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Bob Russell, Tim Harlow, Rick Atchley, Ben Cachiaras, Aaron Brockett, and Gene Appel
Tune in each week to The Christians Hour where Bob Russell, Tim Harlow, Rick Atchley, Ben Cachiaras, Aaron Brockett, and Gene Appel share the life-changing Gospel message of Jesus Christ.
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In this week's program, we begin a brand-new four-part series through the book of Leviticus with a message titled "Reunited." While many think of Leviticus as a book of rules and rituals, it is ultimately the story of a God who continually calls His people back into relationship with Himself.As we explore the tabernacle and the sacrificial system, we'll discover how God's provision for Israel pointed forward to Jesus Christ, who made the perfect and permanent way for us to draw near to Him. Join us as we uncover the timeless message of God's holiness, His grace, and His desire to dwell with His people.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29?v=20251111
In this week's message, Aaron Brockett explores the foundation of the Christian faith through Mark's account of Jesus' death and resurrection. He explains how the eyewitness testimony surrounding the empty tomb provides compelling evidence that Jesus truly died and truly rose again, making the resurrection the defining event of Christianity.We also explore that even Jesus' closest followers struggled with doubt, reminding us that faith is not blind but grounded in the truth of God's Word. Most importantly, we are challenged to consider what the resurrection means personally: if Jesus conquered death, He has the power to forgive our sins, transform our lives, and offer us the hope of eternal life. Listen in to this powerful and encouraging message.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29?v=20251111
In the final message of the Some Things Never Change series, Gene Appel reminds us of one timeless truth: Jesus still saves. Through the story of the Philippian jailer in Acts 16, we see how God's grace can transform even the most unlikely life.As the jailer witnesses God's power at work and hears the message of the gospel, he discovers that salvation comes through faith in Jesus, leading to a changed life and a response of obedience. His story is a powerful reminder that no past is beyond God's forgiveness and no one is beyond His saving grace.Join us as we celebrate the hope that Jesus still offers today, a hope that changes lives for eternity.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29?v=20251111
In this week's message, we look back to the birth of the Church in Acts 2 and discover why the Church continues to thrive and why believers today can have confidence in its future.Drawing from the example of the first Christians, we explore four timeless practices that shaped the early Church. These foundational commitments not only transformed lives in the first century, but they remain God's blueprint for a healthy, vibrant church today.Join us as we discover how these biblical priorities can strengthen our faith and renew our confidence in Christ's promise that He will build His Church. No matter the challenges of our day, the Church still prevails because Jesus is its foundation and faithful builder.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29?v=20251111
In this message, Gene Apple of Eastside Christian Church continues our series, Some Things Never Change, by reminding us that the Holy Spirit is still at work today. Far from being a distant force or a work of the past, the Holy Spirit is God's personal presence, empowering believers to live boldly for Christ, overcome sin, serve with their unique gifts, and share the hope of the gospel with confidence.Listen in to hear how God continues to strengthen, guide, and transform His people through the Holy Spirit, equipping every believer for His purposes. Whether you're seeking direction, encouragement, or a deeper walk with Christ, this message will remind you that when we depend on God's Spirit, He faithfully empowers us to do what He has called us to do.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29?v=20251111
In this message, Mike Breaux of Eastside Christian Church in Anaheim, California, begins a new series, Some Things Never Change, by exploring one unchanging foundation we can always depend on, the Word of God. In a world where truth is constantly being questioned and opinions are always shifting, he examines why the Bible remains trustworthy, reliable, and as relevant today as ever.Discover the remarkable evidence behind Scripture's credibility and why millions throughout history have built their lives upon its truth. Most importantly, you'll be reminded that the Bible is more than an ancient book, it is God's living Word, revealing His grace, His truth, and His invitation to a life-changing relationship with Jesus Christ.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29?v=20251111
In this message, Rick Atchley of The Hills Church in Fort Worth, Texas, explores the surprising conclusion of Jonah's story and reveals that the book is about far more than a reluctant prophet or a great fish. Through Jonah's anger over Nineveh's repentance, we discover how easy it is to celebrate God's grace for ourselves while struggling to extend that same grace to others. This challenging message invites us to examine whether our hearts are aligned with God's compassion and burden for a lost world. You'll be encouraged to move beyond a faith focused on personal comfort and embrace God's mission of mercy, seeing people through His eyes and sharing His love with those who need it most.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29?v=20251111
In this message, Rick Atchley of The Hills Church in Fort Worth, Texas, explores one of the greatest revivals recorded in Scripture. With a sermon consisting of only a few words, Jonah delivers God's warning to the city of Nineveh, and an entire nation responds with repentance. Through this remarkable account, we see how God had been working in people's hearts long before Jonah ever arrived and how His mercy is extended to those who turn back to Him.This message examines the nature of true repentance, the character of God, and His extraordinary grace. As Nineveh changed its ways and God relented from judgment, we are reminded that God's desire is not to condemn but to rescue. Listen in to hear more about God’s relentless pursuit of those who are far from Him.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29?v=20251111
In this message, Rick Atchley of The Hills Church in Fort Worth, Texas, shares how Jonah's story is far more than that of a man swallowed by a fish, it's the story of a God who relentlessly pursues those who run from Him.Discover why the storm Jonah faced wasn't punishment, but a loving intervention designed to bring him back to God's purpose. You'll be challenged to consider how God may use difficult circumstances to correct, restore, and draw us closer to Him. Most importantly, you'll be reminded that no one is beyond God's reach and no prodigal is beyond His grace. If you've ever felt distant from God or wondered whether He still pursues you, this message offers a powerful reminder of His unfailing love.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29?v=20251111
In this message, Rick Atchley of The Hills Church in Fort Worth, Texas, kicks off a powerful new series through the book of Jonah by looking beyond the famous story of the great fish to the greater story of God's relentless mission and mercy. Through Jonah's attempt to flee from God's call, we are challenged to consider the deeper question at the heart of the book: not whether a man can survive inside a fish, but why people so often run from the will of God.Drawing from Scripture, this message highlights God's sovereignty, compassion, and desire to rescue those who seem farthest from Him. As Jonah wrestled with God's mercy toward Nineveh, we are encouraged to examine our own hearts and identify the people, places, or assignments we may be resisting. This message reminds us that God pursues both the lost and His reluctant servants, inviting us to trust His purposes and walk faithfully wherever He leads.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29?v=20251111
In this message, Ben Cachiaras, Lead Pastor of Mountain Christian Church in Joppa, Maryland, challenges us to examine how we view and respond to the poor through the lens of Scripture and the heart of God. Drawing from passages throughout the Bible, he explains that caring for those in need is not optional for followers of Jesus, but a reflection of God’s own compassion and character.Through practical teaching and honest reflection, this message reminds us that every person is made in the image of God and deeply valued by Him. This message encourages us to move beyond indifference and allow the Gospel to shape our attitudes, generosity, and actions toward others, just as Christ generously poured Himself out for us.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29?v=20251111
In this message, Ben Cachiaras, Lead Pastor of Mountain Christian Church in Joppa, Maryland, shares a powerful reminder that every follower of Jesus is called to share their story. Through Scripture and practical encouragement, he explains that witnessing is not about pressure, arguments, or forcing beliefs on others, but simply telling others how Jesus has changed your life.Drawing from Jesus’ words in Acts 1 and the story of the blind man in John 9, this message shows how our personal testimony can point others to the hope of Christ. Ben encourages us to live lives shaped by Jesus through love, generosity, humility, and kindness, while also being ready to speak with gentleness and authenticity when opportunities arise.No matter your background or knowledge, God can use your story to impact someone’s eternity. Listen in and discover how your life before Jesus, your encounter with Him, and the change He has made can become a powerful witness to the world around you.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29?v=20251111
In this message, Ben Cachiaras, Lead Pastor of Mountain Christian Church in Joppa, Maryland, explores how something as simple as sharing a meal can become a powerful opportunity for ministry and authentic connection.Throughout the Gospels, Jesus used the table to welcome people, especially those who felt forgotten, rejected, or far from God. From dining with tax collectors and sinners to describing the Kingdom of God as a great banquet feast, Jesus showed that everyone has a place at His table.This message encourages us to be intentional with our meals, inviting others in and creating space for meaningful relationships. Listen in to hear how every table can become a place of ministry, and every meal can become a mission.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29?v=20251111
In this message, Ben Cachiaras, Lead Pastor of Mountain Christian Church in Joppa, Maryland, reminds us that one of the most powerful ways we can love others is simply by listening.Through the story of Jesus stopping for the blind beggar in Luke 18, we see that while everyone else ignored him, Jesus heard him, gave him His attention, and showed him dignity and compassion. The message challenges us to recognize that people today are desperate not just to be talked to, but to be truly seen, heard, and understood. In a noisy and distracted world, listening has become a rare act of love that reflects the heart of Christ. We are called to slow down, ask meaningful questions, and love others by giving them our full attention.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29?v=20251111
Welcome to TCH! This is the Christian’s Hour. TCH is a ministry of Gospel Broadcasting Mission. So, have your ever thought of Jesus as a freedom fighter. He was, in fact, he liberated people from the powers of darkness so they could become who they were created to be. What was true then, is still relevant today! And this month, Rick Atchley, Senior Minister with The Hills Church in Fort Worth Texas is exploring what that looks like in this month’s series; “No Longer Slaves”.This time of year, there is a lot of lightheartedness surrounding the Devil and his darkness. However, Rick says Jesus took Satan very seriously and acknowledged his unseen powers.In fact, the reality is, it is often hard to see the Devil clearly because his primary strategy for enslavement is not possession, it is deception. So, with a lesson on combatting those shadowy deceptions with the Truth, here's Rick…To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Welcome to the Christian’s Hour Program, Thanks for joining us! TCH is a ministry of Gospel Broadcasting Mission. GBM’s mission is to broadcast the message of Jesus, in their own language, to unreached people groups and tribes world-wide.So, have your ever thought of Jesus as a freedom fighter. He was, in fact, he liberated people from the powers of darkness so they could become who they were created to be. What was true then, is still relevant today! And this month, Rick Atchley, Senior Minister with The Hills Church in Fort Worth Texas is exploring what that looks like in this month’s series; “No Longer Slaves”.Jesus’ ministry, while He was here on earth, was 2 fold; PROCLAIM the “Good News” of the Kingdom of God, and RECLAIM people in bondage to the enemy, Satan. So, with a “no-holds-barred” look at the Spiritual Battle that we are all a part of, here’s Rick.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Welcome to the Christian’s Hour Program! TCH is a ministry of Gospel Broadcasting Mission. GBM’s mission is to broadcast the message of Jesus, in their own language, to unreached people groups and tribes world-wide.Just like threats to national security, we need to be on high alert for threats in our own lives. Spiritually, what we’re up against, isn’t always visible. The enemy’s tactics, are subtle, strategic, and deadly. Exposing these threats, staying alert against them, and guarding our hearts are key to winning the battle against these “Kingslayers.”This month, Mike Breaux, a teaching minister with Eastside Christian Church in Anaheim, California has been digging into the lives of several Biblical kings who were “taken out” from the inside out. Pride, Envy, Disobedience, are threats that were at the root of the undoing of powerful men; and they lurk in our lives as well. Pharaoh wanted the last word, so when faced with the power of the Almighty and a way out, he said “tomorrow”. The root causes of Procrastination takes many forms, and control by saying “tomorrow” is just one of them. With a more complete list and some ways to combat this Kingslayer, here’s Mike…To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Just like the FBI and CIA scan for threats to national security, we need to be on high alert for threats in our own lives. Spiritually, what we’re up against, isn’t always visible. The enemy’s tactics, are subtle, strategic, and deadly. Exposing these threats, staying alert against them, and guarding our hearts are key to winning the battle against these “Kingslayers.”This month, Mike Breaux, a teaching minister with Eastside Christian Church in Anaheim, California is digging into the lives of several Biblical kings who were “taken out” from the inside out. Pride, Envy, Disobedience, are threats that were at the root of the undoing of powerful men; and they lurk in our lives as well. Ever try to force a square peg into a round hole? A king, famous for his wisdom, tried just that; that is, to fill his heart’s God-shaped hole with pleasure, laughter, alcohol, building projects, wealth, and relationships… His conclusion; MEANINGLESS! So, looking at your own life, what "square pegs" are you trying to force into that round hole in your heart? Here’s Mike to help…To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
.This is the Christian’s Hour Broadcast.TCH is a ministry of Gospel Broadcasting Mission. GBM’s mission is to broadcast the message of Jesus, in their own language, to unreached people groups and tribes world-wide.While governments conduct surveillance to protect their leaders from outside threats, sometimes the real danger is from within. And the same is true for us personally! What we’re up against isn’t always visible. The spiritual enemy’s tactics are subtle, strategic, and deadly.This month, Mike Breaux, a teaching minister with Eastside Christian Church in Anaheim, California is digging into the lives of several Biblical kings who were “taken out”—not by an external force, but from the inside out. Pride, Envy, Disobedience, are threats that were at the root of the undoing of powerful men and they lurk in our lives as well.The first king of Israel, King Saul, went from celebrating the victory of the giant Goliath’s defeat by a boy named David to plotting David’s destruction after hearing just one song. So, here’s Mike to take us to def-con 3 when it comes to the dangers of Envy.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Just like our government scans for threats to national security, we need to be on high alert for threats in our own lives. Spiritually, what we’re up against isn’t always visible. The enemy’s tactics are subtle, strategic, and deadly. This month, Mike Breaux, a teaching minister with Eastside Christian Church in Anaheim, California is digging into the lives of several Biblical kings who were “taken out”—not by an external force, but from the inside out. Pride, Envy, Disobedience, are threats that were at the root of the undoing of powerful men and they lurk in our lives as well. Listen in as we expose these threats and learn how to win the battle against these “Kingslayers.”He was a powerful ruler over Babylon and creator of some of the ancient wonders of the world, yet became a madman when he tangled with God. So, with a lesson on the dangers of “Pride”, here’s Mike…To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
