CCSRQ Audio Podcast: Recent Episodes
CCSRQ
A brief study of Acts 20:1-3 where we learn why it is so important to be there for and to encourage our fellow believers.
A study of Acts 19:17-41 where we learn of the sacrifices made by some new believers and the hardships of Paul's friends. We are encouraged to follow Christ even when we have to make sacrifices or face resistance.
A study of Acts 19:8-17, where we hear the story of how an evil spirit knew Paul, but not other men. We learn to be sold out for the Lord so we don to have to fear the spiritual, but they would fear us instead.
Questions that were prepared in advanced, regarding suicide, will be answered by leaders who will speak in wisdom and God's Word.
Pastor Pilgrim Benham, from Shoreline Calvary Chapel, talks to us about Suicide - its root and its effect on others.
Writer, author, and founder of Reigning Grace Counseling Center, Julie Ganschow gives us an overview of the popular, Netflix series “13 Reasons Why.” She tells us why it's important for parents to watch, but dangerous for teens to watch. She
A study of James 5:12, where we learn that swearing or promising reveals our unfaithful character. We just need to let our yes be yes, and our no, no.
A study of John 15:1-8, where we learn that we can not live a genuine life with Jesus without abiding in His presence.
A study of Genesis 17, where we learn that we are set apart not by how we look on the outside, but how we obey God only when he sees.
A topical study where we learn that we just need to trust Jesus to have a real relationship with Him.
A study of James 5:1-6, where we are warned of the consequences when we let money rule in our lives rather than Jesus.
A study of Philippians 3:12-4:1, where Paul encourages us to live for the greater reward.
A study of Philippians 2:12-18, where we learn how when we do not complain, or grumble, we become a shining witness to the dark world around us.
A study of Philippians 2:19-30, where we learn how to be servants in friendship, and servants of Christ.
A study of Philippians 4:2-23, where Paul gives the church in Philippi his final exhortations.
A study of Colossians 1:1-14, where we learn how to live like God and share the gospel.
A study of James 4:13-17, where we learn the importance of including God's desires in our plan making.
A study of James 4:11-12, where we learn that God is Judge, not us. We need to use our words to build up and encourage, not tear down or destroy.
A study of Acts 18:12-21, where we learn that being a Christian is not about our background or what we do, but knowing who Jesus really is.
A study of James 4:7, where we learn how to resist the devil, and to instead submit to God.
A study of James 4:4-6, where we learn that we can not be friends with God and the world, but in this God gives us grace.
A study of Acts 18:5-8, where we learned how to deal with rejection when witnessing: Move on from certain people, but do not give up on witnessing.
A study of James 3:13-18, where we learn the difference between worldly and godly wisdom.
A study of James 4:1-3, where we learn that being selfless is the key to avoiding fights with others.
A study of James 3:7-12, where we learned that we need to live by jesus power in order to live a godly life.
A study of James 3:2-6, where we learn that we can use our tongue for good or for evil.
A study of Acts 17:11-15, where we learn that the Bereans accepted The Word of God with eagerness, but examined it for themselves. We are taught that the Beareans set us a good example that should be followed.
In a study of Acts 17:5-10, a group of envious Jews stirred up some sketchy characters from the city to harm Paul and Silas. From this story, we learn just how destructive and dangerous jealousy can be if left unchecked.
Paul continues his habit of preaching in the synagogue, in Acts 17:1-4, and persuades his audience. By his example, we learn how to be prepared for the opportunities God gives us to reason, explain, and prove using the Scriptures.
A study of James 2:20-24, where we learn that we must demonstrate faith in order to have intimacy with Jesus.
A study through Acts 16:35-40, where Paul confronts the magistrates about their improper treatment towards him. We can learn that there are times when we are to stand against injustice, and we are challenged to go the extra mile to encourage others.
A study of James 2:14-19 where James reasons that faith that is not backed by actions, is really no faith at all.
In Acts 16:26-34, God sends an earthquake to free Paul and Silas, while they were praying and praising. We learn that God can do more than what we usually expect. We also learn how to put other's needs before our own, by Paul's example.
A study of James 2:8-13 where we learn the key way to overcome favoritism: To love one another.
A study of James 2:5-7 where we see it is God's heart to bless the poor to be rich in faith.
A study of Acts 16:16-18 where Paul encounters a demon-possessed girl. Through this experience we can learn how to defend against distractions, and fight spiritually: Pray, Stand and Obey.
In Acts 16:11-15, Paul reaches out to a group of women in Philippi, not showing partiality in his ministry. By the example of Paul and Jesus we learn that we need to reach out and love everyone, even those who are outside our comfort zone.
A study of James 1:26-27 where we learn that religion that is pleasing to God is selfless and undefiled by the world.
A study of James 1:21 where we learn how important a life lived fleeing sin, but obeying Jesus is.
A study of Acts 16:6-10 where Paul is prohibited by the Holy Spirit to go preach in Asia. We are taught how to follow the Spirit's leading, even if He is preventing us from a certain ministry.
A study of Acts 16:1-5 where Paul brings Timothy on his missionary journey and we learn how to not cause others to stumble by misusing our freedom in Jesus Christ.
A study of James 1:17-20 where we learn how to act in humility, obey the Spirit, and be slow to anger.
A study of Acts 15:36-41 where we see Paul and Barnabas split and we learn about unity in the church.
A study of James 1:12-16, where we learn about resisting temptations, and the disastrous results sin can have.
A study of James 1:9-11 where we see a godly perspective on having and not having wealth.
A study of 14:20-28 where we see that even Christians must go through hard times, but heaven is our hope.
A study of Acts 10 where see the method that God chooses to use to work in the world today.
A study of Acts chapter 8, where we see the gospel start to leave Jerusalem and spread to the world.
A look at Acts 2 where we see the birth of the church and what that means for us, the church, almost 2,000 years later.
A study of Acts 1:1-14 seeing what happened between Jesus' return to heaven and the birth of the church. The three main points were 1. Wait for The Gift 2. Witness to The Globe &, 3. Wait on The Go. This week we prayed that God would - Fill Us wi
Teaching through Matthew 6:19-24 on the importance of where we store our treasure and how we can only serve one master.
6 in the series "Small Sins - Do They Really Count?"
Proverbs 6:6-11 & 1 Thessalonians...
1 in the series "Small Sins - Do They really Count?"
Revelation 3:14-22, Romans 12:9-12