Podcasts about walking with jesus

What if prayer wasn't just something you checked off your list, but more like an app running in the background—always on, always connected?In this episode of The Me I Want to Be series, Pastor Mark explores what it means to live in the flow of the Spirit. Drawing on 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18 and Ephesians 5:15–18, he shows how God's Spirit creates a steady current of life, joy, and gratitude—and how we can stay in that current in the middle of ordinary life. You'll learn simple practices like breath prayers and naming your blockers, you'll discover how to live with deeper peace, gratitude, and companionship with Jesus—right where you are.

Generosity is not only about money but it certainly is not less. God calls us to be content in a culture of consumerism. Contentment flows out of trust in God and when we trust Him to provide we are free to notice the needs around us.Message by Devin Burton, "In God We Trust" as part of our "Walking with Jesus" series. Message from September 28, 2025. Centralia Community Church, Centralia, WA. cccog.comWe are all being formed. If we're not intentionally being formed by Jesus himself we are likely being formed by something or someone else unintentionally. Walking with Jesus is allowing Him to transform us through habits and disciplines that shape us into who He created us to be. This journey isn't linear or one-size fits all, but the invitation is to move with Jesus, together in community. 

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What can we learn from the baptism of Christ?

God has gifted us with access to His resources and He is clear on how He desires us to steward them. We can choose how we leverage what God has given- for His Kingdom, or for our own desires. Walking with Jesus looks like managing what God has provided in a way that keeps a Kingdom focus. Message by Devin Burton, "Leveraging God's Resources" as part of our "Walking with Jesus" series. Message from September 21, 2025. Centralia Community Church, Centralia, WA. cccog.comWe are all being formed. If we're not intentionally being formed by Jesus himself we are likely being formed by something or someone else unintentionally. Walking with Jesus is allowing Him to transform us through habits and disciplines that shape us into who He created us to be. This journey isn't linear or one-size fits all, but the invitation is to move with Jesus, together in community. 

Clinically Dead, Walking with Jesus for 44 Hours - NDE Miracle!: Robert Marshall. When Robert Marshall went into cardiac arrest, he was clinically dead—no heartbeat, no breath—for 44 hours. During that time, he says he was fully conscious in heaven, with Jesus. What he witnessed was beyond anything imaginable: harmonic trees, divine light, and a mission he didn't want but ultimately accepted.

Learning from Jesus how to be like him - in the "workshop."  What does it mean for us that Jesus spent the first 29 years of his earthly life in relative obscurity?  What does this part of His life mean - for us?

When we abide with Jesus in the word, it stokes a fire that fuels obedience, worship, and witness.

God and all of heaven rejoice at the return of a child into right relationship. Whether we are weighed down by guilt and shame or trying to earn our place at the table, God offers forgiveness and grace. We may find ourselves in a pit of despair or waiting for rescue and God meets us there, holds us up and restores us bringing about the joy of our salvation.Message by Devin Burton, "A God Who Offers Restoration" as part of our "Walking with Jesus" series. Message from September 14, 2025. Centralia Community Church, Centralia, WA. cccog.comWe are all being formed. If we're not intentionally being formed by Jesus himself we are likely being formed by something or someone else unintentionally. Walking with Jesus is allowing Him to transform us through habits and disciplines that shape us into who He created us to be. This journey isn't linear or one-size fits all, but the invitation is to move with Jesus, together in community. 

In this episode, Julia Makulec-Siemaszko and Kamila Surma explore their personal journeys of faith, discussing the transformative power of a relationship with Jesus. They delve into the struggles of identity, mental health, and the importance of community in spiritual growth. The conversation emphasizes the redefinition of freedom in faith, the impact of societal beliefs on personal values, and the significance of authentic relationships in faith communities. Through their testimonies, they inspire listeners to embrace their femininity and find strength in their faith, while also addressing the challenges of navigating religion versus relationship with God.Chapters00:00 Introduction to the Journey of Faith05:29 Personal Testimonies and Early Struggles10:02 The Crossroads: Choosing Faith Over New Age18:47 Understanding Salvation and Relationship with Jesus24:58 Transformations Through Faith29:52 Navigating Freedom and Identity in Faith38:25 The Foundation of Relationships and Truth42:40 Understanding Desires: Divine vs. Ego45:40 Defining Freedom in Relationship with Jesus49:31 The Illusion of Freedom in Relationships51:16 Integrity and Faith: A Personal Journey55:26 The Triggering Nature of Religion01:00:36 Redefining God: From Punisher to Loving Father01:03:29 Finding Community: A New Church Experience