TCH is a ministry of Gospel Broadcasting Mission.GBM’s mission is to broadcast the message of Jesus, in their own language, to unreached people groups and tribes world-wide.One of the most amazing things God has done for us is, He sent his son to live among us. We learn of God as we learn of Jesus, and we learn from Jesus through his teaching, his miracles, but, maybe, most of all, through His conversations with people. In many Bibles, the quoted words of Jesus are printed in Red, and this month Aaron Brockett has been sharing from the Bible’s book of John a series of messages entitled Red Letter Talks. Aaron Brockett is a preaching minister at Trader’s Point Christian Church with multiple campuses in Indianapolis, IN. It’s only 10 verses, only 2 paragraphs, yet in every conversation, every teaching moment Jesus is a master at painting a portrait of God’s intended kingdom for us, whom He loves. In today’s message Jesus draws upon the simple vocation of shepherding to unpack the depth of relationship He wants to have with us. Here’s Aaron to unravel one deep conversation…To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Welcome to the Christian’s Hour Program, Thanks for joining us! TCH is a ministry of Gospel Broadcasting Mission.One of the most amazing things God has done for us is, He sent his son to live among us. We learn of God as we learn of Jesus, and we learn from Jesus through his teaching, his miracles, but, maybe, most of all, through His conversations with people, just like us, recorded in the Bible. In many Bibles, the quoted words of Jesus are printed in Red, and this month Aaron Brockett is sharing from the Bible’s book of John a series of messages simply entitled Red Letter Talks. Aaron Brockett is the preaching minister at Trader’s Point Christian Church with multiple campuses in Indianapolis, IN. There was a day in Jesus’ ministry where He and His disciples encounter a blind man. Jesus disciples inquired of Jesus concerning the cause of the man’s blindness.Jesus answered, “It was neither that this man sinned, nor his parents; but it was so that the works of God might be displayed in him.” The works of God weren’t just limited to the miracle of sight; but, more importantly Jesus’ gift of Spiritual Sight that would change everything! Here’s Aaron with the rest of the story…To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
You’re listening to TCH, a weekly broadcast featuring lessons from the Bible. TCH is a ministry of Gospel Broadcasting Mission.We learn a lot about each other in our conversations. And some conversations touch us more deeply than others. One of the most amazing things God has done for us, is He sent his son to live among us. We learn of God as we learn of Jesus, and we learn from Jesus through his teaching, and also, through His conversations with people, just like us, recorded in the Bible. In many Bibles, the quoted words of Jesus are printed in Red, and this month Aaron Brockett is sharing from the Bible’s book of John a series of messages simply entitled Red Letter Talks. Aaron Brockett is the preaching minister at Trader’s Point Christian Church with multiple campuses in Indianapolis, IN. We live in a world that looks at issues in two extremes, but Jesus calls us to live in a tension of grace and truth. In today’s message, Aaron unpacks the nitty-gritty of balancing hard truths with loving grace. Here’s Aaron to put it all into perspective…To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Welcome to the Christian’s Hour Program! TCH is a ministry of Gospel Broadcasting Mission. GBM’s mission is to broadcast the message of Jesus, in their own language, to unreached people groups and tribes world-wide. We learn a lot about each other in our conversations. And some conversations touch us more deeply than others. One of the most amazing things God has done for us, is in sending his son to live among us. We learn of God as we learn of Jesus, and we learn from Jesus through his teaching, and also, people’s conversations with Him, recorded in the Bible. In many Bibles, the quoted words of Jesus are printed in Red, and this month Aaron Brockett is sharing from the Bible’s book of John a series of messages simply entitled Red Letter Talks. Aaron Brockett is the preaching minister at Trader’s Point Christian Church with multiple campuses in Indianapolis, IN. So, at a town well, Jesus has a conversation with a woman, steming from a request for a drink of water. Uneventful, “insignificant”, right? Well, everything about that conversation, even the fact that it took place, is more than chance. In today’s message Aaron unpacks what he calls “one of the most significant conversations Jesus ever had.” Here's Aaron…To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
When it comes to the Bible, there is a lot we could say. It is the word of God communicated by the Holy Spirit through specifically chosen men.It follows the history of the world via God’s interactions with men, tracing God’s plan and purpose throughout history. In fact, the central them of the entire book is God’s Son, Jesus. In many Bibles, the quoted words of Jesus are printed in Red, and this month Aaron Brockett is sharing from the Bible’s book of John a series of messages simply entitled Red Letter Talks. Aaron Brockett is the preaching minister at Trader’s Point Christian Church with multiple campuses in Indianapolis, IN. Early in Jesus’ ministry, a highly credentialed member of the Jewish leadership counsel came to Jesus at night with tough questions concerning Jesus’ teaching and entering into the Kingdom of God. Jesus’ Red-Letter response speaks volumes for us today.So, here’s Aaron with a deep dive into the Red-Letter words of Jesus!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Life brings hurts that sometimes seem insurmountable. And in this series “Hope for the Hurting” our speaker this month Bob Russell has been sharing how we can find Hope when we are hurting, when we hunger, when we are blind, and even when we grieve.Bob Russell is a retired senior minister of Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, Kentucky, where he served for 40 years as “Southeast” became one of the largest churches in America. Jesus promised, as recorded in the Bible’s book of John chapter 4, that He had water to give that we would never thirst again. A water springing up to eternal life. Jesus offers that hope to those who will believe in Him. So; hurting, hungry, blind or grieving Jesus offers hope that is more than just for the moment, it is a hope that endures, an eternal hope… here’s Bob Russell with hope that is realistic, hope that is reasonable, hope that is truly eternal.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Life brings hurts that sometimes seem insurmountable. You know, that pain that can be a hunger for something deep within, a hurt that blinds you or overwhelming grief when you experience loss, even doubt can bring hurt that overwhelms. All this month, Bob Russell, is unpacking the “hope” that Jesus brings “to life” when our hurts seem insurmountable. Bob Russell is a retired senior minister of Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, Kentucky, where he served for 40 years as “Southeast” became one of the largest churches in America. Grief has been defined as the emotion or complex of emotions we experience when we loose anyone or anything we love deeply. Over the past few weeks our church has suffered the loss of several loved ones, including one dear lady who was a member of our small group.In the midst of loss, though, for those who believe in Christ, there is Hope. In today’s message: “Hope for the Grieving” Bob explores the comfort we can find in Jesus, and shares how we can be an instrument to bring Hope for the grieving. Here’s Bob…To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
I think all of us can acknowledge that in life there are hurts that seem insurmountable. That pain can be a hunger for something deep within, a hurt that blinds you or overwhelming grief when you experience loss, even doubt can bring hurt that overwhelms. This month, our speaker, Bob Russell, is unpacking the “hope” that Jesus brings “to life” when our hurts seem insurmountable. Bob Russell is a retired senior minister of Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, Kentucky, where he served for 40 years as “Southeast” became one of the largest churches in America. There are some people who have 20-20 Vision but can see, can’t grasp the spiritual; they are spiritually blind, and are in danger of living eternally in darkness. Jesus talked about people who had eyes, but could not see. So, let's hear what Jesus has to say about the parallels between physical and spiritual blindness because all of us could use a healing touch from Jesus. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
With everything that is always going on around us.. good OR bad, God’s desire for us is all good! Most of all, God wants us to take on the image He designed just for us, one that resembles His image. Given where all of us start this requires a big, big change, perhaps better described as a complete makeover, re-imaged into who He designed us to be.This month, Aaron Brockett, lead minister with Traders Point Christian Church, with campuses throughout the Indianapolis, Indiana area, is leading us through a series of messages entitled ReImaged. Okay, I get it, relationships happen. They are a part of the ebb and flow of life. But have you ever thought about nurturing relationships on purpose, recognizing they can be a big strength or a point of weakness in our walk with God? In today’s message Aaron unpacks how to navigate purposeful relationships and how getting this right, or not; can be instrumental to making or breaking down our relationship with God. So here’s Aaron with the nitty gritty of relationshipsTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
No matter what is going on around us.. good OR bad, God’s desire for us is all good! Most of all, God wants us to take on the image He designed just for us, one that resembles His image. Given where all of us start this is a big, big change, perhaps better described as a complete makeover, re-imaged into who He designed us to be. This month, Aaron Brockett, lead minister with Traders Point Christian Church, with campuses throughout the Indianapolis, Indiana area, is leading us through a series of messages entitled ReImaged. Did you know that God cares about your work, your job? Built into each one of us is a deep-down longing, a calling, to find what God made us for. In this message, Lead Pastor Aaron Brockett shares that our motivation and reason for working has to go beyond money in order to find and live out God’s purpose for our lives. So, here’s Aaron with some pointers for finding God’s design for fulfillment in our livesTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
When-ever I see a new building starting, I love to guess by its bones what it will be when it is finished. By that I mean; do they begin with elevator shafts, steel structure, perhaps a concrete vault? So, will it be a hotel, a bank, an office building, a hospital? Over the next few weeks, Aaron Brockett, lead minister with Traders Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana is leading us through a series of messages entitled ReImaged. In today’s message, An Image to Bear, Aaron unpacks God’s building plans for each of us as He Re-Images us into who He wants us to become. Would you believe God begins that process from the inside out, forging our character in preparation for the purpose He has in mind. So, grab your hard hat, your tool belt, and let’s see if we can guess what Image God is building in us!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Trust is a funny thing. By that I mean how we sometimes trust but other times not so much. For example, we trust that as we approach on coming traffic on the highway those drivers will follow the rules and stay on their own side of the road, even though they may be disregarding the rules about speed. We may not trust a politician yet we elect them and trust them to run the country we live in. In the same way we call on God in times of trouble yet trusting His word, His promises, His plan for our eternity, not so much. This month, Gene Appel who ministers with Eastside Christian Church in Anaheim, California has been walking us through the book of First Peter gleaning from its pages foundational life concepts that will help us live out Unshakeable Hope. One of the original 12 followers of Christ, Peter penned the letter of first Peter to early Christians to help them live in Hope through Unwavering Trust in the Eternal God and His plan for redemption through Jesus His Son. Okay, did you know that Trust is not just a noun, but also a verb? Here’s Gene Appel with a piece of the actionTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Have you ever wondered, what drives this world, where this world is headed? Ever wanted to just shout: Stop the world, I want off. There were some folks, a long time ago, that were probably thinking just that. Persecuted, displaced from their homes, not really belonging. In the Bible there is a letter of hope written to people actually living that out. The Bible’s book of 1st Peter is that letter. This week, Gene Appel who ministers with Eastside Christian Church in Anaheim, California is walking us through the book of First Peter gleaning from its pages foundational life concepts that will help us take on UnShakeable Hope. In his letter, the follower of Jesus, Peter uses a concept that most all of us find very, very scary. In fact, it goes against our very foundations yet it can be key to giving us a living hope through the grace of Jesus. Got ya hooked yet? Here’s Gene to unpack it allTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Sometimes do you ever wonder, am I enough? Am I too broken, too flawed, or even too exhausted to keep going? This month, we invite you to listen in as we discover, from a Jesus follower named Peter, how God is bigger than our story, greater than our circumstances, and stronger than our storms. This week, Mike Breaux, teaching pastor with Eastside Christian Church in Anaheim, California with multiple campuses in Southern California and beyond, is walking us through some foundational concepts of grace from the book of First Peter. Turbulent times can leave us unraveled, unsure, undone, and, let’s face it, insecure. But, when we turn our lives over to the God and Father of Jesus Christ, He can, and will give us a living hope through the resurrection and undeserved grace of Jesus. So, here’s Mike with a mighty dose of hope that comes from the Undeserved Grace of Jesus, that can help us become UnShakeable!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Sometimes we just wonder, am I enough? Am I too broken, too flawed, or even too exhausted to keep going? Over the next few weeks we invite you to listen in as we discover, from a Jesus follower named Peter, how God is bigger than our story, greater than our circumstances, and stronger than our storms. This month, Gene Appel and Mike Breaux, pastors with Eastside Christian Church in Anaheim, California with multiple campusesin Southern California and beyond,will be walking us through the book of First Peter gleaning from its pages foundational concepts that will help us become UnShakeable. So, here’s Gene to help us shore up our Spiritual foundations with a blueprint for UnShakeable Hope!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Through-out the month of September our messages have centered on how, in all of our lives sometimes, life’s struggles are very real! Our speaker this week follows up on that series with a reminder that dealing with life’s struggles for the long term, requires living a life that does not follow the norm. Today’s speaker, now retired, Tim Harlow, was the lead minister of Parkview Christian Church, located in the Chicago, IL area. In today’s message Tim challenges the concept of 'normalcy,' using his own unique style of humor and personal examples to illustrate how societal norms might not lead to long-term fulfillment. In fact, Tim implores us to be "Abby-Normal" by prioritizing values over immediate desires. So, not sure how the term Abby-Normal plays out? Here’s Tim with the low down on how Abby-Normal, the narrow road, and the Bible’s account of the lives of brothers, Jacob and Esau, can help us live for the long haulTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
It has been around for quite a while now, the phrase or hashtag coined by social media to describe some of our whiny first world problems that we have no business complaining about. The Struggle is Real. The thing is though, we all really do have struggles. We can have hope, God has a plan in place that equips us to deal with, to overcome, to flourish in time of struggles. Today, our teacher, Ben Cachiaras, finishes his series unpacking God’s plan to be a shepherd to our lives. Ben is the lead minister with Mountain Christian Church, with 4 campuses located just outside of Baltimore, Maryland. Like an old friend, Psalm 23 offers more than comfort in a time of struggle, it offers a plan to seize hope for our future! So, with 4 words that pack more punch than a freight train, here’s BenTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
A few years back in social media was a phrase; The Struggle is Real. The phrase more or less poked fun at problems or struggles that were somewhat trivial in the scope of life. The truth is, though, we all do face real struggles in our lives. In those moments we can honestly say; The Struggle is Real Our teacher this week is Ben Cachiaras. Ben is the lead minister with Mountain Christian Church, with 4 campuses located just outside of Baltimore, Maryland. Ben is unpacking the reality of life’s struggles and how turning to THE Shepherd can make all the difference in the world. So, are you one to follow someone else’s lead or do you naturally take the lead? The real you probably shows when you are in the midst of life’s struggles? In today’s message Ben shares the benefits of giving up the lead and trusting a shepherd. What in the world does THAT mean? Well, here’s Ben to help us think it throughTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
