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    <description>Refreshed. Refilled. Ready.

Experience the sermons from “It’s Beginning to Rain,” the North Pacific Union’s 2026 Ministerial Convention at Walla Walla University.

Created for pastors, their families, and ministry leaders, this collection celebrates the Holy Spirit’s work in our churches and communities. These messages invite us to seek God’s guidance, find renewal in His presence, and strengthen our commitment to helping people follow Jesus. </description>
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      <title>The Leader's Burden - Roger Hernandez</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In “The Leader’s Burden,” Roger Hernandez explores four priorities for healthy ministry: growing as a leader, sharing Jesus, embracing accountability, and empowering the next generation.</p><p>With humor and honest stories from his own ministry, Roger challenges pastors to tell the truth, stay curious, have difficult conversations, and recognize where God is already working. He closes with a heartfelt message for parents—especially those whose children have drifted from faith—about choosing connection over correction, being present for our families, and trusting God through prayer.</p><p>Recorded at the North Pacific Union’s 2026 Ministerial Convention.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In “The Leader’s Burden,” Roger Hernandez explores four priorities for healthy ministry: growing as a leader, sharing Jesus, embracing accountability, and empowering the next generation.</p><p>With humor and honest stories from his own ministry, Roger challenges pastors to tell the truth, stay curious, have difficult conversations, and recognize where God is already working. He closes with a heartfelt message for parents—especially those whose children have drifted from faith—about choosing connection over correction, being present for our families, and trusting God through prayer.</p><p>Recorded at the North Pacific Union’s 2026 Ministerial Convention.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In “The Leader’s Burden,” Roger Hernandez explores four priorities for healthy ministry: growing as a leader, sharing Jesus, embracing accountability, and empowering the next generation.</p><p>With humor and honest stories from his own ministry, Roger challenges pastors to tell the truth, stay curious, have difficult conversations, and recognize where God is already working. He closes with a heartfelt message for parents—especially those whose children have drifted from faith—about choosing connection over correction, being present for our families, and trusting God through prayer.</p><p>Recorded at the North Pacific Union’s 2026 Ministerial Convention.</p>]]>
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      <title>True Education - Alex Bryan</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In “True Education,” Walla Walla University president Alex Bryan explores the power of our words to bring healing, wisdom, and hope to our families, churches, and communities.</p><p>Drawing from Scripture and personal stories, Bryan challenges ministry leaders to speak with integrity, resist gossip, and use their influence thoughtfully. He then turns to the next generation, showing how faith-centered education, caring mentors, and Christian community can help young adults discover purpose and a relationship with Jesus. A moving story of friendship brings the message home: the deepest measure of education reaches into eternity.</p><p>Recorded at the North Pacific Union’s 2026 Ministerial Convention.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In “True Education,” Walla Walla University president Alex Bryan explores the power of our words to bring healing, wisdom, and hope to our families, churches, and communities.</p><p>Drawing from Scripture and personal stories, Bryan challenges ministry leaders to speak with integrity, resist gossip, and use their influence thoughtfully. He then turns to the next generation, showing how faith-centered education, caring mentors, and Christian community can help young adults discover purpose and a relationship with Jesus. A moving story of friendship brings the message home: the deepest measure of education reaches into eternity.</p><p>Recorded at the North Pacific Union’s 2026 Ministerial Convention.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In “True Education,” Walla Walla University president Alex Bryan explores the power of our words to bring healing, wisdom, and hope to our families, churches, and communities.</p><p>Drawing from Scripture and personal stories, Bryan challenges ministry leaders to speak with integrity, resist gossip, and use their influence thoughtfully. He then turns to the next generation, showing how faith-centered education, caring mentors, and Christian community can help young adults discover purpose and a relationship with Jesus. A moving story of friendship brings the message home: the deepest measure of education reaches into eternity.</p><p>Recorded at the North Pacific Union’s 2026 Ministerial Convention.</p>]]>
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      <title>Reclaiming a Mission Mindset - Tim Madding</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In “Reclaiming a Mission Mindset,” Tim Madding calls churches back to their central purpose: making disciples who help others follow Jesus.</p><p>Drawing from Jesus’ invitation to receive the bread of life, Tim uses the picture of a shared table to explore how churches can welcome guests, nurture new believers, include children, and guide people toward spiritual maturity. He challenges pastors and leaders to look beyond busy calendars and build an intentional path for growth—equipping members to study Scripture, serve others, and share their faith.</p><p>Recorded at the North Pacific Union’s 2026 Ministerial Convention.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In “Reclaiming a Mission Mindset,” Tim Madding calls churches back to their central purpose: making disciples who help others follow Jesus.</p><p>Drawing from Jesus’ invitation to receive the bread of life, Tim uses the picture of a shared table to explore how churches can welcome guests, nurture new believers, include children, and guide people toward spiritual maturity. He challenges pastors and leaders to look beyond busy calendars and build an intentional path for growth—equipping members to study Scripture, serve others, and share their faith.</p><p>Recorded at the North Pacific Union’s 2026 Ministerial Convention.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Fri, 02 Oct 2026 07:03:00 -0700</pubDate>
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      <itunes:author>Tim Madding</itunes:author>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In “Reclaiming a Mission Mindset,” Tim Madding calls churches back to their central purpose: making disciples who help others follow Jesus.</p><p>Drawing from Jesus’ invitation to receive the bread of life, Tim uses the picture of a shared table to explore how churches can welcome guests, nurture new believers, include children, and guide people toward spiritual maturity. He challenges pastors and leaders to look beyond busy calendars and build an intentional path for growth—equipping members to study Scripture, serve others, and share their faith.</p><p>Recorded at the North Pacific Union’s 2026 Ministerial Convention.</p>]]>