Walking with Jesus offers life and goodness but it also cost us. It will cost us OUR LIFE, the way we want it and in return God offers life eternal, life abundant. Carefully count the cost if you are to walk with Jesus.cccog.com/beyond-sunday

The introduction to our Walking with Jesus series - and a "stop" at the manger in Bethlehem

Walking with Jesus offers life and goodness but it also cost us. It will cost us OUR LIFE, the way we want it and in return God offers life eternal, life abundant. Carefully count the cost if you are to walk with Jesus.Message by Devin Burton and Sharayah Pendergraft, "Carrying YOUR Cross or the Cross of Christ?" as part of our "Walking with Jesus" series. Message from September 7, 2025. Centralia Community Church, Centralia, WA. cccog.comWe are all being formed. If we're not intentionally being formed by Jesus himself we are likely being formed by something or someone else unintentionally. Walking with Jesus is allowing Him to transform us through habits and disciplines that shape us into who He created us to be. This journey isn't linear or one-size fits all, but the invitation is to move with Jesus, together in community. 

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The pull to climb higher, be the best, have the influence keeps us further from walking with Jesus. If our attention is on these things we will miss the invitation to the table Jesus is preparing for us. Do we have the eyes of Christ to see the lowly, the powerless and the poor?cccog.com/beyond-sunday

August 31, 2025 · Brad Raby · Luke 24: 13-35

The pull to climb higher, be the best, have the influence keeps us further from walking with Jesus. If our attention is on these things we will miss the invitation to the table Jesus is preparing for us. Do we have the eyes of Christ to see the lowly, the powerless and the poor?Message by Devin Burton and Tony Anaya, "Walking with Jesus in Humility" as part of our "Enlarging the Circle" series. Message from August 31, 2025. Centralia Community Church, Centralia, WA. cccog.com We are choosing to walk with Jesus, and on this journey we learn that we're meant to be in community. When we construct borders that keep us from God, we miss the joy of the Lord. Do we have the eyes of Christ when we see the “others” in our life? As we approach the throne in faith, we will find freedom, salvation, rest, and compassion. Let's begin enlarging the circle.

Send us a textLight in Darkness (John 8:12) John 8:12 Daily Prayer – Light in Darkness, Guidance, Hope, Deliverance from Fear & Walking with Jesus @151 Daily Christian Prayer Podcast  John 8:12 – “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.”SUPPORT THE MISSIONPlease support the mission: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/RBChristianRadio Do you need daily prayer for guidance, Bible verses for light in darkness, or encouragement to overcome fear? Are you searching for direction and hope in uncertain times? This is the Daily Christian Prayer Podcast with Reverend Ben Cooper, recorded live in London, England, and streaming globally on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and Buzzsprout.Today's devotion is anchored in John 8:12: Jesus declares He is the Light of the World. Those who follow Him will never walk in darkness but will carry the light of life.DEVOTIONAL BODY Reverend Ben Cooper prays for weary souls walking through dark valleys. Life can feel overwhelming, but Jesus promises light, guidance, and hope. This prayer reminds us that darkness has no power where Christ shines.10 PRAYER POINTS FOR LIGHT & GUIDANCEDaily prayer for light in spiritual darkness.Prayer for guidance and wisdom in life decisions.Daily prayer for freedom from fear and anxiety.Prayer for direction in confusing seasons.Hope in Christ as the light of the world.Prayer for encouragement in dark times.Strength to walk boldly in God's light.Renewal of faith when surrounded by darkness.Joy in following Jesus' guidance.Daily prayer for clarity and discernment.LIFE APPLICATION Speak John 8:12 each morning: “Jesus is my light—I will not walk in darkness.” Follow His leading in one specific decision today.CALL TO ACTION If this prayer gave you hope, subscribe and share the Daily Christian Prayer Podcast. Join believers worldwide, live from London, England. Support the mission: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/RBChristianRadioSupport the showThank you for listening! For more inspiring content, visit our main site at RBChristianRadio.net. Explore our ministry services and celebrations at LifeCelebrant.net. If you'd like to support our work, you can now Buy Me a Coffee and help us keep spreading the word. Every bit makes a difference! God bless and see you in the next episode.

