Podcasts about gospel community

Gathering as Gospel Communities on May 25email prevett@sevenmileroad.org to connect with a GC on this daySMR101 Membership ClassMore info and to RSVP here:https://www.sevenmilemelrose.com/101nightsBaptismIf you are interested in being baptised this spring, please fill out the following to start a conversation with Pastor Justinhttps://sevenmileroadcentral.wufoo.com/forms/spfc2341mk6a3q/

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

Paul continues to build upon his words ending in chapter 5 verses 25 and 26, "If we live by the Spirit, let us also keep in step with the Spirit. Let us not become conceited, provoking one another, envying one another." In light of this, Pastor Sean looks at how the Gospel Community works together for restoration, protection, sowing, and persevering. Are we sowing to the flesh or the Spirit?

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

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

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Who says young adults have abandoned the Christian faith? Young Adult Minister at Family Church, Chris Kish says young adults are looking for meaning and are hungry for connection and that the gospel is the answer. On Wednesday’s, Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Chris will discuss the formation of Gospel Communities to Reach a Searching Generation. Becoming the HouseholdDonate to Moody Radio: http://moodyradio.org/donateto/morningshow/wrmbSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Erin Ursel and Pastor Matt respond “rapid fire” to the questions we received from you during Centre Church Day (there were a lot!) about GCs and GC training.

Transcript:Hello, this is Pastor Don Willeman of Christ Redeemer Church. Welcome to The Kingdom Perspective. The church is an adaptable institution because the gospel can work its redemptive magic in any and every situation. It's a culture not merely a strategy. By culture we mean a shared way of thinking, feeling, and living that is driven by the very life of Jesus. At the heart of the church is a culture, shaped by the model, mandate, and magnetism of the Jesus Christ. Through our union with Him, we share in His Spirit—the Holy Spirit, which is the very love of God dwelling eternally in the unity of the Trinity. It's supernatural! It's not something we create, but something that creates us. It is an organism and not merely an organization. From its inception, Christ Redeemer Church and its culture has been driven by three governing and interconnected principles that flow from this supernatural reality: 1) Gospel-centeredness—the Gospel of God's sovereign grace 2) Gospel Relationships & Community, and 3) Gospel Mission/Vision/Vocation. There is a flow to these principles: 1) the Gospel-centeredness nourishes 2) Gospel Community, which in turn sends us out on 3) Gospel Mission. In everything we do, we seek to embody and be driven by these three cultural values. CRC is most basically not a strategy or structure (methodology) but a culture—a way/mindset of being and doing (deep meaning). And our culture as a church is thick, deep, and adaptable—it can flourish in whatever circumstance. Culture eats strategy lunch. And that's something to think about from The Kingdom Perspective. “(In saying, ‘He ascended,' what does it mean but that he had also descended into the lower regions, the earth? He who descended is the one who also ascended far above all the heavens, that he might fill all things.) And he gave the apostles, the prophets, the evangelists, the shepherds and teachers, to equip the saints for the work of ministry, for building up the body of Christ, until we all attain to the unity of the faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God, to mature manhood, to the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ, so that we may no longer be children, tossed to and fro by the waves and carried about by every wind of doctrine, by human cunning, by craftiness in deceitful schemes. Rather, speaking the truth in love, we are to grow up in every way into him who is the head, into Christ, from whom the whole body, joined and held together by every joint with which it is equipped, when each part is working properly, makes the body grow so that it builds itself up in love.”~Ephesians 4:9-16 (ESV)

We learn in this message what a true Gospel Community looks like.Time:MorningMinister:Rev. Daniel VenturaTexts:Romans 15:1–7Series:Gospel Community

Speaker: Jason Malone

Speaker: Jason Malone

February 2, 2025 – Pastor Michael Nolen

Welcome to the Temple Baptist Church - Fort Worth podcast! We exist to guide people to life change in Jesus Christ. For more information visit templebaptistchurch.net.

Every Day with Jesus - Proverbs 1.20-23 Jobey McGinty We live in an incredibly noisy world. Noisier than any other time in human history, and that is by design...some of our Enemy's greatest weapons are distraction and busyness. As Corrrie ten Boom put it, "If the devil can't make you sin, he'll make you busy." So how do we counter these weapons? The answer is to start simple and small...to just start building with the tools given to us by our Father: prayer, the Word, and Gospel Community. Around these things we build a trellis designed not to look impressive but simply to support the growth of a living, vibrant vine of relationship with Jesus. This won't happen by accident, though. It takes hard work and training, and a commitment to loving and following He who first loved us!

