Podcasts about genuine faith

A new MP3 sermon from Founders Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Mourning of Genuine Faith Subtitle: Series - Zechariah 2025 Speaker: Richard Caldwell Jr. Broadcaster: Founders Baptist Church Event: Sunday - PM Date: 10/12/2025 Bible: Zechariah 12:10-14 Length: 43 min.

"Our faith is not about how well we do our faith."— Scarlet HiltibidalToday's Episode: Join Natalie Abbott and Scarlet Hiltibidal as they discuss what it looks like to actually live by faith and instead of trusting in more tangible things. It's messy, and it often feels precarious, but it's so good. Scarlet talks about how she's seen God show up in the midst of cross-country moves and sad days and her mom's cancer diagnosis. She shares about the wonder of receiving instead of faking our faith or trying to earn God's favor. You won't want to miss this episode!This month's memory verse: "For we live by faith, not by sight." — 2 Corinthians 5:7Today's guest: Scarlet Hiltibidal is the author of “Afraid of All the Things,” “You're the Worst Person in the World,” “He Numbered the Pores on My Face,” and the “Anxious and Ashamed” Bible studies. She writes regularly for ParentLife Magazine, HomeLife Magazine, and She Reads Truth. Scarlet enjoys speaking to women around the country about the freedom and rest available in Jesus. She loves hanging out with her husband and four kids, eating nachos by herself, writing for her friends, and studying stand-up comedy with a passion that should be reserved for more important pursuits. Want to go even deeper in this month's verse? Study along with Natalie in the monthly Bible Study Membership. Get the first month FREE with the code: PODCAST.Love this show? Support us by leaving a review.Links from today's show: Find out all things Scarlet at ScarletHiltibidal.com. Get your copy of Scarlet's book, Hopeful-ish.Get the ESV Prayer Journals for 30% off with a free Crossway Plus account.Check out the Forever Welcomed bible study, by Oghosa Iyamu. Check out the book Scarlet recommended: A Long Obedience in the Same Direction, by Eugene Peterson.  Support the showFollow Natalie & Vera at DwellDifferently.com and @dwelldifferenly.

Rodney Andersen • James 5:13–5:18 • Due to technical difficulties, this sermon is incomplete.

David Forsyth addresses the real dangers associated with growing up Christian in a believing home. While tremendous blessings accompany a Christian upbringing, children growing up in a Christian environment face the peril of mistaking conformity for genuine conversion. The sermon explores Romans 2:1-29, revealing three critical dangers for those growing up Christian: external morality without heart transformation, Bible knowledge that remains intellectual rather than life-changing, and religious ritual divorced from spiritual reality.Growing up Christian does not guarantee salvation, as Paul's indictment of first-century Jews demonstrates that morality, religious knowledge, and ritual observance are insufficient for right standing before God. Children growing up Christian may appear squeaky clean externally while remaining spiritually dead inside. The message emphasizes that growing up Christian requires more than external conformity—it demands genuine faith in Christ that transforms the heart. Just as Jewish people relied erroneously on their heritage and rituals, children growing up Christian risk trusting in their moral behavior, biblical literacy, and church participation rather than embracing Christ personally.The sermon concludes with a passionate call for those growing up in the Christian faith to move beyond externals and embrace the righteousness that comes only through faith in Jesus Christ. ★ Support this podcast ★

David Forsyth addresses the real dangers associated with growing up Christian in a believing home. While tremendous blessings accompany a Christian upbringing, children growing up in a Christian environment face the peril of mistaking conformity for genuine conversion. The sermon explores Romans 2:1-29, revealing three critical dangers for those growing up Christian: external morality without heart transformation, Bible knowledge that remains intellectual rather than life-changing, and religious ritual divorced from spiritual reality.Growing up Christian does not guarantee salvation, as Paul's indictment of first-century Jews demonstrates that morality, religious knowledge, and ritual observance are insufficient for right standing before God. Children growing up Christian may appear squeaky clean externally while remaining spiritually dead inside. The message emphasizes that growing up Christian requires more than external conformity—it demands genuine faith in Christ that transforms the heart. Just as Jewish people relied erroneously on their heritage and rituals, children growing up Christian risk trusting in their moral behavior, biblical literacy, and church participation rather than embracing Christ personally.The sermon concludes with a passionate call for those growing up in the Christian faith to move beyond externals and embrace the righteousness that comes only through faith in Jesus Christ. ★ Support this podcast ★

In this episode, we explore the sobering picture of separation—the wheat gathered safely and the chaff burned away. Jesus reminds us that not everyone who appears to belong truly does, and that God is not deceived. We'll look at how this truth applies not only to our personal walk of faith but also to the church today, challenging us to examine our hearts and live with authenticity before the Lord.