August 24, 2025 · Brad Raby · Philippians 2:12-16

What you do with your treasure reveals what you've done with your heart.

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Jesus sends us on His mission.

Jesus is the Son of God.

The good shepherd looks after His sheep. Let's journey with a servant heart. Let's commit to following Him.

Message from Andrew Hopper on July 20, 2025

Message from Seth Norris on July 13, 2025

John 6:16-19 Now when evening came, His disciples went down to the sea, and after getting into a boat, they started to cross the sea to Capernaum. It had already become dark, and Jesus had not yet come to them. The sea began to be stirred up because a strong wind was blowing. Then, when they had rowed about three or four miles, they saw Jesus walking on the sea and drawing near to the boat; and they were frightened. What an interesting and memorable scene. Matthew, Mark, and John all record events of this night on the Sea of Galilee. The boat was large enough for 13 people. It was between 3 and 6 a.m. and dark, so their visibility was limited. The sea was choppy due to a strong wind. The disciples had strained at the oars for hours. Jesus walked on the water toward the boat. Certainly unexpected. Wouldn't it be interesting to know the comments of the disciples once one of them saw Jesus? Matthew's and Mark's accounts inform us that they were frightened, terrified, when they saw a form walking on the sea. They didn't immediately recognize who it was. Both accounts said the disciples exclaimed, “It is a ghost!” And they cried out in fear.” Matthew records that once Peter heard Jesus, he asked Jesus to command him to come to him on the water, which Jesus did. It seems the distraction of the waves occurred once Peter got to Jesus. When he started to sink and called out to Jesus to save him, Jesus took hold of him, and they walked to the boat together. Yes, Jesus rebuked Peter for having little faith, but hey, he did walk on water to Jesus and then with Him back to the boat. I'm impressed, aren't you? So here are my questions. Why did the Father do this? Why have His Son walk the 3 or 4 miles on choppy waters in the middle of the night when He needed to be resting up for another day of ministry? Jesus certainly could have gotten a good night's sleep and waited until morning, when He could have made the trip in another boat or have walked in daylight along the shoreline. In Mark 6:48, Mark wrote that Jesus intended to walk past them. Why didn't Jesus do that? Why did He go near the boat at all if He intended to meet them in Capernaum? That would have been easy to do. How far could they see on a dark, windy night? Maybe 10 or 15 yards? So what's with going on a four-mile walk on the Sea of Galilee in the middle of the night? Furthermore, why did John leave out Peter's walk on the water with Jesus? The reason for all of it was clearly stated by John in 20:31. It's so we might read this and believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God, and that we might have life in His name. For John's purpose, what mattered wasn't if Peter walked on the water, but that Jesus loved them so much that He provided undeniable proof that He is the Son of God. In fact, in Matthew's account, those who were in the boat worshiped Him saying, “You are certainly God's Son” (Matt. 14:33). That was the conclusion drawn by the experience on the sea of Galilee that night. But I don't want us to miss Peter's encounter with Jesus on the sea. I have a couple of questions for you. First, are you convinced that Jesus is the Son of God? It's impossible to love with God's love without believing Jesus is God's Son. To believe He is the Son is to believe the whole of creation belongs to Him and that He is the sovereign Lord of all things and everybody.

True rest does not come from a rule, but a relationship.

John 18:1-11 Mike Talley July 6, 2025

Message from Jonathan Yarboro on June 29, 2025

God's word is a weapon against temptation.

Listen to the sermon 'Walking With Jesus' by Jeremy Burrage from the 1 John series, based on 1 John 2:1-17.

