SIDERIS PODCAST

Martin Luther King Jr had a dream/vision and so did the Apostle Peter in Acts 10... turns out they were very similar.

What is "Simony" and why must we fight to keep capitalistic consumerism out of the church of Jesus Christ?

The record of Stephen the first Christian martyr

What does it mean that the early church had "all things in common" and why was that such a huge part of the witness of the Holy Spirit?

How and why must I be bold in the face of persecution?

Does God heal today? Chip Battoe shares his witness of healing.

How are repentance and baptism connected? Can I do one without the other? Why is it so hard to commit to things these days?

Why do we preach? A look at the first Christian sermon helps us understand how, why, when we should harold.

What changed the disciples and transformed them from simple witnesses "OF" the ministry, death and resurrection of Jesus, to being Jesus's active witnesses "TO" the world? The answer fell upon them like a personal wave of power in Acts chapter 2. It was a great awakening.

Paster Dave and Pastor Ryan talk about the socio-historical context for the Book of Acts along with the major theme of "WITNESS" as we begin a series about the early church and what "should" happen once you've seen that Jesus is the Son of God.

We hope this podcast helps you "Look Up" and use your uniquely human capacity to "consider the transcendent." Here you will find all the sermons since the inception of Sideris Church in Seattle in 2015.

Looking closely at what actually happened on the cross. It is more than just the natural, intense suffering and death of Jesus. Something supernatural happened. What exactly was it?

Why does Mark end his gospel with a group of women "trembling" and "afraid"? That is not how I remember the Easter story.

[Unfortunately the intro is cut off] ... but here is an discussion of the Mt. of Olives predictions Jesus makes. It is hard to understand but teaches us a lot about how to live in the face of mystery in the Christian life.

When Jesus starts showing himself fully in our lives, the authoritative king, we often fight back as he presses into every area of our lives to begin transformation. What do we do when we feel ourselves fighting back?

One of our Fellowship Group leaders, Ben Thompson, asks the question: Is Jesus is worth following?

We look into the famous request of brothers James and John to sit in seats of honor in Jesus coming kingdom. A few key questions come up: Is ambition good or bad? What qualifies as greatness? How does someone become a great person? What happens when I ask Jesus for a good thing in the wrong way?

If you wonder what Jesus has to say about marriage and divorce, this is a good sermon to listen to.

In one of the spiciest teachings of Jesus, we find that most of the biggest questions we wrestle with (like the reality of Hell) can be better understood by putting on the lenses of greatness-seeking.

At our 3 YR Anniversary we get to look at a passage which should become the honest anthem of considerers everywhere: "God, I believe, help my unbelief!"

We hope this podcast helps you "Look Up" and use your uniquely human capacity to "consider the transcendent." Here you will find all the sermons since the inception of Sideris Church in Seattle in 2015.

We hope this podcast helps you "Look Up" and use your uniquely human capacity to "consider the transcendent." Here you will find all the sermons since the inception of Sideris Church in Seattle in 2015.

We look at the story of Jesus feeding the 5,000 and see the pattern for how all grace is distributed by God to the needy world.

On this Christmas Eve we look at two instances when Jesus was turned away in his hometown. Often its the people that should know us best who we feel the furthest from.

How do we know that we have the seed of faith planted in us by God's grace? It might be a storm that activates it's growth.