Podcast appearances and mentions of christian purpose

In this episode, Pastor Karl kicks off a new 10-week sermon series diving into the letters of 1st and 2nd Timothy. Speaking on Mother's Day, he highlights the powerful influence of faithful mothers and grandmothers, drawing from Timothy's own story, shaped by his mother, Eunice, and grandmother, Lois. Pastor Karl emphasizes the core theme of these letters: what a Jesus community believes—its doctrine—directly shapes how it lives. Exploring 1st Timothy Chapter 1, he unpacks Paul's charge to Timothy, a young leader in Ephesus, to remain steadfast in a challenging environment, teaching sound doctrine and resisting cultural confusion. Pastor Karl outlines six reasons to "remain" in faith: hard places need hard truth, God's people are needed, God uses unworthy people, we serve a great God, the battle for faith is too important to surrender, and some have already fallen away. With passion, he calls the church to stand under Scripture, guard doctrine, and trust in God's grace to live faithfully. Join us for an inspiring start to this series, urging believers to press in and stay committed.Watch all our sermons on our youtube channel "Flipside Christian Church"Join us in person 9:00am & 10:30am every Sunday morning.37193 Ave 12 #3h, Madera, CA 93636For more visit us at flipside.churchFor more podcasts visit flipsidepodcasts.transistor.fm

1st Corinthians Series Message: 22 Episode: 3 of 3 Key Verses: 1st Corinthians 10:23-11:1 Dive into “For the Good of My Neighbor & the Glory of God,” a heartfelt teaching from Pastor Michael Lantz on Walk in Truth, where he unpacks 1 Corinthians 10:23–11:1 to reveal that Christian freedom isn't a ticket to selfish living but a gift designed to serve others and honor Jesus. With relatable stories and clear Scripture insights, Michael shows how every choice we make—big or small—can point people to Christ, build genuine community, and reflect God's glory. He invites both the curious seeker and the seasoned believer to discover how sacrificial love, humble consideration, and daily worship align our hearts with Jesus' example, guiding us to live out our faith not for ourselves but for the good of our neighbor and the glory of God. Welcome to Walk in Truth! These are the Bible teachings of Pastor Michael Lantz. Equipping you to reach out with God's truth to all people. And how to apply that truth to today's issues, trends, and culture.  Leave your question or comment contact@walkintruth.com

Living Truth Christian Fellowship Podcast

1st Corinthians Series Message: 22 Episode: 2 of 3 Key Verses: 1st Corinthians 10:23-11:1 Dive into “For the Good of My Neighbor & the Glory of God,” a heartfelt teaching from Pastor Michael Lantz on Walk in Truth, where he unpacks 1 Corinthians 10:23–11:1 to reveal that Christian freedom isn't a ticket to selfish living but a gift designed to serve others and honor Jesus. With relatable stories and clear Scripture insights, Michael shows how every choice we make—big or small—can point people to Christ, build genuine community, and reflect God's glory. He invites both the curious seeker and the seasoned believer to discover how sacrificial love, humble consideration, and daily worship align our hearts with Jesus' example, guiding us to live out our faith not for ourselves but for the good of our neighbor and the glory of God. Welcome to Walk in Truth! These are the Bible teachings of Pastor Michael Lantz. Equipping you to reach out with God's truth to all people. And how to apply that truth to today's issues, trends, and culture.  Leave your question or comment contact@walkintruth.com

Living Truth Christian Fellowship Podcast

1st Corinthians Series Message: 22 Episode: 1 of 3 Key Verses: 1st Corinthians 10:23-11:1 Dive into “For the Good of My Neighbor & the Glory of God,” a heartfelt teaching from Pastor Michael Lantz on Walk in Truth, where he unpacks 1 Corinthians 10:23–11:1 to reveal that Christian freedom isn't a ticket to selfish living but a gift designed to serve others and honor Jesus. With relatable stories and clear Scripture insights, Michael shows how every choice we make—big or small—can point people to Christ, build genuine community, and reflect God's glory. He invites both the curious seeker and the seasoned believer to discover how sacrificial love, humble consideration, and daily worship align our hearts with Jesus' example, guiding us to live out our faith not for ourselves but for the good of our neighbor and the glory of God. Welcome to Walk in Truth! These are the Bible teachings of Pastor Michael Lantz. Equipping you to reach out with God's truth to all people. And how to apply that truth to today's issues, trends, and culture.  Leave your question or comment contact@walkintruth.com