Every Day with Jesus - Romans 12:1-2 Jobey McGinty Paul lets us know that if we are not being transformed by the renewal of our mind, we will be conformed to the world. In our society, this is more challenging than ever, with mobile technology purpose-built for distraction and consuming our attention. It's easy to feel like we just don't have time, but in reality, we have plenty of time...we just are choosing to spend it in undirected ways. This is what conformation looks like, over time. But the good news is that we are not passive victims in this process. Through the wisdom given to us through God's word and Spirit, and in supportive Gospel Community, we can begin to implement helpful limitations and daily liturgies which support the transformation we wish to see!

Discussion QuestionsSermon Overview Jesus has brought God's salvation for all who evidently repent.Digging Deeper    Read Luke 3:1-201. Luke begins this chapter (vv. 1-2) with a long introduction of many important people at the time and then transitions to talking about John the Baptist. What do you think Luke is trying to say about the perceived and real importance of these different people and their message?2. Based on this passage and sermon, what does it mean for a person to repent? (see verses 3; 10-14).3. Why isn't repentance just doing the right things (like vv. 10-14) to earn God's favor and acceptance? 4. What does John the Baptist's fulfillment of Isaiah 40:3-5 tell us about who Jesus is? Why is this significant? 5. Have you repented of your sin? If so, what did this look like?6. Is repentance something we do once, when we first become a believer, and then never need to do it again? Unpack what this looks like in your life.7. Is there a habitual sin in your life right now you need to repent of?  8. Practically speaking, what does it look like for us to “bear fruit in keeping with repentance”? What fruit have you seen in your own life? What fruit do you see in others in your Gospel Community? 9. Luke 3:10-14 provides us with some concrete examples of how “bearing the fruits of repentance” will show itself in our attitudes toward and use of our money and possessions. Does your attitude toward (and use of) money and possessions reveal “fruits of repentance” in your life? If so, how so?   10. The people of Israel in John's day were tempted to think that, given their spiritual lineage (3:8), they were in a right standing with God, despite their lack of repentance. What are some examples of things we can (in a similar way) be tempted to look to as substitutes for repentance? (Examples: being good, knowing lots about the Bible, being raised in a Christian home)11. How did Pastor Brett help us understand the meaning of the end of verse 16, “He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire.”? What is a takeaway for us from this? Prayer

In this stand alone sermon, J.J. Seid preaches from 1 John4:7-11, helping us see how John answers questions about love and authority, love and integrity, and love and reality.

On this podcast episode, Lee Cadden, Caleb Farrow, and Jeff Hollis discuss the current state of authentic gospel community at Grace Auburn and where we are going from here.

On this podcast episode, Lee Cadden, Caleb Farrow, and Jeff Hollis discuss the current state of authentic gospel community at Grace Auburn and where we are going from here.

Pastor Ryan Marr begins a new study in the book of Philippians. The book of Philippians is a letter written by the Apostle Paul to the Christian community in Philippi, a Roman colony located in Macedonia. Philippians is one of Paul's prison epistles, written while he was under house arrest in Rome (around A.D. 61–63). The letter is filled with gratitude, encouragement, and exhortation for the Philippian believers who had supported Paul financially and spiritually during his ministry.We begin in Philippians 1:1-5. Pastor Ryan's three main points were: A Gospel Community, Friendships Necessity, and A True Gospel Friend.Join us in person or online Sunday 9am-11am and Wednesday @ 7pm at: https://calvarystp.org/live/​​​​​​​​​​Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calvarystp/​​​​Subscribe to our channel for more content from Calvary Chapel St. Petersburg: https://www.youtube.com/user/calvarychapelstpeteFollow Calvary Chapel St. Pete: https://www.instagram.com/calvarystp/The gospel of Jesus is what produces faith, hope, and love, and is what allows us to be more like Him. Calvary Chapel St. Petersburg exists as a movement of the gospel of Jesus for all people. We are dedicated to advancing this gospel through gospel centered community, teaching, service, and multiplication.---------------------All messages https://calvarystp.org/messages/Visit our website https://calvarystp.org/Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/calvarystp/Like us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/calvarystp/CCLI Church Copyright License Number: 11303553CCLI Streaming License Number: CSPL012671

