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Coffee with the DogMatthew Blevins EP909Matthew is a comedian based out of Nashville and he has performed at Zanies, the Omaha Funny Bone, the Laugh Factory in Hollywood, and many others. He has opened for Sam Tallent, Kevin Farley, Allen Strickland Williams, Alex Hooper, John Paul Morgan, Michael Joiner, among others.He is a frequent contributor on Nashville podcasts Movie Wars, and Quarter Mile Podcast, and he is a cohost of The Deliciously Nothing podcast. • Matt Blevins | Sunny Side Stand-up Sponsors:https://invideo.sjv.io/c/3290446/1543...https://mindbloom.sjv.io/c/3290446/15...https://daily-high-club-affiliate-pro...https://www.opus.pro/?via=a28600https://goodbru.com/?sca_ref=8203535....DONATE TO THE...2025-06-132h 41
Strength for TodayCan a Person Be Saved Without Believing in Jesus? | May 2Can a Person Be Saved Without Believing in Jesus? | May 2Can a person be saved without believing in Jesus? In this episode of Strength for Today, Pastor John Blevins of Christ Church Presbyterian in Knoxville, TN explores Matthew 13:10–17 and Westminster Confession of Faith 10.4 to answer this vital question from a biblical and Reformed perspective.Jesus taught that not everyone who hears the gospel will understand or respond with true faith. The Scriptures clearly teach that salvation is found in Christ alone. Pastor John unpacks the sobering truth that effectual calling leads to Christ alone, and that there is no other na...2025-05-0210 min
CRSNB SERMONSThe Ragman - Sunrise Worship (Rock Springs UMC)Series: The Way of the CrossScripture: Matthew 28:1-10The story "The Ragman" was written by Walter Wangerine, Jr. and is in his book Ragman and Other Stories of Faith. The book is available on Amazon.Jesus said, "I am the way..." and "If anyone would come after me they must deny themselves, take up their cross and follow me." During the season of Lent we will be exploring the reality that if Jesus is the Way and he has called us to take up our crosses and follow him, then for us...2025-04-2115 min
The Quarter Mile PodcastThe Fast and The Furious (1955)We've reached our final destination and finale for Season 2! Go back in time with Drew and CJ as we watch and review The Fast and The Furious, of 1955! This movie has basically nothing to do with it's 2001 namesake, but we had a blast talking about it with special guest, comedian friend, fellow podcaster, movie critic, and film buff, Matthew Blevins!SOCIAL LINKS:The Quarter Mile PodcastDrew DavisCJ WaltonSpecial Guest:Matthew BlevinsSend us a text...2025-04-1643 min
Movie WarsKill Bill: Vol. 2 with Matthew BlevinsThe culmination of our "Kill Bill" series finds us delving into Volume 2, where a fervent discussion unfolds between Matthew Blevins, a stand-up comic and film critic, and Seth, who approaches the film with a healthy dose of skepticism. The primary focus of this episode is the contrasting perspectives on the film's narrative depth and stylistic choices, particularly as Matthew passionately defends the cinematic merits of "Kill Bill: Volume 2," while Seth articulates his reservations regarding its pacing and climactic resolution. As we navigate this dialogue, we witness the intricate dance between Matthew's enthusiasm and Seth's critical analysis, which allows for...2025-04-011h 19Strength for TodayWhy Is Jesus Called Jesus? | March 27Why Is Jesus Called 'Jesus'? | March 27Why is the Son of God named Jesus? In this episode of Strength for Today, Pastor John Blevins of Christ Church Presbyterian in Knoxville, TN, walks through Matthew 1:18-25 to unpack the meaning and significance of the name Jesus—"for He will save His people from their sins." Rooted in Scripture and historic Reformed theology, we explore Westminster Larger Catechism Question 41 and its profound truth that Jesus is not just a name, but a declaration of God's saving purpose.This episode will deepen your understanding of Christ's role as Savior and strengthen your trust in...2025-03-2709 minMovie WarsKill Bill: Vol. 1 with Matthew BlevinsThe esteemed comedian and film critic Matthew Blevins(who joined Kyle on the Mad Max series) brings his perspective to the Kill Bill series. Kyle, Seth, and Matthew bring three very different perspectives on what may be Tarantino's best work. We discussed pacing, length, and writing as areas of differing thought among Tarantino fans. The podcast episode features a compelling dialogue among the hosts, including the guest, comedian and film critic Matthew Blevins. The discussion centers on Quentin Tarantino's renowned cinematic work, the Kill Bill series, with a particular focus on the distinctive elements that characterize this...2025-03-251h 26Strength for TodayWhat Is Our Role in the New Covenant? | March 19What Is Our Role in the New Covenant? | March 19What does it mean to be part of the New Covenant? In Matthew 28:18-20, Jesus gives His disciples the Great Commission, commanding them to make disciples, baptize, and teach all nations. But how does this relate to God's covenant of grace?In today's episode of Strength for Today, Pastor John Blevins of Christ Church Presbyterian in Knoxville, TN, explores how the gospel is administered under the New Testament through the preaching of the Word and the