You might remember a sarcastic phrase from social media a few years back; The Struggle is Real. That phrase more or less poked fun at problems or struggles that were somewhat trivial compared to the big picture of life. The truth is, though, that all of us do face real struggles in life. Ben Cachiaras, the lead minister with Mountain Christian Church, and their 4 campuses located just outside of Baltimore, Maryland is our teacher, this month. Ben is unpacking the reality of life’s struggles and how turning to THE Shepherd can make all the difference in the world. So, most of us are somewhat familiar with the 23rd Psalm. But in today’s message Ben is going to challenge our perspectives. The statement I shall not want can mean many things to many people, but try this on for size, the writer of the 23rd Psalm meant it as a statement of faith. Curious for the explanation? here’s Ben.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
You might remember a sarcastic phrase from social media a few years back; The Struggle is Real. That phrase more or less poked fun at problems or struggles that were somewhat trivial compared to the big picture of life. The truth is, though, that all of us do face real struggles in life. In those moments we can honestly say; The Struggle is Real Ben Cachiaras, the lead minister with Mountain Christian Church, and their 4 campuses located just outside of Baltimore, Maryland is our teacher, this month. Over the next few weeks Ben will be unpacking the reality of life’s struggles and how turning to THE Shepherd can make all the difference in the world. So with a sheep story that can make all the difference when the struggle gets real, here’s BenTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Okay if you tell someone Be Strong that statement has implications. You are in essence saying to that person they have a say in whether or not they choose to remain in a state of weakness or strength. The condition demands a decision. It fits with what our speaker this month has been contending; that strength is both a grace anda choice. Our teacher this month is Rick Atchley and the series is entitled Stronger. Rick Atchley is the lead minister with The Hills Church in Fort Worth Texas with multiple campuses in the Dallas, Fort Worth area and beyond. In today’s message; the Bible says our real fight in this world is a spiritual battle. Rick today unpacks how being strong or being empowered made possible when we put the blame where it belongs, when we put on our strong suit, and when we put Jesus name on everyone and everything. Intrigued? Here’s RickTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Here is a bold statement: All the bad in this world we have to deal with is not from God, it is the result of our sin, bringing down the perfect world God created for us. In today’s message, our speaker Rick Atchley contends that most of the struggles that weaken us are simply the fallout of living in a marred creation. In fact, Rick says since weakness is a consequence of darkness, it should never be met with passive meekness! Our speaker this month is Rick Atchley. Rick is the lead pastor with The Hills Church with multiple campuses in the Fort Worth, Texas area and beyond. This month’s series is entitled Strong and we’re unpacking how Strength is both a grace and a choice. It is a gift from God, and it is a pursuit of those who live in fellowship with God. The Bible tells us to be strong in the Lord, and in this series we are exploring how we can receive the gift and make THE choice. Here’s RickTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
The Bible’s Book of Ephesians the 6th chapter tells us: be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Strength is both a grace and a choice. It is a gift from God, and it is a pursuit of those who live in fellowship with God. This month teacher, Rick Atchley is exploring how we can receive the gift and make the choice to be Strong! Rick Atchley is the lead pastor with the Hill’s Church in Fort Worth, Texas. Today’s message is entitled Finding Strength. Rick says; Following Jesus for a lifetime is like running a marathon: long, demanding, and requiring an enormous amount of strength. In today’s message Rick unpacks how dealing with Strength Sappers and Strength Builders can be key to becoming Strong. Here’s RickTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
My wife and I enjoy camping and hiking in the mountains of Colorado. It is such a contrast to the Midwest where we make our home. As the years go by, though, I am finding those mountains get taller and taller. Hiking in the high altitudes gets harder with each passing year, and my energy, my stamina, my strength runs out much sooner than it used to. Over the next few weeks Rick Atchley will be leading us in a study of Strength, a series entitled Stronger. Rick is the lead pastor with the Hill’s Church in Fort Worth, Texas. Today’s message is entitled Got Strength? So many aspects of life require various kinds of strength, stamina, energy, and our Spiritual Lives are no different. Life is hard and Spiritual energy runs out, we need to be renewed. So, with a prescription for God’s spiritual vitamins, here’s Rick. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Ever pretend when you were growing up? My toys for me were a window into a pretend world. I could be a farmer driving his tractor, a truck driver driving his big rig, a pilot flying to anyplace in the world. Perhaps you might have pretended to be a Princess, a King, a Cowboy or Cowgirl. Childhood pretenses are one thing but pretending as an adult, can be devastating. In today’s message, Aaron Brockett, lead minister with Traders Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana, unpacks what happens when pride becomes pretending and the ways it can destroy lives. So, with a lesson from God’s word on what special seats, phylacteries, tassels, hypocrites, and pride all have in common, here’s AaronTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Every single one of us has a vulnerability or weakness in our character that, left unchecked, can and will bring down our relationships, reputation, and influence. That weakness is pride where pride is an unhealthy preoccupation with self. This week, Aaron Brockett, preaching minister at Trader’s Point Christian Church with multiple campuses in Indianapolis, IN, shares insights into the root of nearly every sin struggle we have. You might be surprised to learn that scripture makes it clear that God hates pride. His hatred is not without reason, He knows pride is at the root of nearly every sin struggle we have, and that explains why the Bible relates one of the most loving things God does for us is oppose pride in our lives. So, here’s Aaron with insight into how there is freedom in letting go of pride, embracing humility, and acknowledging our need for God in everything we doTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Will Rogers, who was an American humorist, actor, and author in the early 20th century is quoted to have said: Too many people spend money they earned to buy things they don't want to impress people that they don't like. He may have said that nearly a hundred years ago but it sure seems familiar in today’s culture. In fact, the essence of that statement falls under the heading of something we all exhibit, we clearly see in others, but becomes invisible in our own mirror. In today’s message, Where Can You be Taken Down?, Aaron Brockett, preaching minister at Trader’s Point Christian Church with multiple campuses in Indianapolis, IN, sets his sights on Pride. So, Aaron contends, while it may take a variety of forms, we all share a common point of human weakness, but there is hope. Here’s Aaron with a bit of armor for our Achilles heels.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
TCH is a ministry of Gospel Broadcasting Mission. GBM’s mission is to broadcast the message of Jesus in many languages to peoples and tribes world-wide. Many of our broadcasters work in places where persecution is the rule of the day and freedom to worship is greatly restricted. We are thankful for the freedom we enjoy in this country and how we have the freedom to share the Hope of eternity, not only here through TCH, but to the world! We hope your Independence Day celebrations included giving thanks to God for the blessings we enjoy here in this place. In today’s message Aaron Brockett, preaching minister with Trader’s Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, IN, is on a hunt for the spiderwebs we allow to entangle us, and shares insight on how to gain control over the critters that weave them. Here’s AaronTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
In today’s message, Gene Appel is going to quote a statistic that says; if you make 50,000 per year as a household, you are in the top 1% of all wage earners in the entire world! Given that new perspective, from the Bible’s book of James, we are challenged to take a new look at how we manage the resources God has blessed us with, both spiritual and physical. This month, Gene Appel, Lead Pastor with Eastside Christian Church in Anaheim, California with 7 campuses in 3 states has been walking us through the Bible’s book of James with a glimpse of what faith looks like when it’s lived out authentically with all our heart, soul, mind, strength! So, exploring, the spiritual risks faced by both the less affluent and the wealthy members of today’s diverse church communities, here’s Gene AppelTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Someone once said: We'd like to be humble...but what if no one notices? At first that statement seems a bit humorous, but then, truthfully, don’t we all, at least sometimes, wage that battle somewhere inside? This month, Gene Appel Lead Pastor with Eastside Christian Church in Anaheim, California with 7 campuses in 3 states is walking us through the Bible’s book of James with a glimpse of what faith looks like when it’s lived out authentically with all our heart, soul, mind, strength! Today from James chapter 4 Gene unpacks the role of self-centered desires in causing conflicts, and, emphasizes the importance of humility, ultimately emphasizing how God honors those who humble themselves and seek reconciliation. So, with a look at who can honestly claim rights to the center of the universe, here’s Gene.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
So, riddle me this; what is smaller than a breadbox, more powerful than a locomotive, and can only be squelched by a small piece of wood? Give up? Would you believe the human tongue? and that piece of wood would be a tongue depressor. Curious? Keep listening! This month, Gene Appel Lead Pastor with Eastside Christian Church in Anaheim, California with 7 campuses in 3 states is walking us through the Bible’s book of James with a glimpse of what faith looks like when it’s lived out authentically with all our heart, soul, mind, strength, and tongue! Open Wide and Say AHHHH sounds like something a dentist might say to us at the beginning of an oral examination; but today those words, along with a metaphoric tongue depressor are Gene’s tools of choice as he highlights how our words reflect ourspiritual health and the importance a right heart, in order to have a healthy tongue. So here’s Gene with a spiritual MRI for our tongueTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
I’m sure you’ve heard it somewhere, sometime. Someone talking about faith. You might have even heard it defined something like faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we don’t see. So, with the idea of faith being thrown around how do we know what is real and what is just, say, pie in the sky? This month, Gene Appel and Mike Breaux, pastors with Eastside Christian Church in Anaheim, California, will be helping us see what faith looks like when it’s lived out authentically with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength. Okay, here’s a question for you; is faith just belief, or is it maybe a verb? In the Bible’s book of James there is a statement that says: Show me your faith without deeds, and I will show you my faith by what I do. So, here’s Mike Breaux to unpack how genuine faith is more than just belief, it is transformative To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Okay, all cards on the table: As much as I wish I could tell you otherwise, living a Christian Life is not, all, a Walk in the Park! It is true that the Christian life is Incredible and that it changes everything. But living in the Kingdom of God does have its trials and testing. What if I were to tell you there is a book in the bible that in a real, raw, sometimes radical and always practical way offers up some of the most unfiltered, straightforward and memorable blueprints for walking with God you might ever encounter? This month, Gene Appel and Mike Breaux, pastors with Eastside Christian Church in Anaheim, California with multiple campusesin Southern California and beyond, will be helping us see what faith looks like when it’s lived out authentically with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength. So, with a gritty look at how to deal with trials and testing and come out the other end better for it, here’s Gene Appel!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Ben Cachiaras, the lead minister with Mountain Christian Church, and their 4 campuses located just outside of Baltimore, Maryland has been our teacher, this month. Ben has been unpacking the Bible’s story of a man who God brought up from slavery to be second in command of all of Egypt, Joseph. The series is called: Have a Great Life! So, this week we once again pick up with the life of Joseph. Joseph has been sold into slavery then after being falsely accused of something he did not do endured time in prison before rising to serve as second in command of all of Egypt. Through it all, Joseph has lived most of his life not knowing if he would ever see his father again. When Joseph finally learns his father is alive and that they would meet soon, Joseph became excitedly focused on it, yearning for the reunion. The hope of Christianity, because of the resurrection of Christ from the dead, is that beyond a shadow of a doubt that we will meet our heavenly father one day. Intrigued? Here’s Ben to explain.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Ben Cachiaras, the lead minister with Mountain Christian Church, and their 4 campuses located just outside of Baltimore, Maryland is our teacher, this month. Ben is unpacking the Bible’s story of a man who God brought up from slavery to be second in command of all of Egypt, Joseph. The series is called: Have a Great Life! Seems like a million years ago, there was a popular phrase on TV, T-shirts, and so forth; The Devil Made Me Do It! Temptation is part of life; everyone has faced it. But the devil can’t make us do anything. So, whether our temptation is anger, alcohol, drugs, sex, food, or work. Succumbing to any temptation; that’s on us, and it lures us to sin and leaves us wounded. Not only does it dimmish our integrity, our joy, our relational connections, our purity, and but it breaks our connection with God. So, with some solid advice for having a great life by recognizing temptation, and successfully navigating through it, here’s Ben.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Ben Cachiaras, the lead minister with Mountain Christian Church, and their 4 campuses located just outside of Baltimore, Maryland is our teacher, during this month of May. For the next three weeks Ben will be unpacking the Bible’s story of a man who God brought up from slavery to be second in command of all of Egypt, Joseph. The series is called: Have a Great Life! Since the beginning of creation, God has been working on a plan. A plan to bring us into His kingdom. Time after time,God has used people of humble circumstances to accomplish the incredible in keeping that plan on track. In the life of Joseph, God worked through one messed up family to put Joseph just where He needed him. From that family and those events there are lessons to be learned. So, with a riches to rags to riches story we can all learn from; here’s Ben Cachiaras.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
The Bible talks about how Jesus exemplified serving, sacrifice, and humbly following His Father’s lead. But Jesus also demonstrated a strength of leadership that left those around Him in awe. Following Christ, the Apostle Peter picked up more than a few pointers about what makes a great leader, a great follower, these, he shares, in the 5th chapter of his book of 1st Peter. A Reason to Lead, A Reason to Follow is the 5th and final installment of this month’s series of messages, entitled Finding Your Way in a Whatever World. The series was shared by Bob Russell during his 40-year ministry with Southeast Christian Church, located in Louisville, Kentucky. According to Peter, leadership, followership, can be best exemplified by taking a look at the relationship between a shepherd and his sheep. So here’s Bob Russell with insights from Shepherds, sheep, and would you believe roaring lions?To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
If God Is all loving and all powerful why do bad things happen when you’re trying to do things right? Why do the righteous suffer while the unrighteous prosper? Where is the justice of God? The apostle Simon Peter tackled these difficult questions when he wrote about the reason for suffering in 1 Peter chapter 4. A Reason to Suffer is part 4 of this month’s series of messages, entitled Finding Your Way in a Whatever World. The series was shared by Bob Russell during his 40-year ministry with Southeast Christian Church. Southeast, one of the largest churches in America is located in Louisville, Kentucky. According to the Apostle Peter, pain comes from 5 sources So here’s Bob Russell to help us unpack God’s perspective for that pain, and helps give us insight to help deal with pain that puts plain ole’ aspirin to shame!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Want to believe our lives have purpose? Many years ago the Apostle Peter wrote a book about the Life driven by purpose. You don’t discover the meaning of your life looking within yourself or indulging in pleasure. You must begin with God, your creator. You were made by God and for God. And until we understand this, life doesn’t make sense We were made to last forever! This series of messages, taken from the Bible’s book of 1 Peter, is entitled Finding Your Way in a Whatever World. And the series was shared by Bob Russell during his 40-year ministry with Southeast Christian Church. Southeast, one of the largest churches in America is located in Louisville, Kentucky. So, trying to get a fix on the meaning, the purpose of life: Here’s Bob Russell with a lesson on God’s eternal purpose for our lives; more than just a reason to get out of bed in the morning, our ultimate reason for living, our reason for Hope!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