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      <title>Global Mission - Rick McEdward</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In “Global Mission,” Rick McEdward invites pastors and ministry leaders to look beyond their borders and join God’s work of making His love known around the world.</p><p>Sharing stories from the Pacific Northwest, Sri Lanka, and the Middle East, Rick reflects on the mentors, relationships, and steps of faith that shaped his ministry. Drawing from God’s promise that His power is made perfect in weakness, he calls for intentional discipleship, genuine human connection, and renewed commitment to communities where Jesus is least known. This message offers encouragement to trust God’s grace and serve faithfully when the task feels impossible.</p><p>Recorded at the North Pacific Union’s 2026 Ministerial Convention.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In “Global Mission,” Rick McEdward invites pastors and ministry leaders to look beyond their borders and join God’s work of making His love known around the world.</p><p>Sharing stories from the Pacific Northwest, Sri Lanka, and the Middle East, Rick reflects on the mentors, relationships, and steps of faith that shaped his ministry. Drawing from God’s promise that His power is made perfect in weakness, he calls for intentional discipleship, genuine human connection, and renewed commitment to communities where Jesus is least known. This message offers encouragement to trust God’s grace and serve faithfully when the task feels impossible.</p><p>Recorded at the North Pacific Union’s 2026 Ministerial Convention.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In “Global Mission,” Rick McEdward invites pastors and ministry leaders to look beyond their borders and join God’s work of making His love known around the world.</p><p>Sharing stories from the Pacific Northwest, Sri Lanka, and the Middle East, Rick reflects on the mentors, relationships, and steps of faith that shaped his ministry. Drawing from God’s promise that His power is made perfect in weakness, he calls for intentional discipleship, genuine human connection, and renewed commitment to communities where Jesus is least known. This message offers encouragement to trust God’s grace and serve faithfully when the task feels impossible.</p><p>Recorded at the North Pacific Union’s 2026 Ministerial Convention.</p>]]>
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      <title>Oneness in Christ - G. Alexander Bryant</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In “Oneness in Christ,” Alexander Bryant draws from Jeremiah’s visit to the potter’s house to explore how God shapes, restores, and renews those He calls to ministry.</p><p>Through personal stories of challenging church assignments and an unlikely car restoration, Elder Bryant reminds us that God sees what we can become in His hands. He invites pastors and ministry leaders to surrender pride, recover a trusting faith, and allow God to work through life’s pressures. For anyone feeling discouraged or worn down by ministry, this message offers hope and a prayer: Lord, make me over again.</p><p>Recorded at the North Pacific Union’s 2026 Ministerial Convention.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In “Oneness in Christ,” Alexander Bryant draws from Jeremiah’s visit to the potter’s house to explore how God shapes, restores, and renews those He calls to ministry.</p><p>Through personal stories of challenging church assignments and an unlikely car restoration, Elder Bryant reminds us that God sees what we can become in His hands. He invites pastors and ministry leaders to surrender pride, recover a trusting faith, and allow God to work through life’s pressures. For anyone feeling discouraged or worn down by ministry, this message offers hope and a prayer: Lord, make me over again.</p><p>Recorded at the North Pacific Union’s 2026 Ministerial Convention.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Fri, 02 Oct 2026 07:05:00 -0700</pubDate>
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        <![CDATA[<p>In “Oneness in Christ,” Alexander Bryant draws from Jeremiah’s visit to the potter’s house to explore how God shapes, restores, and renews those He calls to ministry.</p><p>Through personal stories of challenging church assignments and an unlikely car restoration, Elder Bryant reminds us that God sees what we can become in His hands. He invites pastors and ministry leaders to surrender pride, recover a trusting faith, and allow God to work through life’s pressures. For anyone feeling discouraged or worn down by ministry, this message offers hope and a prayer: Lord, make me over again.</p><p>Recorded at the North Pacific Union’s 2026 Ministerial Convention.</p>]]>
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      <title>Boldness in Mission - Erton Köhler</title>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Pastor Erton Köhler calls the church to stay grounded in Scripture and move forward with boldness in mission, trusting the power of the Holy Spirit.</p><p>Through stories from the worldwide church and a study of the three angels’ messages in Revelation 14, Pastor Köhler invites every believer to share the hope of Jesus’ return. He challenges leaders and members to be bold in faith, courage, investment, and new initiatives, keeping mission at the center of their decisions. Introducing OneVoice27, he calls for a united effort to reach others through prayer, service, giving, and media.</p><p>Recorded at the North Pacific Union’s 2026 Ministerial Convention.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Pastor Erton Köhler calls the church to stay grounded in Scripture and move forward with boldness in mission, trusting the power of the Holy Spirit.</p><p>Through stories from the worldwide church and a study of the three angels’ messages in Revelation 14, Pastor Köhler invites every believer to share the hope of Jesus’ return. He challenges leaders and members to be bold in faith, courage, investment, and new initiatives, keeping mission at the center of their decisions. Introducing OneVoice27, he calls for a united effort to reach others through prayer, service, giving, and media.</p><p>Recorded at the North Pacific Union’s 2026 Ministerial Convention.</p>]]>
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      <pubDate>Fri, 02 Oct 2026 07:06:00 -0700</pubDate>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Pastor Erton Köhler calls the church to stay grounded in Scripture and move forward with boldness in mission, trusting the power of the Holy Spirit.</p><p>Through stories from the worldwide church and a study of the three angels’ messages in Revelation 14, Pastor Köhler invites every believer to share the hope of Jesus’ return. He challenges leaders and members to be bold in faith, courage, investment, and new initiatives, keeping mission at the center of their decisions. Introducing OneVoice27, he calls for a united effort to reach others through prayer, service, giving, and media.</p><p>Recorded at the North Pacific Union’s 2026 Ministerial Convention.</p>]]>
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