sacraments of baptism and the Lord's Supper. Drawing from Westminster Larger Catechism Question 35, we'll see...2025-03-1909 minStrength for TodayHow Is the Covenant of Grace Administered Today? | March 18How Is the Covenant of Grace Administered Today? | March 18How does God administer His covenant of grace under the New Testament? In today's episode of Strength for Today, we explore Hebrews 12:22-24 and Westminster Confession of Faith 7.6, showing how Christ, the Mediator of the New Covenant, dispenses His grace through the preaching of the Word and the sacraments.This devotional considers:- The role of preaching and sacraments in the New Covenant- Why baptism and the Lord's Supper are central to Christian worship- How the Church today is connected to the heavenly JerusalemRelated Scriptures: Colossians 2:17, 1 Corinthians 1:21, Matthew 28:19-20, Jeremiah 31:33-34...2025-03-1808 minStrength for TodayWhat Did Jesus' Death Accomplish in the Covenant? | March 14What Did Jesus' Death Accomplish in the Covenant? | March 14What did Jesus' death truly accomplish? Hebrews 9:15-22 reveals that Christ's blood seals the New Covenant, securing an eternal inheritance for all who trust in Him. His sacrifice was not just symbolic—it was the fulfillment of God's redemptive plan. In today's Strength for Today devotional, we explore how Jesus' death ratified the covenant, bringing forgiveness of sins and eternal salvation.Key Scripture: Hebrews 9:15-22Theology: Westminster Confession of Faith 7.4Theme: Christ's Blood Seals the New CovenantWhat You'll Learn Today:Why the shedding of Christ's blood was necessary for salvationHow His sa...2025-03-1409 min
Up and at 'Em: Living for Jesus DailyPursuing God TogetherAs she concludes her studies of Matthew, Isabella takes us back to the beginning of the book to talk about romantic relationships and what they look like. Mary and Joseph are often talked about individually, but how their individual faiths come together to pursue God is rarely addressed. 2025-03-1309 minStrength for TodayWhere Does Evil Come From? | February 27Where Does Evil Come From? | February 27Is evil just a result of bad influences, or does it come from somewhere deeper? In Matthew 15:10-20, Jesus teaches that sin flows from the heart, not just external factors. This truth dismantles the idea that people are naturally good and points us to our need for God's grace to change us from the inside out.In this episode of Strength for Today, Pastor John Blevins of Christ Church Presbyterian in Knoxville, TN, walks through Jesus' teaching on the true source of sin and how the gospel provides the only real solution.Bible Passage...2025-02-2708 minUp and at 'Em: Living for Jesus DailyFighting PassivityBags of gold, oil lamps, laziness, ten virgins, procrastination...this episode has it all. Isabella takes a deeper dive into Matthew 25 and how we can connect the lessons about being expectant and active to our own lives. 2025-02-2714 minUp and at 'Em: Living for Jesus DailyIn the RoomAs she continues reading familiar stories in Matthew, Isabella keeps learning new things she never thought of. This episode dives into Isabella's takeaways from Matthew 9 and the story of the little girl who was once dead and then raised to life. 2025-02-2006 minMovie WarsFuriosa: A Mad Max Saga with Matthew BlevinsKyle has his friend, standup comedian, and film critic Matthew Blevins join for the final entry of the Movie Wars Mad Max series. We close out with the controversial final chapter, Furiosa. We delve into the stark contrasts between this latest installment and its predecessors, particularly focusing on the diminished depth of character and narrative coherence that plagued "Furiosa." Our discourse scrutinizes the portrayal of the titular character, Furiosa, as well as the lack of engaging villains, which ultimately detracts from the film's potential impact. Furthermore, we explore the overall cinematic techniques employed, lamenting the absence of the gritty...2025-02-181h 25Up and at 'Em: Living for Jesus DailyLove Within the LawHappy (almost) Valentine's Day! While romantic love might be on your mind, that is not the greatest love there is. Jesus's love transcends anything and everything, but there's a critical factor we often miss: His Law! How does the Law relate to His love? Check out this episode to hear more lessons from Isabella's study of Matthew.2025-02-1308 minStrength for TodayDoes God Really Control Every Detail of Your Life? | February 10Does God Really Control Every Detail of Your Life? | February 10Is God involved in the smallest details of your life? Can you trust Him with everything—even the things that seem random? In today's episode, we explore Matthew 10:29-31, where Jesus declares that not even a sparrow falls apart from the Father's will and that every hair on your head is numbered. This powerful truth reveals the absolute sovereignty of God's providence over all things.Key Topics Covered:What Jesus teaches about God's intimate care for His creationHow the Westminster Confession of Faith (5.1) explains God's providenceWhy understanding God's sovereignty brings pe...2025-02-1012 minStrength for TodayWhy Did God Create Male and Female? | February 9Why Did God Create Male and Female? | February 9 Biblical Truth on