Downtown Community Church

Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also. Support the show

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We are called to serve others, not out of our own efforts, but through the love of God to the glory of God. Support the show

We all have grown up with different opinions on what baptism represents. One this weeks series of "Traditions" we discuss the covenant of baptism and why we're called to be a part. Support the show

Guest Speaker: Stuart Owens. Parable of the Wedding Feast. Matthew 22:1-14 Support the show

Parable of the Laborers in Vineyard. Matthew 20:1-16 Support the show

Matthew 13:44-45 Support the show

Parable of the Weeds Support the show

Parable of the Sower Support the show

We were blessed to have Reggie Hutchins, pastor of Unity Baptist join us. 2 Corinthians 4:1-6 Support the show

Matthew 28. Support the show

Luke 10. Loved people love people. Served people serve people. Support the show

1 Peter 2:4-5 Support the show

Further reforms. This week we will talk about how there is always more to do, because we always have a pull towards disobedience. As much as Nehemiah had done and as far as they had come there was still more work to be done. This anticlimactic end to the book reminds us that the work of God is never complete and will always be more left to do. This leaves us with a humble understanding that we are...

Romans 1:16-17 Support the show

Faithful to the End. Support the show

Nehemiah Chapter 10Covenant confirmation. The people respond to God’s work, God’s law, their sin, with a declaration to God. Support the show

Guest Speaker: Roshad Thomas."Now What?"Nehemiah 8:1-18These next few weeks will deal with our response to God’s work. The wall is complete, people are appointed and they respond by reading of the law. This week will emphasize the significance, impact, and vitality of God’s word Support the show

Nehemiah Chapter 6Nehemiah faces the last attempts of his enemies as they try to distract him from the walls God has called him to build. Nehemiah responds with clarity and focus…”I am doing a great work so that I cannot come down from the wall.” Often times what is critical to accomplishing what God has called you to is knowing what to say no to. Support the show

Titus 2. Grace for Godliness. Support the show

Nehemiah 5Confronting the inner turmoil. One of the most effective ways for Satan to stop building the outer walls is to cause strife and division inside the walls. Nehemiah chose to confront the blatant issues that were threatening this work of God. Support the show

Nehemiah 4:10-23As the heat and outside pressure builds Nehemiah responds to possible physical threats with an extraordinary balance of pragmatism and spiritual dependence. Often times the most spiritual thing you can do, is the most practical thing you can do. Support the show

We take a break from Nehemiah to hear from Billy Graham Chaplin and Tallahassee native, Pastor Kelly Burke. Support the show

Nehemiah 4:1-9Anything worth doing will receive opposition. The next several weeks will outline how Nehemiah faced and dealt with opposition. This first week is dealing with the opposition of naysayers. Support the show

Nehemiah 2:9-20. Planning and inspection. Once Nehemiah went through a season of waiting and prayer and now had the backing of both God and the king, his first step was to learn. Great problems are solved and great callings are realized when we learn before we respond. Support the show