There's more to the Christian life, than many believers are experiencing. Some folks are just satisfied with being saved, but, according to this month’s speaker, Bob Russell; salvation is much more than just an eternal fire insurance policy. In fact, the apostle Peter contends in his book of 1 Peter; It isn't just about getting to heaven it’s about getting heaven into you. This series of messages, taken from the Bible’s book of 1 Peter, is entitled Finding Your Way in a Whatever World. And the series was shared by Bob Russell during his 40-year ministry with Southeast Christian Church. Southeast, one of the largest churches in America is located in Louisville, Kentucky. So, ready to dig a little deeper? here’s Bob with 3 areas where deepening our spiritual roots can lead us to the abundant life that God wants to give usTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
What’ your support system when life falls apart? What keeps you going when life gets desperate? This month our teacher, Bob Russell unpacks a letter of hope written to people living in times of despair. This series of messages, taken from the Bible’s book of 1 Peter, is entitled Finding Your Way in a Whatever World. And the series was shared by Bob Russell during his 40 year ministry with Southeast Christian Church. Southeast, one of the largest churches in America is located in Louisville, Kentucky. In today’s message from First Peter 1, the Apostle Peter opens his letter writing about the Christians ultimate hope in Christ. Peter contends followers of Christ are strangers in this world, citizens of another country, an eternal country and as such a Christian’s roots shouldn’t be too deep in this world. So, with 5 reasons for being positive and hopeful in a spiritually indifferent world. Here’s Bob RussellTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
In today’s message, our speaker, Rick Atchley says: We live in a world where the assumption is death has the final word. Death does not care how much money you make; death doesn’t care your ethnicity or your politics. Death doesn’t care how many pills you pop, how many surgeries you have, or how many toys you buy. Death is never going to do what you say, because death does not listen to you. Today Rick, lead pastor with The Hills Church and their multiple campuses, concludes his series of messages: It is Good to Hear Your Voice with his lesson entitled The Final Word. So, death doesn’t’ listen to us but the first thing Easter declares is, Jesus has the last word... the Final word over death! With an incredible message of hope with a capital H, here’s RickTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
There is a lot of noise out there! Years ago, before the age of GPS, pilots used radio beacons to navigate to some airports. After a long flight when I would dial up my home airport’s beacon; that familiar sound of dots and dashes meant I could just follow that beacon home. Jesus said in the Bible’s book of John, My sheep listen to my voice, and they follow me. No matter what, we can follow that familiar sound of Jesus’s voice through the clutter knowing His voice leads home! This month Rick Atchley, lead minister with The Hills Church and her multiple campuses, is leading us in a series of messages that helps us to the right beacon, the right voice: It is Good to Hear Your Voice. And in today’s message; God’s Voice Can Be Recognized, So, here’s Rick with insight on how we can identity the familiar sound of God’s voice leading home. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Have you ever thought about how in this world we are bound by rules? Rules of physics, rules of order, rules of law. Have you ever considered how belief in God, in Jesus His Son, belief in heaven, in eternity is totally outside all of those rules of reality? So, God speaking to us is truly out of the box thinking! This month Rick Atchley, lead minister with The Hills Church and her multiple campuses, is leading us in a series of messages that demand out of the box thinking: It is Good to Hear Your Voice. In fact, in today’s message; God Makes Surprise Announcements, Rick unpacks how God want you to hear from Him because you are dear to Him. So with a whole new realm of possibilities for a life that touches the Supernatural when God speaks to us, here’s Rick.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
There’s a story in the Bible’s book of Numbers about a prophet of God, Balaam, who was turning a deaf ear to God’s wishes, even to the point of not seeing God’s angel. So, to get his attention God took extreme measures and spoke through his Donkey to open Balaam’s eyes and ears. While God may not regularly use animals, He does use many languages to communicate His will for us. This month Rick Atchley, lead minister with The Hills Church and their multiple campuses, is leading us in a series of messages: It is Good to Hear Your Voice. Jesus said, My sheep listen to my voice, and they follow me. Rick’s premise through this series is: Faithful following requires careful listening, and careful listening requires intention and training. As I understand it, one of the jobs of a hearing-aid is to reduce the background noise and give emphasis to voices needing to be heard. So here’s Rick with a spiritual hearing-aid of sortsTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
So, here’s a question for you: Will you continue to call or text someone who ghosts you? Will you continue to try to build a relationship with someone that never responds when you reach out? This month Rick Atchley, lead minister with The Hills Church and her multiple campuses, is leading us in a series of messages: It is Good to Hear Your Voice. Rick’s premise through this series is: the Christian Life is a dynamic relationship with a personal savior, if it is not, it will not thrive. Hearing God’s voice is normal and critical to discipleship. Jesus said: My sheep listen to my voice; I know them, and they follow me. John 10:27, however, so often, we choose to let the ambient noise of our lives drown out the Voice of God. Getting better at hearing Jesus has to be imperative to us. We must intend to improve our hearing! So, with a hearing test with eternal implications, here’s Rick AtchleyTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Love and War, Light and Darkness, Assurance and Conviction these are all great contrasts that could describe the Apostle John’s writing in the Bible’s book of 1st John. If you have read John’s writings you might have noticed that while he focuses a lot on Love, he also writes of contrasts, such as these. This month, Aaron Brockett, lead minister with Trader’s Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana will be helping us wrap our hearts and heads around the contrasts of 1st John. My granddaughter and I have a little word game we play. We will ask each other; are you sure?, are you really sure?, are you absolutely sure? In today’s message Aaron unpacks how John helps us answer the eternal version of that question Are you sure?, Are you really sure?, Are you absolutely sure?To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Love and War, sounds like a great name for a novel, doesn’t it? At the same time, it is a great way to sum up the Bible’s book or letter of 1st John. If you have read John’s writings you might have noticed that he talks about love. You might also note he writes of contrasts; light and darkness, assurance and conviction, love and war. This month, Aaron Brockett, lead minister with Trader’s Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana will be helping us wrap our hearts and heads around the contrasts of 1st John. Do you feel it? Tension, I mean. It’s all around us and in us. How about the tension of standing before the Son of God to give answer to the life you have lived. In today’s lesson the Apostle John is going to break the tension by teaching us how we can have confidence as we approach the judgment seat of Jesus. So here’s Aaron with 4 Assurances from 1st John that will help to break the tension and give us hope as we anticipate the day we find ourselves face to faceTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Love and War, sounds like a great name for a novel, doesn’t it? At the same time, it is a great way to sum up the Bible’s book or letter of 1st John. If you have read John’s writings you might have noticed that he talks about love. You might also note he writes of contrasts; light and darkness, assurance and conviction, love and war. This month, Aaron Brockett, lead minister with Trader’s Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana will be helping us wrap our hearts and heads around the contrasts of 1st John. Here’s a hard question for you, make that 2: Do you think it is possible to live in the world without being influenced by it values and desires? How can you balance engaging with the world and abiding in and seeking God? Stumped? Here’s Aaron to help find some clarity in the writings of Jesus disciple JohnTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Love and War, sounds like a great name for a novel, doesn’t it? At the same time it is a great way to sum up the Bible’s book or letter of 1st John, written by the Apostle John. If you have read John’s writings you might have noticed that he talks about love. In fact, in John’s Gospel, John 3:16 is known by many who do not claim to be religious people. For God so Loved the World Yet in 1st John, he writes of contrasts; light and darkness, assurance and conviction, love and war. This month, Aaron Brockett, lead minister with Trader’s Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana will be helping us wrap our hearts and heads around the contrasts of 1st John. So what do Light and darkness, assurance and conviction, and love and war have to do with our relationship with God? To shed some love and light on the subject with the Best News Ever, here’s AaronTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
For many people the New Year is a great time to Detoxify from all the overeating during the Holidays. Perhaps January might be a great time to Spiritually Detox as well. This month on TCH we have been hearing from Gene Appel and Mike Breaux. Gene and Mike minister with East Side Christian Church with Multiple Campuses in Southern California, Nevada, and Minnesota. The foundational definition for our journey this month is we are a Soul that happens to have a body. There are a great many things that can be toxic to our Soul. Things that clog us up, weigh us down, cloud our spiritual vision. Things like say, a hurried over packed life, a tortured Soul, a heavy heart, even a cluttered mind. All this month we’re looking at how we can detoxify our souls and impower our relationship with God. Have you ever noticed how we can grow callused to the clutter around us to where we don’t even notice, yet it still inhibits how well we can work and act. In today’s message Mike Breaux shares how we can get out of old, destructive ruts and clear the clutter. So, here’s Mike with a recipe for rut jumping, clutter clearing, Mind cleansing detoxificationTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Jesus was a master communicator and one of His primary communication tools was, he told stories. He knew that people remember stories. He also knew that they were a way to reach people where they were living, help them see themselves in the story, and gain a greater understanding about life: life with God, life with each other. Our speakers this month; Mike Breaux and Gene Appel from East Side Christian Church in Anaheim, California, are sharing deep powerful stories of Jesus unpacking His teaching and the incredible impact they can have on our lives! So, what do Jesus, a lost sheep, a lost coin, and a lost son all have in common? Would you believe you and me? Here’s Gene Appel to shed some light on the commonality and God’s Good News for usTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Stories are all around us. They move us, make us feel alive, they inspire us. Jesus was a master communicator and one of His primary communication tools was, he told stories. He knew that people remember stories. He realized that they were a way to reach people where they were living, help them see themselves in the story, and gain a greater understanding about life: life with God, life with each other. Our speakers this month; Mike Breaux and Gene Appel from East Side Christian Church in Anaheim, California, are sharing deep powerful stories of Jesus unpacking His teaching and the incredible impact they can have on our lives! So with arrogance, pride and superiority pointing to those people on one side and grace, forgiveness, justice, goodness and graciousness for everyone on the other, here’s Mike Breaux to sort it all outTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Signs are a good share of us are struggling that is, if we were to be really honest about our mental health. It’s kinda like this, if our mental health were a garden we would be doing our best to be showing roses, knowing full well we are dealing with weeds in our garden. Just know this though; if you're struggling with worry, anxiety, stress, burnout, or something more - you're not alone. In fact, being honest about what we're struggling with is the first step towards healing.
Our speaker this month, Ben Cachiaras, is the lead minister with Mountain Christian Church, Joppa, Maryland. This week Ben takes a look at how God can Release and Remove the weeds from our lives.. if we just let Him!
So, with advice from the Good Gardener, Jesus; here’s Ben
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There are a lot of signs that a good share of us are struggling if we were to be really honest about our mental health. It’s kinda like this, if our mental health were a garden we would be doing our best to be showing roses, knowing full well we are dealing with weeds in our garden. Just know this though; if you're struggling with stress and burnout - you're not alone. In fact, being honest about what we're struggling with is the first step towards healing.
Ben Cachiaras, the lead minister with Mountain Christian Church, Joppa, Maryland is our speaker this month; and this week Ben is teaching 3 Biblical Steps to beat back stress and burnout.
So With a look at a Bible Prophet who could be the ultimate example of what stress looks like. Here’s Ben with God’s intervention and solution.
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There are a lot of signs that a whole lot of us are struggling. Maybe it’s time to get honest about mental health. It’s kinda like this, if our mental health were a garden we might be showing roses, but we are all dealing with weeds in our garden. Just know this; if you're struggling with worry and anxiety - you're not alone. Being honest about what we're struggling with is the first step towards healing.
Ben Cachiaras, the lead minister with Mountain Christian Church, Joppa, Maryland is our speaker this month; and this week Ben is teaching what Jesus says about anxiety, and the Bible's paradigm for how to overcome it.
So With a Biblical garden spade in hand let’s get after the weeds of worry and anxiety; here’s Ben.
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There are a lot of signs that a whole lot of us are struggling. Maybe it’s time to get honest about mental health. It’s kinda like this, we may be showing roses, but we all have weeds in our garden. Everybody is either struggling with some of this stuff or knows someone who is. Jesus cares and He gets us. Making the turn to him will open the door to getting help and hope.
Ben Cachiaras, the lead minister with Mountain Christian Church, Joppa, Maryland is our speaker this month; leading us through a look at what the Bible has to say about getting and staying mentally healthy.
With the nitty gritty of dealing with the weeds in our mental health garden, here’s Ben.
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You’re listening to the Christian’s Hour Welcome to the Christian’s Hour Broadcast.
Christian Faith doesn’t keep life from being hard. In fact, the truth of the matter is, a lot of times faith makes life harder. What’s needed is a conviction that whatever is part of our present will surrender to a glorious, eternal future. The Bible’s book of first Peter call this Living Hope
This month, our teacher, Rick Atchley, has been unpacking the Bible’s book of 1st Peter! Rick serves as the Senior Pastor of the Hills Church, with three campuses across the Dallas / Fort Worth area. In this month’s concluding message, Rick takes an unusual perspective of Judgement. He contends that, for those in God’s grace, God’s judgement is something to be anticipated, even longed for!?
So to explain what he means by living with hope means hoping for judgment, here’s Rick
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Walking through life as a Christian, faith doesn’t keep life from being hard. In fact, sometimes living out faith makes life harder. What’s needed is a conviction that whatever is part of our present will surrender to a glorious, eternal future. The Bible’s book of first Peter calls this Living Hope and for Christ followers it is a hope to be shared with others!