Gender & CreationIn today's episode, we explore God's design for humanity—"He who created them from the beginning made them male and female." (Matthew 19:4) What does this mean for our identity, relationships, and purpose?The Westminster Catechism teaches that men and women are equal in value but distinct in role, both reflecting God's wisdom and order. In a culture that challenges biblical truth, we return to God's Word to understand His perfect creation and how it shapes our lives today.Key Topics:The biblical foundation for male and femaleWhy gender di...2025-02-0909 minUp and at 'Em: Living for Jesus DailyAll I HaveRereading familiar Bible stories can give us an incredibly different understanding of their messages. The feeding of the five thousand in Matthew 14 taught Isabella a new lesson that she shares in this episode. We are never enough, but that doesn't mean we cannot do what God has called us to do.2025-02-0608 minStrength for TodayWhy Does God Extend Mercy to Some and Not Others? | February 2Why Does God Extend Mercy to Some and Not Others? | February 2Why does God choose to extend mercy to some while withholding it from others? In this episode, we dive deep into Matthew 11:25-30, where Jesus praises the Father for revealing His truth to the humble while hiding it from the proud. This passage, alongside the Westminster Confession of Faith (3.7), highlights God's sovereign will in granting mercy and executing justice.Bible Passage: Matthew 11:25-30Westminster Confession of Faith – Chapter 3.7"The rest of mankind God was pleased, according to the unsearchable counsel of his own will, whereby he extendeth or withholdeth me...2025-02-0209 minStrength for TodayWhat does God’s plan mean for eternity? | January 28What does God's plan mean for eternity? | January 28Daily Devotional PodcastIn today's episode of Strength for Today, we explore the profound truth of God's eternal plan through Matthew 24:32-44. Jesus warns us to stay spiritually awake as He explains the certainty of His return and the unpredictability of its timing. What does this mean for eternity? How do salvation and judgment glorify God?Join us as we unpack the doctrine of God's eternal decree, guided by the Westminster Confession of Faith (Chapter 3.3). Learn how God's perfect plan ensures His glory through the salvation of some and the judgment of others...2025-01-2809 minStrength for TodayWhy are we baptized in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit? | January 22Why are we baptized in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit?In today's episode of Strength for Today, we explore Matthew 28:16-17 and the profound truth of the Trinity revealed in the Great Commission. Discover how the Triune God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—work together in salvation and discipleship, and what it means for your life and mission as a follower of Christ.Today's Bible Reading:Matthew 28:16-17"Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit..."Theology Focus:The West...2025-01-2207 minStrength for TodayWhat does Jesus’ baptism teach us about the Trinity? | January 21What does Jesus' baptism teach us about the Trinity?The Bible teaches there is One God with three Persons; the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. In today's episode we take a look at the Trinity as revealed in Matthew 3:16-17. In today's Strength for Today devotional, we explore how Jesus' baptism beautifully displays the Trinity in action and what it means for our faith.Scripture Focus: Matthew 3:16-17Theology Highlight: Westminster Confession of Faith, Chapter 2.3Key Takeaways:How the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit work together in perfect unity.The eternal relationship of the three Divine Persons within...2025-01-2110 minStrength for TodayWho decides what’s true in matters of faith? | January 14Who decides what's true in matters of faith?In today's episode of Strength for Today: A Daily Devotional, we explore Matthew 22:23-33 and the Westminster Confession of Faith to answer a crucial question: Who has the final say on what the Bible means? Jesus shows us that God's Word, not human opinion, is the ultimate authority. The Westminster Confession reminds us that Scripture, guided by the Holy Spirit, is the supreme judge in all matters of faith and life. Discover how to rely on the Bible as your ultimate guide for truth and godly living.Key Topics Covered:Why Scripture...2025-01-1408 minStrength for TodayHow do we know the Bible we have today is accurate? | January 12How do we know the Bible we have today is accurate?In today's episode of Strength for Today: A Daily Devotional, we explore Matthew 5:17-20 and the Westminster Confession of Faith to answer a vital question: Can we trust the Bible's accuracy after thousands of years? Jesus assures us that not even the smallest part of God's Word will pass away, and history shows that God has faithfully preserved Scripture. Learn about the importance of biblical preservation and why translating the Bible into common languages allows everyone to know God's truth.Key Topics Covered:How God has preserved His Word...2025-01-1211 minCRSNB SERMONSWhat Are We Waiting For...an Enforcer? KID FRIENDLY (New Beginnings UMC)Series: What Are We Waiting For?
