Podcasts about transformed life

Tonight begins a multi-part sub-series of our Colossians series entitled, “The Transformed Life”. This evening's message deals with Colossians 3:5-14, and could be titled, “The Exchanged Life”. Please tune in!

Overcoming Reluctance and Embracing God's Calling Expresses a personal struggle with reluctance to fulfill what is perceived as God's will. Emphasizes the importance of acting under the guidance of the Holy Spirit to avoid empty, ineffective actions. "if you don't do it under the spirit of the Holy Ghost, you're just going to get up here and you're going to laugh a few words. You're going to sit down and it ain't going to bother nobody." Critiques the prevalence of formality over genuine spiritual experience in contemporary churches. "We've got too many churches today going through a formality." The Power of Testimony and Personal Transformation Highlights the transformative power of a personal testimony and being born again. "if you ain't got a testimony, brother and sister, you better get born again." Shares an anecdote about a conversation with a son regarding parental guidance and the importance of instilling faith. Son expressed anger towards parents due to their methods. Drove home the importance of confessing Jesus as Lord and believing in His resurrection for salvation. "If thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, that thou shalt be saved." Affirms God's unwavering support through life's challenges for those who are saved and washed in the blood of Jesus Christ. "God will bring you through. I don't care what you're going through. When you've been pardoned again, washed with the blood of Jesus Christ, honey He will bring you through the darkest moment." Preaching the Gospel Without Compromise Stresses the importance of preaching the gospel without sugarcoating or compromise. "He didn't tell me to come in here and sugarcoat it. He didn't tell me to come in here and compromise. He said preach the gospel." Enduring Temptation and the Reality of Sin Cites James 1:12 to emphasize the blessedness of enduring temptation. "Blessed is the man that endureth temptation." Warns against being drawn away by one's own lusts and enticements. "Every man is tempted when he is drawn away from his own lust." Explains that the devil will do everything possible to attack those who walk with God, referencing the story of Job. Explains the progression from lust to sin and ultimately to death. "When lust has conceived, it brings forth sin. And when sin is finished, it brings forth death." Salvation, Chastisement, and the Need for Genuine Faith Reiterates the necessity of confessing salvation and living in accordance with God's will to experience a "payday." Shares a personal experience of surviving a severe accident miraculously, attributing it to God's protection. Crawled through 12 inches of windshield on a tractor trailer and never got a scratch. Explains that chastisement is a sign of God's love, referencing Hebrews. "Those I love I chastise. Those without chastisement is bastards and nonsense." Suggests that many people have a superficial faith, going through formalities without truly accepting Jesus Christ as their Savior. God's Unchanging Nature and the Importance of Prayer Affirms that God has not changed and remains the same. "God has not changed. He's still the same today, tomorrow, and forever." Shares an anecdote about a sister's unwavering faith and prayer that led to a personal salvation. Sister prayed and knew God would save him. Shares a personal prayer for his children's salvation, expressing willingness to sacrifice himself to prevent them from going to hell. "If it means to take me out and to get me out of the way, I said, don't let my children go to hell." The Way Out of Sin and the Role of Jesus Emphasizes that there is a way out of sin through Jesus Christ, who intercedes on our behalf. "There is a Savior.

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What does it really look like to live a life shaped by God's mercy? In Romans 12:1-2, 9-21, Paul paints a powerful picture of true worship—not just in songs or rituals, but in everyday acts of love, humility, and grace. This transformed life rejects the patterns of the world and embraces a radical way of living that overcomes evil with good. Hear how God is inviting you to surrender fully to Christ and become a living witness to His redeeming love.

Transformed Life

Pastor Cecil congratulates and encourages graduates with a message from John 4.

Paul's masterful transition from doctrine to practice in Romans 12 presents a comprehensive vision of Christian living. Beginning with personal transformation and extending to community life, these verses outline the radical nature of gospel-shaped existence.