Living Truth Christian Fellowship Podcast

In this episode of Christ the Center, Camden Bucey leads a discussion with Lane Tipton and Danny Olinger on Geerhardus Vos's sermon, “The Christian's Hope,” from his book Grace and Glory. The group explores the profound eschatological themes of 1 Peter 1:3-5, examining the nature of Christian hope as rooted in the resurrection of Christ and the believer's heavenly inheritance. They unpack how this hope should shape the Christian life, influencing how we view suffering, earthly success, and our ultimate calling. The conversation highlights how Vos's insights are still relevant for modern Reformed believers, particularly in a world distracted by temporal concerns. Tune in for a rich discussion on how our eschatological hope fuels a life of faithful pilgrimage toward the new heavens and new earth. Chapters 00:07 Introduction 05:01 The Pilgrim Life and 1 Peter 1:3–5 07:49 The Historical Context of 1904 10:42 The Nature of Hope 21:15 The Christian Perspective on American and European Culture 27:02 Postmillennialism and Amillennialism 35:14 The Characteristics of the Heavenly Inheritance 40:48 The Powerful Witness of Christian Hope 48:17 Christ's Blessing upon the Church 53:42 The Christian Purpose 57:42 Conclusion

Discover the profound truth about bearing fruit in your Christian walk with this powerful teaching inspired by Jesus cursing the fig tree in Mark 11. This eye-opening session delves into the critical connection between purpose and bearing fruit in our lives as believers. Learn how you might be unknowingly cursing your own fruit and hindering your spiritual growth. Uncover the importance of identifying your God-given purpose and understanding the general fruits all Christians should produce, including the fruit of the Spirit. This transformative message will challenge you to examine your life, recognize areas where you may be stifling your fruit-bearing potential, and encourage you to seek God's wisdom in discovering your true purpose. Whether you're a new believer or a seasoned Christian, this teaching offers valuable insights for spiritual development and living a purposeful life. Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your faith and unlock your full potential in Christ. Join us as we explore the vital importance of bearing fruit and living out God's purpose for your life.

We Christians at times think that we have reached a certain level of maturity in the faith and yet in reality we have just plateaued. In this sermon, Pastor Donnie McClurkin admonishes us to continually change and transform our image and likeness unto God and realize who we are to be according to God's purpose for our lives and travail until you become as such for we have been credentialed by God.   Matthew 16:13-19 Luke 10:19   We stream live every Sunday at 11 am ET and every Wednesday at 8 pm ET.   Visit our website: https://perfectingfaithchurch.com    Connect with us on social media!  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PerfectingFaithChurch/  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/perfectingfaithchurch/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/PFCNY  Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@perfectingfaithchurch

Today Heather helps explain what a healthy theology of our bodies should look like. Do you have a biblical view of your body and what it was made for or have you been influenced by culture and the wisdom of the world into believing that your body has two purposes: serving God and trying to look or be better? Heather looks at 2 Corinthians 4:7 where Paul talks about our bodies being "jars of clay" and whether or not this instruction is supposed to make us focus on trying to perfect what those jars of clay look like. Heather encourages listeners that they have one main mission and purpose: loving God, loving others, and making disciples of Jesus (the Great Commandment and the Great Commission) and how caring for our bodies needs to support this main mission. Heather ends the show with a look at two Christian influencers who have created a theology of the body that says that plastic surgery is the best way to "throw off the sin that entangles" and why perfecting our bodies in the way culture says they need to be perfected, may be a distraction from our main mission. There's no shame or condemnation for any who have gotten work done, but instead, we can all consider, moving forward, what the best ways to support our body's true mission should be.  Have you read the 40-Day Body Image Workbook yet? Heather uses a bit from Day 4 of the book in today's episode. You'l want to read the whole thing if you haven't already. Learn more here: books-for-christian-women-body-image Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

