In this episode, Jason and Rachel discuss what does greatness look like in the Kingdom of God by exploring Jesus' baptism and temptation. For more information on our church, go to bakersfieldfirst.com or bibleforgrownups.com.

Jason and Rachel are back for season to as they discuss the Gospel of Mark and the how we can have a new beginning because of Jesus.

A new podcast is launching in January entitled California Theology. We will talk theology, ministry, church wins, cultural issues and hopefully have a few guests along the way. So, since the Kennedy's are on a Christmas break, check out what will be dropping twice a month (or more) starting in January.

In this episode, Jason and Rachel discuss Simeon in Luke's Gospel. As a part of the birth narrative, Simeon appears on the scene with joy and hope towards the future deliverance of Israel. In many ways, his story is our story. We can have joy knowing that our Savior has come and we will be delivered and rescued.

In this episode, the Kennedy's dive deep into the concept of Immanuel, "God with Us." How is God with us presently? And they are joined by their wonderful daughters in this special family edition of Postscript with the Kennedy's.

In this episode, Jason and Rachel dive deep into the struggle of anxiety—something both relatable and universal. Drawing from the “Retold – Peace” sermon, they explore how fear, uncertainty, and worry impact everyday life while offering biblically grounded tools to cultivate genuine peace.

In the podcast, Jason and Rachel explores Jason's sermon on how the past can paralyze, define, or distract us, but also how God uses, covers, and reorients our past through Christ. Ultimately, the incarnation—God with us—declares that our history does not disqualify us; instead, Jesus enters our brokenness to heal, restore, and rewrite our future.

Join Pastor Jason and Dr. Rachel for the premiere episode of their new podcast, where they take you behind the scenes of Sunday’s sermon and their life in ministry. This week, they dive into Numbers 11 and explore the Israelites’ struggle with envy and discontentment in the wilderness. Through honest conversation, personal stories, and theological insights, Jason and Rachel discuss how envy can cloud our perspective, the true meaning of God’s provision, and why faithfulness matters more than flashy success. Whether you’re a church leader, a longtime believer, or just curious about faith, you’ll find encouragement and practical wisdom in this candid, heartfelt conversation.