The Robert J. Morgan Podcast

Humility and unity are vital aspects of a strong family and church. In these 4 verses, the Apostle Paul tells us the secrets of staying close to one another. 

This series of our studies was recorded at Sunnylane Family Church in Oklahoma and it explores the key passage that unlocks the whole book of Philippians. 

This series of our studies was recorded at Sunnylane Family Church in Oklahoma and it explores the key passage that unlocks the whole book of Philippians. 

In this personal podcast, I reflect on the book of Deuteronomy and what it means to rededicate our lives to Christ.

In this episode, we drill down deeper into Paul's great affirmations - to live is Christ and to die is gain.

Do you have a life motto? Paul had one: to live is Christ, and to die is gain.

In this podcast, we look at every phrase of Paul's determination to rejoice because of the prayers of the Philippians and the provision of the spirit. The audio for this episode was taken from a message Rob delivered at World Outreach Church in Murfreesboro, TN.

Recently, Rob had the opportunity to preach at Kindred Community Church in Anaheim, CA on the bible's role in shaping America's history. 

Let God Use it For Good. Just as God used Paul's negative circumstances to advance the gospel, so He turns all of our misfortunes into opportunities for our testimonies.

Paul's prayer in this passage gives us the steps of becoming more like Christ.

Remember, God is Still Working on You. We should be thankful, prayerful, and cheerful because God is continuing His good work in us. 

In this unusual episode, we try to image what it would be like to hear the book of Philippians read for the first time in history. 

In today's "Whatever Happens" podcast episode, I'll make the case that we MUST remember important propositions from the opening of Philippians, where we learn that we are saints of Christ, servants of Christ, and supplied by Christ. 

We are coming up on the 20th Anniversary of The Red Sea Rules. In honor of the anniversary, we wanted to present this bonus episode of a sermon preached at Bethany Church in La Crosse, WI on 4/15/2018.

The church in Philippi and it's two nearby churches in Macedonia are the New Testament's new premier model for supporting the advancement of the Kingdom.

When we memorize hymns and praise songs it can help us almost as much as memorized scripture. In today's episode, we'll learn some of the ways of doing that. 

One of the most vivid scenes in the New Testament is Paul and Silas singing hymns at midnight at the Philippian jail. We can learn a lesson from them about the role of music in our devotional life.

Do you ever find the will of God to be mysterious, perplexing, and bewildering? Welcome to the world of the Apostle Paul and today's episode, where we’ll see how he navigated an uncertain stretch of life.

Today's podcast episode is Rob's preaching the Gospel from the book of Romans. On his recent trip through the UK, Rob shared this message at an evangelistic rally just outside of Cardiff, Wales.

In our evil age, how do we balance God's judgment and love? We can learn from Ezekiel 33 to be like a watcher on the wall, warning the wicked that sin leads to judgment. Why? "As I live, declares the Lord God, I have no pleasure in the death of the wicked, but that the wicked turn from his way and live" (Ezekiel 33:11).

The critics of Jesus throw two questions in His face in John 8: "Who Are You?" and "Who Do You Think You Are." Our Lord's cryptic answers lead us to mind-boggling truths that leave every human being facing a critical decision.

In this episode we are studying the first 8 verses of Revelation, which serve as the prologue for the book. Join as we discuss the importance of studying and understanding this book, as we are closer to experiencing the incredible return of Christ than any other generation before.

In this episode of our Living on the Precipice of Prophecy series, we will be studying various passages in Isaiah to learn more about The Battle of Armageddon that is referenced in Revelation 16.

The book of Revelation completes the biblical biography of the Antichrist. He makes a cameo appearance in chapter 6, and then we face him full force in chapters 13 - 19. He meets his just end with the return of Jesus in Revelation 19.

In this third of four episodes exploring the biblical biography of the Antichrist, we'll survey passages from 2 Thessalonians and the book of Revelation to develop a profile for this evil end-times character.