Garrard Street church of Christ Sermons Podcast

Jay shares thoughts on fathers

Jesus loved sinners, but He also used a whip to drive people out of the temple courts! So, how does Jesus want us to act in a culture that pushes for sin to be accepted in the name of "tolerance?"

Since Romans 12:18 instructs us to have whole or complete relationships with others, let us consider how we can nurture our relations with others.

"If possible, so far as it depends on you, be at peace with all men" (Romans 12:18). That includes those not in Christ who are destined for eternal destruction in hell. That thought should trouble us deeply. Let us develop relationships with the lost and lead them to Jesus!

Jesus placed the spiritual family above the physical. That family is knit together in love! But it's not always easy...

Jesus placed the spiritual family above the physical. What should our relationship with the family of God look like?

The relationship between husband and wife reflects our relationship with God. Let us make this a great relationship!

For children to honor their father and mother, they must be trained to do so. Moms and dads must be wise and work hard to train their children. Without this training, our relationship with our children will falter.

Christians are commanded to "be at peace with all men" (Romans 12:18). For us to have a good relationship with God, then we must seek good relationships with others. Today we consider our relationship with our parents.

Jesus proved that He is the Son of God. But how did He define His relationship to us?

Life is difficult. As followers of Jesus, we are thankful to have the Good Shepherd to guide and protect us. But we still have difficulties and are often left to wonder, "How do people live without Jesus?"

After Jesus was resurrected, everyone had a difficult time recognizing Him. Would we recognize Him if He showed up today?

If God is transforming Christians into the likeness of Christ, then can I have a hobby that isn't overtly Christian? How do we decide what to do with our time?

God is at work in Christians, transforming them into the image of Jesus. As willing partners in His work, what must Christians strive to do as God makes us like Jesus?

A disciple's desire is to be like his teacher. Do you want to be like Jesus?

Hosea had a difficult love story. But it was not nearly as difficult as God's.

If you know Jesus, but don't want to bear fruit in His kingdom, this message is for you.

Christians must "fight the good fight of the faith" (1 Tim. 6:12), "act like men" (1 Cor. 16:13), and "speak confidently" (Titus 3:8). But those commands are not intended to create people who fight with others.

Narcan is a wonder drug that has saved countless lives of those who have over-dosed with drugs. Jesus is a greater wonder. He has saved countless more lives. He gives eternal life!

The third chapter of Titus gives a wonderful depiction of the Christian life and reminds us of who we were without Christ. Let us live fully for Him!

Those who profess to know God better back it up with the proper deeds. Let us not deny our Lord by our deeds.

Those who are members of God's family have a definite way that they are to conduct themselves. That conduct has huge implications.

There is no surprise that Christians should be praying. But in 1 Timothy 2, the command is not just to pray, but to pray for those in authority. Why is this urged? And how should we be praying for them?

No one knows the actual day that Jesus was born on. Even the year of His birth is questionable. But this we know: He was born at the proper time!

Jerry shares a message from scripture with us today.