Scripture: Isaiah 2:2-3; 11:1-4 & Matthew 11:16-19
Long before Jesus was born many people were waiting for the Messiah, but Jesus did not fit what most of those people expected the Messiah to be. In this series we will explore three questions: Before Jesus was born what sort of messiah were people waiting for? What sort of messiah did Jesus turn out to be? What should Jesus' followers be doing as we are waiting for Jesus to return?
This sermon was originally preached to New Beginnings UMC on 12/15/24...2024-12-1624 minCRSNB SERMONSWhat Are We Waiting For...an Enforcer? (Chester UMC)Series: What Are We Waiting For?
Scripture: Isaiah 2:2-3; 11:1-4 & Matthew 11:16-19
Long before Jesus was born many people were waiting for the Messiah, but Jesus did not fit what most of those people expected the Messiah to be. In this series we will explore three questions: Before Jesus was born what sort of messiah were people waiting for? What sort of messiah did Jesus turn out to be? What should Jesus' followers be doing as we are waiting for Jesus to return?
This sermon was originally preached to Chester UMC on 12/15/24. If...2024-12-1627 minCRSNB SERMONSWhat Are We Waiting For...a Conqueror? KID FRIENDLY (New Beginnings UMC)Series: What Are We Waiting For?
Scripture: Psalm 2:1-9 & Matthew 16:24-27
Long before Jesus was born many people were waiting for the Messiah, but Jesus did not fit what most of those people expected the Messiah to be. In this series we will explore three questions: Before Jesus was born what sort of messiah were people waiting for? What sort of messiah did Jesus turn out to be? What should Jesus' followers be doing as we are waiting for Jesus to return?
This sermon was originally preached to New Beginnings UMC on 12/8/24. It...2024-12-1026 minCRSNB SERMONSWhat Are We Waiting For...a Conqueror? (Rock Springs UMC)Series: What Are We Waiting For?
Scripture: Psalm 2:1-9 & Matthew 16:24-27
Long before Jesus was born many people were waiting for the Messiah, but Jesus did not fit what most of those people expected the Messiah to be. In this series we will explore three questions: Before Jesus was born what sort of messiah were people waiting for? What sort of messiah did Jesus turn out to be? What should Jesus' followers be doing as we are waiting for Jesus to return?
This sermon was originally preached to Rock Springs UMC on 12/8/24. It...2024-12-1034 minCRSNB SERMONSWhat Are We Waiting For...a Conqueror? (Chester UMC)Series: What Are We Waiting For?
Scripture: Psalm 2:1-9 & Matthew 16:24-27
Long before Jesus was born many people were waiting for the Messiah, but Jesus did not fit what most of those people expected the Messiah to be. In this series we will explore three questions: Before Jesus was born what sort of messiah were people waiting for? What sort of messiah did Jesus turn out to be? What should Jesus' followers be doing as we are waiting for Jesus to return?
This sermon was originally preached to Chester UMC on 12/8/24. It is...2024-12-1030 min
Choir Fam PodcastSeason 4 Wrap-UpThank you for listening to our show this season!!Here are the favorite choral pieces from our guests in the fourth season:St. John Passion, Johann Sebastian BachSt. Matthew Passion, Johann Sebastian BachAve Maria, Franz BieblRequiem, Johannes Brahms“Wie lieblich sind deine Wohnungen” from Requiem, Johannes BrahmsNo Time, Susan BrumfieldI Sing Because I’m Happy, Rollo DilworthRequiem,Gabriel FauréAfrican American Requiem, Damien GeterGloucester Service, Herbert HowellsLa Guerre, Clément JanequinSweet Rivers, Shawn Ki...2024-10-2819 minCRSNB SERMONSFollowing the Guidance KID FRIENDLY (New Beginnings)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:5-13
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer so we...2024-08-2637 minCRSNB SERMONSFollowing the Guidance (Rock Springs UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:5-13
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer so we...2024-08-2631 minCRSNB SERMONSFollowing the Guidance (Chester UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:5-13
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer so we...2024-08-2632 minCRSNB SERMONSDeliver Us KID FRIENDLY (New Beginnings UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13, 1 Peter 5:5b-10
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer...2024-08-1936 minCRSNB SERMONSDeliver Us (Rock Springs UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13, 1 Peter 5:5b-10
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer...2024-08-1934 minCRSNB SERMONSDeliver Us (Chester UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13, 1 Peter 5:5b-10
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer...2024-08-1931 minCRSNB SERMONSTemptation KID FRIENDLY (New Beginnings UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13, Exodus 13:17-18
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer...2024-08-1226 minCRSNB SERMONSTemptation (Rock Springs UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13, Exodus 13:17-18
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer...2024-08-1224 minCRSNB SERMONSTemptation (Chester UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13, Exodus 13:17-18
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer...2024-08-1226 minCRSNB SERMONSForgiving & Forgiveness KID FRIENDLY (New Beginnings UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-15
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer so we...2024-08-0527 minCRSNB SERMONSForgiving & Forgiveness (Rock Springs UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-15
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer so we...2024-08-0530 minCRSNB SERMONSForgiving & Forgiveness (Chester UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-15
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer so we...2024-08-0527 minCRSNB SERMONSOur Daily Bread (New Beginnings UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13, 25-26
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's...2024-07-2923 minCRSNB SERMONSOur Daily Bread (Rock Springs UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13, 25-26
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's...2024-07-2921 minCRSNB SERMONSOur Daily Bread (Chester UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13, 25-26
