Evergreen Church Podcast

There is an Enemy | Rooted

There’s an invisible war raging all around us—not against people, but against spiritual forces that oppose God’s purposes. Yet we don’t fight from fear or defeat. In Christ, the victory has already been won. This week’s message reminds us that our everyday actions carry spiritual weight, and that God has fully equipped us to stand firm. Through His truth, righteousness, faith, and prayer, we can face the battle with confidence, knowing the power of Jesus is greater than the darkness around us.

Where is God in suffering? | Rooted

Suffering raises one of the most difficult and personal questions we face: Where is God when life hurts? In this week’s message, we explore how God meets us in the middle of our pain, offering comfort, hope, and the assurance of His presence. Even when sorrow feels overwhelming, He is with us, bringing peace and strength that carry us through the hardest seasons.

How does God speak to us? | Rooted

This week in our Rooted series, we explore the question: How does God speak to us? Looking at Paul’s example in 1 and 2 Thessalonians, we see that prayer is one of the primary ways we hear and respond to God’s voice. Our pastor introduces the TACO method—Thankfulness, Adoration, Confession, and praying for Others—as a practical guide for shaping our prayer lives. Learn how to recognize God’s presence and activity in your everyday life and deepen your relationship with Him through prayer.
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Who Is God? | Rooted

In the opening week of our Rooted series, we ask one of life’s biggest questions: Who is God? Looking at the first chapter of John, we discover that the clearest picture of God comes through Jesus Himself. He is the Word made flesh—the visible image of the invisible God. When we know Jesus, we come to truly know who God is and what He’s like.

On Ministry With Jesus: Witness | What Matters Most

In this week’s message, we explore what it truly means to be a witness of what Jesus has done in our lives. From Jesus’ final words to His disciples in Luke and Acts, we’re reminded that being His witness isn’t just about knowing the story—it’s about living it out and sharing it with others. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, we are called to proclaim the hope and transformation that comes from encountering the risen Christ.

On Mission With Jesus: Ministry | What Matters Most

In Luke 5, a paralyzed man’s friends stop at nothing to bring him to Jesus—even lowering him through a roof. Their bold faith reminds us what Christian community is all about: helping one another encounter Christ. This week’s message unpacks how small groups are more than just gatherings—they’re essential spaces where we learn, grow, and live on mission together. Discover how your faith, paired with the faith of others, can lead people straight to Jesus.

Being Changed By Jesus | What Matters Most

In this message from our What Matters Most series, we look at Luke 6:27–36 where Jesus teaches us what true love looks like. The call to love our enemies goes against everything our human instincts tell us, yet it’s at the heart of what it means to be changed by Jesus. Discover how God’s transforming love reshapes the way we treat others—even those who oppose us—and why this kind of love shows the world who Jesus really is.You can find out more about Evergreen Church at evergreenboise.org

Following Jesus | What Matters Most

As we celebrate the launch of Evergreen Church, we are taking time in our first series to talk about What Matters Most. This week, we're talking about what it means to Follow Jesus with everything.You can find out more about Evergreen Church at evergreenboise.org

Burdens | Galatians

What does the gospel have to do with the way we treat each other? In this message from our Galatians series, we explore how gospel-shaped relationships bring restoration, compassion, and humility. We’ll see that the gospel calls us to gently restore those caught in sin, come alongside others to carry their burdens, and celebrate God’s work without comparing ourselves. When we truly love people, we don’t let them walk through life weighed down alone—we carry burdens, not loads.
You can find out more about Hill City West at hillcityboise.org/west
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Fruit | Galatians

This week, we are blessed with a message from Pastor Jesse from Northstate Church ahead of Hill City West's merger with Northstate next month. Starting in September, we will go forward as Evergreen Church! In this message, we explore what it truly means to walk by the Spirit and not gratify the desires of the flesh. We take an honest look at the difference between those who bear the fruit of the Spirit and those who simply claim the name of Christ without showing His transforming work. Together, we consider how genuine life in the Spirit changes both our character and our conduct.You can find out more about Hill City West at hillcityboise.org/westYou can find out more about Evergreen Church at evergreenboise.org