Wasatch Christian church podcast

In Mark 1 we find a great correlation between leprously and sin. First, how easily both can take over a person’s life and change them forever. And second, how to find the cure from both life-damaging conditions.

Even in the church, evangelism can be a difficult word to deal with. Join us as we look at John 4 to see Jesus giving us a great example of how easy evangelism really is. Every Christian should evangelize.

This a lot of negativity in our world and it is easy to focus on all the bad. In John 14 Jesus teaches us that there are much more important things to focus on and reminds us of all that is good. When we focus on the good, its life changing!

Lesson number two as Jesus speaks from John 14 and teaches us how to not let the events all around us cause us stress and anxiety. A great message to apply to your life if you are struggling with fear, depression, anxiety, or frustration.

In recent times there seems to be so many things that causes fear, anxiety, and frustration. Jesus speaks to us in John 14 and shows us the way to have peace.

Finding contentment in God means going back to the basics and learning to do them right. Today we glean from Agur’s writings two important weaknesses to deal with in order to trust God completely and be content in Him, truth (which is NOT subjective) and our motivation for having the things we have.

Once again, we study the prophet Agur and his writings in Proverbs 30 to learn how to be content in God. When it comes down to it, its all about relationship. If your relationship with God is good, then contentment is easy. If not, then we are always looking for things to fill our life to make us happy. Agur shows us what things to look at to get our relationship right with God, and what things to...

Contentment is something that seems so elusive! From the worlds point of view, it is because in that mindset……we always want MORE! Agur, an old testament prophet, teaches us how to be content in a way that does not fade away. Join us in this message as we recenter our lives in God.

Our Christmas Message for Advent. The world, the shepherds, the magi, the prophets, the angels all responded to the present of Jesus. The big question is……how do you and I respond to Jesus?

This week we learn from the Magi in Matthew 2 how to keep the true meaning of Christmas with us all the time. We learn how “not” to get caught up in the commercialism, the depression, or the lack luster feelings that so many people struggle with this time of year.

The world offers us a lot of things, but lasting joy is not one of them. Join us today as we discover how to find and keep authentic joy, no matter what the circumstances are around us.

The angels proclaimed a message of peace when Jesus was born. But what kind of peace did they mean and how do we apply that peace to our lives?

As we begin our Advent season, advent meaning an anticipated coming, we look to what the importance of what the bible prophets stated about Jesus and how the fulfillment of those prophecies confirms our faith. Advent is a season of both celebrating the birth of Jesus at Christmas, but of also excitedly looking to his second return.

It is a strange thought, but being thankful can seem abnormal in our culture. Today we look at the fact of being abnormal for the Christian is not only a good thing…..its a great thing!

How impactful is the bible when we truly accept it for more than a good book, and actually as the word of God? Join us this morning to find out!

The bible is more than a ‘good book’, more than the best-selling book in history, and more than a book that everyone should have. It is the very word of God and God’s love letter to us. It is life changing when we accept it for what it really is, believe it, and apply it.

Almost nothing in guaranteed in life, except these two things; life is hard but God is good. Today we barrow a message from pastor Louie Giglio as he encourages to focus not on our hard lives, but the goodness of God.

Life is hard, but God offers Joy. Not joy like a feeling of happiness, but a joy on contentment in spite of broken dreams, relationships, and tough times. Listen in on God’s perspective of joy and how to have it. For joy is so desperately needed in our lives.

Life is hard, but God offers Joy. Not joy like a feeling of happiness, but a joy on contentment in spite of broken dreams, relationships, and tough times. Listen in on God’s perspective of joy and how to have it. For joy is so desperately needed in our lives.

Today we look at the 4th most common way that God grows our faith in Him. It all makes sense when we look at this issue from an eternal point of view rather than an in-the-moment point of view. Growing our faith in God is tremendously important.

Part 3 of 4 of the most common ways that God grows our faith. This way is very close to home for all of us….check the message out to see what it is! Where do we struggle? Most often in our perception of the situation. The key is to see the issue through God’s eyes and not our perception.

Part 2 in our series which answers the question, “How does God grow our faith?” God really does not ask much of us to grow our faith, from when we are focused on ourselves, God’s ask can seem overwhelming. Today we look at the second most common way that God grows our faith.

The apostles, other, and even we have asked God to grow our faith, but do we really understand what we are asking? This week we discuss what growing in faith really means, its importance in our lives, and 1 of 4 common ways that God grows our faith.

Culture is caught up in an attitude of me-ism with a trinity of me, myself, and I. Following Jesus is about us-ism as we are to die to our old self in salvation, serve one another as a Christian family, and glorify God. As Christians, we must address the issue with love, but keep me-ism out of the church and out of Christianity.

Current culture often see’s Biblical morality as old fashioned…..or even extreme and dangerous. Today we look at why biblical morality is as relevant for today as it was when it was written. And dangerous? Or not wanting to hear the truth?