FaithLife Podcast

Join us for this message covering the Call of Peter from Luke 5:1-11. In order for Peter to follow Jesus, he left some things behind. Specifically, although Peter loved his net and it was his primary source of provision up to this point, he made no hesitation about leaving it laying on the shore. In this sermon, you'll be encouraged to follow Jesus by being reminded of all you're leaving behind.

While Jesus is in the stern, sleeping on a cushion, His disciples lose it when a storm comes. Panic. Chaos. Fear. Blaming. The root of the losing it? Weak faith. In this sermon, we look at the power of Faith to bring peace in life's storms, and the potential to transform a community when believers live out the power of their faith. Mark 4:35-41

Romans 8:18-28 speaks to a new perspective on the future for the believer. A perspective built on hope that makes present sufferings pale in comparison to the Glory that awaits. In this sermon, we look at three great things Paul points us to that should change our perspective about the future.

Romans 8:1-17 speaks to the new life of the believer. A New Life that is given through the Holy Spirit; and that through the Holy Spirit we are adopted into a New Family. What does this mean? How can we make the most of our relationship with the Holy Spirit?

26 I's, 9 me's, 2 myself's, a war being waged, and a rescuer in only 12 verses. Don't miss this insightful message about the Christian's constant struggle with our sinful nature and how to overcome our 3 greatest obstacles. Romans 7:14-25

Shall we go on sinning that grace may increase? Shall we sin because we are not under the law but under grace? By No Means! In Romans 6:1-23 Paul makes it clear that we've not only been saved from the penalty of sin but also from the POWER of it. He gives clear direction that with the help of the Holy Spirit, we are actively "being transformed."

We all have times in life where we long for so much more. Where life does not live up to our expectations. In Romans 5:12-21, Paul lays out a contrast between the two focal points of human history, Adam and Jesus Christ. One led us to death, and one offers "much more".

As 2020 is coming to an end, we may be wondering what is next. In this popular passage from Romans, we find a timely message that reminds us that we have reasons to Rejoice while looking back and moving forward. What do we do now? We rejoice. Romans 5:6-11

In our final sermon in our Christmas series, Finding Hope, we'll look at the story of the Magi from Matthew 2:1-12. We'll find here that when they found Jesus, they gave more than just gifts. These unlikely worshippers traveled an unimaginable distance to bow at the feet of a young Jesus. Join us as we look at this great example of how we should worship Him!

When you find real Hope, you learn some things. In this sermon, we look at the story of Elizabeth and Zacharias the couple who against all odds received divine news that they would become parents at an old age. Elizabeth is the relative Mary visits after finding out from the Angel Gabriel she would soon be giving birth to Jesus. Join us for the third sermon in our 2020 Christmas series, Finding Ho...

When you find real Hope, things change. In this sermon, we look at the story of Joseph hearing from the Angel about the forthcoming birth of Jesus, and break down all the things that change when he finds Hope. Join us for the second sermon in our Christmas series, Finding Hope!

In the first of our 2020 Christmas series, entitled Finding Hope, we'll use Romans 5 as our launching pad. In these verses, Paul addresses the benefits of our faith. Reflecting on the advent season, we'll see that these benefits include Peace, Joy, Love, and the focus of our series, Hope. Join us as we apply Romans 5:1-5 to our lives and find hope in hopeless situations!

Paul begins to provide evidence about the importance of faith to his Jewish readers based on the life of Abraham. He says Abraham was a man who against all hope, believed in hope because of his belief it was counted as righteousness. Join us as we apply Romans 4 to our lives and take lessons from Abraham on how to have hope in impossible situations!

We're at a turning point in the letter to the Romans, talking about a turning point in the history of mankind, and representing a potential turning point for every listener. Join us as we apply Romans 3:21-31 to our lives!

After looking at the wrong way to respond to God's kindness, we'll look at the right way. In verse Romans 2:6 we find that we will all get a payday someday. When we respond with repentance to God's kindness we come with a heart of gratitude that leads to doing good. Join us as we look at the approach, ambition, and award of doing good.

In Romans 2:1-5 we find Paul directly addressing the self-righteous, hypocrites in the church at Rome. Pointing out the intended response to God's kindness and how they've totally missed the point. In part 1 of this 2 part series, we'll look at how to avoid the wrong way to respond to God's kindness.

In Romans 1:18-32, Paul lays out clearly the state of humanity and our broken relationship with our creator. He knew, that for us to truly seek out Jesus Christ as our savior, we must fully understand our state of despair.

What does living by faith look like? We get a glimpse here from Paul's priorities about 4 things we can do when we don't know what else to do. Romans 1:8-17

Join us, as we kick-off a deep-dive into the book of Romans in a new series called Living By Faith.

While on a mission to save the world, Jesus took the time to enjoy life and connect with people. This story about Jesus' first miracle teaches us a lot about who Jesus is and how only He has the power to change us!

We're reminded in John's letter that there are deceivers who are working every day to distract us from the truth. If there's one thing we need to hold onto in life, it's the truth (Jesus Christ). We'll look at practical ways we can do our part to protect the Truth.

In a world where we show our love with emojis and heart reactions, how do we make sure we're really living up to loving one another? We will find out what real love is, why it's critical, and ways to make sure we're doing more than double-clicking and moving on.

We hold many things dear, but in the culture of today, there should be nothing dearer to us than Truth. In an era of assault on truth, turn with us to 2 John to find out what it means to Walk in Truth.

The Israelites were out of Egypt, but was Egypt out of them? Did they see themselves as chosen for a purpose, or still slaves? How do we see ourselves? What is our identity in Christ? What identity does our life reflect? They were liberated from a place, and now God begins to liberate them from a mindset; something we all need!!

Immediately following God's deliverance from the Egyptian army through the Red Sea, Moses breaks out in song. Miriam breaks out her tambourine and starts dancing. This victory, in this moment, gave them confidence in God that he would fulfill their purpose and His promise. Join us tomorrow morning for this message about the importance of acknowledging and celebrating what God has done for us! Exod...