Podcast appearances and mentions of christian walk

Trouble is unavoidable in this world—but living troubled is not. In this episode, we explore the promise of the deep, unshakable peace Jesus gives to His people. While circumstances shift and pressures mount, Christ offers rest for our souls and peace that guards our hearts and minds. If you're weary, anxious, or carrying burdens you weren't meant to hold alone, this message will remind you where true peace is found—not in perfect conditions, but in the presence of a victorious Savior.

Mike Riccardi • Colossians 2:6–2:7 • Sermon Notes (Video)

If your heart's desire for 2026 is to grow closer to God but you're craving practical, realistic ways to do that, this episode is for you. In today's episode, I'm sharing 10 powerful and doable ways to grow in your Christian walk in 2026. These aren't about perfection or religious pressure; they're about building intimacy with God, creating sustainable rhythms, and learning to walk with Him daily in real life. We'll talk about: How worship music can bring healing and deepen your connection with God Why keeping a prayer journal builds faith and reminds you of God's faithfulness Inviting the Holy Spirit into your day…on purpose Finding a Bible translation and reading plan you'll actually stick to Choosing consistency over perfection in your faith walk The importance of church, community, prayer, and fasting A life-changing book recommendation for emotional and spiritual growth Why you were never meant to walk this journey alone If you've been feeling spiritually dry, overwhelmed, or unsure how to grow closer to God this year, this episode will encourage you, ground you, and give you clear next steps. ✨ Need extra support and accountability? You're invited to join our FREE 5-Day Becoming a Woman of Value Challenge, where women come together to grow in faith, identity, and purpose.

Mike Riccardi • Colossians 2:6–2:7 • Sermon Notes (Video) • Grace Pulpit

Colossians 2:6–7

Mike Riccardi • Selected Scriptures • GraceLife

Being ready and setting goals to improve your Christian Walk

Conquering your old life is not about self-improvement—it's about spiritual displacement. God does not bring us forward so we can negotiate with who we used to be. In this episode, we explore how pride, self-reliance, and forgotten dependence can quietly resurrect the old life God already delivered us from. Drawing from Deuteronomy 8 and 9, we confront the danger of crossing into promise while carrying yesterday's mindset—and how humility is the key to true victory.

How do we heal, grow, and change as apprentices of Jesus? Many of us have subscribed to the traditional Christian approach of “trying harder” to “believe and do what's right,” only to find ourselves stuck and discouraged. Thankfully the vision Jesus casts for transformation shows us a different path forward.Join us for this episode of Soul Talks as Bill and Kristi share how Dallas Willard's mantra, “Don't try — train,” revolutionized their approach to spiritual formation. You'll burn with a desire to become more loving and healthy and get equipped with a practical tool to help you grow in Christlikeness one area at a time.If you want to go deeper into the insights we gained from Dallas Willard, we invite you to join us on a retreat or train to become a spiritual director with Soul Shepherding. You can learn more by following the links below.Resources for this Episode:Attend a Soul Shepherding RetreatEarn a Certificate in Spiritual DirectionYour Best Life in Jesus' Easy Yoke: Rhythms of Grace to De-Stress and Live EmpoweredDonate to Support Soul Shepherding and Soul Talks

Subject: Ephesians Speaker or Performer: Bro. Adam Armstrong Scripture Passage(s): Ephesians 4:1-6 Date of Delivery: January 11, 2026

Marcus Wenger - Sunday morning Opening

Series: N/AService: Sun PMType: SermonSpeaker: Leon Mauldin

Are you satisfied with your Christian Walk and Growth and, more importantly, is the Lord?

Today, we are looking, again, at Proverbs 2:12-15. We see, in these verses, how easily we can fall away from the right path, into the evilness of false teachings. Unless we study and apply the Bible, we will fall for any and all teachings-whether they are biblically sound or not. This episode gives practical advice, through Scripture, to help make sure you stay on the right path, the path that is led by the Spirit.

Todays episode is studying Proverbs 1:10-19 where we are taught not to follow along with, or walk in the paths and ways of the sinner. As Christians, we need to make sure we don't fall back into sin. Instead, we need to walk in the ways of the LORD. In our world today, it's easy to give into peer pressure, it's easy to walk in the ways of the world. It takes self control and the LORD to make sure you stay on the right path.

Send us a textWhat is a “Spiritual Rut”?What are some signs that we are in a spiritual rut?Is being in a rut always bad?  What ruts could be considered good or safe?How can we discern if the rut is a “refining season allowed by God” or a “self-inflected” stall in our walk with Christ?How do we get out of those self-inflected ruts?What do we do during those “refining season” ruts?Are spiritual ruts ever caused by a lack of knowing God's will for our lives?  Are there biblical examples of men being in a spiritual rut?  Who?www.LeagueOfLogic.com

New episode, new section in the book of 1 Peter as we dig into the idea of a cruciformed witness among the nations. (1 Peter 2:11 onward). We are in the world, but not of it—resident aliens representing the Kingdom of God wherever we go. How do we relate properly to non-believers and the powers of the world? Tune in today as the guys explore what Peter calls us to, and how this call challenges the way we live and love in our modern context.

