Ignite City Church Podcast

Here's a five minute reminder to encourage you that God hears you.

How important is God's word? Psalm 19:7-11 says so much about the beauty and the benefits of God's word.

Have you read the Bible? If so, do you continue to do so? Listen for the next five minutes about why it's so important to make time with Jesus in the word a priority for the rest of your life.

Purpose Claremont: we need to humble ourselves and pray for our nation. Here's a reminder and call to prayer from Brian for today.

The Psalms are God's songs reminding us that we can be real and raw before him. Take five minutes as we look through the first five verses of Psalm 22.

Did you know that Christ is for the rag-tag ragamuffins of society? The distressed? Those in debt? The bitter in soul? And that message is AMAZING! Maybe you look at that list and think, "This doesn't describe me." Let me be the first one to welcome into the truth that yes it does. And when you can truly accept that fact, everything changes because then you meet Jesus. Passage: 1 Samuel 22:2

Just some things that stood out from our time in the book of Ruth. Powerful stuff.

Looking at Judges 16:19.

Here's another Five Minutes episode with a little extra at the end. We're looking at Deuteronomy 30 combined with Philippians 1:21, trying to come to grips with what it means to have God be our life. Brian shares for five minutes and then there is another five minutes of listening to his cousin, Megan Marshman, as she describes to those who were in attendance at the memorial service of her husband...

Remember when God wouldn't let Moses go into the Promised Land because he smacked a rock with his staff? Well, there's a little bit more to it than that. Listen to this episode as we dive into Number 20:2-12.

LEVITICUS 26:1-2 + Leviticus 26:11-12 Question: Why do you obey God? What is at the core of the motivation that drives you to obey God? Question: Do you know where God's favorite place to be is?  We look at both of these questions from both of these passages in this episode.

We are all called to be part of what God is doing, but in that we need to remember that he gives us everything necessary to do his part. And as we do what he calls us to do, we do with grateful and generous hearts.

Our response to God when he reveals more of himself to us should be worship, no matter what he reveals about himself.

Worshiping and serving God with the skill that he provides. The heart behind the sacrifices and offerings set up in the Old Testament. Today's reading in Exodus 28-29 is full of some good stuff.

Here's a quick 2-minute podcast of something that stood out to me when I read Exodus 16:4 last week.

Our perspective is changed concerning our sufferings when Jesus has brought us through. And God is faithful in the middle of them so that our perspectives are changed. A look at Genesis 41:51-52.

Here's a message that was preached at our Tuesday noon study through the book of Acts. Brian felt like it was important to share here. Acts 12:6-19

A quick look at Genesis 3:1 as we look at the tactics of the Enemy and why it's so important to spend time with Jesus in the Bible.

Purpose Claremont... I Just wanted to share how much I love you and how thankful I am for you. You all came to my mind this morning as I spent time with Jesus in 1 Thessalonians 3.

A look at 2 Chronicles 6:41 and 1 Peter 2:9 as we see who God has made us to be and what he has called us to do.

Are you a leader without the position or title? Do you wonder what kind of influence you have if you don't have the corner office or the position that tells others that you're in charge? If so, you'll want to listen to this podcast as Brian talks about how influence outweighs position and title according to 1 Chronicles 11:1-2.

Are you convinced about Jesus because of someone else or because of you and Jesus? We look at that in this episode.

Let this sink in: we are invited by God to ask. This is mind-blowing.

What do we do when we're terrified about what we are facing? We remember. 

What do we do with God when we get to those passages that seem like he's brutal? Let's look at that as we dive into Deuteronomy 7.