The Price Chapel Podcast

"Cancel Culture" cancels people, but Jesus cancels sin.

The image of the donkey is helpful for understanding the symbolism of Jesus' triumphal entry on Palm Sunday.

We all yearn for significance but we also have a need for safety and comfort. What do you value more; living a significant life or a safe life?

In the story of Ruth we find 3 keys to taking faith-filled risks with God.

Ruth finds herself in a position of vulnerability, a widow in a foreign land. Yet, in this position of need God demonstrates his faithfulness to her and her mother-in-law, Naomi. How can God demonstrate his great love for us in the opportunities that our need presents Him?

When you are overwhelmed with loss you need someone to be a faithful presence.

It is hard to accept the depths of God's love for us; yet, he calls us his 'beloved.' Pastor Ted Swinburne leads us into exploring God's great love for each of us.

The force of the Gospel Message is external because of the hope that springs from the internal experience with God. We love sending people locally, regionally and globally to spread the good news of Jesus sacrifice for us because we know the hope we have in Him.

God has gifted his people with influence where they are. What are the areas of influence he's given you? Is God using you to raise the temperature of faith with the lives you influence?

Danjuma Alcala is the co-leader of Because He First Loved Us, an Alliance Ministry to Refugees in the Salt Lake Valley. Emile Ndahunga is a newly immigrated refugee who is also a pastor. We are blessed to have them speak to us today about prayer and care for marginalized people.

A person with a well-fed soul who is empowered by the Holy Spirit has the freedom to follow the Spirit.

T'shuvah is the Hebew word for repentance. Repentance is the act of returning to the true path, Jesus.

Prayer is primary in the Alliance family. Join us as we begin a six week series on prayer's internal effects and outward motivations.

Guest speaker, Daniel Salinas joins us this Sunday for a message on Psalm 27.

Advent - Faithful with Favor - Pastor Steve Swinburne CCLI Streaming License #20171257 . . Click here to give: https://tithe.ly/give_new/www/#/tithely/give-one-time/14029

The season of advent is a reflection on the apocalyptic woe and eschatological hope.

Everything ends in ruin as the book of Nehemiah draws to a close. From the economic and social disobedience of the Jews to God's instruction we draw today a clearer understanding of our need for an epic savior.

Body Life Sunday - A celebration of membership, baptisms, child dedications and the stories of what God is doing through Price Chapel.

Nehemiah teaches us how sorrow is the prerequisite for life's joy.

Nehemiah encounters opposition from all sides and demonstrates the 3 essential character qualities for standing against intimidation.

Sacrifice can lead to burn out if we do not heed the warning signs. Living a life that brings pleasure to God includes sacrifice and self-care.

Opposition is to be expected in life. Nehemiah beautifully models how to handle opposition when it causes discouragement, highlighting the unity we have as followers of God.

Legacy matters, but often we put our names on the wrong things; thing that are not important or things that don't last. Yet we have a God who understands that we struggle to leave a good legacy and he intervenes by giving us new hearts set on Spirit-filled discipleship.

It is time to rebuild our lives, our routines, our relationship with God and our church. It’s time to return. It’s time to move forward. It’s time to advance. We can no longer afford the consequences of isolation and departure from our spiritual disciplines of worship. It’s time rebuild.

Paul addresses how contentment and hospitality are the vaccine to the pandemic of greed that is pervasive in the economies of the world.