Title: An Advancing Gospel Community: Partners TogetherSpeaker: Nate HoldridgeText: Philippians 4:10-23Overview: Join Pastor Nate Holdridge as he explores Philippians 4:10-23, emphasizing the essential partnership between Paul and the Philippian church in gospel work. This teaching highlights themes of contentment, sacrificial generosity, and relational health, showing how these attributes not only advance the kingdom of God but also enrich the lives of those who embody them. Discover practical insights for fostering a spirit of generosity, finding fulfillment in Christ, and building healthy relationships rooted in God's grace and provision.Link to Sermon Notes

Discussion QuestionsSermon Overview Rejoice in God's might, mercy, and memory, shown in sending Jesus.The story: the coming of Jesus is cause for joy (vv. 39-45)The song: our joy is fueled by what God's sending of Jesus reveals about himself (vv. 46-56)A. Might: God has done great things to save (vv. 46-49)B. Mercy: God shows his favor to those who fear him (no matter how low in the world's eyes) (vv. 50-53)C. Memory: God remembers his promise to help his believing people (vv. 54-55)Digging Deeper    Read Luke 1:39-56Rejoice in God's might, mercy, and memory, shown in sending Jesus.1. The story: the coming of Jesus is cause for joy (vv. 39-45)For some of us, the Christmas season can be hard for various reasons. And yet, regardless of our circumstances, the coming of Jesus should be a cause for great joy in our hearts. How does Jesus coming to earth give you joy?    What is one step you could take this Christmas season to create time and space to reflect on how the coming of Jesus should lead to greater joy in our hearts?  Luke 1:45 says, “And blessed is she who believed that there would be a fulfillment of what was spoken to her from the Lord.” In your own life, when have you seen the blessing of taking God at his Word?2. The song: our joy is fueled by what God's sending of Jesus reveals about himself (vv. 46-56)A. Might: God has done great things to save (vv. 46-49)How is God's might revealed in his sending of Jesus to earth as a baby? Mary's heart overflows in song to God as she marvels that God would choose her to bear the Messiah. Though not in the same way as he did with Mary, it is God's intention to use each of us to further his kingdom purposes on earth. How have you seen God use you for his purposes in the world (be it in a big way or small)? B. Mercy: God shows his favor to those who fear him (no matter how low in the world's eyes) (vv. 50-53)How is God's mercy revealed in his sending of Jesus to earth as a baby? Why is God's mercy for those who fear him (and implicitly not for those who don't)? Read vv. 51-53 again. How have you seen God do what is described here? C. Memory: God remembers his promise to help his believing people (vv. 54-55)In vv. 54-55 Mary said, “He has helped his servant Israel, in remembrance of his mercy, as he spoke to our fathers, to Abraham, and to his offspring forever.” How did God do this through his sending of Jesus into the world as a baby? God sent his Son into the world on a mission (cf. Luke 19:10). How should God's purposes in sending Jesus into the world shape our purposes as individuals, Gospel Communities, and as a local church?   Who could you share this story within the coming week? Prayer

Title: An Advancing Gospel Community: Craves ChristlikenessSpeaker: Nate HoldridgeText: Philippians 3:12-21Overview: In this week's message, Pastor Nate Holdridge continues our study of Philippians, exploring how an advancing gospel community craves Christlikeness. Drawing from Philippians 3:12-21, Pastor Nate unpacks Paul's call to pursue Christlikeness with intentionality, focus, and perseverance. Through vivid illustrations and practical applications, this teaching encourages us to set our minds on the ultimate goal of becoming more like Jesus, leave behind distractions of the past, and walk in partnership with godly examples who guide us toward the upward call of God.Link to Sermon NotesLink to Discussion Questions

Title: An Advancing Gospel Community: Prays About EverythingSpeaker: Geoff BuckText: Philippians 4:6-7Link to Discussion Questions

Title: An Advancing Gospel Community: Craves ChristlikenessSpeaker: Nate HoldridgeText: Philippians 3:12-21Overview: In this week's message, Pastor Nate Holdridge continues our study of Philippians, exploring how an advancing gospel community craves Christlikeness. Drawing from Philippians 3:12-21, Pastor Nate unpacks Paul's call to pursue Christlikeness with intentionality, focus, and perseverance. Through vivid illustrations and practical applications, this teaching encourages us to set our minds on the ultimate goal of becoming more like Jesus, leave behind distractions of the past, and walk in partnership with godly examples who guide us toward the upward call of God.Link to Sermon NotesLink to Discussion Questions

