Eubank Baptist Church Teaching Podcast

In this week's conversation, Pastor Aron unpacks a thought concerning authentic faith. Before we can be a loving, reaching, engaging, and disciplining church, we need to have authentic faith and live from authentic faith. You are invited to grab a seat, grab a Bible, and join in on the conversation!

In this week's conversation, Pastor Clay turns our attention to a second descriptive word for our DNA as a church! We want to be a church that reaches the people that everyone has just given up on. Listen in as Pastor Clay unpacks the idea of Eubank Baptist Church being a reaching church!

As we continue in our identity series, Pastor Clay unpacks the first anchor word of our identity as a church. While looking at a moment between Jesus and a Samaritan woman, we see that we are meant to be loving people whenever we have the opportunity to do so, no matter who the person is!

In the opening conversation of a brand new series, Pastor Aron introduces us to the foundation of our identity as Eubank Baptist Church. Scripture, God's Word. doesn't just serve as the foundation of our identity but as the influencer and driver of everything we do. Through this conversation, we are encouraged to consider who Scripture is and what it can do in us and through us.

In the final conversation of this series, Pastor Clay wraps up our study of Phillippians! In this conversation, we are invited to consider where our joy and contentment come from.

Conflict and gossip are becoming common themes of today's culture. It is not difficult to experience it first-hand or witness it first-hand. God's Word, the Bible, encourages the church and the Christians within it to avoid those things in pursuit of better and more godly things. As Pastor Clay unpacks Philippians 4:2-9, he encourages us to consider three simple yet significant statements....

In the ninth conversation of this series, Pastor Clay encouraged us to consider the thought that when we are willing to lose everything for Christ, we gain everything in Him!

In this week's conversation, Pastor Clay invites us to look up, live up, and stand up in our Christian walk. While unpacking Philippians 3:12-4:1, we are encouraged to consider the following three thoughts based on the text. 1) Your past outside of Christ cannot dictate your future in Him. 2) You are not called to stagnation but activity. 3) Beware of what you stand on.

Happiness is something that every person would say they want to experience at some point in their lifetime. While we make the pursuit of happiness more complex than need be, Jesus' way of pursuing happiness is much simpler. Check out this week's conversation to hear Pastor Clay shares a simple way to experience happiness.

In this week's conversation, Pastor Clay encourages us to consider the importance of missions in a Christian's life. While looking at Philippians 2:19-30, we are challenged to ask ourselves who we resonate with the most in our current season of life. Are we an Epaphroditus, a Paul, or a Timothy? Odds are, you know where you are and where you need to be.

As Pastor Clay continues through our series in Philippians, we are encouraged to ask ourselves the following question...does Jesus stick out of our lives? In this week's message, Pastor Clay unpacks some thoughts on what it looks like for us and those around us to have Jesus stick out of our lives.

In this stand-alone message, Pastor Clay invites us to consider what or who our story points to. Once someone places their faith in Jesus, He becomes the first love that their story should point to. Once we embrace and lean towards our first love, we are naturally led to the mission field that God has placed us in. Listen in as Pastor Clay unpacks these ideas!

As we begin to launch Vacation Bible School for 2023, Pastor Aron invites us to consider how we can successfully handle the inevitable twists and turns of life. While looking at different Scriptures in the Bible, we are invited to consider what it looks like to have a changed heart!

As Pastor Clay continues to lead us through our series "Reclaim Joy", he encourages us to consider a handful of things! 1. Are your preferences standing in the way of the advancement of the Gospel? 2. We must understand the duality of Christ. 3. We must exalt Christ with our lives. Are you a Jesus person?

In this week's message, Pastor Clay continues through our series "Reclaim Joy" by inviting us to consider the closing verses of Philippians 1. We are invited to consider the following takeaways offered by Pastor Clay. 1. Let your life reflect your Savior. 2. Be encouraged when the enemy attacks. 3. The joy is worth the suffering. As always, you are invited to join us at Eubank Baptis...

In this week's message, Pastor Clay invites us to consider our encounter with suffering as Christians. Whether you are someone who believes in God or you are someone who doesn't believe in God, suffering is a part of life. The question then becomes, how do you respond to it? In this conversation, you will have the opportunity to hear Pastor Clay unpack the following statements. 1) In suffe...

In the second message of our series "Reclaim Joy", Pastor Clay Herd continues the conversation by looking at verses 7-11. During our time together, we are encouraged to consider if we are allowing others to see Jesus through our lives and how that connects to the Biblical idea of fellowship!

In the opening message of our series "Reclaim Joy", Pastor Clay Herd invites us to consider the six opening verses of chapter one in the book of Philippians. While we often connect our joy to our circumstances, the Bible teaches us that the joy we find in God is something that any force in this world can't take away. Join us as we listen in to the first conversation!

In this week's worship service, guest speaker Kevin Coots shares different ways that we can welcome and support our new Senior Pastor Clay Herd! If you are a guest of ours or you attend another church, you can do these things for your own Senior Pastor!

In this week's conversation, Pastor Aron speaks on the essentialness of trust. Trust can be a difficult experience at times. However, it can be a very rewarding experience as well. In this week's conversation, Pastor Aron shares three characteristics that are evidenced in the experience of trust.

In this week's message, Pastor Aron begins a brief two-week series where he offers encouragement both to Jesus followers and people who are involved with Eubank Baptist Church. In this conversation, Pastor Aron shares a conversation centered on the idea of consistency and its importance. Consider this...consistency is movement.

In this Easter message of 2023, Pastor Aron encourages us to consider how we should respond to the cross and empty tomb. Some need to respond by committing themselves to follow Jesus no matter what. For others, they need to return to their commitment to Jesus and recalibrate themselves. In this conversation, we see through Matthew 16:24-27 what it looks like to be a follower of Jesus.

As we embrace Palm Sunday, Pastor Aron offers a conversation that emphasizes connections between the cross and Joseph's story. The meaning of the cross changed after it met Jesus, which can be seen in the life of Joseph!

What do you do when God asks you to do the impossible? We often limit what God can do because we fix our eyes on ourselves and what we can do rather than fix our eyes on what God can do. This week, a guest speaker shares on what can happen when we yield to God in our lives.

In this week's conversation, guest speaker Brad Foster shares about the cost that comes with being a disciple of Jesus. While being a disciple of Jesus is very rewarding, it is also very challenging. If someone chooses Jesus, they have to be aware of the cost.