The city of man asks that we value the things of this world. Once we are in Christ, we are called to a far greater purpose. Today, R.C. Sproul reminds us that we are members of the city of God. Read the transcript: https://ligonier.org/podcasts/ultimately-with-rc-sproul/the-key-to-a-transformed-life/ A donor-supported outreach of Ligonier Ministries. Donate: https://donate.ligonier.org/ Explore all of our podcasts: https://www.ligonier.org/podcasts

Seeing Jesus: The Key to a Transformed Life Discover how knowing Jesus personally can change your life, as shared in the Gospels. See Him through the eyes of Bible heroes […] The post Seeing Jesus: The Key to a Transformed Life – Seeing Jesus Part 4 appeared first on Charis Christian Center.

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Ephesians 4:25-32: Living the Transformed Life

3/30/2025 - Romans 12:1-2 - Carlos Farias: The Evidence Of A Transformed Life by Pastor Dennis Fountain

A transformed life isn't just about change—it's about pursuing purity, walking in the light, and living with wisdom. Ephesians 5 challenges us to step into the fullness of who God calls us to be.

Send us a textWe all make choices in this world. The question is, do our choices line up with God's will and the abundant life that He has planned for us?   Support the show

Discover how feeding on the Word of God leads to lasting changes in your soul. Barry shares how spiritual growth parallels the transformation of a seed into a fruitful plant — clear evidence of God's work in us!

A weekly class at OAG taught by Chaplain Lou Parker.** Edited to remove personal information shared in the class and extended pauses **Title: The Spiritual Sight of the Blind ManSummary: In this lesson, Chaplain Lou Parker explores the profound significance behind Jesus healing the blind man, emphasizing that the act of making mud and healing on the Sabbath carries deep spiritual meaning. By paralleling the blind man's journey to the struggle and misunderstanding of the Jewish church, Chaplain Lou highlights the importance of obedience and spiritual awakening, encouraging listeners to see beyond the physical into the spiritual truths of faith.Lesson Outline:00:00 - The Significance of Mud and Blindness01:23 - A Type and Shadow of Resurrection04:48 - The Transformed Life after Meeting Jesus08:46 - Confrontation with Traditional Expectations14:31 - Spiritual Sight Beyond Physical Healing

Today we're going to talk about mountaintop spiritual experiences—and we're also going to talk about everyday spiritual experiences, which are frankly a lot more common. Today's scripture is a story that I found a bit strange and irrelevant for most of my life, but more recently I've started to see why it is a suggested […]

Jesus transforms Paul into a new creation, giving him a new identity, relationships, and mission. Paul zealously begins preaching that Jesus is the Son of God. The post Paul's Radically Transformed Life (Acts Sermon 22) appeared first on Two Journeys.

Jesus transforms Paul into a new creation, giving him a new identity, relationships, and mission. Paul zealously begins preaching that Jesus is the Son of God. The post Paul's Radically Transformed Life (Acts Sermon 22) appeared first on Two Journeys.

Jesus transforms Paul into a new creation, giving him a new identity, relationships, and mission. Paul zealously begins preaching that Jesus is the Son of God. The post Paul's Radically Transformed Life (Acts Sermon 22) appeared first on Two Journeys.

Throughout the Bible we are commanded to love God and to love our neighbor. Jesus said that these are the 2 greatest commandments on which hang all the Law and the Prophets. (Matthew 22:40) Jay Adams wrote: 'Love is.. not something you fall into. Love is a decision of the will to obey God's command whether we like it or not.'

"Start where you are - do anything you can do, and do everything you can, until you find something you must do! That something is probably your spiritual gift." - Jim George

Pastor Kevin continues our study through the book of Romans.

