Messiah's Upper Room Podcast

Richard Edwards takes over during Pastor Otte’s absence this week as Messiah’s Upper Room studies the messages to the angels of the churches in Ephesus and Smyrna.

There is plenty to unpack throughout the very first chapter of the Book of Revelation as Pastor Otte and the class dive directly into the Word.

Pastor Otte and Messiah’s Upper Room continue to lay the ground work for our study of the book of Revelation through an examination of Millennialism, Amillennialism, and the differences between these interpretations and more.

After a couple of weeks of setbacks, Messiah’s Upper Room is back with a new study series over the Book of Revelation. Pastor Otte helps lay the foundation in this introduction to interpreting this inspired, apocalyptic and symbolic text.

This week Messiah’s Upper Room completes our series over reconciliation.

Messiah’s Upper Room Bible Class continue their series over reconciliation as the class and Pastor Otte discuss managing one’s stress level before starting the reconciliation process with a brother or sister in Christ.

We continue our series over reconciliation as we talk about the outline given to us by the Bible on how we are to approach reconciliation with a brother (or sister) in Christ and how we are not to let the sun set on our anger such as to contribute to our “yuck” pile.

This week, Messiah’s Upper Room starts a new series over reconciliation.

Messiah’s Upper Room returns from their brief holiday hiatus to finish the Gospel of John. Jesus talks with His disciples while they eat fish and bread on the shore. Jesus then singles out Peter to talk to him about love and forgiveness.

Messiah’s Upper Room edges closer to completing the gospel of John with a discussion on the relationship between faith and fear, our fears of today, the fears of the disciples, and the reassurance Jesus provides for all of us.

Pastor Otte and Messiah’s Upper Room begin to approach the end of the Gospel of John as they discuss the burial of Jesus, the discovery of the open tomb, and the reappearance of Jesus.

The Upper Room continues through the Gospel of John with the recounting of Jesus’s crucifixion and how the Scriptures were fulfilled.

Messiah’s Upper Room continues through the Gospel of John as Jesus is brought before Pilate. Pilate appeals to the crowd and, despite his best intentions, fails to draw sympathy from those that wish to put Jesus to death.

This week Messiah’s Upper Room talks about the arrest and trial of Jesus, how Peter tries to defend using the sword, and ask ourselves the question: what is truth?

Pastor Otte and Messiah’s Upper Room continue in the Gospel of John as they discuss Jesus’s prayer for God to keep His disciples and guard them from the evil in the world after Jesus departs from it.

Jesus starts to speak plainly with His disciples as the time of His arrest draws closer.

Messiah’s Upper Room dives in deeper into what Jesus means when He mentions to the disciples that “your sorrow will turn to joy” on this week’s episode.

Pastor Otte and Messiah’s Upper Room Bible Class continue through the Gospel of John and discuss relative truth, what people mean when living by their truth, and what it means living by the truth.

This week we continue through the book of John as we discuss Jesus’s message to His disciples about the Helper to come after Jesus.

Pastor Otte and the rest of Messiah’s Upper Room Bible Class return this week as we continue our journey through the book of John. Jesus explains to His disciples why He is telling them everything up to now, and provides reassurance as to what is to come after He goes to be with the Father.

Messiah’s Upper Room Bible Class takes a week off from the book of John for a time of fellowship as we celebrate the service of Pastor Welmer as he accepts a call to serve a church in Kentucky.

Pastor Otte and Messiah’s Upper Room continue their study if the book of John as Jesus reminds His disciples of the hatred they will receive from the world because of the world’s hatred for Jesus.

Join Pastor Otte and the rest of Messiah’s Upper Room Bible Class as we continue through the gospel of John as we discuss whose joy we may obtain by sharing our fruit and a new commandment that Jesus gives to His disciples.

We continue on our journey through the Gospel of John with our continued discussion of Jesus being the one true vine and how we as His followers should abide in Him such as a branch remains grafted to the vine in order to produce many fruits.

Pastor Otte and Messiah’s Upper Room Bible Class continue through their study in the Gospel of John and discuss what Jesus means when He says that He is the vine, His father the vinedresser, and who are the branches that do or do not bear fruit.