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's...2024-07-2925 minCRSNB SERMONSLoving Kindness KID FRIENDLY (New Beginnings UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13, Micah 6:6-8
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer...2024-07-2227 minCRSNB SERMONSLoving Kindness (Rock Springs UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13, Micah 6:6-8
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer...2024-07-2229 minCRSNB SERMONSLoving Kindness (Chester UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13, Micah 6:6-8
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer...2024-07-2227 minCRSNB SERMONSDo Justice (New Beginnings UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13, Micah 6:6-8
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the...2024-07-0832 minCRSNB SERMONSDo Justice (Rock Springs UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13, Micah 6:6-8
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the...2024-07-0831 minCRSNB SERMONSDo Justice (Chester UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13, Micah 6:6-8
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the...2024-07-0828 minCRSNB SERMONSSurrender KID FRIENDLY (New Beginnings UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13
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Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a...2024-07-0127 minCRSNB SERMONSSurrender (Rock Springs UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13
Watch clip from The Mission on YouTube
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long...2024-07-0134 minCRSNB SERMONSSurrender (Chester UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13
Watch clip from The Mission on YouTube
Some things in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long...2024-07-0129 minCRSNB SERMONSKeeping God's Name Holy (KID-FRIENDLY New Beginnings UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13
Somethings in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer so we can...2024-06-2425 minCRSNB SERMONSKeeping God's Name Holy (Rock Springs UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13
Somethings in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer so we can...2024-06-2429 minCRSNB SERMONSKeeping God's Name Holy (Chester UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13
Somethings in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer so we can...2024-06-2425 minCRSNB SERMONSWhere is God? (KID-FRIENDLY New Beginnings UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13
Somethings in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer so we can...2024-06-1820 minCRSNB SERMONSWhere is God? (Rock Springs UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13
Somethings in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer so we can...2024-06-1823 minCRSNB SERMONSWhere is God? (Chester UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13
Somethings in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer so we can...2024-06-1821 minCRSNB SERMONSWhy "Father"? (New Beginnings UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:5-13
Somethings in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer so we can...2024-06-1035 minCRSNB SERMONSWhy "Father"? (Rock Springs UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:5-13
Somethings in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer so we can...2024-06-1033 minCRSNB SERMONSWhy "Father"? (Chester UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:5-13
Somethings in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's Prayer so we can...2024-06-1031 min
Restoration TodayLaunching Guardian Restoration PartnersBack in April, Alpine Investors announced the launch of Guardian Restoration Partners, a new platform focused on partnering with and building exceptional home restoration businesses. Today on the podcast, Michelle talks Robert Horne, co-founder of DryLux Restoration, Matthew Sharpe, founder of Dry Kings Restoration, and Coyne Borree, owner of Midwest Restoration, about:
Differences between Alpine and other PE firms or companies buying restoration companies
When they started considering becoming part of a bigger organization - like Alpine
Biggest pain points for restorer's today and how partnerships like Alpine can help overcome those challenges
Recommendations fellow restorers should ask any...2024-06-1043 minCRSNB SERMONSOUR Father (New Beginnings UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13
Somethings in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's...2024-06-0330 minCRSNB SERMONSOUR Father (Rock Springs UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13
Somethings in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's...2024-06-0334 minCRSNB SERMONSOUR Father (Chester UMC)Series: Jesus' Guidance for Prayer
Scripture: Matthew 6:9-13
Somethings in life are so simple or come so naturally that we do not need guidance or instructions to do them. Prayer is not one of those things. In one sense prayer is very simple: It is talking to and listening to God. However, without guidance prayer can be whiny, narcissistic, manipulative and self-serving. Jesus understood this, so he gave us guidance for prayer. The church has come to call that guidance "The Lord's Prayer." In this series were take a long, close look at the Lord's...2024-06-0327 min
Full HausTrue Politics w/ Judd BlevinsWhether you think electoral politics is futile or a necessary evil to fight back against a hostile system, we now have an instructive case study from one of our own who entered the fray. Join us for an inside look at what's really involved with running for local office, winning, and then facing the enemy. Break: The Battle of New Orleans (DJ Blevins) Close: Vilnius by Anske Support The Free Expression Foundation Support Ash Sharp’s wife and daughters: https://www.givesendgo.com/SupportingPSharp Support Sam Melia’s fami...2024-05-062h 38
CRSNB SERMONSThe gift of Jesus is the Gift of Life with Meaningful Purpose (New Beginnings UMC)Series: The Gift of Jesus
Scripture: Matthew 28:16-20, Acts 1:6-9
John tells us that God loved the world so much that he gave us his only son. That means Jesus is a gift. Throughout this series we'll be exploring some of the ways Jesus is a gift to this world.
