Casey Treat Podcast

In this episode, Caleb and Casey dig into the real history behind Halloween and Christmas. Halloween started as “Hallows’ Eve,” a night the early church set aside to honor people who died for their faith. Christmas has roots that go back to around 200 AD. They also get into what it looks like to celebrate [...]

What if your past is part of your story but not the definition of who you are? In this message we connect identity in Christ with becoming more like Jesus and choosing hope over guilt or old labels. This teaching offers a thoughtful invitation to see yourself through faith and keep moving forward.

What defines you when fear, old wounds, or other people’s judgments feel louder than your faith? Drawing on scripture, the sermon considers how identity influences choices, relationships, and hope. It invites listeners to understand themselves through their connection to Christ and to practice that perspective through daily renewal of the mind.

Pastors Casey and Caleb Treat sit down together for an honest conversation about Christian Faith's eight-year eminent domain battle with Sound Transit, what the court case means for our Federal Way campus, and the vision for where we're going next. Plus, a preview of our upcoming series on identity.

In this teaching we walk through Elisha’s story to look at what real discipleship costs. We explore burning the “back door,” receiving hard truth from mentors, and choosing worship over complaint, then ask what’s already “in your house” and how simple obedience can open the way for God’s provision, guidance, and lasting legacy.

Spiritual power doesn’t cancel emotional lows, but it does reshape them. This conversation traces Elijah’s journey from public fire to private burnout, exploring how New Testament prophecy encourages, how God speaks in the cave seasons, and how we can stand for Him when culture pulls us in two directions.

Wrapping up our Galatians series, we look at faith being far more than attendance and tradition. It confronts the pull of the flesh and exposes empty religious routines. In their place, it sets out a freer way of living, marked by a genuine walk with the Spirit that reshapes desires, decisions, and relationships.

Are you following Jesus or simply following tradition that feels spiritual but leaves you unchanged? This teaching exposes how religious habits, family expectations, and church culture can quietly replace authentic faith in Jesus. Pastor Casey shows that real transformation and spiritual confidence come from trusting God’s grace, not from performance, rituals, or long‑held traditions.