What does it mean to live out a genuine faith? Pastor Whit sits down with his former Wheaton College professor, Dr. Chris Vlachos—now teaching in Jerusalem—to wrestle with that very question.   Together, they explore the book of James as a wake-up call, reminding us that real faith always shows up in action. They unpack how James pushes us to obey Scripture, form a biblical imagination, and bring Christ's love into the everyday moments that can make someone else's day.   Show notes: Check out the Weekend Message: Are You a Hearer & Doer of the Word? Putting Your Faith into Practice

When your faith is genuine, your future is unshakable.

When your faith is genuine, your future is unshakable.

Are you struggling with doubts about your salvation? You're not alone. In this powerful message, we explore the 6 biblical birthmarks of genuine saving faith that can give you confidence in your eternal destiny. To clarify, we must not ever confuse the fruit of salvation with the root of our salvation, which is faith in Jesus Christ.

Your faith grows as you trust Jesus Christ and respond to His Word.

Rodney Andersen • James 5:12 • Sermon Notes (Slides)

What are the signs of genuine faith? In the parable of the sower there are 4 soils-3 bad, 1 good-which soil are you planted in?

Matthew - The King has Come "Genuine Faith" (Matthew 7:13-23) Sermon Notes August 24, 2025 Cary Robinson • Adults 55+ Pastor   Presented by McGregor Podcast 2025 Visit Our Website at McGregorPodcast.com

August 12, 2025 Jer. 39:1-40:6; Ps. 89:47-52; Prov. 21:5-7; II Tim. 1:1-8

Matthew 12:38-45 A Call to Genuine Faith by Mike Deguzman Isaiah 7:14 1. A Faithless Request Matthew 9:35 2. A Frank Reminder Hebrews 11:1-2 Hebrews 11:7 Hebrews 3:7-11 3. A Future Resurrection Romans 1:4 Romans 4:25 Luke 16:30-31 Matthew 28:11-15 John 12:37 John 20:26-29 1 Kings 10:6-7 4. A Final Response Application: 1. Don't Miss the Obvious 2. Don't Just Clean Up -- Fill Up 1 Corinthians 1:22-24

Sunday Morning Service with Pastor Mike Shoaf

In this episode, Whitney teaches through Luke 7:36-50 about a nameless woman who responds to Jesus in an awkward but beautiful display of affection. We see a great contrast between the host, Simon the Pharisee, who demonstrates cynicism, doubt, and judgment, and the woman who pours out sacrificially at the feet of Jesus, a woman known in town only as a sinner. This brief episode touches on the ways that we attempt to make ourselves look better than we are, while challenging us to live a version of faith that expresses itself in sincere action. It offers a fresh look at repentance and pushes us to ask how our faith is known beyond the words that we speak. Social media: IG - wlscarboroughShow Notes/Quotes:“Is Whitney even your real name?”“We have a tendency to make ourselves look better than we are.”“Genuine faith reveals itself in sincere action.”“I believe that repetition as we study God's Word is one of the most helpful and important things we can do.”“Eugene Peterson, the author of the Message version of the Bible, writes, ‘the NO we say to the world's lies and the YES we say to God's truth is repentance. It is always and everywhere the first word in the Christian life.'” “I think repentance is very hard for us, because we have a tendency to make ourselves look better than we are.”“My faith and your faith will look different, but our faith needs to visibly look like something. And I believe that it probably ought to look more like a messy, awkward display of abundant gratitude to our Savior and less like a crossed arm, judgmental view of our neighbor.”“Dane Ortlund is the author of a book called Gentle and Lowly, and he writes, ‘It's the most counterintuitive aspect of Christianity, that we are declared right with God not once we begin to get our act together but once we collapse into honest acknowledgement that we never will.'” Verses:Luke 7:36-50 1 Samuel 16:7James 2:262 Chronicles 7:14

This Sunday Pastor Jeff walked us through what it means to have genuine faith. A faith that trusts and leans on the Lord.

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Pastor: Enos Marshall Series: James: 2:14-26 Faith That Works (5) Title: Genuine Faith Date: 2025.07.12+13   CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Teaser 00:15 - Series 00:47 - Sermon (1) 17:44 - Missions Team 19:34 - Sermon (2) 41:23 - Closing   SERVICE TIMES:

Rodney Andersen • James 5:10–5:11

In this talk, Nick delves into the conclusion of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount from the book of Matthew, emphasizing the critical choice between two paths, two prophets, two types of disciples, and two foundations, it highlights the urgency of genuine faith and allegiance to Jesus, underscoring that life in His kingdom demands total surrender and righteousness, not mere admiration or performative faith. The talk concludes with a reflection on communion as a symbol of realigning one's life to follow Jesus wholeheartedly.