To see Dr. Kristin Collier's speech at this year's Colson Center National Conference, go to colsonconference.org. To hear more about how her faith shapes her medical practice, check out her interview on the Strong Women podcast.   ______ Perhaps the most helpful framework for wrestling with moral issues comes from T.S. Eliot. To paraphrase, we can only know what we should and should not do with something if we first know what that something is for. For example, before we decide what we should do with human life (whether we should take it, make it, or remake it), we should know what human life is for.   Recently, Dr. Kristin Collier, an assistant professor of medicine at the University of Michigan and a speaker at this year's Colson Center National Conference, published an important essay in the healthcare journal BMJ Leader. In it, she called doctors and the medical profession in general to return to this essential question. In fact, Dr. Collier entitled the piece, “What is Medicine For?”  Today, medical leaders are participating in an industry dominated by the production of science and technology. But what is scientifically possible for the body and what is humane for the person are different questions which medicine must answer together.  In other words, Dr. Collier says, doctors shouldn't only ask what medicine can do. They must first ask what medicine is for. This is even more important in an age of increasingly complex ethical dilemmas in medicine.   For example, consider the abortion pill reversal regimen which, according to estimates, has led to the saving of more than 4,000 lives. Medication abortions consist of two pills, the first of which starves the baby by cutting off the mother's production of progesterone. The abortion pill reversal is essentially a blast of progesterone, something commonly administered to women in fertility treatments. Abortion advocates in medicine and public policy oppose allowing women to even consider this option, even falsely claiming that supplemental progesterone is, or at least might be, unsafe.  So, is supplemental progesterone “good” or “bad”? On the one hand, it can be administered to save a child's life. On the other hand, it can be used in a process that leads to the creation of an excessive number of embryos, many of which will be abandoned, discarded, or subjected to medical experimentation.   This is where Dr. Collier's question is critically important. What is medicine for? Is the telos (or intended goal) of medicine to give us what we want, or to serve healing? And is health merely the “absence of disease or pain,” or something else?   Dr. Collier rightly points out that to answer these questions, we must first answer another, deeper one: What does it mean to be human? A holistic view, which integrates biomedical science with theological and philosophical realities, understands health as rightly ordered relationships with our bodies, with the world around us, with others, and with the God who made us.   Medicine has made many things possible. But it's a profound and consequential mistake to assume that because we can, we therefore should.  We can cut off or carve up healthy body parts in a misguided attempt to relieve the psychological pain of gender dysphoria. We can use surgical instruments or chemical drugs to kill babies in their mothers' womb or to create babies in laboratories to be sold to adults who will have no biological connection to them. We can even prescribe lethal drugs to patients who say they want to die. But to use medicine like this violates the moral boundaries of our relationships to our own bodies, our relationships with each other, and our relationship to God, who made our bodies, who Has a specific design for marriage and family, and who forbids the taking of human life.   A biblical view of health and healing presumes a few things: first, that the absence of disease and suffering is not the full biblical picture of living well; second, that while physical death is a reality for each of us, it has not rendered living meaningless, so we shouldn't fight the end of life as if it has; third, that our obligations to God, to the world around us, to ourselves, and to each other may come into conflict with our desire to not be in pain—physical or mental—and when they do, we ought to prioritize those relationships.  The Christian witness in the next 20 years is going to not only involve Christian doctors practicing medicine well. It will also involve Christian patients suffering well, dying well, and helping others die well as human beings made in the image of God, whose ultimate hope is in His salvation, not medical technology.  To see Dr. Kristin Collier's speech at this year's Colson Center National Conference, go to colsonconference.org. To hear more about how her faith shapes her medical practice, check out her interview on the Strong Women podcast.   This Breakpoint was co-authored by Maria Baer. If you're a fan of Breakpoint, leave a review on your favorite podcast app. For more resources to live like a Christian in this cultural moment, go to breakpoint.org. 

In this concluding chapter, Paul commands the Christians to turn from their selfish pride and personal desires to instead "think bigger" about their support of God's work around the world; including, missionaries, faithful pastors, and their fellow church members. 

In this concluding chapter, Paul commands the Christians to turn from their selfish pride and personal desires to instead "think bigger" about their support of God's work around the world; including, missionaries, faithful pastors, and their fellow church members. 

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Scripture: Titus 2:14

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Why do we exist? That's usually not a fun question, because most of us often assume that the answer is a hollow silence. Or maybe we think the answer is something vague like "to love" or "whatever makes you happy." But what about for the Christian? Is our purpose a prominent theme in Christian culture? In this episode, I'll do my best to answer those questions. 

Join Andi and Brian Hale as they read through Chapter 38 of Pastor Rick Warren's Purpose Driven Life. In this chapter we learn how to become a World Class Christian. LISTEN IN!

Hello everyone!I am SO excited for this episode. I'm talking through the 2 steps you can take TODAY to figure out why God made you the way that he did! Our goal is always to walk in the calling of God, and I know this episode will get you going in the right direction. I hope you are blessed by this. DM me on Instagram and lets talk about your takeaways from todays episode.All the best,SpencerJoin the email subscriber list and earn a chance for a FREE membership launching this September at: https://www.snleadership.com/subscribeFollow me on Instagram!@spencernakReady to gain clarity on your calling and step into your God-given purpose? I am starting faith and clarity coaching in September! I only have limited spots available so if you want to secure your spot today, text (253) 682-9322 the word "Coach" to get a FREE 30 minute call with myself.Want to schedule something else with Spencer? Book a private zoom meeting or phone call:snleading@gmail.com

A Sermon about how a Christian is a person of purpose. No Christian should feel as though their life is empty or meaningless.

A Sermon about how a Christian is a person of purpose. No Christian should feel as though their life is empty or meaningless.

A Christian has a built in purpose. No Christians ought to consider their lives empty or without meaning.

A new MP3 sermon from The Bible School at Bryn-Zion is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Christian Purpose 1 Subtitle: Sermon Collection Speaker: Michael Easter Broadcaster: The Bible School at Bryn-Zion Event: Sunday Service Date: 4/23/2014 Bible: Romans 1:11 Length: 52 min.

A Christian has a built in purpose. No Christians ought to consider their lives empty or without meaning.

