned to move in step with the rhythms of God’s Kingdom?Kingdom Rhythms is a January series focused on the spiritual rhythms God invites us into—practices that draw us closer to Him, shape our hearts, and transforms the way we live. Together, we’ll explore ancient rhythms like prayer and worship, love, forgiveness, and rest (Sabbath)—not as religious checklists, but as life-giving practices that ground us in God’s presence and align us with His purposes.We won’t pretend to know what this year will hold. Scripture reminds us that life is often unpredictable. But we can prepare our hearts. We can choose to lean into the rhythms that sustain us, anchor us, and help us walk faithfully through whatever comes our way.As we learn to live from these Kingdom rhythms, we also discover how God uses us to come alongside others—offering grace, encouragement, and a helping hand to those who may be weary or in need.This January, let’s slow down, listen closely, and learn to live in step with the rhythms that lead to lasting hope, deeper faith, and transformed lives.   ✨ Follow for more conversations on faith, Scripture, and real life.🌐  clc.life

Send us Fan MailIn this final episode of our 'Presence of Christmas series, we turn our attention to one of the most familiar and yet most profound passages in all of Scripture—Luke 2:1–20. Together, we reflect on the birth of our Messiah and the quiet, holy moments surrounding the night God stepped into the world in the most unexpected way.Our conversation explores the wonder of the shepherds being the first to hear the announcement of Jesus’ birth—ordinary people invited into an extraordinary moment. We consider what that must have been like, the awe, the fear, and the joy, and we notice the simple but powerful obedience of so many characters in this story who responded immediately to God’s leading.We close by slowing down and sitting with Luke 2:19, where Mary treasures and ponders all these things in her heart. It’s a gentle reminder for us today to pause, reflect, and hold space for what God is doing—especially in moments that feel both overwhelming and sacred. A fitting and meaningful way to wrap up this series and the Christmas story.👇 Subscribe & Join Us🔗    / @clcgulfbreeze    ✨ Follow for more conversations on faith, Scripture, and real life.🌐  clc.life

Send us Fan MailIn this week’s episode, we dive into Luke 1 and uncover how Mary’s deep familiarity with God’s Word shaped her response to God’s calling. Her “yes” wasn’t random—it was rooted in Scripture, formed through faith, and strengthened by the community around her.We explore how God works through relationships, how encouragement from others helps us walk faithfully into the unknown, and why spiritual community is essential for growth and transformation. As part of our Christmas series, The Presence of Christmas, this conversation invites you to reflect on how God may be preparing you through His Word and through the people He’s placed in your life.If you’re navigating a season of uncertainty or wondering how God might be preparing you, this conversation will encourage you to stay rooted in Scripture and surrounded by people who speak truth, hope, and courage into your life.

Send us Fan MailThis week on 100% Maybe, we dive deeper into Joseph’s place in the Christmas story and the moment everything changed for him — one dream, one message, one impossible call to obedience.  We talk about what it must have felt like to carry the weight of reputation, family expectations, and an unfolding plan from God that probably didn’t align with anything he thought his life would be.  From Joseph’s quiet courage, we explore how our own stories get interrupted, how family situations can shape our reactions, and why holding tightly to Jesus can anchor us when life doesn’t look the way we anticipated.  This episode is honest, hopeful, and a reminder that God still shows up in the unexpected places of our lives.👇 Subscribe & Join Us🔗 youtube.com/@UC-FtUbnMCKsOiIngZ0yE6PQ  ✨ Follow for more conversations on faith, Scripture, and real life.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of 100% Maybe, we kick off our Christmas series The Presence of Christmas!  We'll explore one of the most surprising moments in the Christmas story: God showing up to Zechariah right in the middle of worship. The temple was the place where you would expect God to move… yet when He finally did, Zechariah still wasn’t ready for it.We unpack why this moment caught Zechariah so off guard and what it reveals about how God often meets us in the middle of our normal rhythms. There’s something powerful about showing up faithfully—even when it just feels like routine—and how that faithfulness positions us for the unexpected. Sometimes a familiar worship moment can suddenly turn into holy ground.The presence of God at Christmas isn’t sentimental—it’s surprising, disruptive, and filled with hope. If you’ve ever found yourself surprised by God in the middle of a normal day—this conversation is for you.

Send us Fan MailIn this final episode of our Ecclesiastes series, we reach Solomon’s conclusion—and ours. We walk through chapters 11 and 12 to see how the Teacher closes his long search for meaning “under the sun,” and why his closing words matter for us today.We talk about the invitation God gives us while we’re alive to enjoy the simple, good things He’s made—work, relationships, food, rest, beauty—and how those gifts are meant to be received with gratitude, not chased as ultimate meaning.And while Ecclesiastes wrestles honestly with life’s limits and the certainty of death, the gospel reframes everything. Jesus steps into our broken world, sets us free from sin, and offers a life that doesn’t end. For the believer, we move from life to life—not from life to death—into the fullness of what God intended all along.Join us as we wrap up this series and consider “the end of the matter," to fear God, keep His commands, and live fully awake to the goodness of God right where we are.

Send us Fan MailIn this week’s conversation, we dive into Ecclesiastes chapters 5 through 9 — a deep and honest look at how Solomon wrestled with meaning, time, and the reality that life under the sun always leads toward an eventual end.We talk about the wisdom of recognizing how short life really is and the importance of valuing the time we’ve been given. But ultimately, we point toward something Solomon never quite grasped — that through Jesus, we can pass from life to life, finding hope in the One who gives true meaning beyond the sun.🎧 Tune in, reflect, and be reminded that while our days are numbered, our hope doesn’t have to be.

