Podcasts about church values

Following Jesus is not always easy. Sometimes, things get foggy. What do you do when you're not sure what to do next? In this message, Pastor Scott Savage shares his annual "state of the church" message and unpacks Psalm 32, guiding us to consider what our next step is with Jesus.

Following Jesus is not always easy. Sometimes, things get foggy. What do you do when you're not sure what to do next? In this message, Pastor Scott Savage shares his annual "state of the church" message and unpacks Psalm 32, guiding us to consider what our next step is with Jesus.

02/09/2025- Tony Stolltzfus examined our value of “being known” and taught us a method to increase deep authentic relationships with others

02/02/2025 – Pastor Sean begins a new series discussing our church values, beginning with what it means to be “Devoted to Jesus.”

In this message, Ps Joel Hawting shares Liberty Family Church's new values that will help keep us on track as a church and help us realise our vision and mission.

A special, visiting priest from the Diocese of Sioux Falls joins us to talk about why the Church values social communication so much – which we appreciate as social communicators!  Like what you're hearing? Leave us a review, subscribe, and follow us on social media @practicingcatholicshow! Direct links: Instagram Facebook YouTube

Send us a Text Message.What does Jesus value about the church, and how does that compare to what we value today? In this insightful episode of the Christian AF Podcast, Jesse, Jen, and Evan delve into the core question of values within the church. They explore the nuances of what Jesus might prioritize versus the values often emphasized in modern church communities.Throughout this thought-provoking conversation, the hosts examine specific examples like generosity, prayer, and high production values. They challenge listeners to reassess their personal and communal values, aligning them more closely with the teachings of Jesus. Drawing on theological insights, personal stories, and practical advice, this episode offers a rich, reflective journey into what it means to truly live out Christian values.So, grab your preferred beverage settle in, and join us as we navigate the profound questions of faith, community, and the essence of what it means to be the church.EPISODE DRINKING NOTES:TOPO CHICO - Tangerine with Ginger ExtractLAVAZZA - Qualità Rossa Whole BeanSupport the Show.––––––––LINKS AND SOCIAL MEDIAWebsite • Facebook • InstagramEmail: christianafpodcast@gmail.com

Welcome Back to the Built For War Podcast. Todays's conversation focuses on the process of appointing and removing leaders in a church setting. we'll discuss the importance of choosing leaders based on spiritual qualifications rather than wealth or influence. we emphasize the need for leaders to have the gift of governance and the ability to see the big picture. The conversation also touches on the topic of staff hiring, promoting from within, and integrating new hires into the church's culture. The importance of setting clear expectations and evaluating performance is highlighted. In this conversation,Pastor Jimmy Evans, Jimmy Witcher, and Lee Cummings discuss the importance of intentional onboarding and coaching for new hires. They emphasize the need to address performance issues early on and not overlook them. They also talk about the benefits and challenges of hiring family members in a church setting, highlighting the importance of trust and accountability. The conversation then shifts to the topic of removing leaders, with a focus on the importance of progressive confrontation and coaching before reaching the point of removal. ----------------------------------- Chapters 00:00 Appointing and Removing Leaders 06:00 The Gift of Governance 24:22 Integrating New Hires 33:23 Vetting and Selecting Volunteers

Mike spoke about what it means to be part of a biblical commuity. God calls us to live in community, to contunually meet together and fellowship within a local church.

Hue Spoke about the vision, mission and values of restoration church.

Jeff Tacklind's message on Little Church's values for our series Ordinary Time

Message from Dr. Rob Peters on September 17, 2023

We live in a world where we are unwell, lonely, and struggling with church hurt. In this world, healthy people, healthy leaders, and healthy churches stand out! Our awareness of this reality and our passion to offer hope to a world with church hurt is the why we have a value called "Pursuing Health Together." This values represents our commitment to welcome the hurting, show the struggle, and trust in Jesus' healing power. In this message, Pastor Scott Savage unpacks our church's value known as "Pursuing Health Together."

The Gathering at Faith Assembly

Learning the Word together is a very important part of a Christians life. There is great value to us hearing the word spoken, to discuss the word and its meanings. The early church saw the value of gathering together even if it could lead to death. We could all learn a lesson from them.

