Firmly Planted Podcast

This is a message Pastor Tyler preached at his church where he serves as youth pastor, Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church.Passage is 1Peter 1:3-12.Tyle shares about the living hope that we have as followers of Jesus. No matter the difficult situation, hope is alive and real.If you would like to talk further with Tyler or have questions regarding Christianity or the Bible, please visit www.befirmlyplanted.com.As always, if this podcast helps you in any way, share with others, leave a rating and comment your thoughts. This better helps others find this show.For more information or ways to contact Tyler, please go to www.befirmlyplanted.com

Have you ever wondered what God is like?How you answer "who is God?" affects every area of your life. Tyler looks at Psalm 18 to show how it shapes our view of God. When we correctly understand who God is, it changes everything. If you have questions or want to reach out to Tyler, visit www.befirmlyplanted.comPlease give 5 stars and share with your friends!

In this week's episode, Tyler addresses why we can believe in the resurrection of Jesus. There are 3 undeniable pieces of evidence that the resurrection happened.If you are a skeptic, please take time to listen o this timely lesson on this important topic. The resurrection is the key doctrine of the Christian faith. Everything rests on this issue. For more information or to reach out to Tyler, please list befirmlyplanted.comGive us five stars and comment...then share with your friends!

In today's episode, Tyler interviews Dr. Ergun Caner.A renowned apologist, author of several books, including co-authoring "The Encyclopedia of Apologetics."Dr. Caner talks about the events that are happening in our world today, such as Russia/Ukraine. There is more going on there than meets the eye.TOPICS DISCUSSED:He introduces a new idea that is on the rise called "Apatheticism."Is there a new wave of atheism and agnosticism? What makes this different than the others?How can Christian parents lead their kids to engage in this culture but still be firm in their faith?How can pastors lead their congregation to get involved in the discussion and make an impact for Jesus?This is a can't miss episode that you WILL want to share with your friends.befirmlyplanted.com#apologetics #faith #atheism #Russia

How can you make an impact for Jesus? As followers of Jesus, we are called to be world changers. But what will it take? Tyler shares some changes in the student ministry he is serves in and how we all should be striving to impact people. If this message speaks to you, would you please subscribe and share it with others to get it in as many hands as possible. For more information or questions, follow Tyler on social media: Instagram @jtylereanesVisit befirmlyplanted.com

Tyler brings a message on the topic of spiritual warfare. Many do not understand spiritual warfare or don't acknowledge its existence. Scripture shares a lot about this topic. Scripture itself is a spiritual/supernatural book.Tyler encourages us to not shy away from the supernatural, but understand it from the Biblical perspective. Because, as followers of Jesus, we are signed up for spiritual warfare - and the battle is all around us.In this episode, Tyler explains from Ephesians 6:where spiritual warfare comes fromwho our enemy iswhy spiritual warfare is needing to be understood by the churchhow to know where victory comes fromThis is a message Pastor Tyler preached at his home church, Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church.If you would like to talk further with Tyler or have questions regarding Christianity or the Bible, please visit www.befirmlyplanted.com.As always, if this podcast helps you in any way, share with others, leave a rating and comment your thoughts. This better helps others find this show.

In the latest episode of Firmly Planted (after a small hiatus) - Tyler Eanes interviews Dr. David Rogers - the son of the well-known and late preacher and pastor Adrian Rogers.Adrian Rogers had a tremendous impact on the Christian faith in America and across the world. He was known for being a powerful preacher but also a beloved pastor.He wrote many books and devotions that still speak to people after his death.In this interview, his son, David, shares his dad's testimony, call to ministry, and his role in the SBC and church at large.Listen to this amazing interview!Don't forget to subscribe and share with your friends.

Tyler brings a message on the topic of spiritual warfare. Many do not understand spiritual warfare or don't acknowledge its existence. Scripture shares a lot about this topic. Scripture itself is a spiritual/supernatural book.Tyler encourages us to not shy away from the supernatural, but understand it from the Biblical perspective. Because, as followers of Jesus, we are signed up for spiritual warfare - and the battle is all around us.In this episode, Tyler explains from Ephesians 6:where spiritual warfare comes fromwho our enemy iswhy spiritual warfare is needing to be understood by the churchhow to know where victory comes fromThis is a message Pastor Tyler preached at his home church, Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church.If you would like to talk further with Tyler or have questions regarding Christianity or the Bible, please visit www.befirmlyplanted.com.As always, if this podcast helps you in any way, share with others, leave a rating and comment your thoughts. This better helps others find this show.

