Evangel Church Podcast

Our study of Romans continues in the second half of chapter 1, as Paul addresses sin in our lives and in the world. Let's talk about it.

We begin our series in Romans 1 as Paul explains that things in this world are not as they should be. One key to understanding Romans and our world is understanding the righteousness of God. Let's talk about it.

Barnabas and Paul give us an example of how to respond when our failures hurt others. Let's talk about how our identity doesn't rest on our failures.

Paul and Apollos are an example of surprising rivals not often discussed. Let's take a closer look at their story and what we can learn from this rivalry.

Peter and John are disciples of Jesus who have known each other for a long time. We often read about their friendly rivalry. Let's talk about what we can learn from these rivals.

Mary and Martha, like many siblings, find that they are very different from one another. Let's look at three stories and talk about what we can learn from these sisters.

In John 11, Jesus refers to himself as "the resurrection and the life." Let's talk about what this revelation means for us.

In John 14, Jesus calls Himself "the Way, the Truth, and the Life." Let's talk about what this means for us as we follow Him.

The Bible often refers to us as sheep. In John 10, Jesus calls himself the Good Shepherd. Let's talk about how He shows his love for us as our Good Shepherd.

Jesus describes us as "the sheep," while referring to himself as "the gate." Let's talk about Jesus's warnings and promises to us in John 10.

Pastor Jesse shares a special message of God's Word with us about the house of God.

In the book of John, Jesus describes himself as "the vine" and tells us to remain in him. Let's talk about what he promises to us as the vine.

Jim Cymbala says, "The most mature among us is the one who is most dominated by the Holy Spirit." Let's talk about who the Holy Spirit is and how He works through us.

God's strength in us builds stamina as we go through struggles. Let's talk about it.

Jesus calls himself the Light of the World. Let's talk about what His Light offers us.

Throughout the book of John, Jesus uses seven 'I AM' statements. Let's start by talking about what Jesus offers us as the Bread of Life.

In honor of Father's Day, let's talk about some important characteristics of Godly men — and all Godly people!

We are not spectators in the Kingdom of God; we are participants, and He is already at work! The question is not whether God will bring change, but whether we will be part of it.

God has created us for the purpose of reconciliation. Let's talk about our purpose and God's mission.

Changing a culture starts with one person responding to the call of God. Let's talk about His call to bring harmony to the people and places around us.

In John 4, Jesus confronts prejudice head on – that of moral superiority, status, gender, race, and religion. Let's talk about the lessons we learn from Jesus in this story.

Is your heart heavy from holding onto grudges and hope for revenge? Let's talk about laying down bitterness and unforgiveness and choosing God's grace and forgiveness instead.

Everyday faith is using what God has given us to create something meaningful for His glory. Let's talk about how we can practice this kind of faith every day.

People talk about fulfilling their calling, but what does that mean? And how do you discover your calling? Let's talk about some signposts to watch for on your journey to discovering your calling.

Changing a culture, a family, or a legacy begins with a person responding to the call of God. Will we respond to God's call of reconciliation?