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Our mission is to engage the whole person with the whole gospel of Jesus Christ anywhere, anytime, with anybody.To give to the ministry at The Church at Station Hill, click here: stationhillchurch.com/stewardship/.STAY CONNECTEDWebsite: www.stationhillchurch.comFacebook: facebook.com/stationhillchurchInstagram: instagram.com/stationhillchurch#church #sermon #bible #tennessee #nashville #love #thechurchatstationhill #jesus

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The Gathering at Faith Assembly

There are certain things we have a hard time believing. Can someone truly be forgiven? Is it really possible for someone to change? In this message, Pastor Scott Savage talks about Cornerstone's passion for transformation and how we help people grow and change.

Pastor Sean speaks about our response to God in the Kairos moment. One of our Church Values is that we are all responsive people and responsive to God. Also, that the moment we are is all about being able to react correctly to what God is asking us to do. Ps Sean takes many examples of how people responded to God from scripture, perhaps the most notable being that of Nehemiah who led the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem. In 52 days, the city walls were rebuilt, the gates were rebuilt, and the doors were rehung…an amazing feat. Nehemiah brought many people, some from high up positions or perhaps seemingly no relevant trades to come together and undertake this task. For such a time as this Nehemiah responded by saying, ‘here I am', ready to serve the purposes of God's Kingdom. So it is with us in our community. Romans 12 tells us we all have different gifts, each can bring something to the house of the Lord. We all need to ensure we are using our gifts for the purposes of God – even if just to speak words of encouragement perhaps. It is vital we carry on doing what we do in the body of Christ, only this way we can be ready for what is next to come our way. God's house needs to be alive and working, functioning as it should.We are all called to serve for His purposes – this is our response to the time such as this.

Ed Flint from St Mary's Church, Bryanston Square on 30/11/2014

Ian Pritchard (Assistant Pastor and Worship Leader) continues the series on Family Church's 12 key values, by exploring how a lifestyle of worship is our response to a revelation of who God is and what He has done for us.

Pastor Paul continues the series on Family Church's 12 key values, by exploring how church is one body and one family.

Pastor Paul continues the series on Family Church's 12 key values, by exploring how we are to live servant-hearted lives for the benefit of others, with Jesus as our example of the ultimate servant.

Pastor Paul continues the series on Family Church's 12 key values, by exploring the reality that the Holy Spirit dwells within us so that we can be empowered and equipped, by living in the fruit of the Spirit and operating in the gifts of the Spirit.

Pastor Paul continues the series on Family Church's 12 key values, by exploring the importance of being empowered and equipped by God in order to live out His purposes for us.

Pastor Paul continues the series on Family Church's 12 key values, by exploring what it means to live as a disciple of Jesus, being constantly transformed by the Word of God and the Holy Spirit.

At this time in 2019, we did a series called, “Carpool” where we talked about our future and how we could go further, faster, if we went together. After experiencing some momentum towards the end of 2019 and into 2020, a global pandemic caused us to take detour onto some back roads that had not been traveled. Thankfully the time has come for us to get back on the highway, and as we merge over to the far left lane so we can reach our maximum speed, this series is going to focus on 6 things that are going to drive us forward.

August 21, 2022 | Chris Cook

Today we discuss "What Are Our Church Values?" with Lead Pastor Jared Runion and Oversight Drew Harrison. We discuss the 5 Values at My Local that make up the acronym L.O.C.A.L. We talk about how to use these 5 values in everyday life and build the Church. We would love for you to join our Online My Local Discord today. Link below. https://discord.gg/qDDrTWqd34​​ If you have any topic requests dm us on instagram @mylocalnashville Love ya ❤️

This week Pastor Mathew Mueller, of Valley Life North Peoris, will preach on behalf of Pastor Cody Deevers, on Mark 2 verse 1-5. Join us our community on FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/TheTablePhx Visit our website: thetablephx.com

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=matthew+18%3A21-35&version=ESV (Scripture) https://storage.snappages.site/WZDBWW/assets/files/ENG_CCR_20200913.pdf (Transcript)