Message by Pastor Blake 

In this episode of The Mobilized Church Podcast, we explore the transformative journey of following Jesus—not just as a belief system, but as a way of life. Discipleship is more than knowledge; it's an invitation to apprenticeship with Jesus, where we learn to be with Him, become like Him, and do as He did.We'll discuss the core practices of discipleship, including intentional spiritual disciplines, community engagement, and personal transformation. We'll also dive into the concept of a "Rule of Life"—a framework that reshapes every aspect of our lives around the teachings and example of Jesus. Join us as we unpack how individuals and communities can embrace this journey toward a truly mobilized faith.

In this episode of the "But I Tell You" podcast, join us for a compelling conversation with Jay Kim, lead pastor of Westgate Church in Silicon Valley and acclaimed author of books like "Analog Christian," "Analog Church," and "Listen, Listen, Speak." Recorded live from the Practicing the Way conference in Portland, Jay opens up about his personal journey of faith and formation, challenging the conventional idea that discipleship is merely about getting better and doing more.Discover how Jay's experiences in therapy, spiritual direction, and authentic friendships have led him to a deeper awareness and a more meaningful life focused on wholeness rather than endless self-improvement. He shares profound insights into living fully present with God, countering the cultural pressures of perfectionism and performance that pervade our lives.Tune in to explore the transformative power of desiring what is already yours—God's love and presence—and learn how this perspective can free you to live more genuinely and joyfully in the here and now. Don't miss out on this inspiring dialogue that encourages us all to embrace our true selves and find real meaning in life's journey.If you enjoy the episode, remember to like, subscribe, and share with friends. Follow us on social media at @ButITellYouPod for more content and updates! Likewise via subscribing to Tyler's NewsletterFinally, This episode is produced with generous care by Sami MititeluMore about Pastor Jay Kim: Jay serves as lead pastor at WestGate Church in the Silicon Valley of California. He is the author of Listen Listen Speak, Analog Christian, Analog Church, and Colossians: One Jesus, One People. He is also a contributing author to Faithful Exiles, Before You Lose Your Faith, and Red Skies. He has been featured in Christianity Today, The Gospel Coalition, Missio Alliance, Outreach, and Relevant Magazine. He is the host of IVP's Digital Examen Podcast and Barna's Making Space Podcast. You can email him at jay@jaykimthinks.com about just about anything. You can also connect with him on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. He'd love to hear from you!

In this episode of the "But I Tell You" podcast, join us for a compelling conversation with Jay Kim, lead pastor of Westgate Church in Silicon Valley and acclaimed author of books like "Analog Christian," "Analog Church," and "Listen, Listen, Speak." Recorded live from the Practicing the Way conference in Portland, Jay opens up about his personal journey of faith and formation, challenging the conventional idea that discipleship is merely about getting better and doing more.Discover how Jay's experiences in therapy, spiritual direction, and authentic friendships have led him to a deeper awareness and a more meaningful life focused on wholeness rather than endless self-improvement. He shares profound insights into living fully present with God, countering the cultural pressures of perfectionism and performance that pervade our lives.Tune in to explore the transformative power of desiring what is already yours—God's love and presence—and learn how this perspective can free you to live more genuinely and joyfully in the here and now. Don't miss out on this inspiring dialogue that encourages us all to embrace our true selves and find real meaning in life's journey.If you enjoy the episode, remember to like, subscribe, and share with friends. Follow us on social media at @ButITellYouPod for more content and updates! Likewise via subscribing to Tyler's NewsletterFinally, This episode is produced with generous care by Sami MititeluMore about Pastor Jay Kim: Jay serves as lead pastor at WestGate Church in the Silicon Valley of California. He is the author of Listen Listen Speak, Analog Christian, Analog Church, and Colossians: One Jesus, One People. He is also a contributing author to Faithful Exiles, Before You Lose Your Faith, and Red Skies. He has been featured in Christianity Today, The Gospel Coalition, Missio Alliance, Outreach, and Relevant Magazine. He is the host of IVP's Digital Examen Podcast and Barna's Making Space Podcast. You can email him at jay@jaykimthinks.com about just about anything. You can also connect with him on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. He'd love to hear from you!

