Mission Church: Teaching Podcast

One of our favorite Sundays of the year is Project Just Start Sunday. Hear Dan and Tommy share the vision and impact of providing backpacks to schools in The 10.

Sometimes our best intentions keep us from catching the wind. Today, Tommy Bowman shows us three ways that we may be missing the mark as we journey through our Christian life. Learning these three things can help us all catch the wind of the Holy Spirit.

How do we know if we've caught the wind? The wind of God’s Spirit will never lead you in a direction that is contrary to who God is and what God has said in the Bible! Today we'll look at 4 ways to see if you've caught the wind.

Many Christians find themselves exhausted and defeated these days. The early church faced opposition after opposition, yet they sailed through suffering! That's because they understood technique. Today, Jon walks us through 4 key ways that the early church learned to catch God's Spirit.

The grave is empty! Now what? The story is not over! What happens next through the Holy Spirit changes everything for Christians.

There is no power like the power of Jesus! We read time and time again in the Bible of the power that Jesus holds. This power didn't just exist when He was on earth, this power exists inside of all of us today. Reach out to Him today and ask for His power.

Our journey to the cross finishes with the crucifixion of Jesus. This is our most important stop on our journey but one we often want to skip. The pain and suffering that Jesus went through for us is unimaginable. But it is in the darkest moment of guilt on a cross where we are met with the deepest moment of companionship in the Kingdom. It is finished.

Today we're talking about fear. We all experience it, but what do we do about it? The goal isn't "fear not", the goal is to fear God. Fight fear with fear!

We've all experienced guilt and we most likely will have more moments of guilt in our lives. But today, Jon challenged us and asked: Where are you going with your guilt?

A lonely garden is where we find ourselves in today's teaching in our journey to the cross. This is where we read how Jesus felt, who He followed, and what He found during His time in the garden. Jesus shows us how we can experience the Kingdom of God and live the Christian life.

Today, our journey to the cross brought us to the Last Supper. Jon taught us about the significance of communion. Communion isn't something we earn, but something that we get to receive.

Today our journey to the cross leads us to a sinners table. An unusual group of people gathered together with Jesus and they witness something that Mary did that Jesus described as "a beautiful thing". Dan teaches us that a beautiful thing requires cost, focus, and risk.

Today we began our journey to the cross. Our prayer over these next 8 weeks is that this series helps you experience Jesus in a whole new way as we study and learn about His journey to the cross. Our first stop: the crowded street during Passover.

Marriage can be hard. If you're watching this, it probably means you want an answer to the question: How can I have a strong marriage? The answer is oneness. O = Ongoing Forgiveness N = Never-Ending Growth E = Ever-Increasing Intimacy

Motherhood comes in seasons and we have a unique opportunity to approach each season differently. Donna Peacock joined us this morning to share her wisdom with us through the seasons!

Parenting isn't easy. We don't have a one-size-fits-all guide. This week Jon Peacock and Kelly Byrd have a candid and insightful conversation about fatherhood. Dads, this message is for you!

God wants your hands to do His work, and if we want that to happen, we have to surrender. Growth begins at the end of your comfort zone! What can you surrender to God today?

God has so much in store for us and we have to get ready for it. To do that, we have to do more shaping. More shaping into the image of God. Listen to this message and take some time to reflect on how God might be trying to shape you today.

95% of believers will never share their faith with one person throughout the course of their life. The Bible is clear that as Christians we are meant to boldly share the Word of God. Will you dare to share the good news of Jesus?

God is a sending God. How do we know that? The Father sent the Son, the Son sent the Spirit, and now the Spirit of God sends us, the church. There is more for you on the other side of your comfort zone. God said "Go.", will you say yes?

God said "Go." and Jonah said "No." Just like many of us, Jonah didn't have a salvation problem, he had a sacrifice problem. If you feel like you're running from God or not sure what He wants for your life, this message is for you.

God has more in store for you in 2022. Today we learned about the more God had for Jonah. We've all been in Jonah's position: running from God. But the more God desires from you today is surrender.

We all know what it's like to wait. Wait for that job, wait for that person, wait for that moment, and so on. Waiting is the hardest work of hope. But thankfully, because we know Jesus, we can worship in the waiting.

If you find yourself in a valley this Christmas season, we have some good news and bad news for you. The Bad News: The valley is dark and wrong paths are abundant. The Good News: Your Shepherd is with you and He knows the way through. Even in the valley, we can sing a song of victory.

Anxiety is an American mental health epidemic. If we don't have anxiety ourselves we're probably close with someone who struggles with it. But what if we saw anxiety as a signal to sing? That might sound funny, but as we learn in this message, worship is our weapon and we must use it to fight against our anxious thoughts.