Our speaker, this month, Rick Atchley is unpacking the Bible’s book of 1st Peter for real life, for real faith! Rick, serves as the Senior Pastor of the Hills Church, with three campuses across the Dallas / Fort Worth area. Today’s message; The Proclamation of God
So with what can only be described as the impact of what Christ’s life, death and resurrection means for us, here’s Rick
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Christian Faith doesn’t keep life from being hard. In fact, the truth of the matter is, a lot of times faith makes life harder. What’s needed is a conviction that whatever is part of our present will surrender to a glorious, eternal future. The Bible’s book of first Peter call this Living Hope
This month, our teacher, Rick Atchley is unpacking the Bible’s book of 1st Peter! Rick, serves as the Senior Pastor of the Hills Church, with three campuses across the Dallas / Fort Worth area. Today, Rick gives perspective to The Calling of God, a calling to be Odd for God.
So with an answer to the question is there a Christian way to shut people up, here’s Rick Atchley
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Christian Faith doesn’t keep life from being hard. In fact, the truth of the matter is, a lot of times faith makes life harder. What’s needed is a conviction that whatever is part of our present will surrender to a glorious, eternal future.
This month, our teacher, Rick Atchley is unpacking the Bible’s book of 1st Peter! Rick, serves as the Senior Pastor of the Hills Church, with three campuses across the Dallas / Fort Worth area. Today, Rick’s emphasis centers on how Holy living proclaims living hope, a living hope grounded in the resurrection of Jesus.
So, with the details of how to live odd for God, here’s Rick Atchley
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Christian Faith doesn’t keep life from being hard. In fact, the truth of the matter is, a lot of times faith makes life harder. What’s needed is a conviction that whatever is part of our present will surrender to a glorious, eternal future.
Our speaker this month, Rick Atchley, serves as the Senior Pastor of the Hills Church, with three campuses across the Dallas / Fort Worth area. This month Rick’s unpacking the Bible’s book or letter of 1st Peter! In today’s message, Rick begins by pointing out how the Christians, to whom the book of 1st Peter was written, were very familiar with the awkwardness of feeling out of place, when you are in your own place. And how a special kind of hope is the vehicle that can sustain.
So with help realigning a hope so, hope into a concrete, living hope, with a foundation built upon Jesus’ resurrection, here’s Rick Atchley
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Did you know that you can experience joy even when life is seeming to fall apart? For Christ followers, one of the evidences of the Spirit of God at work in their lives, is the peace God gives to those who follow His lead to develop joy in their lives. Want the details? Our speaker today, Pastor Aaron Brockett; lead minister, with Trader’s Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana is teaching from letter in the Bible written to a church of cultural rebel’s in the city of Philippi. Those first generation Christians were rebelling against the cultural norms of anger, fear, anxiousness and they were finding Joy!
So, to explain how we actually rob ourselves of joy and God’s peace, simply by our own choices, here’s Aaron
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Have you ever considered Joy to be a layer of protection against the pressures of life? Okay, probably not a definition of Joy you probably would latch onto?! However, in the Bible, there is a letter written to a Church of Cultural Rebels with encouragement to look to someone, beyond themselves for their source of Joy. The book of Philippians teaches that joy isn’t dependent on circumstances; it’s dependent on who or what we ground our identity in.
In today’s lesson, Aaron Brockett, lead minister, with Trader’s Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana, relates how the pressures of life can lead to temptations to do our own thing, to get our own way, to make it all about ourselves and how these false defenses can kill the joy that can be our true defense.
So, in a Rebel’s Guide to Joy sort of way, here’s where Joy becomes a bullet proof vest for your soul
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Would you consider Joy to be one of the main ingredients of your life? In the Bible, there is a letter written to a Church of Cultural Rebels with encouragement to look to someone, beyond themselves for their source of Joy. The book of Philippians teaches that joy isn’t dependent on circumstances; it’s dependent on who or what we ground our identity in.
We all want to matter and be significant, but when we elevate our egos, our joy usually slips. In this message, Aaron Brockett, lead minister, with Trader’s Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana, teaches how worshipping and knowing Jesus helps us overcome our pride and find real Joy. So, since Jesus is the perfect example of humility that leads to joy. Here’s Aaron with insight into making Jesus our aim.
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When life sets in, are you still able to experience joy? In the Bible there is a letter written to a Church of Cultural Rebels who looked to someone beyond themselves for a source of Joy. The book of Philippians teaches that joy isn’t dependent on circumstances; it’s dependent on who or what we ground our identity in.
God cares about our happiness, but he wants something more for us than just that. He wants us to experience joy. In this week’s message, Aaron Brockett, lead minister, with Trader’s Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, explains the differences between happiness and joy and how joy can be experienced through a redeeming relationship with Christ. So, with an encouragement from a man who was literally the eternal optimist, the apostle Paul, here’s how to engage something deeper than happiness joy!
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This week, Mike Breaux from the East Side Christian Church Campus in Anaheim, California will be talking about how our faithfulness to trust God through the ups and downs of our lives is a fruit of the Holy Spirit and is contingent on our Believing God, not just believing in God. Throughout this series I Know It When I See It we are discovering how there are some things that are just better seen than defined, described, or explained. When the character traits the Holy Spirit wants to produce in us; love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, gentleness, goodness, faithfulness, and self-control are visible and tangible in our lives, people will stand back and say, Oh, so THAT’S what it looks like.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
In our culture we have redefined the word Gentleness to connote something weak or fragile. Originally Gentleness came from a Greek word meaning power under control. This is the meaning the Bible has in mind when it speaks of Gentleness. This week, our speaker from East Side Christian Church in Anaheim, California, Gene Appel is teaching about how God wants to build Peace, Patience, and Power Under Control of the Holy Spirit in us! Throughout this series I Know It When I See It we are discovering how there are some things that are just better seen than defined, described, or explained. When the character traits the Holy Spirit wants to produce in us; love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, gentleness, goodness, faithfulness, and self-control are visible and tangible in our lives, people will stand back and say, Oh, so THAT’S what it looks like.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Welcome, as this week we celebrate Mothers! When it comes to Mothers and the example they set for us, most try to demonstrate a Godly example of Goodness. Our speaker today, Mike Breaux from East Side Christian Church in Anaheim, California, builds on last week’s message; Love and Kindness with another message from God’s word. In today’s message Mike talks about, what he calls the boomerang principle, pointing out that Goodness and Joy go hand in hand. When you refresh others, you feel refreshed as well. Throughout this series I Know It When I See It we are discovering how there are some things that are just better seen than defined, described, or explained. When the character traits the Holy Spirit wants to produce in us; love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, gentleness, goodness, faithfulness, and self-control are visible and tangible in our lives, people will stand back and say, Oh, so THAT’S what it looks like. Here’s Mike.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
It seems only fitting that in the month where we celebrate Mother’s day that we recognize the example they set for us. And for most, they have demonstrated a Godly example of Love and Kindness. This week we begin a new series I Know it When I See It with Gene Appel. Gene is the lead minister at East Side Christian Church with 4 campuses in Southern California. There are certain things you can try to define, describe, or explain. You can use metaphors and illustrations. You can even try to paint a verbal picture. But, some things are just better demonstrated ~ in Love. I Know it When I See It: Love and Kindness is based on Galatians 5 and we will be looking at the kind of character traits the Holy Spirit wants to produce in all Christians: Love, joy peace, patience, kindness, gentleness, goodness, faithfulness and self-control. When these traits are visible and tangible in our lives, people stand back and say; Oh, so THATS what it looks like. Here’s GeneTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
This is the Christian’s Hour Welcome to the Christian’s Hour Broadcast. Our speaker this month is Bob Russell. Bob, served as the pastor of Southeast Christian Church for 40 years before retiring. Southeast, one of the largest churches in America, is located in Louisville, Kentucky. Throughout the month of April Bob is encouraging us to look forward eternally in his message series from the Bible’s book of 2 Thessalonians chapter 2; Get Ready for Jesus. Throughout this series on the return of Jesus, Bob has emphasized that Jesus return could be any time now. As we wait expectantly, the writer of Thessalonians insists that Christians wait with diligence in the marketplace, being the best witness we can be and not growing wearing in doing what is right. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Our speaker this month is Bob Russell. Bob, served as the pastor of Southeast Christian Church for 40 years before retiring. Southeast, one of the largest churches in America, is located in Louisville, Kentucky. Throughout the month of April Bob is encouraging us to look forward eternally in his message series Get Ready for Jesus. In the Bible, Satan is referred to as the great deceiver. In fact, the first mention of him in the Garden of Eden he is deceiving Eve. In today’s message Bob Russell unpacks three ways, three deceptions that Satan uses in his work against the coming of Christ. As we get ready for Jesus’ return, we need to be alert to Satan’s lies, his deceptions so as not to be led astray. So, with eyes open to what’s real and what’s not here’s Bob RussellTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
I’ve said it before, Spring is my favorite time of year. The expectations that come from the first greening of the grass, the budding of the trees, those first warm winds. For me it brings a renewed optimism, a sense of hope. It is particularly hopeful, in an eternal way, that Jesus’ resurrection occurred in our spring. Just as spring encourages us to look forward, so too the time of Easter encourages us to look forward to eternity. Our speaker this month is Bob Russell. Bob, served as the pastor of Southeast Christian Church for 40 years before retiring. Southeast, one of the largest churches in America, is located in Louisville, Kentucky. Throughout the month of April Bob encourages us to look forward eternally in his message series Get Ready for Jesus. So, with an eye to the resurrection and the hope of Eternity, here’s Bob RussellTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
I’ve said it before, Spring is my favorite time of year. The expectations that come from the first greening of the grass, the budding of the trees, those first warm winds. For me it brings a renewed optimism, a sense of hope. It is particularly hopeful, in an eternal way, that Jesus’ resurrection occurred in our spring. Just as spring encourages us to look forward, so too the time of Easter encourages us to look forward to eternity. Our speaker this month is Bob Russell. Bob, served as the pastor of Southeast Christian Church for 40 years before retiring. Southeast, one of the largest churches in America, is located in Louisville, Kentucky. Throughout the month of April Bob encourages us to look forward eternally in his message series Get Ready for Jesus. So, with an eye to the resurrection and the hope of Eternity, here’s Bob RussellTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
When I was young I can remember an annual event that brought excitement and anticipation to our house. Our Grandparents lived 12 hours away and growing up, our time with them was something we really looked forward to. In fact, I remember preparing for those visits way, way in advance as our anticipation grew. God’s word, the Bible, promises that someday, soon, God’s son, will return and now is the time for us to be Getting Ready for Jesus! Our speaker this month is Bob Russell. Bob, served as the pastor of Southeast Christian Church for 40 years before retiring. Southeast, one of the largest churches in America, is located in Louisville, Kentucky. Throughout the month of April Bob encourages us to look forward eternally in his message series Get Ready for Jesus. So, with an eye to the sky, here’s Bob with the answer to the ultimate questionTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Is it well with your soul? For so many of us the honest answer would be probably not. We have accepted as normal, a way of doing life that is toxic to our inner world. But, Jesus offers a way to live that promises rest for our souls. We can redefine normal. We can take his yoke. We can be soul-full! This month; Rick Atchley, Senior Pastor of the Hills Church, with campuses across the Dallas / Fort Worth area, has lead us on a journey to revitalize our Souls by following Jesus example I’ve got an old truck, built in the 40’s. That old truck will run on just about any fuel you put in it’s tank, but with really bad fuel it sputters and back fires and with really good fuel it runs smooth and strong. Rick says our Souls are like that, if we follow Jesus’ example, and are careful what fuel we take on, we can be Soul-full! So, with a lesson about octane for the Soul, here’s RickTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Is it well with your soul? For so many of us the honest answer would be probably not. We have accepted as normal, a way of doing life that is toxic to our inner being, our souls. But, Jesus has demonstrated for us an example that shouts take time to be quiet! If it was important enough for Jesus to do it so many times maybe there is good in it for us as well. This month; Rick Atchley, Senior Pastor of the Hills Church, with three campuses across the Dallas / Fort Worth area leads us on a journey to revitalize our Souls. Many believers exhibit signs that their souls are tired, anxious, joyless. Rick is unpacking how Jesus offers soul restoration, if we will just learn from Him.So, let’s dial down the distractions to hear what God is trying to tell us; advice from God’s word that though very counter cultural still good for us, you might say very Soul-full here’s RickTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Is it well with your soul? For so many of us the honest answer would be probably not. We have accepted as normal, a way of doing life that is toxic to our inner being, our souls. But, God has built into creation itself a way to reset, recalibrate, re-create the very essence of our lives. A redefinition of normal that can help give rest for our souls. We can be soul-full! This month; Rick Atchley, Senior Pastor of the Hills Church, with three campuses across the Dallas / Fort Worth area leads us on a journey to revitalize our Souls. Many believers exhibit signs that their souls are tired, anxious, joyless. Rick is unpacking how Jesus offers soul restoration, if we will just learn from Him. Call it self-maintenance relax, replenish, remember, refuel via a day of rest. Here’s Rick with a challenge to do life differently by taking seriously God's design for Sabbath.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Is it well with your soul? For so many of us the honest answer would be probably not. We have accepted as normal, a way of doing life that is toxic to our inner world. But, Jesus offers a way to live that promises rest for our souls. We can redefine normal. We can take his yoke. We can be soul-full! This month; Rick Atchley, Senior Pastor of the Hills Church, with three campuses across the Dallas / Fort Worth area leads us on a journey to revitalize our Souls. Rick says So many believers exhibit signs that their souls are tired, anxious, joyless. Rick unpacks how Jesus offers soul restoration, if we will just learn from Him. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
For all of us, Parts of our lives, seem worthy of the scrap heap - pain, anxiety, family strife, abuse. We become ashamed of what seems ugly and hopeless. Yet, God has a different perspective. In fact, God knows what to look for in us and He sees the beauty of what can be from our damaged and broken lives. Through His power and grace, He takes that which seems useless and reclaims it for amazing purposes. His reclamation can give what this world cannot Enduring Hope. As enduring hope becomes more and more elusive in today’s world, Ben Cachiaras, lead Minister at Mountain Christian Church, Joppa, Maryland unpacks the keys to reclaiming the hope that can bring sunshine to a dark and cloudy outlook. So if hope is sunshine, pass the sunglasses here’s Ben!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
