Podcasts about holy days

By William Bradford - This is the eighth part of a mid-week Bible study series covering Christ's fifth discourse in the book of Matthew.

By Troy Phelps - Speaker: Troy Phelps Date: 11/8/25 Barrenness in the Bible is one of deep emotional suffering. This sermon explores how God works through seasons of barrenness to reveal His timing, purpose, and power. Drawing from the stories of Hannah and Elizabeth, the message shows that barrenness is not

By Tim Haggard - Serve God in a way that will achieve his desired results, not our own.

By Robin S Webber - Exactly what is hope? The Apostle Paul speaks of the "Big 3" in 1 Corinthians 13:13--Faith, Hope, and Love, but exactly what is hope? Do you hope you have hope? Has your hope diminished because of life's circumstances. Is hope a matter of the Spirit that is boxed in or does it grow under pressure

By Kelly M Irvin - A reduction in cooking, creates a greater concentration and blending of ingredients to improve flavor. An analogy is drawn between the model prayer of Matthew, Chapter 6, and this concept of summarizing a concept to its most essential parts, especially in terms of forgiveness.

By Jorge de Campos - Who is God? What is God? What is God's Purpose for mankind? These three critical questions are answered and the answers explain why God's very nature reveals His Plan for mankind.

By Luis A Marrero - The sermonette discusses the message to the Church of Thyatira in Revelation, highlighting how Christians there faced pressure to compromise their faith by participating in pagan practices for economic security. It draws parallels to modern challenges, warning that believers may again be tested to

By John May - What is godly sorrow, and why does God want to see this trait within us when we seek reconciliation with Him after we have sinned? Godly sorrow is the realization that when we sin, we give offense to God. And godly sorrow then inspires us to seek God's grace and forgiveness and to correct the

By Brian Shaw - One day God's Elect will no longer be under the influence of human flesh, nor will we be subjugated by failed human attempts to govern themselves apart from God, but our respect for each while IN this age prepares us for the next.

By Kirk Kester - In Matthew 11:12, Jesus Christ says, "the violent take it (the Kingdom) by force." What does this phrase mean for Christians? We'll look at this scripture more in-depth and try to unravel what a person is supposed to get violent about.

By Anthony Scott - Revelation 3:17 Because you say, I am rich, have become wealthy, and have need of nothing - and do not know that you are wretched, miserable, poor, blind, and naked.

By Andrew C Lee - While we see in the news about famous and wealthy people building refuges in attempt to protect themselves, and while there are many who escape their problems by immersing themselves in physical things of this world, where do we place our trust for our refuge? Are we cultivating our faith in God to

By Scott Brummett - An in-depth look into the beatitudes listed in Matthew 5, importance of the order they are listed in, and how they relate to Jesus Christ.

By Eric Myers - Sometimes God uses the weather to bless and to curse.

By Austin Chance - What does it mean to have God's law written on our heart? Some may think this is to memorize the entire Bible. Are we to do this? What do the scriptures reveal about having God's law written onto our hearts?

By Brandon Pack - Understanding how to have Christ-like acceptance of others.

By Stephen Bouchette - Who was Jabez? Why is he mentioned? What did he do? What lessons can we discern from his story?

By Scott McKeon - The 7th trump introduces the coronation of Jesus Christ as the King of kings, offering comfort and encouragement to us. Yet, there is much to come before Satan is put away and his influence removed.

By David Chornomaz - This message teaches and encourages Christians about the importance of endurance in their spiritual lives. It emphasizes that endurance is not just about surviving temporary hardships but about remaining steadfast in faith and commitment to God all the way to the end. It uses biblical examples

By Charles Graby - How do Christian parents successfully raise children "in the Lord"? There are important principles that, when followed, will enable parents to help them when teaching their children and inspire them to want to follow Godly ways.

By Doug Wendt - One of the difficulties we have in life is knowing who is telling the truth. As we look forward to God's kingdom, it's vital to remember that one of the requirements for inheriting salvation is to be a person of truth! Are we willing to understand the truth, speak the truth and live the truth, so

By Philip Aust - In a continuing series of sermons covering the Book of Daniel, pastor Philip Aust covers chapter 9. The prayer of Daniel acknowledging the sins of his nation was heard by God and He sent and angel to reveal important events that were to come. Many of those revelations apply to the end of the age - a

By Tim Drake - The story of the Good Samaritan answers the question as to who our neighbor is. It also gives us an example of love in action. Are we this type of person?

By Walter Crane - We use the familiar road-trip question “Are we there yet?” to explore Christian longing for Christ's return. Despite repeated predictions across decades and today's turbulent headlines, Scripture teaches that the exact timing is unknown and certain events must precede it. The proper response is not

By Brian McGuire - Christ gave His life out of joy, love, and the desire to demonstrate His righteousness.