Romans 6:15-23 confronts us with a profound truth: we will serve someone or something, whether we acknowledge it or not. This passage challenges the dangerous notion that grace gives us license to continue in sin, asking the piercing question: are we to sin because we're under grace rather than law? The answer rings clear—absolutely not. We're presented with only two masters: sin leading to death, or obedience leading to righteousness. There's no third option, no middle ground where we can blend worldly living with Christian faith. The transformation that comes through Christ isn't an addition to our existing life—it's a complete metamorphosis. We see this illustrated through the story of Elisha, who burned his oxen and plows, eliminating any possibility of retreat to his former life. Similarly, Jesus' disciples left their nets, their boats, and even their father immediately when called. This radical commitment stands in stark contrast to the lukewarm Christianity described in Revelation 3, where the church of Laodicea was neither hot nor cold, prompting Christ to say He would spit them from His mouth. The parable of the sower reminds us that only one in four who hear the word will produce lasting fruit. The question we must wrestle with is this: which soil are we? Are we clinging to escape plans and old relationships that keep us tethered to our former slavery, or are we willing to take that first step of obedience, trusting God will reveal the next?### Sermon Notes**Scripture**: Romans 6:15-23**Introduction**: - Rick, a pastor at Hope Church, continues the study of Romans, focusing on Romans 6. - Reminder that they preach through books of the Bible, emphasizing the importance of scripture-based preaching.**Key Points**:1. **Understanding Sin and Grace**:  - The question Paul raises: Are we to sin because we are under grace, not the law?  - Emphasis on morality within the law and grace.2. **Analogy of Slavery**:  - Paul uses the analogy of being slaves to sin versus slaves to righteousness.  - Bob Dylan's illustration: "You gotta serve somebody."3. **Transformation through Salvation**:  - Christianity is not just an addition but a transformation of life.  - The old self versus the new self: Embrace becoming a slave to righteousness.4. **Challenges in Christian Walk**:  - Temptation to mix worldly views and new belief systems with Christianity.  - Importance of separating from past sinful lifestyles and friendships.5. **Practical Illustrations**:  - Rick's personal testimony about radical change after accepting Christ.  - Importance of cutting off past connections that hinder spiritual growth.6. **Reasons for Struggling with Sin**:  - Continually resurrecting old sinful behaviors.  - Lack of suffering or commitment in serving God wholeheartedly.  - Not eliminating the past life entirely.7. **Biblical References to Commitment**:  - Examples of Elisha burning his plow and the disciples leaving everything to follow Jesus.  - The rich young ruler's story: Heart's attachment to possessions.8. **Fruit of Righteousness**:  - Encouragement to analyze life for spiritual fruit.  - Belonging entirely to Christ results in sanctification and eternal life.**Practical Applications**:1. **Cut Ties with Sin**:   - Identify and remove old habits and relationships that hinder spiritual growth.2. **Embrace Transformation**:   - Acknowledge that faith in Christ leads to a completely changed life, not just an addition to current beliefs.3. **Serve with Zeal**:   - Dedicate the same energy formerly given to sin towards serving God.4. **Evaluate Your Life**:   - Regularly assess if your life reflects the fruit of righteousness or if it's still tied to the old self.5. **Take Steps of Faith**:   - Listen for God's direction and take incremental steps towards fulfilling His call.**Discussion Questions**:1. How does understanding that we are under grace, not the law, change your perspective on sin and righteousness?2. What are some steps you can take to ensure you're living as a "slave to righteousness" rather than a slave to sin?3. Are there aspects of your past life that you are still holding onto, and how can you fully commit them to God?4. How has your commitment to Christ transformed your everyday life and decisions?5. Discuss a time when taking a small step of faith led to a significant spiritual victory or growth in your life.

In this episode we follow Asaph through a raw, honest moment of spiritual near-failure. He encountered jealousy, confusion, and the temptation to call it quits. As the Psalm unfolds, he compares himself to the prosperous wicked, spirals toward despair, and asks whether faith is even worth it. But it all turns around when he returns to what he knows is certain, the church, the community of believers, and the immutable character of God. The episode traces his steps back from irrational comparison to spiritual clarity—showing how perspective, fellowship, and the memory of God's goodness can steady a wavering heart.

Believers Voice of Victory Audio Broadcast for 10/16/2025. Is something or someone troubling you? Watch Believer's Voice of Victory as Kenneth Copeland and Professor Greg Stephens share what it looks like to be walking in Jesus' authority. Learn how you can operate in the same power that Jesus did here on earth!

Continuation of the sermon series, "Understanding our Spiritual Growth," by Mrs. Selloane Asiamah

Our daily walk with the Lord involves positive and negative steps: we are to pursue Christlike characteristics while turning away from sin. Today, Sinclair Ferguson explores these two sides of a balanced Christian life. Read the transcript: https://ligonier.org/podcasts/things-unseen-with-sinclair-ferguson/positive-and-negative-steps-in-the-christian-walk/ A donor-supported outreach of Ligonier Ministries. Donate: https://donate.ligonier.org/ Explore all of our podcasts: https://www.ligonier.org/podcasts

Live by faith! Watch Believer's Voice of Victory as Kenneth Copeland and Professor Greg Stephens teach you to lay aside everything that is weighing you down. Learn to have faith for a lifetime through walking in your Covenant with Jesus!

Raised, seated and reigning! Join Kenneth Copeland and Professor Greg Stephens on Believer's Voice of Victory as they discuss how you've been crucified, raised and seated in heavenly places with Jesus Christ. Discover how He is the key to your Covenant of faith and healing!

A special session hosted by Pastor Alvin and Rev. Dr. David Anwti

Understanding our Spiritual Growth Part 2 by Selloane Asiamah

Being Consistent in our Christian Walk - Landry Dukes by The Church of Christ Wheeler Area

Believers Voice of Victory Video Broadcast for 09/10/2025. How do you overcome shame? Join Creflo Dollar on Believer's Voice of Victory as he explains how your new identity helps you walk free from shame. Tune in to find out how to silence the voice of shame and walk in your new identity in Christ!

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