Shows
Redeemer Church of the Shoals SermonsThe Resurrection DifferenceAssistant Pastor Adam Comeens and Pastor Scott Barber discuss the resurrection through the lens of 1 Corinthians 15:12-24.
2022-04-2440 min
2021-08-1545 min
First Presbyterian Church (Dothan AL) PodcastHe Remembers9/6/2020Adam Comeens"He Remembers"Exodus 28:1-30 ESVHebrews 4:14-16 ESVDespite our circumstances, we have an eternal high priest, Jesus Christ, who bears our sins and comforts us in our suffering. In Exodus 28:1-30, we read the description of Aaron's priestly garments; specifically, the ephod and breastplate. These both remind us of the work and person of Jesus. The ephod can represent how Christ bears our sins upon His shoulders, while the breastplate can illustrate how he comforts us in our suffering. How do we apply this to our daily lives? In your w...
2020-09-0636 minFirst Presbyterian Church (Dothan AL) PodcastGentle and LowlyAdam ComeensMatthew 11:25-30 ESVIn order to be Christlike, you must be gentle and lowly of heart. Biblically, the heart is the center of our being. Your heart is who you really are. We often bury who we really are under our exterior roles, abilities, and activities. When we are saved and redeemed however, Christ gives us a heart of flesh in place of our heart of stone, and our true identity becomes that of a child of God. Our hearts then become like Christ’s: gentle, humble, and inviting. This is crucial for Ministry, wh...
2020-07-0536 minFirst Presbyterian Church (Dothan AL) PodcastA Savior who Gives and ForgivesAdam ComeensLuke 15:1-7 ESV"A Savior Who Gives and Forgives"Jesus interacted with people who were social outcasts because of their evident sin. If He had not done this, we would have no hope. To God, the one who is lost has so much value; God gives of Himself and forgives so those who are lost might be saved. If you feel convicted because of your judgmental attitude toward the lost, God offers you forgiveness. If you see yourself as socially outcast and lost in your sin, run to the throne of...
2020-01-2627 min