This sermon was originally preached on 4/21/24 at New Beginnings UMC. It is substantially similar to "The Gift of Jesus is the Gift of Life with Meaningful Purpose (Rock Springs UMC)" and "The Gift of Jesus is the Gift of Life with Meaningful Purpose...2024-04-2232 min
CRSNB SERMONSThe gift of Jesus is the Gift of Life with Meaningful Purpose (Rock Springs UMC)Series: The Gift of Jesus
Scripture: Matthew 28:16-20, Acts 1:6-9
John tells us that God loved the world so much that he gave us his only son. That means Jesus is a gift. Throughout this series we'll be exploring some of the ways Jesus is a gift to this world.
This sermon was originally preached on 4/21/24 at Rock Springs UMC. It is substantially similar to "The Gift of Jesus is the Gift of Life with Meaningful Purpose (Chester UMC)" and "The Gift of Jesus is the Gift of Life with Meaningful Purpose (New...2024-04-2229 min
CRSNB SERMONSThe gift of Jesus is the Gift of Life with Meaningful Purpose (Chester UMC)Series: The Gift of Jesus
Scripture: Matthew 28:16-20, Acts 1:6-9
John tells us that God loved the world so much that he gave us his only son. That means Jesus is a gift. Throughout this series we'll be exploring some of the ways Jesus is a gift to this world.
This sermon was originally preached on 4/21/24 at Chester UMC. It is substantially similar to "The Gift of Jesus is the Gift of Life with Meaningful Purpose (Rock Springs UMC)" and "The Gift of Jesus is the Gift of Life with Meaningful Purpose (New...2024-04-2231 min
CRSNB SERMONSJesus' Pain Is Real & ImmenseSeries: The Cost of Love - The Pain of Loss - The Gift of Lament
Scripture: Matthew 27:26-56
I created a playlist of songs of lament that you can listen to on Spotify throughout this season of Lent. It's good and necessary to lament unfortunately there is very little Christian music that can even remotely be described as lament. I hope this playlist helps you share your heartache and pain with God and others.
This sermon was originally preached on 3/29/24 at New Beginningss UMC during a joint Good Friday Worship with Chester, Rock Springs & New Beginnings...2024-03-3033 min
CRSNB SERMONSBearing the Pain of Others' Sins & FailuresSeries: The Cost of Love - The Pain of Loss - The Gift of Lament
Scripture: Matthew 26:36-46
I created a playlist of songs of lament that you can listen to on Spotify throughout this season of Lent. It's good and necessary to lament unfortunately there is very little Christian music that can even remotely be described as lament. I hope this playlist helps you share your heartache and pain with God and others. This playlist contains the song "I Dreamed a Dream" that I mentioned at the end of the sermon.
This sermon was o...2024-03-2927 minRestoration TodayBONUS: 2024 RIA Candidate Interview: Matthew PrestonThis is one of FIVE Meet the Candidate interviews featuring the five RIA Board of Directors candidates for the 2024 elections. Please take a moment to watch each video! Voting is open to RIA members March 18 through March 25; links to vote will be sent via email. Election results will be announced on March 27, with the new board members installed at the RIA Convention in Dallas April 8-10.
To register for the RIA convention, visit convention.restorationindustry.org.2024-03-1211 min
Full HausThe Formative YearsAn early childhood development expert shares his philosophy on the proper dynamic between parents and kids, and especially during the formative early years. It's well-reasoned tough love. We were speaking in different dialects early in the show, but shortly thereafter crack the code for a great discussion. Break: "Kids" by One Republic Close: "Shrivel Up" by Devo (DJ Vril Smith) Sam's article on Christian Identity and Catholicism Spot Bitcoin Funds Ranked by Fees Simplicius Substack Support Judd Blevins in his recall election: https://secure.anedot.c...2024-02-202h 36
Full HausThe Gang ReassemblesSmasher and Jayoh both rejoin us for a fully-powered episode harkening back to the good old days. First half includes IRL approach strategies for the single guys, plus an update on discussing our issues with those on the fence. In the second half we tackle an infuriating audience question, address the hands-on dad imperative with newborns, plus a reevaluation of Putin, Russia, and Ukraine. Break: Send Me an Angel by Gunship Close: Save Yourself by Stabbing Westward (DJ Rolo) Support Judd Blevins in his recall election: https://secure.anedot.com/blevins4...2024-02-132h 33
CRSNB SERMONSThe Magi - New Beginnings UMCSeries: Imperfect Faith
Scripture: Matthew 2:1-18
The U.S. culture glorifies perfection. Whether we're talking about bodies, performances, records (sports, legal and social media), or even fruits and vegetables at the supermarket, flawlessness is demanded. Imperfection prompts mockery, ridicule, rejection and cancellation. The church in the U.S. has not escaped the perfectionist trap. It has too often turned Christian faith into a legalistic, fear-based pursuit of flawless performance.
