What’s the Word

We are beginning a new series! In a world full of loud noises, distractions and self-absorption; who are we, really? Every aspect of our daily lives tells—actually SCREAMS at us—to be this thing or that thing. We have forgotten who are, or maybe, we never really knew at all. Who or What does God say we are? In a word, creature. We are God’s creation, plain and simple.

Today, we are going to unpack the false notion of once saved, always saved. While Baptism freely grants salvation and faith, it is NOT a get-out-of-jail-free card for wanton and unrepentant behavior.

There is quite a bit of noise about the difference between 'water' baptisms and 'Spirit' baptisms. How can we calm the chaos long enough to see and understand that those events are one and the same? Join us as we explore the utter indivisibility of the Trinity in the gift of Baptism. Original Clip: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1368923742090743

Find Us On FaceBook! https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61550530370357&mibextid=LQQJ4d LISTEN ANYTIME ON: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1lJhGDuUQSzJ5Tan6kpn9l?si=3c2d88cb3cee4574 Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/whats-the-word/id1703617566

Who is King David? Listen along as Lee and Dallas discuss the highs and lows of his life and how God uses him regardless. 

Is God really more concerned with what or WHO we believe in more so than our actual behavior?

In this episode, we have a question from a viewer. The question it self is "Did God create certain people for deliverance and other people for destruction?" Join Pastor Lee and Dallas Louis as they dive into this question.

In this episode of What's the Word, Pastor Lee and Dallas Louis examine a video that shares their thoughts on 4 things that make someone go to hell.

In this episode of What's the Word, Pastor Lee and Dallas Louis examine the claim that none of the New Testament writers ever met Jesus. 

In this episode, Pastor Lee and Dallas Louis talk about honoring your parents; even if they do things that they shouldn't.

How much can we relate to Peter in both his successes and shortcomings? In this episode, Jim and Dallas discuss how God can still use us, even in our failures.

In this episode, Pastor Jim and Dallas tackle the roles of both men and women in the church.

What does scripture tell us about baptism? Listen along with Pastor Jim and Dallas as they tackle whether the validity of baptism depends on the heart of man or the heart of God.

In this episode, Dallas and Pastor Jim tackle the tough questions from Alex O'Connor around slavery in the Old Testament as well as answering the question of whether we see the same God in both the Old and New Testament.

If this life is all there is, then everything changes. But what if there is more? In this episode, we look at the resurrection and the hope that reshapes how we live today.

"Follow your heart" is advice we hear everywhere. But can the hearts be trusted to lead us well? In this episode, we explore the difference between trusting ourselves and the trusting the Lord.

In a world full of options and opinions, it can feel like every path leads to the same place. But Jesus says something different. In this episode, we hear His words and consider why truth matters.

“It’s my life.” It sounds freeing. It sounds right. But what does Scripture say? In this episode, we examine the idea of self-ownership and hear the surprising truth that brings real freedom: you are not your own.

Where do lies begin? Not with something obvious, but with a question. “Did God really say?” In this episode, we return to Genesis and explore how deception starts by subtly shifting our trust away from God’s Word. This pattern still shapes how we think, decide, and believe today.

At the heart of The Long Night stands the suffering Servant. In this episode, we explore Isaiah’s prophecy, the weight of sin, and the cross where darkness gathers. Lent leads us here before it leads us anywhere else.

At the heart of The Long Night stands the suffering Servant. In this episode, we explore Isaiah’s prophecy, the weight of sin, and the cross where darkness gathers. Lent leads us here before it leads us anywhere else.

What does God do in places that feel beyond repair? In this episode, we turn to Ezekiel’s vision of dry bones and explore the power of God’s Word to bring life. Through Ezekiel, Ephesians, and John, we consider resurrection hope before Easter arrives.

What do you do when God makes a promise and then seems silent? In this episode, we walk with Abraham through years of waiting and into the moment when the promise appears to be at risk. Through Genesis and Hebrews, we examine faith under delay and the God who provides.

Why does darkness exist if God is good? In this opening episode of this series, we begin in Genesis and trace the fracture that introduced sin and death into the world. Through Genesis, Romans, and John, we explore hiding, promise, and the light that shines in darkness. The night begins, but it does not begin without hope.