Podcasts about ephesians 4:31-4:32

Christians are to be kind. But what does that mean? Kindness is not niceness. Join us as we look at how God says Christians are to live.

Joy should be a hallmark of Christ followers in the good times and the bad. Amidst suffering, Christ followers can experience joy that those who don't know Christ won't.

Joy should be a hallmark of Christ followers in the good times and the bad. Amidst suffering, Christ followers can experience joy that those who don't know Christ won't.

Joy should be a hallmark of Christ followers in the good times and the bad. Amidst suffering, Christ followers can experience joy that those who don't know Christ won't.

Joy should be a hallmark of Christ followers in the good times and the bad. Amidst suffering, Christ followers can experience joy that those who don't know Christ won't.

Welcome to the audio podcast for Dogwood Church in Athens, TX.

Organization: Foundation Christian Ministries Speaker: Pastor Chris Pena City: Bastrop State: Tx

Kindness is accompanied by compassion and patience.

Prayer: Lord, empower us to know You & be Your Church

When We're Disillusioned with Church: Eph. 1

The purpose of marriage is to team together in doing the will of God on earth.

The purpose of marriage is to team together in doing the will of God on earth.

How unified do you think we all are? How can we model unity in a divided world? As we continue through our Polaris series, Brett shares a message of humility and unity.

How unified do you think we all are? How can we model unity in a divided world? As we continue through our Polaris series, Brett shares a message of humility and unity.

Love One Another, just as He commanded us. Encourage one another. Care for one another. Accept one another. Be Kind to one another. Sympathize with one another. Worship with one another

Have you seen an increase in ANGER? Around you... in your own life... in your home? We are seeing it all around, and you might even be feeling it creep into your own life. Pastor Bob teaches what God has to say about how to deal with anger in our lives. Join us for worship music, a kid's moment with Pastor Candi about the miracles of Jesus, and Biblical teaching that applies to YOUR life.

Have you seen an increase in ANGER? Around you... in your own life... in your home? We are seeing it all around, and you might even be feeling it creep into your own life. Pastor Bob teaches what God has to say about how to deal with anger in our lives. Join us for worship music, a kid's moment with Pastor Candi about the miracles of Jesus, and Biblical teaching that applies to YOUR life.

Have you seen an increase in ANGER? Around you... in your own life... in your home? We are seeing it all around, and you might even be feeling it creep into your own life. Pastor Bob teaches what God has to say about how to deal with anger in our lives. Join us for worship music, a kid's moment with Pastor Candi about the miracles of Jesus, and Biblical teaching that applies to YOUR life.

Unforgiveness brings bondage, breeds bitterness and blocks healing. Forgiveness frees me, frees us and frees others.

Wisdom helps us discern right from wrong, good from bad, and better from best. The sermon series on "Wisdom in Bite-Size Pieces" continues with Pastor Steve Murray's sermon on "Behaviors that build you and behaviors that burden you." The worship service kicks off with a reading of Psalm 134:1-14 by Carolyn Rico (all in attendance were encouraged to read along). Kelly Colvard (LJCC member) along with Chris Spurdock (guest musician and vocalist) lead us into worship with "Build My Life" and "Living Hope." After the two-song worship set guests greet one another. Kelly then invites guests to turn their attention to the screens for video announcements. After the video Carolyn Rico (LJCC member) gives the Prayers of the People. Pastor Steve Murray then comes up to give the message of the morning, followed by the Prayer for the Offering. During the Offertory the LJCC Worship band sings, "Christ Is Enough," followed by "Scandal of Grace." As we close out the service, Pastor Steve Murray gives the Benediction.

Wisdom helps us discern right from wrong, good from bad, and better from best. The sermon series on "Wisdom in Bite-Size Pieces" continues with Pastor Steve Murray's sermon on "Behaviors that build you and behaviors that burden you." The worship service kicks off with a reading of Psalm 134:1-14 by Carolyn Rico (all in attendance were encouraged to read along). Kelly Colvard (LJCC member) along with Chris Spurdock (guest musician and vocalist) lead us into worship with "Build My Life" and "Living Hope." After the two-song worship set guests greet one another. Kelly then invites guests to turn their attention to the screens for video announcements. After the video Carolyn Rico (LJCC member) gives the Prayers of the People. Pastor Steve Murray then comes up to give the message of the morning, followed by the Prayer for the Offering. During the Offertory the LJCC Worship band sings, "Christ Is Enough," followed by "Scandal of Grace." As we close out the service, Pastor Steve Murray gives the Benediction.

The issues of anger and bitterness - bitterness: acid, poison - wrath- fierceness ( breathing hard) - anger- violent passion, vengeance -.clamour- out crying, tumult - malice- wickedness The issue of Anger - It leads to sin - It lingers longer than it should - It opens the door for the enemy Don't start a new day until you have dealt with your anger v. 26 Anger is exponential The issue of Bitterness- acid, poison - in essence is Blame - in experience is a bad taste Causes of Bitterness - parents divorce - unhappy home - the death of someone you cared for - authority figure let you down - frustrating purity battle - a be - situation that doesn't seem far "Bitterness is like drinking poison and hoping it hurts the other person" Think the truth - an awareness of the issue in my heart - an awareness that God didn't cause this - an awareness that Jesus Christ cares and can help you through this Cure for bitterness v.31-32 - kindness - forgiveness Forgiveness truths "Forgiveness Does not make what is happened ok." "Forgiveness doesn't not mean the hurt us gone." "Forgiveness Releases the debt that likely can never be paid anyway." "Forgiveness provides freedom to the one who is hurt."