For all of us, Parts of our lives, seem worthy of the scrap heap - pain, anxiety, family strife, abuse. We become ashamed of what seems ugly and hopeless. Yet, God has a different perspective. In fact, God knows what to look for in us and He sees the beauty of what can be from our damaged and broken lives. Through His power and grace, He takes that which seems useless and reclaims it for amazing purposes. Not all of our experiences and memories are good ones. Today, Ben Cachiaras, lead Minister at Mountain Christian Church, Joppa, Maryland is tackling the sensitive subject of abuse. In this lesson Ben answers the question of whether some of the most difficult memories and most horrible things that have happened to us can be reclaimed in the hands of God. Here’s BenTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
For all of us, Parts of our lives, maybe even our families, seem worthy of the scrap heap - pain, anxiety, abuse, family strife. We become ashamed of what seems ugly and hopeless. Yet, God has a different perspective. In fact, God knows what to look for in our failures and He sees the beauty of what can be from our damaged and broken lives. Through His power and grace, He takes that which seems useless and reclaims it for amazing purposes. This month Ben Cachiaras, lead Minister at Mountain Christian Church, Joppa, Maryland is helping us to open our lives and hearts to the reclamation God has for us. The series is entitled Reclaimed and this week the focus is on Families. Imperfect as they may be, the reclamation God can accomplish in them is nothing short of amazing! Now, here’s Ben with some Biblical families that found themselves in crises and what can be learned about God’s amazing grace through how He reclaimed them To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Parts of our lives seem worthy of the scrap heap - pain, anxiety, abuse, family strife. We become ashamed of what seems ugly and hopeless. Yet, God has a different perspective. Believe it or not, God knows what to look for in our failures and sees the beauty of what can be from our damaged and broken lives. Through his power and grace, He takes that which seems useless and reclaims it for amazing purposes. This month Ben Cachiaras, lead Minister at Mountain Christian Church, Joppa, Maryland is helping us to open our lives and hearts to the reclamation God has for us. The series is entitled Reclaimed. So, let’s get to it, here’s Ben to give us insight into how God wants to Reclaim our Pain into His eternal purposeTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Throughout this month of January, Aaron Brockett, lead minister with Trader’s Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana has been helping us tackle the question of how to be formed more and more into the image and likeness of Christ, within a culture that wants to shape us into, something else? I once hear a young minister tell of an encounter with a man well mature in years. His question to the elder man was at what age did temptation stop becoming an issue in his walk of faith. The older man responded; I’ll let you know when I get there. In the Bible’s book of Daniel there is the account of a 80 or 90 year old Daniel faced with death over praying to the one true God. In this account of a life and death situation hinging on how far to trust God, Daniel chooses to place his life in the hands of the eternal God rather than bow to the culture of men.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Perhaps you have heard or even used the quote: the writings on the wall. Usually, we take the meaning to be; whatever is coming is inevitable or, disaster is imminent. Did you ever wonder where that quote came from? Maybe you have heard that the origin of that saying speaks of the conquest of the city of Babylon by the Meads and Persians. But perhaps the truer meaning is, God stating in no uncertain terms that all nations and kingdoms eventually will answer to Him. This month, Aaron Brockett, lead minister, with Trader’s Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana is sharing how, God is looking for modern-day Daniels, men and women willing to stand up and be faithful to God no matter what the cultural climate.To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
The Bible is packed with stories of men and women, living regular lives who God used in extraordinary ways. In today’s message, for example, three Israelite men, friends of man named Daniel, carried away into captivity, quietly remained faithful to God even when threatened with a fiery death. All this month, Aaron Brockett, lead minister, with Trader’s Point Christian Church with multiple campuses in Indianapolis, Indiana is sharing how, God is looking for modern-day Daniels, men and women willing to stand up and be faithful to God no matter what the cultural climate. So here’s Aaron to unpack, how as Christians, in our current culture; finding ourselves in the line of fire, we can remain resolute with our decision of whether to Bow or Burn?To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
The Bible is packed wall to wall with stories of men and women, living regular lives who God uses in extraordinary ways. Take a young man named Daniel, for example, who, despite being carried away by the conquering country of Babylon, quietly remained faithful to God. Despite being a captive, became the ruler over an entire province and was made head of all the Kings advisors. In today’s message Aaron Brockett shares how, God is looking for modern-day Daniels, men and women willing to stand up and be faithful to God throughout the cultural climate. All this month, Aaron, the lead minister, with Trader’s Point Christian Church with multiple campuses in Indianapolis, Indiana is tackling the question of how to take on the image and likeness of Christ, within a culture that wants to shape us into, something else? So, following the failure of Babylon’s strategy to influence Daniel, Here’s Aaron with God’s strategy through Daniel to influence BabylonTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
I don’t know about you but it sure seems like for me, it takes a few weeks to adjust to the new year? Perhaps this annual rebalancing can make you sensitive to, or feeling out of sorts with changes in life’s journey, or even cultural shifts. It sure feels like culture is always shifting under our feet and can sometimes make us feel like an outsider, out of place, just plain disconnected. This month of January, Aaron Brockett, lead minister with Trader’s Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana will be helping us tackle the question of how to be formed more and more into the image and likeness of Christ, within a culture that wants to shape us into, something else? So, here’s Aaron to unfold the spiritual roadmap found in the Bible’s book of Daniel laying out how godly people can thrive in a godless culture and end up right where God wants us to be!To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
Merry Christmas, to you and to those important to you! Our prayer this Christmas season is that the lights, the decorations, the celebrations, all will give you pause and be a reminder that there is a God who loves you and made the first move through His son, Jesus, to give you a way back to Himself. Isn’t it amazing how the Christmas season creates such an air of anticipation? Young or old, rich or poor, believer or not, our lives are touched by the holiday season. All of this, initiated by the birth of a child 2000 years ago. Believe what you will about who Jesus was, His birth has initiated a sense of hope that is unparalleled in all of history. In today’s message, Gene Appel, lead minister at East Side Christian Church in Anaheim California, unpacks this source of hope. And how the hope that Jesus brings to this world and to us personally can change everything Here’s Gene to UNWRAP what he means by The Thrill of Hope! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
The Holiday Season, Christmas, and the New Year. The time of year when we would really like everything to be idealistic, you know, peace, goodwill, and such. But then we’re blind-sided by something out of the blue that hits us totally unprepared. Reoriented plans can lead to confusion and stress, even good news can cause anxiety! This month our series has been based on principles from a prayer called the Serenity Prayer and how specific characters in the Bible’s account of the birth of Christ demonstrate those principles. How to deal with things we cannot change, how to change the things we can, and this week; asking for God’s wisdom to know the difference. In today’s message, Mike Breaux, teaching minister at East Side Christian Church in Anaheim California, unpacks how the Wise Men who came to honor Jesus, the newborn king, embody a basic decision about wisdom that every one of us has to face. Here’s Mike to sort it all outTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
It’s here, the Holiday Season. Christmas, and the New Year. The time of year when we would really like everything to be idealistic, you know, peace, goodwill, and such. But then we’re blind-sided by something out of the blue that hits us totally unprepared, in a big way. Reoriented plans can lead to confusion and stress, even good news can cause anxiety! But encouragement can be found in the example of the Christmas story. Did you know the most frequent admonition given to those involved is do not be afraid. In this week’s message, from our series; All is Well, Gene Appel, lead minister with East Side Christian Church in Anaheim, California unpacks Joseph’s role in the Christmas Story, to glean 5 ways Joseph demonstrated courage in the midst of fear. So here’s Gene with a prayer that God will grant us the courage to change the things in our lives that we canTo support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
It’s here, the Holiday Season. Thanksgiving, Christmas, the New Year. The time of year when we would really like everything to be idealistic, you know, peace, goodwill and such. But then we are blind-sided by something out of the blue that hits us totally unprepared, kind of like getting hit by an unexpected wave of the ocean! In today’s message, Mike Breaux, teaching minister at East Side Christian Church in Anaheim California, combines the principles from a prayer called the Serenity Prayer with the life example of Jesus’s mother, Mary and how she trusted in God to persevere through difficult times and let go of things she couldn’t control. So, here’s Mike with perspectives on turning to God for peace when life turns turbulent To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
We have been considering How to Know the Will of God. One of the writers of the Bible’s New Testament, Paul wrote in the book of First Thessalonians: Be joyful always; 17 pray continually; 18 give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus. In today’s message, Aaron Brockett, unpacks God’s will for us in giving thanks. Aaron is the lead minister with Trader’s Point Christian Church with multiple campuses in Indianapolis, Indiana. Now, to share how giving thanks from the heart, goes hand in hand with life changing transformation, which in turn, puts us right in the sweet spot of God’s will for us, here’s Aaron Brockett To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/326/29
This month’s speaker, Tim Harlow is the lead minister of the Parkview Christian Church. Parkview is one of 3 sister campuses ministering to the Chicago, IL area. Be honest, wouldn’t it be nice to have a map that shows us how to live out our lives? This month, Tim is helping us to get a grip on how God wants to guide us and give us direction for the lives we live!
In today’s message Tim unpacks how the Bible comes from God with a purpose, a purpose that, in part, helps us understand the mind of God and His will for us.
So here’s Tim Harlow with the legend for the map that shows us how to live out our best lives!
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This month’s speaker, Tim Harlow is the lead minister of the Parkview Christian Church. Parkview is one of 3 sister campuses ministering to the Chicago, IL area. Be honest, wouldn’t it be nice to know what lies in store for us as we live out our lives? This month, Tim is helping us to get a grip on how God wants to guide us and give us direction for our life!
So what do God’s Providential plan for the world, His perfect moral compass and a Plum bob have to do with how we determine God’s personal will for our lives? Well... Here’s Tim to explain.
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(1) How to Know the Will of God: Pursue His Vision for You Eph 5:17 / Nehemiah 6 / 1 Thess 5:24 1. Big Picture Wisdom: as the vision becomes clearer, the options become fewer, the decisions get easier. 2. I’m doing a great work and I cannot come down.
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We all have memories of our failures, and some of them have been EPIC! The good news is, God’s grace is even more EPIC! This month, Rick Atchley, Senior Minister of the Hills Church, with 3 campuses in the Fort Worth, Texas area, is reminding us how God is better at forgiving and fixing, than we are at failing.
In this series, we’ve looked at some major fails of some of the Bible’s most prominent people. Today, in his message, Epic Grace for David, Rick lays out how far God’s chosen king falls in his sin, but then how EPIC grace delivers David, restoring him to once again be a man after God’s own heart!
Here is Rick Atchley to show us how EPIC the grace of God can be when we humble ourselves before Him
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We all have memories of our failures, and some of them were EPIC. The good news is that God’s grace is even more epic! This month Rick Atchley, Senior Minister with the Hills Church with 3 campuses in the Fort Worth, Texas area, is teaching us how God is way better at forgiving and fixing than we are at failing.
Sometimes the honesty of the Bible is brutal! The Bible does not cover up the failures of it champions. One such champion, a man named Samson, was known for his incredible strength. Strong as he was, Samson had an ongoing pattern of weakness. Yet despite his repeated poor decisions, God, in His epic grace, continued to use Samson to God’s glory.
So here is Rick Atchley to share a story from the Bible of EPIC Strength, EPIC weakness and EPIC grace
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On Today’s program, Rick Atchley, our speaker for this month continues his sermon series on Epic Grace. For today’s message Rick goes back to the beginning, literally the beginning, to the garden of Eden and the FIRST sin, making the point that God’s Epic Grace has always been part of His plan for us. The message is entitled; Epic Grace for Adam and Eve.
Rick Atchley serves the Hills Church in Fort Worth, Texas with multiple campuses and planted churches around the world.
So it wouldn’t be scripturally accurate to say this is a story about one bad APPLE, but here’s Rick Atchley to share how God’s Epic Grace was even evident in the original forbidden fruit
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We all have memories of our failures, and some of them were EPIC. The good news is that God’s grace is even more epic! This month Rick Atchley, Senior Pastor with the Hills Church with 3 campuses in the Fort Worth, Texas area, will be showing through God’s word, how God is way better at forgiving and fixing than we are at failing.
The resurrection of Jesus is a specific point of history that is the foundation of the Christian Faith. In today’s message Rick zeros in on how many find it easier to believe in Jesus’ resurrection than to believe that God’s grace is available to them.
So here is Rick Atchley with a lesson from the life of Peter, one of Jesus’s followers who found grace in spite of his own epic failure
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In uncertain times, perhaps like the ones we currently are living in, you might observe a group of people that have a certainty, a hope for the future. In fact, the way they live their lives, can be contagious, can make you want a piece of their action!?
This month’s speaker here on the Christian’s Hour, Bob Russell, is teaching from the Bible’s book of second Corinthians how you and I can have, can live out, a life of contagious hope even in uncertain times.
Bob Russell, before retiring, served 40 years as lead minister of one of the largest churches in America, Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, KY.
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Uncertainty surrounds us. Especially these days. First it was the pandemic, and politics, then supply chain issues, war in the Ukraine, and now inflation. The writer of a letter to Christians living in the city of Corinth around 55AD had the audacity to encourage those followers of Jesus to face their uncertainty with confidence, optimism, and persistence.
This month’s speaker, Bob Russell is showing us from the Bible’s book of second Corinthians how we can have that same outlook as those early followers of Jesus, even as we face uncertain times.
Bob Russell, before retiring, served 40 years as the lead minister of one of the largest churches in America, Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, KY.
Here is Bob to offer up God’s hope for uncertain times by being certain that the best is yet to be!
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It sure seems these days, uncertainty rules the day! The pandemic, politics, supply chain issues, and now inflation. There was a time in history a group of people calling themselves Christians, lived lives uncertain of their tomorrows. Yet in the middle of that uncertainty, writers of the Bible had the audacity to remain optimistic, positive, and persistent as they encouraged those early Christian’s.