Spiritual transformation means living in a way that is pleasing to God

Spiritual transformation means living in a way that is pleasing to God

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Church Life                                 “Radical Ministry”                                     Acts 9:20-25   A Transformed Life (vv. 20-21)   1 Ti. 1:13a-c, 15b-16  13 though formerly I was a blasphemer, persecutor, and insolent opponent. But I received mercy because I had acted ignorantly in unbelief, 15......, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, of whom I am the foremost. 16 But I received mercy for this reason, that in me, as the foremost, Jesus Christ might display his perfect patience as an example to those who were to believe in him for eternal life.   An Apologetic Ministry (vv. 20, 22)   Psa. 110:1,5-6a The Lord says to my Lord: “Sit at my right hand, until I make your enemies your footstool…. 5 The Lord is at your right hand; he will shatter kings on the day of his wrath. 6 He will execute judgment among the nations, ” (53:3-12).  Jo. 1:1-3 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. 2 He was in the beginning with God. 3 All things were made through him, and without him was not any thing made that was made. Paul in Col. 1:15a-16, 19.15 He is the image of the invisible God, ....... 16 For by him all things were created, in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or dominions or rulers or authorities—all things were created through him and for him.... 19 For in him all the fullness of God was pleased to dwell,    A Risky Ministry (vv. 23-25)

In this powerful episode of Ordinary People with Extraordinary Lives, host Arlenys Buckelew sits down with Pastor David Jordan, the Family and Marriage Pastor at Redeemer Bible Church, to explore his remarkable transformation journey. Raised in a conservative Southern Baptist home, David thought he was saved but later realized he lacked a genuine relationship with Christ. From evangelizing in high school without genuinely knowing Jesus to experiencing a crisis of faith in his marriage, David shares his path to true repentance and salvation. David discovered a deep love for Christ and the Bible through expository preaching and discipleship at Jack's Church in Burbank, California. This shift in his heart led him from a career in computer graphics to pastoral ministry, where he now focuses on discipling couples and strengthening families. David's story is a humbling testimony of God's grace and provision.  Watch his encouraging message about examining your faith and pursuing a life rooted in Christ now!

Personal transformation requires radical change. But you cannot live a transformed life until you change the way you think. In this series, A Transformed Life, Dr. Chappell reminds us that God has designed a plan of genuine transformation for every believer—one that goes far beyond the initial moment of salvation. Whether you realize it or not, you have the capacity and power to influence the direction of your life through a dynamic relationship with Jesus Christ.

Personal transformation requires radical change. But you cannot live a transformed life until you change the way you think. In this series, A Transformed Life, Dr. Chappell reminds us that God has designed a plan of genuine transformation for every believer—one that goes far beyond the initial moment of salvation. Whether you realize it or not, you have the capacity and power to influence the direction of your life through a dynamic relationship with Jesus Christ.

Personal transformation requires radical change. But you cannot live a transformed life until you change the way you think. In this series, A Transformed Life, Dr. Chappell reminds us that God has designed a plan of genuine transformation for every believer—one that goes far beyond the initial moment of salvation. Whether you realize it or not, you have the capacity and power to influence the direction of your life through a dynamic relationship with Jesus Christ.

Personal transformation requires radical change. But you cannot live a transformed life until you change the way you think. In this series, A Transformed Life, Dr. Chappell reminds us that God has designed a plan of genuine transformation for every believer—one that goes far beyond the initial moment of salvation. Whether you realize it or not, you have the capacity and power to influence the direction of your life through a dynamic relationship with Jesus Christ.

Personal transformation requires radical change. But you cannot live a transformed life until you change the way you think. In this series, A Transformed Life, Dr. Chappell reminds us that God has designed a plan of genuine transformation for every believer—one that goes far beyond the initial moment of salvation. Whether you realize it or not, you have the capacity and power to influence the direction of your life through a dynamic relationship with Jesus Christ.