Jesus and the Bible invite us into a very different way of thinking and acting. Flaws and imperfection are not a cause for fear...2024-01-0832 min
CRSNB SERMONSThe Magi - Rock Springs UMCSeries: Imperfect Faith
Scripture: Matthew 2:1-18
The U.S. culture glorifies perfection. Whether we're talking about bodies, performances, records (sports, legal and social media), or even fruits and vegetables at the supermarket, flawlessness is demanded. Imperfection prompts mockery, ridicule, rejection and cancellation. The church in the U.S. has not escaped the perfectionist trap. It has too often turned Christian faith into a legalistic, fear-based pursuit of flawless performance.
Jesus and the Bible invite us into a very different way of thinking and acting. Flaws and imperfection are not a cause for fear...2024-01-0834 min
CRSNB SERMONSThe Magi - Chester UMCSeries: Imperfect Faith
Scripture: Matthew 2:1-18
The U.S. culture glorifies perfection. Whether we're talking about bodies, performances, records (sports, legal and social media), or even fruits and vegetables at the supermarket, flawlessness is demanded. Imperfection prompts mockery, ridicule, rejection and cancellation. The church in the U.S. has not escaped the perfectionist trap. It has too often turned Christian faith into a legalistic, fear-based pursuit of flawless performance.
Jesus and the Bible invite us into a very different way of thinking and acting. Flaws and imperfection are not a cause for fear...2024-01-0834 min
CRSNB SERMONSA Little Bitty Dad - New Beginnings UMCSeries: A Little Bitty Christmas
Scripture: Matthew 1:18-25
In a world that glorifies bigness, greatness, power and influence the Christmas story not only stands in stark contrast but is also a direct repudiation that bigger is better. If the Lord of the universe can be born as a little bitty baby in a little bitty town to a little bitty mom and a little bitty dad and sleep in a little bitty feed box, then it's not only "alright to be little bitty," it is good to be little bitty.
This Christmas preaching...2023-12-0428 min
CRSNB SERMONSA Little Bitty Dad - Rock Springs UMCSeries: A Little Bitty Christmas
Scripture: Matthew 1:18-25
In a world that glorifies bigness, greatness, power and influence the Christmas story not only stands in stark contrast but is also a direct repudiation that bigger is better. If the Lord of the universe can be born as a little bitty baby in a little bitty town to a little bitty mom and a little bitty dad and sleep in a little bitty feed box, then it's not only "alright to be little bitty," it is good to be little bitty.
This Christmas preaching...2023-12-0430 min
CRSNB SERMONSA Little Bitty Dad - Chester UMCSeries: A Little Bitty Christmas
Scripture: Matthew 1:18-25
In a world that glorifies bigness, greatness, power and influence the Christmas story not only stands in stark contrast but is also a direct repudiation that bigger is better. If the Lord of the universe can be born as a little bitty baby in a little bitty town to a little bitty mom and a little bitty dad and sleep in a little bitty feed box, then it's not only "alright to be little bitty," it is good to be little bitty.