This month, we are hearing from a series of messages entitled Being Confident in Uncertain Times by Bob Russell. Bob Russell served as the pastor of Southeast Christian Church in Louisville Kentucky for 40 years before retiring.
In the Bible’s second book of Corinthians the writer, Paul, challenged the people of Corinth to keep on keeping on, to be resilient, even persistent, this encouragement from the Bible holds true even in today’s uncertainty.
So here’s Bob to help us see obstacles as opportunities
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The last few years have been quite a ride haven’t they? The Pandemic, politics, supply chain issues, and now inflation. It seems as if uncertainty is trying to cloud our skies! There was a time in history for a small group of people calling themselves Christians when life was very uncertain. Yet in the middle of their uncertainty, writers of the Bible had the audacity to use words like confident, competent, and bold to describe those early Christian’s outlook.
Our speaker this month, Bob Russell, served as the pastor of Southeast Christian Church for 40 years before retiring. Southeast, one of the largest churches in America, is located in Louisville, Kentucky.
Today, Bob share’s insight into how we can have the same confidence and boldness as those early Christian’s as we face uncertain times. Here’s Bob
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Throughout this month, Ben Cachiaras, lead Minister at Mountain Christian Church, with 4 campuses in Northeast, Maryland is challenging us to Awaken our lives and hearts to live the incredible life God has for us. The series is entitled Awakening.
Living life to the fullest is not about getting more out of life: more money, more experiences, more vacations, more toys, more achievements. A Jesus centered life is about the quality, the substance, the depth, the richness and the fullness of life that can only be found when we awaken to Jesus’ call.
So, here’s your spiritual wake-up call to a better life!
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This month, Ben Cachiaras, lead Minister at Mountain Christian Church, Joppa, Maryland is challenging us to Awaken our lives and hearts to live the incredible life God has for us. The series is entitled Awakening.
Let’s face it: no one likes to ask for help, but what do you do when you reach your limit? Who do you call on? When we finally admit we are powerless to fulfill our longings on our own, the Bible let’s us know that there is help and that help has a name. His name is Jesus.
Let’s join Ben in a journey with a young man Jesus calls the lost son
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We all have a longing to love and be loved in return, to find purpose for our days, and to make sense out of life. These longings are from God, and when you allow those strong desires to draw you nearer to Him, He will fulfill your longings.
This month, Ben Cachiaras, lead Minister at Mountain Christian Church, Joppa, Maryland is challenging us to Awaken our lives and hearts to live the incredible life God has for us. The series is entitled Awakening.
The bottom line is life’s deepest longings are given to us by God to lead us to Him. Here’s Ben
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There is a big difference between believing in God and being truly connected to God. Sometimes we feel distant or disconnected spiritually. It’s like we’re stuck, coasting, or asleep. It’s time for an AWAKENING!
This month Ben Cachiaras, lead Minister at Mountain Christian Church, Joppa, Maryland is helping us to open our lives and hearts to the incredible life God has for us. The series is entitled Awakening.
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One of the earliest fairy tales I remember my parents reading to me was the story of the three little pigs. Remember that one? The story dates back hundreds of years and in the story three pigs build houses of straw, sticks, and then bricks. You remember a wolf comes along and blows down the first two hastily constructed houses but cannot budge the house made of brick. Of course there is much wisdom in that story and I wonder if this story may have had its roots from Jesus teaching of houses built on foundations of sand and rock? The thing is Jesus teaching has eternal consequences.
This month Aaron Brockett, lead minister with Trader’s Point Christian Church with multiple campuses in Indianapolis, Indiana is unpacking Jesus’s Sermon on the Mount. As He concludes, Jesus explains how enduring the storms of life is possible by building on wisdom that comes from living out the teaching of Jesus.
With construction advice for a storm-proof LIFE, here is Aaron
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This month our teacher, Aaron Brockett, lead minister with the multiple campuses of Trader’s Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana, is unpacking Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. In this important teaching Jesus communicates how the Kingdom of God is all about changing our hearts.
Have you noticed how quickly the meanings of words change with the generations? Years ago, poser meant a puzzling or baffling question, or a person who poses. A more modern definition of poser is one who attempts to appear to others as something they are not. In Jesus day He called them false prophets or false teachers. And he warned that they were like a wolf in sheep’s clothing. Satan likes to use posers to lead people away from God, and the scary part is they are all around us!
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This month our teacher, Aaron Brockett, is unpacking Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. In this important teaching Jesus communicates how knowledge is not enough and that the Kingdom of God is all about changing our hearts. Jesus was never afraid of tackling the toughest subjects. In His Sermon on the Mount, Jesus relates God’s view of living as a citizen of the Kingdom of God while still surrounded by the sin, the evil of this world. Dealing with the difficult subjects of divorce, swearing oaths, responding to those who wrong us, and loving those who set themselves up to be our enemies. These all look quite different when viewed from a Kingdom perspective.
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Did you know there is a thing on the internet called MasterClass. MasterClass is the streaming platform that makes it possible for anyone to watch or listen to hundreds of video lessons taught by 150+ of the world’s best at what they do. MasterClass is part of a belief that knowledge is how we can fix all the world’s problems. The truth is however, that knowledge in and of itself is not enough.
This month Aaron Brockett is unpacking Jesus’ sermon on the mount. In that teaching Jesus communicated that knowledge is not enough and that the Kingdom of God is all about changing our hearts.
Today Aaron dives into Jesus teaching on how we can bring out of control passions back under control. Here is Aaron to get to the heart of the matter
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This month Aaron Brockett, lead minister at Traders Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana is leading us through a series he entitles, Master Class; Lessons from Jesus Sermon on the Mount.
Years ago I was privileged to spend some time with an aboriginal tribe in the Northern Philippines. Their village was in a mountainous jungle location many miles from the nearest electricity. At night we enjoyed a new definition of dark. Yet at the same time the tiniest light made an incredible difference! As this world grows darker from the influence of Satan letting our light shine becomes more and more of a beacon pointing to the incredible grace and power of Jesus.
Living as if we are Salt and Light to this dark world is the focus of this week’s message, entitled; Change the Gravity of the Room.
Here’s Aaron to shine some light on the subject
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When I was young, my parents didn’t always give me what I wanted but, they provided what was best for me. At the time I couldn’t see or understand the bigger picture.
In the scope of eternity Jesus has the bigger picture and He understands how our eternal welfare is dependent on our relationship with the creator God. The Bible tells us we have broken that relationship through our disobedience, sin, and guilt.
It is no wonder that Satan capitalizes upon our guilt to keep us at distance with God, but, Jesus has the authority to forgive our sin, and bring us back to God. This month, Gene Appel, Senior Pastor with the East Side Christian Church in Anaheim, California has been unpacking some ways where Only God can make the difference in our lives and how this week: Only God Can Forgive Our Past.
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A recent documentary proposed that social media is engineered to be addictive. I think it would be safe to say that never before in all of history has there been more opportunity to become trapped into the bonds, the chains of addiction.
In today’s message, Mike Breaux, teaching minister at East Side Christian Church in Anaheim California, continues our series Only God in his message Only God can break my Chains.
Mike contends that Chains can be anything that has a firm grip on a person’s life; keeping us stuck, keeping us from experiencing Godly freedom. The good news is Jesus offers a way to break the spin cycle of doing what we don’t want to do.
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In this week’s message, from our series; Only God, Gene Appel, lead minister with East Side Christian Church in Anaheim, California unpacks how our most significant fears come from the uncertainties that blind-side us throughout our lives.
Today, from the Bible’s book of Mark the writer shares how after a very busy day of ministry for Jesus and his disciples, they use a small boat to escape the crowds and go to refuel in a more restful place across a local lake. Their crossing starts off very peaceful and relaxing and Jesus even falls asleep. Suddenly an enormous storm overtakes them and in the midst of the storm something incredible, something, life changing takes place.
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We’ve all been in situations or faced circumstances that look absolutely impossible from a human perspective whether it’s disappointing events, a past that we can’t do-over, or fears, hurts and habits for which there appears to be no remedy. Jesus said that while some things may look impossible to human beings, with God all things are possible. This month, Gene Appel, the Senior Pastor with the East Side Christian Church in Anaheim, California will be unpacking some ways where Only God can make the difference in our lives?
Each of us at one time or another has experienced disappointments in life, and it’s not unlikely that we will again in the future. The Bible’s book of Psalms is a collection of sacred poems, often containing prayers, gathered by God’s people over 2500 years ago. One of the things the psalms teach us is how to express our raw, unedited disappointments to God.
So here’s Gene to dispense with all the polite, positive God-talk and share with us how God can make a difference when disappointments overwhelm us...
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The Bible’s, New Testament book of Colossians, reveals that the writer, the Apostle Paul, doesn’t just want to bring people to Christ; He wants to bring people to maturity in Christ. The Apostle Paul, throughout the book, is calling on believers then and now to go deeper in Christto be Rooted.
Throughout this month of May; Rick Atchley, Senior Pastor of the Hills Church, with three campuses across the Dallas / Fort Worth area has been leading us on a journey through the book of Colossians. Rick says if Satan cannot prevent you from coming to Christ, he will do all he can to keep you from coming to maturity in Christ. And in his lesson today Rick holds that the key to overcoming Satan’s hold on us is as simple as a change of clothes.
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Through the month of May; Rick Atchley, lead minister of the Hills Church, with multiple campuses across the Dallas / Fort Worth area is leading us on a journey through the book of Colossians. Rick says the Apostle Paul doesn’t just want to bring people to Christ; He wants to bring people to maturity in Christ and throughout the book, calls on believers then and now to go deeper in Christto be Rooted.
A quotable quote from Ricks’ message today is When you are sure of the outcome of Calvary it sure does change your outlook on life! he goes on to say that mature believers have an unconquerable confidence.
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Through the month of May; Rick Atchley, Senior Pastor of the Hills Church, with three campuses across the Dallas / Fort Worth area is leading us on a journey through the book of Colossians. Rick says the Apostle Paul doesn’t just want to bring people to Christ; He wants to bring people to maturity in Christ and throughout the book, calls on believers then and now to go deeper in Christto be Rooted.
In today’s message Rick can be quoted saying, Paul, as a missionary, wants lost people to get saved, and as a Church Planter he wants saved people to get smart!
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The Bible’s New Testament book of Colossians leaves no doubt as to the identity of Jesus. In fact, being Rooted in the supremacy of Christ is a major theme in the book.
This month; Rick Atchley, Senior Pastor of the Hills Church, with three campuses across the Dallas / Fort Worth area leads us on a journey through the book of Colossians, where Rick says; We will never reach maturity in Christ until we are convinced of the authority of Christ.
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The Bible’s New Testament book of Colossians reveals that the writer, the Apostle Paul, doesn’t just want to bring people to Christ; He wants to bring people to maturity in Christ. Paul knows that the attributes of faith, joy, and love grow when a disciple is firmly grounded in all that Jesus is.
Through the month of May; Rick Atchley, Senior Pastor of the Hills Church, with three campuses across the Dallas / Fort Worth area leads us on a journey through the book of Colossians. Rick says the Apostle Paul, throughout the book, calls on believers then and now to go deeper in Christto be Rooted.
Here’s Rick to walk us through: being Rooted in the Gospel of Christ
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Many of us come to church with lots of questions. And while in many ways Jesus is 'The Answer,' he, himself asked a lot of questions. Why are you so afraid? Why do you doubt? Do you want to get well? Jesus may possess the answers that we seek, but he also asks the questions we need to hear. This month, Ben Cachiaras, Lead Minister at Mountain Christian Church, Joppa, Maryland has been challenging us with a series of questions Jesus asks, questions we need to hear; questions we need to consider
Today’s message is one that probes deep into our hearts as Ben challenges us to answer honestly Jesus’ Question; Who do you say I am?
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Easter, or Resurrection Sunday is the day that followers of Christ give honor to God for raising Jesus from the dead. You could say it is the greatest Come-Back Story ever. It also is the centerpiece of the Christian Hope for Eternity, and it is the framework for another Come-Back Story where the resurrected Jesus asks His disciple Peter a question; a question of forgiveness, a question of healing, a question that cuts to the core of who Peter was to become.
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Many of us come to the Bible with lots of questions. And while in many ways Jesus is 'The Answer,' he also asked a lot of questions amazing questions, penetrating questions, probing questions, sometimes haunting questions, sometimes seemingly unanswerable questions that draw us in to connect to Him that force us to respond to Him. This month, Ben Cachiaras, Lead Minister at Mountain Christian Church, Joppa, Maryland will be challenging us with a series of questions Jesus asks, questions we need to hear; questions we need to consider
Today’s question do you really want to get well? Penetrates to our very soul, here’s Ben to explain.
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Albert Einstein once said; If I had an hour to solve a problem and my life depended on the solution, I would spend the first 55 minutes determining the proper question to ask.
Jesus asks really good questions. Amazing questions, penetrating questions, probing questions, sometimes haunting questions, sometimes seemingly unanswerable questions that draw us in to connect to Him that force us to respond to Him. This month, Ben Cachiaras, Lead Minister at Mountain Christian Church, Joppa, Maryland will be challenging us with a series of questions Jesus asks, questions we need to hear. The Jesus Question this week is Why are you so afraid?
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Aaron Brockett, Lead Minister at Traders Point Christian Church with multiple campuses in Indianapolis, Indiana is our speaker this month with lessons from the Bible’s New Testament book of Romans, a series entitled: Recalibrate.
Thomas Campbell, a 19th Century preacher trying to bring unity to the denominations was known for saying; Where the Bible Speaks We Speak, Where the Bible is Silent, We are silent. Sometimes navigating the Silent part while maintaining our alignment with the will of our Savior can be a difficult course indeed. This is true for our walk today and it was true for the early Christian’s in the Church at Rome. The Apostle Paul wrote the book of Romans to try to help that church navigate issues related to disputable matters and bring unity for the sake of the Gospel.