Welcome to the Educational Renaissance podcast, where we promote a rebirth of ancient wisdom for the modern era. We seek to inspire educators by fusing the best of modern research with the insights of the great philosophers of education. Join us in the great conversation and share with a friend or colleague to keep the renaissance spreading. In today's episode, Jason discusses what virtue means to us in the classroom and how to incorporate Christian purpose in teaching. Music: https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music

This week Ethan and Jonathan go deep in part 2 of of the Purpose of Life series, as they discuss what the purpose of the Christian's life. From the words of Jesus to the 1828 Webster Dictionary. This is an episode you want to miss.

Aaron is the owner of Tall Post Craft Cider, burgeoning entrepreneur, certified madman, my boss, and long-time friend. I love talking business, big visions and crazy projects with him. I know I showcased Aaron's insane dreams and passions but I hope I also captured his generosity and love for God. Hit up Aaron on insta @tallpostcraftcider and drop by this summer if you want to chat with us! Find me on gram @itsthevalk Luv y'all.

TWO BUILDERSTwo kinds of builders in life. The wise. And the fools. The challenge is set forth. Which congregation do you belong to? One will hear and do. The other will hear and NOT do. One builds for nothing. The other builds for good. Journey with us in this sermon as we explore witnessed accounts regarding wise and foolish builders.CHRISTIAN PURPOSE

The question is . . . was I formed in the womb of my mother with a purpose? does God has a plan for me? what is my assignment? We are always asking this questions! and YES! You were born for a reason! you are God's son, Go's daughter and He loved you so much that He sent His only begotten son, in order to rescue you, give you life and restoring your purpose, we were set apart to bring the Good News to the World. Your live matter, your dreams matter, and you matter to God, do not forsake your mission, get encourage, and start motivating others to go after their God's Purpose and Mission.

Sermon on the value of recognition of Christian Purpose.

Sermon on the value of recognition of Christian Purpose.

Sermon on the value of recognition of Christian Purpose.

1 Peter 4:1-111.Our Purpose in Suffering is Victory over Sin2.Our Purpose in Suffering is a Voice for the Gospel3.Our Purpose in Suffering is a Validation of Salvation You Version

Christians glorify God and honor King Jesus when we live as salt and light in the world.

Purpose. We all desire to find it, but some never do. This week, Jeff, Jessica, and Teresa discuss biblical purpose, what it is, what to do if you don't have it and how to find it.

Steve Cable answers the question, Why does God leave Christians on earth after we are saved?

Hosted by Dick Druary, Director of the Men's Development Center - Star of Hope Mission. A brief inspirational message sure to touch your heart.

In a look back at the history of Olivet it is evident that God has protected and sustained this institution for His purposes. Because of the dedication of the school’s founding fathers we are here today, drinking from wells we did not dig. Through successes and trials the motto has remained true – Education with a Christian Purpose.

In a look back at the history of Olivet it is evident that God has protected and sustained this institution for His purposes. Because of the dedication of the school’s founding fathers we are here today, drinking from wells we did not dig. Through successes and trials the motto has remained true – Education with a Christian Purpose.

Greatness is usually camouflaged. Few recognized Jesus  "in swaddling clothes" in a manger. One of the secrets of the uncommon life is finding your greatness. God never gives up on you. God never quits looking at you. Learn the keys in looking at yourself to recognize your personal greatness.   Sign up for my upcoming "Understanding Your Calling" Bootcamp starting September 26, 2013.  Register here http://www.gingerlondon.com/UnderstandingYourCallingBootcamp.html http://www.gingerlondon.com/UnderstandingYourCallingBootcamp.html 

Greatness is usually camouflaged. Few recognized Jesus  "in swaddling clothes" in a manger. One of the secrets of the uncommon life is finding your greatness. God never gives up on you. God never quits looking at you. Learn the keys in looking at yourself to recognize your personal greatness.   Sign up for my upcoming "Understanding Your Calling" Bootcamp starting September 26, 2013.  Register here http://www.gingerlondon.com/UnderstandingYourCallingBootcamp.html http://www.gingerlondon.com/UnderstandingYourCallingBootcamp.html 

We are now into the second half of 2013.Are you on track with your assignment? Have you completed your goals for the first half of the year? If not, encourage you and teach you strategies on how to regroup, refocus and replan to finish this year strong and successfully. You will learn 5 focus principles that will make a difference in your planning and 7 important keys in planning that will help you to finish strong in acheiving your goals for 2013.

We are now into the second half of 2013.Are you on track with your assignment? Have you completed your goals for the first half of the year? If not, encourage you and teach you strategies on how to regroup, refocus and replan to finish this year strong and successfully. You will learn 5 focus principles that will make a difference in your planning and 7 important keys in planning that will help you to finish strong in acheiving your goals for 2013.