Eagle Community Church of Christ

What does true humility look like in a world that celebrates pride and self-promotion? In this powerful episode, John Gunter explores how humility is not about thinking less of yourself—but thinking of yourself less. From setting healthy boundaries to serving those who can’t repay you, learn how to follow the downward path of Jesus and make humility a lifestyle, not just a virtue. #ChristianPodcas...

Is love just a feeling—or is it the foundation of true discipleship? In this message from Eagle Community Church of Christ, Minister John Gunter explores what it means to be Love-Driven as part of our Marks of a True Disciple series. Drawing from the words of Jesus in John 13 and other powerful scriptures, this sermon reveals that love isn’t optional—it’s the essential mark of a true follower of C...

What does it really mean to live by faith? In this powerful message from the Marks of a Disciple series, John Gunter shares how true discipleship begins where certainty ends. Through personal stories, biblical examples, and raw honesty, discover why faith is more than belief—it's a courageous trust in God's character even when the way forward is hidden. This episode will challenge, encourage, and...

How would you describe your prayer life? Isn't it amazing that sometimes our prayer life can be continuous and fruitful, and at other times it may be sparse and bordering on transactional? Join us today as we look at prayer within scripture and how prayer shapes us into different people. Thanks for being here!

What place does fasting have in the life of a Christian? It may surprise you to learn that not all fasts are even planned. Some are just responses to our circumstances. Join us as we learn what Biblical fasting means and how we can utilize it in our own lives. Thanks for being here!

What would it have been like to experience the last days, crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus? In this lesson, we hear from Mark how Jesus was mocked, abused and killed, but this was not the end. The ripple effect of Jesus' resurrection can be seen today 2,000 years after the fact. Join us as we experience the truth of God's love for us.

If you had been with Jesus, would you have denied that you knew him? Peter was undoubtedly in a tough spot after Jesus' arrest, but he was shocked to have done exactly what Jesus told him he would do. How does this translate into our lives? How often do we deny knowing Jesus?

In today's reading, Jesus institutes the Lord's Supper. When he does so, he ties together the whole story of Israel of which we are a part. This moment helps us focus on the love of God through the fullness of our lives. Study with us as we examine this Christian practice!

Jesus tells us to be on guard, so are you ready? Today we discuss the commands to stay ready for his return. Thanks for listening!

Have you ever been fully open and authentic with a group of Christians? We often shy away from anything that we think may make us look less than perfect, but why do we do this? In the sermon today, John discusses the end of Mark 12 where Jesus addresses the inauthentic actions of the religious leaders. 

John Gunter talks about Christians loving God. We all think we love God, but do you know that if we do not love others, we cannot say we love God? Scripture is clear, so we should be as well! Listen with us as we open the word of God today. 

This week we finish our evangelism miniseries with a message about the importance of the gospel. We have an important message to bring to the world, and we need to be ready to share it. Pray for boldness in yourself and others as we go with the message of Jesus. 

This week John Gunter talks to us about the importance of spreading the message of Christ. However, we can be a hindrance to that message if we are caught up fighting each other or focused on the wrong thing. Let's open our bibles together to see how the disciples of Jesus were able to go into the world to help others. 

In Mark 11, Jesus is asked a question he refuses to answer. Why does this question elicit no response? You can find out as we open the word of God together. Thanks for watching!

In today's sermon, Jesus has an interesting reaction when he find a fig tree with no fruit. What does it all mean? Find out as we open God's word together.

This week we look at two unique but overlapping stories in Jesus' ministry. One story features the disciples, and the other includes a blind beggar. Tune in as we look at the surprising similarities and the stark differences. 

John Gunter speaks to us on the importance of living a life in the image of God so we are able to make disciples in the same image. Thanks for listening!

What does Jesus say about the man doing miracles though he wasn't among the disciples? What does Paul say about people preaching with selfish ambition? The answers may surprise you in this week's sermon. Thanks for listening!

This week we talk about the transfiguration of Jesus. What does it mean when we meet Moses, Elijah, Jesus and the voice of God on the mountain? Find out as we open God's word together.

Tyler Prothro preaches about the importance of shining our lights in our community. Thanks for watching!

Sometimes life throws us unexpected curve balls. Those of us who have lived very long have seen how some of those curve balls turn out to change our lives in positive ways. This week John talks about how God works in ways different than we would expect.

It is easy to look unfavorably upon Jesus' disciples at times, but today we consider them in their real-time journey of faith. Ultimately, we are here because of them and their faith. What faith will you leave behind for others?

Often we are hard headed and do not understand the power Jesus wields despite experiencing it previously in our lives. The disciples were the same way! Today we look at how those walking closest to Jesus often fail to understand him. 

When the Pharisees asked Jesus about his disciples not washing their hands, they received a rude awakening in the answer he gave. So how does tradition affect salvation? Find out as we read God's word together. 

At this point in the gospel of Mark, Jesus moves his disciples to the front line. How will they respond after being the people doing the healing and casting out spirits? Will they continue to lean on the power of God or continue to operate within human limitations? Thanks for joining us.