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Original message from Wednesday, 6/11/25. We hope that this message encourages you and builds you up in your walk with God.  Please visit www.newdestinychristiancenter.com for more information on our ministry.

Shattered to Mosaic: All the While Trusting God and walking with Jesus by Cynthia Kaitfors-Smith Amazon.com Newlifeinjoy.com I found after leaning on the Lord through grief and loss there truly is JOY after the storm. There is so much in life to celebrate through the word of God, the Joys and the Rainbows of our lives. I am a Christian gal, with the gift to gab, wonderful imagination, and a creative spirit. I would daydream my way through the school day. I was born and raised in the beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota, I earned my BA in Psychology and MS in Marriage Family Therapy and a credential in School Counseling. Through my education, strong faith, trust in God, I healed from betrayal and divorce. As I grew in my personal relationship with Jesus Christ, I realized the importance of being more than a luke-warm Christian.

In this podcast episode, I talk about the flesh. What is the flesh, why is it so important that our flesh is in the right alignment with our spirit and soul and how it can disturb your communication with God when it's NOT. Come with an open heart and share your thoughts! :)

Are you recently saved or maybe saved a while back but ready to get back on track?? This episode is for you! I go over the 3 steps to get you walking a life for Jesus. Walking in obedience and saying yes to Jesus even when times are hard, or better yet, when we don't "feel" like doing the thing...Go listen and Enjoy!      Join Us In The Christian Mom Community- SCRIPTURE OF THE MONTH! https://www.facebook.com/groups/christianfemaleentrepreneur     Freebie- www.simplyjenniferbrown.com  

Do you ever feel stuck trying to figure out God's will for your life? Pastor Costi Hinn gets real about the pressure of making big decisions and how fear and overthinking can keep us paralyzed. He shares honest stories, biblical truth, and super practical steps to help you move forward with confidence. Whether you're wrestling with a job choice, a move, or just want to live more intentionally, this conversation is for you.

5/28/25 7am CT Hour - Ace Acuna/ Leslie Reyes-Hernandez/ Dave Durand John, Glen and Sarah chat about President Trump threatening Harvard grant money, CDC removing Covid vaccine requirements for healthy kids and pregnant women, President Trump and Canada, plus update on National Eucharistic Pilgrimage. Ace and Leslie share what it's like to be a perpetual pilgrim on the 2025 National Eucharistic Pilgrimage from Indianapolis to Los Angeles and what they are looking forward to along the way. Did You Know - Rules of Flip Flop Use Dave examines how to work on getting the culture at work to be positive and let that bleed over into your home life as well.

In this episode, the Bi-Vocational Bros are back to discuss the importance of joyfully walking with Jesus as a key characteristic of a healthy bi-vocational pastor. They emphasize the necessity of prioritizing one’s personal relationship with the Lord amidst the myriad responsibilities of ministry. Through personal stories, scriptural insights, and practical advice on cultivating a […]

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In part four of our series, Walking With Jesus: A Journey to the Cross with Major Dr. Terry Masango, we stand before the empty tomb—the defining moment that separates Christianity from every other faith tradition in the world. The resurrection isn't just an epilogue to the crucifixion—it's the validation of everything Jesus taught and claimed. It's the proof that death has been defeated, that sin has been conquered, and that the devil himself has been overthrown. As we prepare to celebrate Easter Sunday, Major Masango reminds us not to stay fixated on the cross and the darkness of Friday, but to press forward to the empty tomb and the light of Sunday morning. We're invited to move past the suffering and see the triumph. >>> Get your free Holy Week Art Journal here. EPISODE SHOWNOTES: Read more. BE AFFIRMED. Get the Good Words email series. JOIN THE HOPEFULS. Get inside the group. WHAT'S YOUR CAUSE? Take our quiz. BE INSPIRED. Follow us on Instagram. DO GOOD. Give to The Salvation Army.

This week Jon talks about the need to rely on the daily sustenance that is Jesus: the Bread of Life.  The problem is that many of us rely on stale bread, not daily bread.   Scripture: Ephesians 5.1-2, John 6.35, Exodus 16, Matthew 6.11 As always, feel free to reach out to Jon to further discuss this week's devotional at Jon@christianoutdoors.org