Multiply Church Podcast

Living with intention means making conscious choices about how we spend our time, energy, and resources, rather than drifting through life or pursuing worldly success. This intentional approach requires monitoring three crucial areas: our decisions, relationships, and resources - much like watching the gauges on a car's dashboard. Our decisions reveal our true priorities, our relationships sh...

The essence of a covenant community extends far beyond traditional church membership, embodying the universal Body of Christ that crosses racial, cultural, and geographical boundaries. At its core, this community grapples with the delicate balance between grace and truth - two essential elements that Jesus perfectly demonstrated but that we often struggle to maintain. Some lean too heavily toward...

Church covenants represent a sacred commitment that transforms ordinary church membership into a meaningful spiritual family relationship. These covenants establish a framework for mutual encouragement, discipleship, and support during both challenging and joyful seasons. Members make three fundamental commitments: to Christ, to the church community, and to the mission. The commitment to Christ in...

The concept of a covenant relationship with God represents a deep commitment that fundamentally shapes how we live and interact with others. This covenant begins with a personal relationship with God through Jesus Christ, which then extends to meaningful connections with fellow believers. Just as marriage exemplifies a covenant between spouses, God chose to be a covenant-making God with His people...

Throughout biblical history, God established six major covenants with humanity, each revealing His character and commitment to His creation. Beginning with Adam and Eve, God offered dominion over creation while testing their trust. After humanity's fall, God's covenant with Noah demonstrated His mercy, promising never to destroy the world by flood again. Through Abraham, God initiated a...

In the second week of Advent, we focus on the theme of peace, a central promise of the season. Advent is a time of anticipation and preparation for the coming of Jesus Christ, marked by themes of hope, peace, joy, and love. Isaiah 9:6-7 prophesies the arrival of the Prince of Peace, a promise fulfilled in Luke 2:13-14 with the birth of Jesus. Romans 5:1-2 explains that peace with God comes through...

Entering the Advent season, we are reminded of the profound significance of hope in our Christian journey. As defined by Merriam-Webster, hope is to cherish a desire with anticipation. For believers, this hope is anchored in Jesus Christ, who promises eternal life and guides us through daily struggles. Key scriptures such as Isaiah 9:2 and Romans 15:13 highlight the biblical foundation of hope, sy...

Ephesians 1:15-23 captures Paul's heartfelt prayer for the church, focusing on faith, wisdom, and the incomparable power of God. Worship plays a crucial role in our spiritual journey, reminding us of God's goodness and faithfulness. Life's valleys are navigated with God's presence, turning our experiences into testimonies of His faithfulness. Paul's prayer encourages us to...

In times of trouble, where do we turn for comfort? This message discusses the profound relationship between comfort and adversity, drawing from 2 Corinthians 1:3-11. Adversity is inevitable, but God's comfort is always available to us, often delivered through His Word and His people. Paul’s message to the Corinthians highlights that comfort and adversity often coexist, and God comforts us so...

In times of uncertainty, it's reassuring to know that God is in control. This week's message at Multiply Church emphasized the importance of recognizing and appreciating the spiritual gifts within our community. By examining Paul's letters, particularly his prayers of thanksgiving, we are reminded to be grateful for the blessings and gifts God has bestowed upon us. Reflecting on rec...

In times of uncertainty, especially during election seasons, it's easy to get distracted by worldly events. We are reminded that our ultimate hope and security lie in Jesus Christ, not political leaders. Drawing from Matthew 24 and 25, the signs of the times are discussed and how we should live in anticipation of Jesus' return. The parable of the sheep and the goats illustrates that true...

Have you ever wondered if today could be the day Jesus returns? This isn't just a theological curiosity; it's a call to live a life of readiness and faithfulness. Reflecting on Matthew 24 and 25, we look into the signs of the times and the importance of being prepared for Christ's return. True worship is about loving God for who He is, not just for what He can give us. Jesus' p...