Title: An Advancing Gospel Community: Enjoys Authentic ChristianitySpeaker: Nate HoldridgeText: Philippians 3:1-11Overview: In this week's sermon, Pastor Nate Holdridge explores Philippians 3:1-11, showing how an advancing gospel community thrives through authentic Christianity. Drawing from Paul's personal testimony, Pastor Nate unpacks the joy of knowing Christ, the dangers of misplaced confidence, and the transforming power of the gospel. This message challenges believers to embrace the righteousness of Christ, discard distractions, and pursue a deeper relationship with Jesus, experiencing both His resurrection power and the fellowship of His sufferings.Link to Sermon NotesLink to Discussion Questions

Discussion QuestionsSermon Overview A life worthy of the gospel is marked by a costly commitment to the gospel's progress in the world and the church's progress in the gospel.1. A life worthy of the gospel rejoices at the gospel's progress (vv. 12-18a)2. A life worthy of the gospel aims at Christ's honor through the church's progress (vv. 18b-26)3. A life worthy of the gospel endures together suffering for the gospel. (vv. 27-30)Digging Deeper    Read Philippians 1:12-301. Our eighth Defining Value as a church is “Commitment to Faithfully Pass the Gospel on to Others.” (You may want to reread this section of the Defining Values document below.)  What are some of the ways you see this value lived out in our life as a church? Are there ways you would like to see us grow in this? How so?   2. Verse 12 talks about the advance of the gospel. What does that mean?3. Even though Paul is in prison, the good news of Jesus spreads throughout the prison guards (v. 13) and encourages followers of Jesus to be bold in sharing the gospel too (v. 14). Where else in the Bible or in your own life have you experienced God using something that seems bad for good? (see Acts 2:23 for the ultimate example).4. Paul talks about groups of people with differing motivations for preaching the gospel: (1) out of envy and rivalry and (2) out of goodwill.  Surprisingly, Paul doesn't call this first group out and instead rejoices that Christ is proclaimed      (v. 18a). How should Paul's response affect the way we prioritize the spread of the gospel?      5. How might this passage and this sermon help us be a part of spreading the gospel to others?6. What would suffering for the gospel look like for us today? What's the worst that could happen if you share the gospel with a friend?7. What keeps us from sharing the gospel with others?8. How could the members of this Gospel Community help you share the gospel with others?9. Share if there's someone in your life that you'd love to know Jesus. How might God use you to share the gospel with them?PrayerDefining Value 8: At CrossWay we see ourselves, along with all Christians, as commissioned by God to engage with our local community and with the larger world in such a way that the Gospel is faithfully demonstrated and clearly proclaimed.  We also see it as a specific charge from God to pass on to our children a clear and complete doctrine and a compelling witness to the transforming grace of God, and by so doing, firmly establish the next generation in its faith in Jesus Christ.  CrossWay is committed to the advance of the gospel in our homes, in our community and in the world.

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Title: An Advancing Gospel Community: Breaks Into DarknessSpeaker: Nate HoldridgeText: Philippians 2:12-30Overview: In this week's message, Pastor Nate Holdridge explores Philippians 2:12-30, revealing how Paul encourages the Philippians to shine as lights in a dark world. Paul's words challenge believers to work out their salvation with genuine reverence, hold firmly to the gospel, and emulate Christ's sacrificial love through actions that reflect His character. Using vivid imagery—runner, laborer, and drink offering—Paul paints a picture of dedicated service and obedience, calling the church to a life of meaningful purpose and joyful humility.Link to Sermon NotesLink to Discussion Questions

Welcome back to the kitchen table. Helping our children with laundry and getting them dressed is a daily ritual, often filled with the same simple motions—helping them put on new clothes, changing out of the old, and making sure they're ready for the day. What seems like a small task can actually reveal something powerful about the gospel and how God interacts with us. Each moment we help our children get dressed can serve as a small reminder of this spiritual renewal. Just as we care for them in practical ways, God cares for us, clothing us in his love and teaching us to walk in his ways.  By finding God in these small, everyday routines, we allow his presence to shape not only our children but our own hearts. Through the simple task of dressing them, we can be reminded of the gospel's renewing power—making each day a fresh start. Anchoring Scriptures: Colossians 3:9-10 Ephesians 4:22-24 Connect with Bethany hereFollow her on Instagram @bethanykimsey Stop feeling defeated in your motherhood. Join the Reset:Anchoring Your Motherhood in Gospel Truths course and transform your story in just 6 weeks. Grab your spot here.  Purchase the Warrior Mama's Prayer Journal https://bethanykimsey.co/products/a-warrior-mamas-prayer-journal