By Ken Loucks - This message examines what it means to be a spiritual family in the way God intended, using Acts 2 as the foundation. It shows how the early Church was united by shared truth, fellowship, meals, and prayer—and how those same qualities still define God's people today. It acknowledges the reality of

By Darris McNeely - What can we learn from Ephesians 3 about the unity and source of strength we need as we seek to accomplish the mission of the Church and fulfill God's purpose for us individually?

By Skip Miller - Even after 50 years in God's Church these 3 "take-aways" are still alive & well & valid and valuable! They are found at every Feast of Tabernacles (in one message or another) that my wife and I have attended.

By Chuck Smith - Are you going to be an angel when you go to heaven? What's wrong with that sentence? Join us today and find out!

By Tim Martens - A review of the Biblical characteristics of likeable people and how those characteristics apply to our relationships with both God and humans.

By Jorge de Campos - Christ has preeminence. In Him all the fullness of God dwells. Continue in the faith, not moved from the hope of glory. We fill what is lacking in the afflictions of Christ. Strive with God's help.

By William Bradford - This is the seventh part of a mid-week Bible study series covering Christ's fifth discourse in the book of Matthew.

By Don Ward - We continue our study into the General Epistles

On this feast of All Saints (which is not a Holy Day of Obligation this year,) we remember that we are blessed in the highs and lows of life when we are closely connected to Christ. (Lectionary #667)  November 1, 2025 - Cathedral Rectory - Superior, WI Fr. Andrew Ricci - www.studyprayserve.com  

By Dan Dowd - Collectively, and individually, we are oftentimes “broken” from our upbringing, from negative family history, by things that have happened to us over the course of our life, or even sometimes by allowing Satan to wrongly direct our thoughts to negative thinking. How do we break this cycle of

By Mario Seiglie - God shows us the right way to live as a family by two key biblical principles. Many scriptures reveal how a family will be blessed and fruitful when they put God first in their lives and practice agape love.

By Rex Sexton - This message features several aspects of bitterness and the negative long-term effects it can have.

By Edward Dowd - This sermon begins a multi-part series exploring the Gospel of the Kingdom of God. It's a subject often misunderstood and deeply layered throughout Scripture. From its prophetic foretelling to its ultimate fulfillment, we trace five progressive stages revealing how God's divine rulership has moved

By Jeremiah Burnhauser - We generally interpret 1 Corinthians 2:9 as referring to our amazing future. That is certainly part of what Paul intended, however, his primary purpose for this scripture was to illustrate and encourage about our amazing present.

By Mark Graham - While there are some difficult concepts to think about in the book of Ezekiel, and we see similar things happening today with the world growing darker, we can still find hope though God's love for His people. We can also learn in this book about what God expects by the things that He hates and being

By Scott McKeon - In this message we will come to a greater understanding and answer many questions about this intriguing role and leave some questions unanswered.

By Tim Martens - #love #investment Provided are ten behaviors that provide the mechanics to encourage building a loving nature.

By Chuck Smith - Can we go to church on any day of the week we choose? The bible appears to say so, but is that correct? Join us today as we take a deep dive into the underworld of biblical text removal.

By Tony Stith - In Colossians 1 Paul writes that in all things Jesus Christ is to have the preeminence. This message explores, from scripture, why that is and what that looks like in the life of a Christian.

By Michael Scheid - From Abraham's long journey of faith to Job's anguished questions and Paul's imprisonments, God's people have always faced trials that test, refine, and transform them. This message explores seven reasons why God allows such challenges—not as punishment, but as purposeful molding. Through Scripture

By Peter T Burchard - Are you being tempted by satan or tested by God? Does God allow you to be tempted? This message explores these questions, explains the word meaning and benifits to being tempted/tested in our Christian walk.

By Aaron Creech - How have you used your time this past year? The Bible talks a lot about time and how we use it. We must learn how to redeem our time and not let it pass on by.

By William Bradford - Daniel 2 includes prophecies shown to Nebuchadnezzar in a dream that have been fulfilled, as well as those that are yet to be fulfilled. This message is an outline of the book of Daniel, as well as a deep dive into chapter 2.

By Brandon Zollner - What does work out your own salvation mean?

Great Story Great Saints: Patrick explores the lives of saints with vivid storytelling and answers questions about Old Testament figures, canonization mysteries, and whether it’s right to seek the prayers of Blesseds, letting sharp details and unexpected dialogue spark curiosity. St. Irenaeus of Lyons (04:34) Robert - My 2 favorites are Fulton Sheen and Romano Guardini. Is there any movement for the canonization of these two individuals? (24:19) Is All Saints Day a Holy Day of Obligation? (28:19) Scott - I believe the Blessed Mother is very powerful and saved this man I was praying for. (29:39) St. Athanasius of Alexandria (36:29) Luke - Are the older prophets in the Bible considered Saints? (46:20) Monica - At my Church we do a Saint and Blessed party. Someone from our group thought it was incorrect to not ask Blessed to pray for them. Is that Correct? (52:32)