In this week's message, we explore Matthew 24:15-28, focusing on the urgency of living each day as if it were our last. The 'abomination of desolation' is discussed, highlighting its historical and prophetic significance. Jesus' warning about the great tribulation underscores the need for immediate action and preparedness. The message also cautions against false prophets and em...

Based on Matthew 24, Jesus provided a series of warnings and signs, including deception, wars, natural disasters, persecution, and false prophets. He emphasized that these events are significant but not the ultimate indicators of His return. The final sign will be the global proclamation of the gospel. In light of these signs, we are called to stand firm in our faith, deepen our relationship with...

In this final message of the series on money, we address the question: 'What do I do with the rest of it?' After discussing the dangers of letting money become our god and the importance of giving, we now focus on managing the remaining portion of our finances in a way that honors God. The Bible, particularly Ecclesiastes 5:10-20, warns us about the dangers of loving money and the futili...

Facing financial struggles? Remember, God has already won the ultimate battle. This message emphasizes the importance of handling money God's way. Key points include not letting money control you, trusting God over financial resources, and giving first, freely, generously, and cheerfully. Reflect on your financial practices and take a step of faith by committing to give God's way. Our mi...

In this message, we discussed the profound truth that 'The Lord is for you,' emphasizing that God is not out to get us but wants to bless and transform us. We examined how to see and handle money from God's perspective, contrasting the world's view with God's. Key scriptures like Romans 12:2 and Matthew 6:25-34 remind us to trust God over wealth and seek His kingdom first....

Money is essential to our daily lives, enabling us to meet basic needs and make choices. While it holds power, it is inherently neutral, and its impact depends on our attitudes and actions. Jesus' teachings in Matthew 6:19-24 urge us to store treasures in heaven rather than on earth, emphasizing that our hearts follow our treasures. He also warns that we cannot serve both God and money, highl...

This message emphasizes the importance of finding purpose and power through the Bible in a world of constant distractions. It begins by highlighting the eternal nature of God's Word and its role in revealing God's character and will. The message then outlines Scripture's transformative effect on believers, as it is God-breathed and useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting, and trai...

Spiritual warfare is the unseen battle between good and evil, where victory comes from using God's armor and living offensively. Christians are called to engage actively in prayer, wield the Word of God, and protect loved ones through intercessory prayer. By standing firm in faith and advancing God's kingdom, we can overcome spiritual challenges and win the battle for Christ. Our mission...

Explore the reality of spiritual warfare and the necessity of the full armor of God as outlined in Ephesians 6. Understand Satan's strategic plan to undermine our spiritual well-being and learn how to equip ourselves with truth, righteousness, peace, faith, salvation, the Word of God, and prayer to stand firm against his schemes. Reflect on Jesus' example during His temptation and the im...

Spiritual warfare is an unavoidable reality for Christians, requiring a recognition of our inherent weaknesses and the need for God's strength. Our righteousness is insufficient, and we must rely on Jesus for salvation. The battle against spiritual forces of evil is real, and the devil actively schemes to exploit our vulnerabilities. Victory comes from standing firm with the full armor of God...

Spiritual warfare is an invisible yet significant battle between God's forces and Satan's. It's essential to recognize this conflict, understand the enemy's tactics of stealing joy, killing faith, and destroying lives, and to guard our minds with truth. Equipping ourselves with the full armor of God and relying on His divine power are key to standing firm in this ongoing strugg...

Discover how to live a victorious life by embracing God's plan for abundance. Learn from biblical figures like Joseph and Moses, who demonstrate the importance of hope, obedience, perspective, and the purpose of pain. Understand that trials are not punishments but opportunities for growth, and that God's timing is perfect, as exemplified in the fulfillment of His promises to the Israelit...

The life of Moses, a pivotal figure in biblical history, is characterized by three 40-year phases that highlight his transformation from an Egyptian prince to a shepherd, and ultimately to the leader of the Israelites. Initially, Moses enjoyed the luxuries of Pharaoh's palace but felt a strong connection to his Hebrew heritage. At 40, he chose to stand with his people, setting him on a path o...