God's House Christian Church Podcast

Looking into the 4th Chapter of Ephesians, Pastor Pender explains that God gives us access to a new attitude and a new way of life. We must guard our thoughts and words because they determine our heart’s attitude and, therefore, our choices.

Using the story of Ruth, Pastor Pender discusses the necessity of the older women to teach the younger women as outlined in Titus in a Mother's Day message called, Mother May I?

God calls us to grow so that we can use our gifts for his glory. Our maturity is measured not by our gifts but by how we love God and love others.

In this episode of Masterpiece in Progress, Pastor Pender provides commentary based upon Ephesians 2:20-21 using the three points of Position, Provenance and Purpose.

God reveals the mystery of his grace through the church. We are called to make God’s glorious riches known to others, even at great personal cost.

On Resurrection Sunday, Pastor Pender examines the Fake News pertaining to the resurrection of Jesus from the grave.

Looking at the event of Jesus' triumphant entry into the city, Pastor Pender examines the short-sighted thoughts of the people and religious leaders during the Passover.

During this 5th Sunday service, Pastor Pender encourages us to check our focus using the sermon title, "What You Looking At?". A reflection of Psalms 91 and applicability to our current worldwide situation.

In this message as a part of the series "Masterpiece in progress" a study in the book of Ephesians, Pastor Pender looks at the second part of Chapter 2 with commentary into the unification of the believer to the citizenry of the Kingdom of God.

Pastor Pender encourages the God's House congregation to adhere to the recommendation of the authorities as it pertains to preparedness and hygiene and to not fear the situation.

In this message as a part of the series "Masterpiece in progress" a study in the book of Ephesians, Pastor Pender looks at the first part of Chapter 2 with commentary into the past and present condition of the believer.

Continuing the series "Masterpiece in progress" a study in the book of Ephesians, Pastor Pender looks at the series foundational scripture Ephesians 2:10.

Pastor Pender continues the series "Masterpiece in progress" a study in the book of Ephesisans. In this episode Pastor Pender explores the point, "We can know God's purpose by knowing God."

Pastor Pender introduces the series, "Masterpiece in progress" a study in the book of Ephesians.

Pastor Pender continues with the second part from last week's service and concludes with declarations of encouragement.

Pastor Pender transitions from Naaman to practical application of the Word of God into our lives in order to have victory in our lives.

Pastor Pender continues to reflect upon the Old Testament story of Naaman the Leper bringing out 3 points for consideration.

Pastor Tim Pender starts the year with a reflection upon the Old Testament story of Naaman the Leper.

Joseph almost missed out on being part of God’s plan because of the pain he was in, but he overcame his fear and disappointment by placing his faith in God. We can be reconciled to God, his family, and his plan for our lives by trusting him this Christmas season, too.

Because he saw Mary’s willing heart, God used her to carry out his special plans. We all have a different assignment from the Lord, and he has equipped us to carry it out.

Christmas cheer is best when it is shared with others. We can share the good news of what Christmas is about with those who do not know Jesus yet.

Before the creation of the world, the Father’s good plan for rescuing his children was to send Jesus to earth. We can be victorious over our own darkness by receiving Jesus as the Word of God for ourselves.

A thankful heart is a cheerful heart; it always gives joyfully and generously. Use acts of thanksgiving to share the grace and love the Lord has shown you.

We should delight and give thanks to the Lord when people repent. Don’t wish for disaster to come to those outside God’s kingdom; instead, look for ways to reach out to them with God’s love.

Understanding God’s goodness allows us to be thankful for the gifts he gives us. Move your focus away from the gifts you have and put it on the Lord; this will help you be thankful for his love and provision.