This Christmas preaching...2023-12-0425 min
CRSNB SERMONSA Community of Kindness (New Beginnings UMC)Series: From Tablet to Table
Bible Reading: Matthew 9:9-13
Jesus did nearly half of his ministry around the dinner table or at other meals. After is his resurrection he joined two of his disciples walking from Jerusalem to Emmaus, but it was not until that sat down at the dinner table to eat with him that they recognized Jesus for who he really was. Throughout the gospels a wide variety of people were welcomed and healed around the dinner table. Stories and testimonies of truth were shared around the dinner table. Lives were transformed around...2023-10-1636 min
CRSNB SERMONSA Community of Kindness (Rock Springs UMC)Series: From Tablet to Table
Bible Reading: Matthew 9:9-13
Jesus did nearly half of his ministry around the dinner table or at other meals. After is his resurrection he joined two of his disciples walking from Jerusalem to Emmaus, but it was not until that sat down at the dinner table to eat with him that they recognized Jesus for who he really was. Throughout the gospels a wide variety of people were welcomed and healed around the dinner table. Stories and testimonies of truth were shared around the dinner table. Lives were transformed around...2023-10-1638 min
CRSNB SERMONSA Community of Kindness (Chester UMC)Series: From Tablet to Table
Bible Reading: Matthew 9:9-13
Jesus did nearly half of his ministry around the dinner table or at other meals. After is his resurrection he joined two of his disciples walking from Jerusalem to Emmaus, but it was not until that sat down at the dinner table to eat with him that they recognized Jesus for who he really was. Throughout the gospels a wide variety of people were welcomed and healed around the dinner table. Stories and testimonies of truth were shared around the dinner table. Lives were transformed around...2023-10-1635 min
CRSNB SERMONSA Vision of the Kingdom that is Coming (New Beginnings UMC)Series: From Tablet to Table 01
Bible Reading: Matthew 22:1-14
Jesus did nearly half of his ministry around the dinner table or at other meals. After is his resurrection he joined two of his disciples walking from Jerusalem to Emmaus, but it was not until that sat down at the dinner table to eat with him that they recognized Jesus for who he really was. Throughout the gospels a wide variety of people were welcomed and healed around the table. Stories and testimonies of truth were shared around the dinner table. Lives were transformed around the...2023-09-2537 min
CRSNB SERMONSA Vision of the Kingdom that is Coming (Rock Springs UMC)Series: From Tablet to Table 01
Bible Reading: Matthew 22:1-14
Jesus did nearly half of his ministry around the dinner table or at other meals. After is his resurrection he joined two of his disciples walking from Jerusalem to Emmaus, but it was not until that sat down at the dinner table to eat with him that they recognized Jesus for who he really was. Throughout the gospels a wide variety of people were welcomed and healed around the table. Stories and testimonies of truth were shared around the dinner table. Lives were transformed around the...2023-09-2533 min
CRSNB SERMONSA Vision of the Kingdom that is Coming (Chester UMC)Series: From Tablet to Table 01
Bible Reading: Matthew 22:1-14
Jesus did nearly half of his ministry around the dinner table or at other meals. After is his resurrection he joined two of his disciples walking from Jerusalem to Emmaus, but it was not until that sat down at the dinner table to eat with him that they recognized Jesus for who he really was. Throughout the gospels a wide variety of people were welcomed and healed around the table. Stories and testimonies of truth were shared around the dinner table. Lives were transformed around the...2023-09-2531 min
CRSNB SERMONSWe Must Yield to God's Will (New Beginnings UMC)Necessary Christianity 06 - from Matthew 26:46-54
Christianity and the Church are Necessary for the world. There is a lot of room in for variety and diversity within Christian life, faith and practice. At the same time there are some things that are necessary for all followers of Jesus. These things are not necessary because of arbitrary or capricious rules, but because the world needs the church to be and do things in a certain way - the way of Jesus.
This series is inspired in part by the wonderful and much-need book Necessary Christianity by Bishop Claude R. Alexander...2023-08-2330 min
CRSNB SERMONSWe Must Yield to God's Will (Rock Springs UMC)Necessary Christianity 06 - from Matthew 26:46-54
Christianity and the Church are Necessary for the world. There is a lot of room in for variety and diversity within Christian life, faith and practice. At the same time there are some things that are necessary for all followers of Jesus. These things are not necessary because of arbitrary or capricious rules, but because the world needs the church to be and do things in a certain way - the way of Jesus.
This series is inspired in part by the wonderful and much-need book Necessary Christianity by Bishop Claude R. Alexander...2023-08-2330 min
CRSNB SERMONSWe Must Yield to God's Will (Chester UMC)Necessary Christianity 06 - from Matthew 26:46-54
Christianity and the Church are Necessary for the world. There is a lot of room in for variety and diversity within Christian life, faith and practice. At the same time there are some things that are necessary for all followers of Jesus. These things are not necessary because of arbitrary or capricious rules, but because the world needs the church to be and do things in a certain way - the way of Jesus.
This series is inspired in part by the wonderful and much-need book Necessary Christianity by Bishop Claude R. Alexander...2023-08-2333 min
CRSNB SERMONSWe Must Be Clear, Honest & Hopeful (New Beginnings UMC)Necessary Christianity 05 - from Matthew 16:13-27
Christianity and the Church are Necessary for the world. There is a lot of room in for variety and diversity within Christian life, faith and practice. At the same time there are some things that are necessary for all followers of Jesus. These things are not necessary because of arbitrary or capricious rules, but because the world needs the church to be and do things in a certain way - the way of Jesus.
This series is inspired in part by the wonderful and much-need book Necessary Christianity by Bishop Claude R. Alexander...2023-08-2329 min
CRSNB SERMONSWe Must Be Clear, Honest & Hopeful (Rock Springs UMC)Necessary Christianity 05 - from Matthew 16:13-27
Christianity and the Church are Necessary for the world. There is a lot of room in for variety and diversity within Christian life, faith and practice. At the same time there are some things that are necessary for all followers of Jesus. These things are not necessary because of arbitrary or capricious rules, but because the world needs the church to be and do things in a certain way - the way of Jesus.
This series is inspired in part by the wonderful and much-need book Necessary Christianity by Bishop Claude R. Alexander...2023-08-2329 min