The issues of anger and bitterness - bitterness: acid, poison - wrath- fierceness ( breathing hard) - anger- violent passion, vengeance -.clamour- out crying, tumult - malice- wickedness The issue of Anger - It leads to sin - It lingers longer than it should - It opens the door for the enemy Don't start a new day until you have dealt with your anger v. 26 Anger is exponential The issue of Bitterness- acid, poison - in essence is Blame - in experience is a bad taste Causes of Bitterness - parents divorce - unhappy home - the death of someone you cared for - authority figure let you down - frustrating purity battle - a be - situation that doesn't seem far "Bitterness is like drinking poison and hoping it hurts the other person" Think the truth - an awareness of the issue in my heart - an awareness that God didn't cause this - an awareness that Jesus Christ cares and can help you through this Cure for bitterness v.31-32 - kindness - forgiveness Forgiveness truths "Forgiveness Does not make what is happened ok." "Forgiveness doesn't not mean the hurt us gone." "Forgiveness Releases the debt that likely can never be paid anyway." "Forgiveness provides freedom to the one who is hurt."

Lakeway Baptist Church

Pastor John unpacks for us why we need to accept as Jesus accepts and not let irritations become resentments.

Pastor John unpacks for us why we need to accept as Jesus accepts and not let irritations become resentments.

The greatness of true love is shown through the expense of it’s giving, proportionate to one’s ability to give. Be encouraged by God's love today and abound in showing it to others, just as He has loved us.

The greatness of true love is shown through the expense of it’s giving, proportionate to one’s ability to give. Be encouraged by God's love today and abound in showing it to others, just as He has loved us.

The greatness of true love is shown through the expense of it’s giving, proportionate to one’s ability to give. Be encouraged by God's love today and abound in showing it to others, just as He has loved us.

The greatness of true love is shown through the expense of it’s giving, proportionate to one’s ability to give. Be encouraged by God's love today and abound in showing it to others, just as He has loved us.

This is a podcast conversation on anger with Pastor Chris Watson and Discipleship Pastor Archie Rish. The sermon podcast was not recorded due to technical issues so we recorded the sermon as a conversation on applying the gospel to our anger issues.

We all have decisions we’ve made and experiences that we regret. Key point to connect from last week--A relationship with Christ ensures we have hope despite our past.

We all have decisions we’ve made and experiences that we regret. Key point to connect from last week--A relationship with Christ ensures we have hope despite our past.

We all have decisions we’ve made and experiences that we regret. Key point to connect from last week--A relationship with Christ ensures we have hope despite our past.

We all have decisions we’ve made and experiences that we regret. Key point to connect from last week--A relationship with Christ ensures we have hope despite our past.

We all have decisions we’ve made and experiences that we regret. Key point to connect from last week--A relationship with Christ ensures we have hope despite our past.

We all have decisions we’ve made and experiences that we regret. Key point to connect from last week--A relationship with Christ ensures we have hope despite our past.

We all have decisions we’ve made and experiences that we regret. Key point to connect from last week--A relationship with Christ ensures we have hope despite our past.

We all have decisions we’ve made and experiences that we regret. Key point to connect from last week--A relationship with Christ ensures we have hope despite our past.

Grant forgiveness or hold a grudge? Which one is your "go to" when you've been hurt? Brett Andrews tackles the difficult subject of forgiveness in our Awesome Ever After series.

Grant forgiveness or hold a grudge? Which one is your "go to" when you've been hurt? Brett Andrews tackles the difficult subject of forgiveness in our Awesome Ever After series.

When we have experienced hurt and/or betrayal, our attitude and response can shape the future of our life, for better or worse. If we choose revenge, we go down a dangerous path where we distance ourselves from God and others. Bitterness causes real damage that can derail one’s life.

When we have experienced hurt and/or betrayal, our attitude and response can shape the future of our life, for better or worse. If we choose revenge, we go down a dangerous path where we distance ourselves from God and others. Bitterness causes real damage that can derail one’s life.

When we have experienced hurt and/or betrayal, our attitude and response can shape the future of our life, for better or worse. If we choose revenge, we go down a dangerous path where we distance ourselves from God and others. Bitterness causes real damage that can derail one’s life.

When we have experienced hurt and/or betrayal, our attitude and response can shape the future of our life, for better or worse. If we choose revenge, we go down a dangerous path where we distance ourselves from God and others. Bitterness causes real damage that can derail one’s life.

When we have experienced hurt and/or betrayal, our attitude and response can shape the future of our life, for better or worse. If we choose revenge, we go down a dangerous path where we distance ourselves from God and others. Bitterness causes real damage that can derail one’s life.

When we have experienced hurt and/or betrayal, our attitude and response can shape the future of our life, for better or worse. If we choose revenge, we go down a dangerous path where we distance ourselves from God and others. Bitterness causes real damage that can derail one’s life.

You might not see it coming, but it is hard to miss the trail of destruction it leaves in its wake-- broken relationships, damaged lives, shattered dreams. If ignored, this deadliest of habits will only grow in power, lashing out at those who least expect it. And the only way to get rid of anger is to follow some radical advice.

You might not see it coming, but it is hard to miss the trail of destruction it leaves in its wake-- broken relationships, damaged lives, shattered dreams. If ignored, this deadliest of habits will only grow in power, lashing out at those who least expect it. And the only way to get rid of anger is to follow some radical advice.