Send us Fan MailIn this week’s episode, we continue our walk through Ecclesiastes and dive into chapters 2–4 — including one of the most powerful truths in the book: God has planted eternity in our hearts (Ecclesiastes 3:11).We unpack what it means to be created for something eternal while living in a world that feels temporary and broken. Solomon’s phrase “under the sun” reminds us how different our perspective can be from God’s — and how shifting from a world view to a God view changes everything about how we see purpose, time, and meaning.Join us for an honest and thought-provoking conversation about life’s big questions, why our hearts long for more, and how God’s eternal perspective gives purpose to every season.

Send us Fan MailWe’re kicking off our new series on Ecclesiastes!  In this episode, we talk about life, death, and what it means to live with an eternal perspective. Solomon reminds us that even when life feels confusing or meaningless, God is the one who holds all things — past, present, and future.Join us as we unpack how Ecclesiastes helps us find purpose, peace, and perspective in a world that’s always changing.Visit Community Life Church: clc.life

Send us Fan MailIn this week’s episode of 100% Maybe, we dive into Matthew 6:24–34 — Jesus’ teaching about worry, trust, and what it means to truly seek first the Kingdom of God.We have an honest conversation about anxiety, control, and faith — exploring how easy it is to fixate on things we can’t change, and how Jesus invites us to live differently. We look at the tension between staying active in our work and learning to rest, pray, and worship — those Kingdom rhythms that realign our hearts and minds. If you’ve ever struggled with worry, overthinking, or trying to control everything, this episode will remind you that peace isn’t found in control — it’s found in trust.

Send us Fan MailThe tomb is empty—but the story doesn’t end there. In this week’s 100% Maybe, we dive into John 20 & 21—the moments after Jesus’ resurrection when He appears to His disciples, brings peace to their fear, and restores Peter after his failure.We talk about how these encounters reveal that Jesus isn’t just an add-on to other beliefs or a piece of life’s puzzle—He is the source of life itself.This conversation reminds us what resurrection faith really means: life, purpose, and restoration through Jesus alone.

Send us Fan Mail“Crucify Him!”  These two words changed history forever.In this episode of 100% Maybe, we dive into John 18 and 19, walking through the powerful events leading to Jesus’ crucifixion. John’s gospel offers unique details the other writers don’t include, giving us a deeper look at this pivotal moment.We also explore the fascinating relationship between John and Peter, and we see how Nicodemus steps back into the story with a bold and costly act of devotion.Join us as we uncover the depth of John’s perspective and the hope found in the midst of the darkest day.

Send us Fan Mailn this episode, The Way, the Truth, and the Life, we dive into John 13-17 as Jesus shares His final words with His disciples before the cross. These chapters capture powerful moments of teaching, encouragement, and promise.Jesus reassures His followers that they will not be left alone or abandoned. Instead, He promises the gift of the Holy Spirit — the Advocate who will guide, empower, and bring peace in the days ahead. We explore what it meant for the disciples to hear these words in their moment of confusion and fear, and what it means for us today as we follow Jesus in a world that often feels uncertain.Whether you’re navigating questions about faith, trust, or your next step with God, this conversation will help you see the hope and assurance Jesus offers through His presence and His Spirit.✝️ Key Scriptures: John 13-17 🎧 Listen and subscribe for more discussions that help you grow in your faith.#TheWayTheTruthAndTheLife #GospelOfJohn #HolySpirit #JesusIsTheWay

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we dive into John 5-12, exploring the powerful miracles of Jesus — including the raising of Lazarus — and how they reveal who He truly is.Throughout these chapters, Jesus shows that the Jewish festivals and traditions were always pointing to Him as the fulfillment. From being the true Passover Lamb to the light of the world, Jesus declares that He is the centerpiece of God’s redemptive plan.When He says, “I am the Resurrection and the Life,” He’s not just talking about Lazarus — He’s revealing the hope and eternal life that only He can give.Join us as we unpack these incredible moments and discover how they connect to God’s greater story of redemption.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of 100% Maybe, we journey through John 2-4, where Jesus begins to reveal who He truly is through miraculous signs and life-changing encounters. From turning water into wine to healing the official’s son, every moment builds on John’s opening claim: Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God.We take a deep look at one of the most powerful interactions in Scripture—the conversation between Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well. In this moment, Jesus doesn’t shame her story or her past; instead, He sees her, cares for her, and offers her living water that brings true and lasting life.These chapters remind us that Jesus’ words and actions are meant to lead us to believe—and to experience the transforming grace only He can give.

Send us Fan MailThe Word Became Flesh | John 1:1-18In this episode, we dive into one of the most foundational passages in all of Scripture — John 1:1-18. These verses reveal the incredible truth that Jesus is God, present from the very beginning, and that He came to dwell among us.We also explore the powerful context behind these words, written by John, one of Jesus' closest disciples and the last living eyewitness of His ministry. John’s goal in writing this Gospel was clear: that we would believe Jesus is the Messiah and find life in His name.Join us as we talk about the depth of this passage and why it still matters for us today. Whether you're new to following Jesus or have been a believer for years, this conversation will deepen your understanding of who Jesus is and why the incarnation changes everything.📖  'And the Word became flesh and lived among us, and we have seen his glory, the glory as of a father’s only son, full of grace and truth.' John 1:14We hope you'll join us this week in person or online at one of our services as we kick off The Gospel According to John!📍 Visit Community Life Church: clc.life▶️ Subscribe for more content:    / ‪@clcgulfbreeze‬