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Paradigm.ya

Paradigm.ya

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Paradigm is a movement of young adults changed by Jesus. New messages every week from our Tuesday night gatherings in Kansas City. Looking to find out why you're here, who you are, and what really matters in life? Paradigm is a young adult movement helping you build your life on Jesus through authentic community, Biblical teaching, intentional discipleship, and missional living. You don't just drift into who you're meant to be. Here you'll find honest teaching on faith, identity, relationships, purpose, and what it looks like to follow Jesus in real life. Join us Tuesdays at 7:00 pm, in person across the Kansas City metro or online. Paradigm is a ministry of Abundant Life. Our mission is to see lives changed by Jesus. abundant-life.com/paradigm© 2026 Abundant Life Christianity Ministry & Evangelism Personal Development Personal Success Spirituality
Episodes
  • Why Biblical Community Matters

    Why Biblical Community Matters
    21 Oct 2026
    In Why Biblical Community Matters, we explore God’s design for believers to live connected, supported, and growing together. Biblical community is more than casual fellowship—it is shared life: people carrying responsibility, pursuing spiritual maturity, and following Jesus side by side. This message shows how healthy community sharpens us in our struggles, gives us a tribe in trouble, and brings comfort and provision in seasons of pain. Through the examples of Moses and Jethro, Abram and his household, and the comfort described in 2 Corinthians, we see that God often meets practical and emotional needs through people who are willing to stay present. Healthy community does not happen accidentally. It grows as we devote ourselves to Jesus, pursue people intentionally, live authentically, counsel biblically, admonish faithfully, and engage together in God’s mission. Scripture: Proverbs 27:17; Exodus 18:13–18; Genesis 14:14; 2 Corinthians 1:3–4 Find a location, watch this week's message, or learn how to take Paradigm with you: abundant-life.com/paradigm FOLLOW US: Facebook: facebook.com/paradigm.ya Instagram: instagram.com/paradigm.ya YouTube: www.youtube.com/@ParadigmYA
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    29 min
  • An Invitation into Transformation

    An Invitation into Transformation
    14 Oct 2026
    In An Invitation into Transformation, we follow the risen Jesus as He meets three people in the aftermath of the resurrection: Mary Magdalene in her desperation, Thomas in his doubt, and Peter in his failure. Mary comes to the tomb grieving and searching, only to discover that Jesus knows her by name. Thomas struggles to believe until Jesus meets him with peace and an invitation to faith. Peter, who had denied Jesus, is restored and recommissioned to care for Christ’s people. This message reminds us that no matter where we find ourselves—desperate, doubtful, ashamed, or wounded—the resurrection of Jesus offers more than forgiveness. It offers transformation. The risen Christ still meets people personally, restores what has been broken, and calls them into a new purpose. Scripture: John 20–21 Find a location, watch this week's message, or learn how to take Paradigm with you: abundant-life.com/paradigm FOLLOW US: Facebook: facebook.com/paradigm.ya Instagram: instagram.com/paradigm.ya YouTube: www.youtube.com/@ParadigmYA
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    1 hr and 1 min
  • How to Become Spiritually Alive

    How to Become Spiritually Alive
    30 Sep 2026
    What does it mean to be spiritually alive? In How to Become Spiritually Alive, we walk through Ephesians 2:1–10 and see the stunning contrast between who we were apart from Christ and what God has done for us by His grace. This message explains that apart from Jesus, we are not spiritually sick but spiritually dead—walking in trespasses and sins, shaped by the world, the flesh, and the powers of darkness. But the turning point of the passage is two powerful words: But God. Because He is rich in mercy, great in love, overflowing in kindness, and full of grace, God makes dead people alive together with Christ. Ephesians 2 reminds us that salvation is not something we achieve through effort, morality, or religious works. It is the gift of God, received by faith, and it leads to a new life of purpose as His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works that He prepared beforehand. Scripture: Ephesians 2:1–10. Find a location, watch this week's message, or learn how to take Paradigm with you: abundant-life.com/paradigm FOLLOW US: Facebook: facebook.com/paradigm.ya Instagram: instagram.com/paradigm.ya YouTube: www.youtube.com/@ParadigmYA
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    45 min
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