Detroit Church Podcast

As disciples are commissioned to proclaim the gospel, the enduring impact of Christ's resurrection and the unstoppable kingdom enters a new era.

Jesus’ resurrection isn’t just a divine magic trick. His resurrection is an invitation to a new life with His Spirit that starts the day you and I surrender to Him as Lord.

Amidst the sorrowful scene of Jesus' burial, faithful women stand as witnesses to His death, emphasizing the enduring impact of devotion and the continuity of God's redemptive plan.

 The dramatic darkness and final cry of Jesus on the cross signify the profound significance of His sacrificial death, bridging the gap between humanity and God with transformative power.

As disciples, we get to forsake our glory and know this very King that submits to the agony and mockery of the cross will also be exalted above every other name.

Earthly authority clashes with divine sovereignty as Jesus, the innocent King, willingly bears the weight of human sin and rejection.

Peter's denial of Jesus underscores the fragility of human loyalty and the profound grace of Christ's forgiveness.

Jesus makes the faithful witness as to who he is.

Jesus is given into the hands of evil men so that the hand of the evil one himself might never have authority over us.

In anticipation of Resurrection Sunday, we’re excited to announce the release of a new podcast with the first episode titled ‘The Long Kiss Goodnight.’ Join in as we delve into some of the most fascinating betrayals, both locally and abroad, exploring this theme through culture and history. It’s premiering this Friday on all major podcast platforms.

Our Servant King guides us back into fellowship and away from denial, despite our tendency to turn our eyes away from Jesus.

Every time the Lord’s Supper is celebrated, evil is present, but so is the body and blood of Jesus, through which all evil will ultimatley be overcome.

In this teaching, we explore motives, agendas and expectations of those on the pages as well as our own as we ask, “what is the aroma of my own life?” Our big ideas to remember: worship begins with surrender, worship doesn’t hold anything back, and worship is never wasted! 

Disciples are to be ready for Jesus' unexpected return by staying spiritually alert and diligent in faith.

Christ followers are to heed the warning about the coming tribulation and the importance of staying vigilant against deception

Take care to be obedient, even in the worst of times.

The Messsiah reveals His divinity, His displeasure, and His delight to His enemies, the crowds, and His disciples alike during the final week before His death.

Citizens of the kingdom of heaven are called to love God supremely and to love their neighbor unselfishly.

Knowing who we believe and why we believe it produces the power of the Kingdom of God. 

Jesus leads us to hold back nothing and give everything to God that's his, including us!

Jesus is the cornerstone of God’s new building 

The story of Christmas is ultimately the story of the Gospel.

Christmas has a back, and ever since man's first act of disobedience God has been preparing His people to receive the coming of His Son, our Messiah, Jesus the Christ. 

Christmas has a back, and ever since man's first act of disobedience God has been preparing His people to receive the coming of His Son, our Messiah, Jesus the Christ.