In this episode, Tyler seeks to answer apologetic questions in one minute. The question this week is, "why is there suffering in the world?" Above any other objection to the Christian faith, or a question that people desire to understand, this one stands above them all. We all experience suffering at some level and in different stages of life. Whether we realize it or not, Scripture speaks into this often and clearly. If this encouraged you, or if you have any questions, please visit befirmlyplanted.com to reach out to Tyler. Or, if you need to directly contact him, send an email to tyler@prbc.church

How would Jesus perceive the things that are happening around us? Culture is teaching us something - but how would Jesus respond? In the culture of His day, Jesus did respond - He countered it. In part 1 of the series "Counter Culture," Tyler speaks on Matthew 5:1-2.This series will be diving into what it means to be a follower of Jesus.You will learn about the teachings from Jesus that is commonly called "The Beatitudes" which explain what it really means to live a blessed and successful life as a Christian.Jesus is about to preach the most significant sermon in history - and these verses lay the foundation for what will come. For more information on Firmly Planted Podcasts or on how to reach Tyler, visit befirmlyplanted.comStay firmly planted into the Scriptures for your everyday life.

EPISODE NOTESTyler shares his heart on this brief podcast episode.Can we disagree?If so, how?What should disagreements look like for the follower of Jesus?Visit befirmlyplanted.com for more information on this podcast and how to contact Tyler.

EPISODE NOTESIn this week's episode, Tyler shares a basic approach to studying the Scriptures. For us to grow as Christians, we must be in the Word of God. Every day we eat food to be healthy physically, in the same way, we must digest the Word of God to be healthy spiritually.This podcast will help you have a foundation for approaching the Bible, seeing what it says, interpreting it correctly, and living out the life God has called you to live.Commentary Resources:New American CommentaryWarren Wiersbe Commentary SetNew International Commentary of Old/New TestamentBible Knowledge CommentaryOnline Resources:http://biblethinker.org/https://www.biblegateway.com/https://www.blueletterbible.org/Please visit befirmlyplanted.com for questions or to contact Pastor Tyler.If you have questions about how to be saved, please visit befirmlyplanted.com.

There has been a lot of circulation concerning the scandal and investigation of Ravi Zacharias. What can we learn from this? What hope can be found in a situation like this? This was a tough episode to make and one that is heartfelt and focused on Jesus alone.Contents: Brief Summary of the scandalCalling in ministryWhat can every Christian learn from this?My website is https://befirmlyplanted.com

EPISODE NOTES1 John gives us tests of our salvation. The Bible is very clear that we can know without a doubt that we in a relationship with Jesus.These could be called the basics of Christianity. In this episode, Tyler continues on sharing the next marks of a Christian in 1 Jonh.1 John 3:1-3 - A True Christian has a new nature1 John 3:4-9 - A True Christian cannot live in sin1 John 4:6 - A True Christian will love God's Word1 John 4:7-11 - A True Christian loves other people1 John 5:14-15 - A True Christian experiences answered prayerIf you would like to talk with Tyler about your assurance of salvation or have questions regarding any of the topics discussed, please visit www.befirmlyplanted.com.Resources used:Akin, Daniel L. 1, 2, 3 John. Vol. 38. The New American Commentary. Nashville: Broadman & Holman Publishers, 2001.Kruse, Colin G. The Letters of John. The Pillar New Testament Commentary. Grand Rapids, MI; Leicester, England: W.B. Eerdmans Pub.; Apollos, 2000.Wiersbe, Warren W. The Bible Exposition Commentary. Wheaton, IL: Victor Books, 1996.

EPISODE NOTES1 John gives us tests of our salvation. The Bible is very clear that we can know without a doubt that we in a relationship with Jesus.These could be called the basics of Christianity.1 John 1:5-10 - A True Christian cannot ignore sin1 John 2:3-6 - A True Christian will obey God's commands1 John 2:15-17 - A True Christian will not love the world1 John 2:19 - A True Christian will be faithfully committed to Church1 John 2:22-23 - A True Christian will confess Jesus is GodIf you would like to talk with Tyler, visit www.befirmlyplanted.com.Resources used:Akin, Daniel L. 1, 2, 3 John. Vol. 38. The New American Commentary. Nashville: Broadman & Holman Publishers, 2001.Kruse, Colin G. The Letters of John. The Pillar New Testament Commentary. Grand Rapids, MI; Leicester, England: W.B. Eerdmans Pub.; Apollos, 2000.Wiersbe, Warren W. The Bible Exposition Commentary. Wheaton, IL: Victor Books, 1996.

In the inaugural episode, Tyler shares a little about himself. As well as the purpose of Firmly Planted Podcast. Listen to find out what is in store!EPISODE NOTES: Tyler Eanes is a graduate of Truett McConnell University. WHere he received both his Bachelor of Arts and Masters which concentrated in Theology and Church Ministry.Firmly Planted started because of a deep desire to know the Scriptures. The name came from Psalm 1:1-3, where the songwriter is telling of the one who delights himself in the law of the Lord (the Scriptures) is like a tree "firmly planted" by rivers of water.The goal of Firmly Planted Podcasts is to dive into the Scriptures together and see what they say and how they affect our everyday lives. The entire Bible is all about Jesus and through them, we grow closer to Jesus and know Him more.