Gospel Community - Pastor Jared Blue

Christ and the Word of God should hold a preeminent place in order to grow together as a true gospel community. Subscribe to daily devotions e-mails: https://wcm.link/ddsub

Title: An Advancing Gospel Community: Participates in God's KingdomSpeaker: Nate HoldridgeText: Philippians 2:1-11Overview: In this week's sermon, Pastor Nate Holdridge leads us through Philippians 2:1-11, where Paul calls the church to participate in God's kingdom through unity, humility, and servanthood. Pastor Nate explores how the ultimate example of Christ's self-emptying and service leads to His exaltation and vindication. As we follow Christ, we are called to live out a cruciform life, embodying the humility, obedience, and sacrificial love of Jesus in every area of life.Link to Sermon NotesLink to Discussion Questions

Title: An Advancing Gospel Community: Lives Worthy of the GospelSpeaker: Nate HoldridgeText: Philippians 1:12-30Overview: Pastor Nate Holdridge continues our journey through Philippians with a message from Philippians 1:12-30 titled “An Advancing Gospel Community: Lives Worthy of the Gospel.” In this sermon, Pastor Nate explores how Paul's imprisonment served to advance the gospel and how his life, centered fully on Christ, provides a powerful model for believers today. With practical insights for living as citizens of God's kingdom, this message challenges us to live for Christ, no matter the cost, and to pursue gospel expansion with joy and unity.Link to Sermon NotesLink to Discussion Questions

Title: An Advancing Gospel Community: Partners TogetherSpeaker: Nate HoldridgeText: Philippians 1:1-11Overview: Pastor Nate Holdridge brings a powerful message from Philippians 1:1-11, focusing on the theme of gospel partnership. In this sermon, Pastor Nate explores how an advancing gospel community serves, grows, and suffers together for the sake of Christ's mission. With practical applications for modern churches, this message challenges us to embrace the mission of gospel expansion with love, knowledge, and discernment, just as Paul prayed for the Philippian church.Link to Sermon NotesLink to Discussion Questions

Welcome back to the kitchen table! Today, Bethany is walking us through a crucial topic: repentance. It's a word we often hear and toss around, but what does it truly mean, and how can we guide our kids through it? When introducing repentance to our children, it's important to remember that it's not just about saying sorry but about helping them understand a heart-level change. Luke 5:32 reminds us that Jesus came to call sinners to repentance, and Acts 3:19 encourages us to turn to God and receive forgiveness. It's a challenge to teach our kids to think differently and recognize that none of us are perfect. We can remind them that repentance is about their relationship with God—it's not about guilt or shame. Instead, it's about the freedom we have in Christ because Jesus came to save us. Bethany highlights that repentance is one of the most beautiful parts of our faith. As we talk with our kids, we get to watch God work in their hearts, helping them understand the power of turning to Him. These gospel-centered conversations create opportunities for our children to experience God's grace and grow in their walk with him.   Connect with Bethany hereFollow her on Instagram @bethanykimsey Stop feeling defeated in your motherhood. Join the Reset: Anchoring Your Motherhood in Gospel Truths course and transform your story in just 6 weeks. Grab your spot here.  Purchase the Warrior Mama's Prayer Journal https://bethanykimsey.co/products/a-warrior-mamas-prayer-journal

God redeems, gathers, and sends us for His glory. Through Jesus, we're freed from guilt and share His righteousness. As a community, we encourage, confess, and grow in faith, spreading the good news of the Gospel and living for Him.

Welcome back to the kitchen table. As parents, we deeply desire for our children to follow Christ—not because it's our family tradition, but because they genuinely understand their need for Him.    In 1 Corinthians 2:5, Paul reminds us that our faith should rest "not on human wisdom, but on God's power." This is the foundation we want to lay for our children.   We pray for our children to know God personally, to experience his love and power in their lives, and to develop a faith that grows independently of us. Our role as mothers is to lead them to Christ and then step aside, allowing the Holy Spirit to work in their hearts, so their faith rests on his power alone.  

Dillon Byrd preaches from James 5, reminding Christians that God created us for, and we are to be shaped by, Gospel Community.

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