Beloved,  You MUST Listen In to This Life-Shaping Message Concerning Faith In Action. The Holy Spirit Used Pastor Natalie In A Mighty Way To Shake The Foundations Of Our Hearts.   This Word Touches Everyone.... Genuin Faith In Action Part 2

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Beloved you MUST Listen To This Faith Challenging Message As The Lord Speaks Through Pastor Natalie Westenskow!   What Kind Of Footprint Are You Making On Your Mountain Of Influence? Let's Find Out as You   Tune in to: "Genuine Faith In Action"

How can Adventist children move beyond religious routines to genuine faith? Petr Činčala and Allison Sauceda explore Hadassah's transformative journey, emphasizing emotional support, mentorship, and trusting God through crises to foster true discipleship.

In this first of many sermons in the books of 1 and 2 Peter, Pastor Andrew emphasizes the important theme of Peter's first letter: Take Heart! Because of the suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, those who persevere in Him can have true hope amidst their own suffering and hardships, knowing that God's saving promises will be delivered both now and forever. This message also introduces the historical background of the Apostle Peter—his identity, relationship with Jesus, role in the early church, and legacy. This first message also highlights the foundational truths of 1 Peter 1:1–25, including the identity of believers as elect exiles, the new birth into a living hope, and the refining purpose of trials. These themes set the stage for the rest of the letter, emphasizing God's grace, the believer's secure future, and the reality of trials in a fallen world. ________________________________________ Links to Sermon Notes & Answers: ➤Sermon Notes (Blank): https://www.sheridanhills.org/_files/ugd/30fec2_8ae84fa32c58492d9282875e9fd6f208.pdf ➤Sermon Notes (Answers): https://www.sheridanhills.org/_files/ugd/30fec2_07b9fd2f0068439689b8f6967063b052.pdf ________________________________________ In this video: Review of previous sermons in series Main Points Application ________________________________________ Subscribe to this channel to catch weekly expositional sermons from the Bible. ________________________________________ Explore more sermons and information: https://www.sheridanhills.org/watch-new ________________________________________ Follow us: ➤Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sheridanhills/ ➤Twitter: https://twitter.com/sheridanhills01 ➤Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sheridanhills/

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In his sermon, Pastor Jamey Bridges emphasizes the importance of stepping out of comfort zones and pursuing faith through repentance and obedience. He reflects on how individuals' past beliefs often need reevaluation for spiritual growth and maturity, stressing that true faith leads to actionable change in one's life. Pastor Jamey points out that knowledge of the Gospel must be paired with application, highlighting that repentance and faith in Jesus are foundational to salvation.Thanks for listening! Follow us on Facebook or YouTube.

Ever felt like you're just going through the motions in your faith? In this challenging episode, Pastor Derek Holmes invites us to an uncomfortable dinner party recorded in Luke 11:37-12:3. Jesus, as the guest of honor, directly confronts his Pharisee hosts, revealing their hypocrisy. He exposes how they meticulously cultivate an outward appearance of righteousness while their hearts remain untouched by true holiness. But the Pharisees aren't the only ones under scrutiny. Jesus then turns to the Scribes, the religious lawyers of the day, and uncovers how their rigid legalism was burdening and oppressing the very people they were meant to guide. Both groups, Pastor Holmes explains, were practicing a "tainted religion" – one that prioritized external show over internal transformation. Join us for "Behind the Mask" as Pastor Holmes unpacks this potent encounter. Discover why true Christianity must go more than skin deep. It's a call to examine our own hearts and ensure our faith is genuine, gives all honor and glory to Him, and fully welcomes His transformative presence in every aspect of our lives. This is a lesson for us all on the vital importance of authenticity in our walk with Christ.

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1 Timothy 1:1-11

In Genesis 22, we have one of the most well-known stories in the Old Testament - Abraham sacrificing Isaac. The Lord calls Abraham to Moriah; he embarks on a three-day journey, and we see the Lord as faithful as always. We hope this sermon blesses you in the Lord. Originally May 18th, 2025. Hank Atchison. Covenant Church. Tuscaloosa, AL.

Rodney Andersen • James 5:7–5:11 • Sermon Notes (Slides)

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Rodney Andersen • James 5:1–5:6 • Genuine Faith is Patient in God‘s Timing • Commissioned