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Aaron Brockett, Lead Minister at Traders Point Christian Church with multiple campuses in Indianapolis, Indiana is our speaker this month with lessons from the Bible’s New Testament book of Romans, a series entitled: Recalibrate.
Romans was written to a church in the city of Rome during the days of the early church. The church was dealing with the aftermath of a multiple year crisis that had sent their spiritual compasses reeling and they were in need of a spiritual recalibration.
This month we’ve been using that same content to re-calibrate our internal compasses back to God’s spiritual True North. Today, Aaron unpacks what living out a True North Heading looks like in everyday life.
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Aaron Brockett, Lead Minister at Traders Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana is our speaker this month with lessons from the Bible’s New Testament book of Romans, a series entitled: Recalibrate.
Did you know that a compass does not, on its own, point to True North? A magnetic compass actually points to the earth’s magnetic north, hundreds of miles from true north and readings can vary greatly depending on one’s location. Navigators must regularly re-calibrate their compasses to keep them accurate. Aaron contends that the Apostle Paul, wrote the book to recalibrating our internal compasses back to the spiritual True North. Where True North in spiritual terms is the Gospel message and the voice of Jesus. Romans contents we should follow after Jesus in every area of our lives as Lord and not just see Him as Savior.
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Aaron Brockett, Lead Minister at Traders Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana will be our speaker this month with a new series from the Bible’s book of Romans, a series entitled: Recalibrate.
Aaron holds that for those unfamiliar with God’s Good News of Salvation; that Romans offers the fullest, plainest, clearest, and most compelling explanation of the Gospel. And Martin Luther once said that Christians should look at the book of Romans as the daily bread of the soul In today’s message Arron explains how Romans sustains us so that we don’t drift off course, helping us find our True North!
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Maybe you’ve heard people, who truly mean well, say; God won’t give you more than you can handle. Yet, while that sounds comforting it’s not really true to God’s word More accurately; It’s not that God won’t give you more than you can handle; but that God will help you handle all that you’ve been given.
Throughout the month of February we have been hearing from Mike Breaux as he has been unpacking what he called The Big Three from a series he taught in Indianapolis Indiana. This week, we again get to hear from Mike Breaux, a message taught at East Side Christian Church in Anaheim California.
In this week’s message Mike shares 7 positive things he has learned about having more than you can handle in your life.
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If you’ve been to a wedding there is a good chance you have heard 1Corinthians chapter 13 quoted. Many know it as the Love Chapter. At the very end of that chapter, it says; And now these three remain: faith, hope, and love. But the greatest of these is love. (NIV) This month Mike Breaux has been unpacking for us what he calls The Big Three, from 1 Corinthians 13 in a series he taught at Traders Point Christian Church in Indianapolis Indiana.
When it comes to our spiritual view of this world, we have a tendency to experience limitations in how we view others. We can be nearsighted, farsighted, even astigmatic!? Mike holds that not only did Jesus not have any of these limitations; he saw the world with a 3D kind of love.
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If you’ve been to a wedding there is a good chance you have heard 1Corinthians chapter 13 quoted. Many know it as the Love Chapter. At the very end of that chapter it says: And now these three remain: faith, hope, and love. But the greatest of these is love. (NIV) This month Mike Breaux is unpacking for us what he calls The Big Three, from 1 Corinthians 13 in a series he taught at Traders Point Christian Church in Indianapolis Indiana.
All of us have experienced failure and it can be devastating! But you know what? We are all in that same boat. In today’s message Mike uses a catastrophic failure on the part of one of Jesus friends he called the rock to demonstrate Jesus’ forgiving love a forgiving love that gives us hope over failure.
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If you’ve been to a wedding there is a good chance you have heard 1Corinthians chapter 13 quoted. Many know it as the Love Chapter. At the very end of that chapter it says: And now these three remain: faith, hope, and love. But the greatest of these is love. (NIV)
For the next 3 weeks, Mike Breaux will be unpacking for us what he calls The Big Three, from a series he taught at Traders Point Christian Church in Indianapolis Indiana. At the close of 1Corinthians 13 the writer sums up the chapter with three words; Faith, Hope, and Love. In today’s teaching Mike will be explaining how we can walk by faith through every season of our life
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Navigating a new year and the month of January can start off hopeful; but then winter, short-days, taxes, life, clouds our hope and we can begin to feel hopeless Jesus wants to give us a hand, He wants to fill us with hope, he wants to be our hope, not just the hope of this world but also our hope for eternity.
Through the month of January, we have been hearing 5 of God’s messages of hope that Bob Russell shared during his 40 year ministry with Southeast Christian Church. Southeast, one of the largest churches in America is located in Louisville, Kentucky.
In the 23rd and 24th chapters of the Bible’s book of Luke, the writer describes three groups of people as they experienced the events following the crucifixion of Jesus. These people witnessed something so extraordinary; it gave them a hope that changed them forever!
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Navigating a new year and the month of January can start off hopeful; but then winter, short-days, taxes, life, clouds our hope and we can begin to feel hopeless Jesus wants to give us a hand, He wants to fill us with hope, he wants to be our hope, not just the hope of this world but our hope for eternity.
Throughout this month of January we are hearing 5 of God’s messages of hope that Bob Russell shared as pastor of Southeast Christian Church during his 40 year ministry. Southeast, one of the largest churches in America, is located in Louisville, Kentucky.
In Luke 17 Jesus shared 4 principles of hope with His disciples. These foundational stones hope can keep us hopeful even on the darkest of days. In fact, they can be a ray of hope that we can share with those around us that don’t know the hope we have been given.
So here, is Bob Russell to share with us 4 Principles of Hope
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Navigating a new year and the month of January is a lot like, when Jesus invited Peter to join him walking on the water. At first, Peter was full of Hope and all was well, but then distracted by the wind, the storm, the water, he began to sink when all seemed lost, the Bible tells us, Jesus took him by the hand. At first the New Year can be hopeful; but then winter, short-days, taxes, life, clouds our hope and we begin to sink as he did with Peter, Jesus wants to give us a hand, He wants to fill us with hope, not the hope of this world but the hope of eternity.
Throughout the month of January we are hearing God’s messages of hope that Bob Russell shared as pastor of Southeast Christian Church during his 40 year ministry. Southeast, one of the largest churches in America, is located in Louisville, Kentucky.
All of creation is anticipating Christ’s return and the redemption of all things. We too can be full of hope based upon 4 promises from the Bible’s book of Romans.
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Embarking upon a new year and the month of January is a lot like, when Jesus invited Peter to join him walking on the water. The Bible records that, at first, all was great and Peter was full of Hope, that is until, distracted by the wind, the storm, and the water, he began to sink then, the Bible tells us Jesus took him by the hand. Beginning a new year can be hopeful; but then winter, life, short-days, taxes can steal away our hope and we begin to sink Jesus, as he did with Peter wants to give us a hand, He wants to fill us with hope, not the hope of this world but the hope of eternity.
Our speaker this month is Bob Russell. Bob, served as the pastor of Southeast Christian Church for 40 years before retiring. Southeast, one of the largest churches in America, is located in Louisville, Kentucky.
Throughout the month of January we are hearing God’s messages of hope that Bob shared over the years.
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Welcome to a new year of the Christian’s Hour. Embarking upon a new year and the month of January is a lot like the adventure of one of Jesus’ disciples, when Jesus invited him to join him walking on the water. The Bible records that, at first, all was really great and Peter was full of Hope, that is until, Peter, got distracted by the wind and the storm, and the water, and began to sink then, the Bible tells us Jesus took him by the hand. Beginning a new year can be hopeful; but then winter, life, short-days, taxes steal away our hope and we begin to sink Jesus, as he did with Peter wants to give us a hand, He wants to fill us with hope, not the hope of this world but the hope of eternity.
Our speaker this month is Bob Russell. Bob, served as the pastor of Southeast Christian Church for 40 years before retiring. Southeast, one of the largest churches in America, is located in Louisville, Kentucky.
Throughout the month of January we will be hearing God’s messages of hope that Bob shared over the years.
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This is Christian’s Hour. Our prayer this Christmas season is that the reminder of the birth of Christ serves to reignite your passion to respond to Christ’s love daily, and that your hope for eternity will be renewed to dominate your heart and mind!
So in the absence of your camera have you ever framed a great picture in your mind or by making a frame with your hands? There is something about framing a view that gives emphasis, it gives priority to the particular shot that stands out to us. Everyone recognizes the look of Christmas. But what everyone needs to recognize is that Christmas should change how we look at everything. This month, Christmas Reframed, is challenging us to take a new look at some of life’s greatest themes through the lens of the birth of Jesus.
A Picture Perfect Christmas may or may not describe how your Christmas plays out this year. In fact, Picture Perfect in this fallen world is asking a lot! This week, Rick Atchley reminds us that the birth we celebrate was under far from Picture Perfect in how it played out. But, the one who has come promises Peace for our hearts in this life and for eternity if we put our trust in Him.
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So in the absence of your camera have you ever framed a great picture in your mind or by making a frame with your hands? There is something about framing a view that gives emphasis, it gives priority to the particular shot that stands out to us. Everyone recognizes the look of Christmas. But what everyone needs to recognize is that Christmas should change how we look at everything. This month, Christmas Reframed, is challenging us to take a new look at some of life’s greatest themes through the lens of the birth of Jesus.
In this week’s message, Rick Atchley reminds us that the birth of Jesus reframes the way we should picture love. Rick is the lead minister of the Hills Church, with 3 campuses in the Fort Worth, TX area. Most religions picture God as fixed, immobile, and hard to reach. Christmas frames a picture of a God who comes down to our level to demonstrate His love for us, Because Love Gets Close!
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So in the absence of your camera have you ever framed a great picture in your mind or by making a frame with your hands? There is something about framing a view that gives emphasis, it gives priority to the particular shot that stands out to us. Everyone recognizes the look of Christmas. But what everyone needs to recognize is that Christmas should change how we look at everything. This month, Christmas Reframed, is challenging us to look through a new lens at the most startling claim in history!
Our speaker this month, Rick Atchley is exploring some of life’s greatest themes framed by the birth of Jesus. Rick is the lead minister of the Hills Church, with 3 campuses in the Fort Worth, TX area. Today’s message, Wisdom Reframed reframes what foolishness and wisdom really look like and opens up a whole new view of the king and kingdom that were ushered in on with that special birth so many years ago.
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So... in the absence of your camera have you ever framed a great picture in your mind or by making a frame with your hands? There is something about framing a view that gives emphasis, that gives priority to the particular shot that stands out to us. Everyone recognizes the look of Christmas. What everyone needs to recognize is that Christmas should change how we look at everything. Christmas reframes how we picture everything, it challenges us to look at everything in a new light because it announces the most startling claim in history!
Our speaker today, and throughout the month of December, Rick Atchley will be taking us on a journey reframing Christmas. This series will explore some of life’s greatest themes through the lens of the birth of Jesus. Rick Atchley is the lead minister of the Hills Church, with three campuses in the Fort Worth area of Texas. Today’s message is the first from the series Christmas Reframed and is entitled; God Reframed
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Maybe you’ve heard the story about the guy who ran from God only to get thrown overboard and swallowed by a fish. This month, Ben Cachiaras, Lead Minister at Mountain Christian Church, Joppa, Maryland is our speaker with a series entitled Overboard. Overboard is the story about a Prophet of God named Jonah who literally gets thrown overboard, but the story is really more about the God who goes overboard in His radical pursuit of His people, fueled by an unbelievable, steadfast, faithful love.
Unexpected might be a good word to describe today’s message. When Jonah finally decides to carry out God’s mission for him to the city of Nineveh he encounters an unexpected response. Then God has to deal with Jonah’s unexpected reaction to that response. Then for us an unexpected ending to the book.
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This month, our speaker, Ben Cachiaras, the lead Minister with the Mountain Christian Church in Joppa Maryland has been speaking from the Bible’s book of Jonah. Jonah was a prophet of God who, when given an assignment to speak to some really evil people decided to run from the assignment and from God. He boarded a ship and then during a particularly bad storm ended up overboard. Just when all seemed lost God miraculously rescued Jonah by having him swallowed up by a big fish. In the midst of his misery Jonah chose to offer a prayer of thanksgiving to the very God he was running from.
The last couple of years enduring the COVID Pandemic have been especially difficult. But, just like Jonah found out, giving thanks can be a way to RESET our hearts and minds, change our outlook, our attitude, and our moods. This week, Ben takes a break from Jonah and shares a secret, within your reach, that can completely change your life!
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Maybe you’ve heard the story about a guy who ran from God only to get thrown overboard and swallowed by a fish. This month, Ben Cachiaras, Lead Minister at Mountain Christian Church, Joppa, Maryland is our speaker with a series entitled Overboard. Overboard is the story about a Prophet of God named Jonah who literally gets thrown overboard, but the story is really more about the God who goes overboard in His radical pursuit of His people, fueled by an unbelievable, steadfast, faithful love.
For many of us we have to sink to the bottom of life before we call on the Lord God to rescue us. The Prophet Jonah literally sank to the bottom before humbling himself before God. At the bottom of the sea Jonah comes to grips with God and God rescues him in a very fishy way. Jonah’s humble prayer from the depths of his rejection of God is the subject of today’s message. And Jonah says it best when he says: salvation comes from the Lord.
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Maybe you’ve heard the story about a guy who ran from God only to get thrown overboard and swallowed by a fish. Over the next 3 weeks, Ben Cachiaras, Lead Minister at Mountain Christian Church with 4 campuses in Maryland will be our speaker with a new series entitled Overboard. Overboard is a story about a man named Jonah who literally gets thrown overboard, but the story is really more about the God who goes overboard in His radical pursuit of His people, fueled by an unbelievable, steadfast, faithful love.
In today’s message we see how Jonah, who is supposed to be a spokesman for God, tries to run away from God. But Jonah is not the only one who goes overboard in this story. It is over the top, but it leaves us all with a choice to make about whether to run toward or away from the God who is overboard in his love for all people.
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This week and throughout the Month of September, we will be hearing a series of messages by Tim Harlow, lead minister at Parkview Christian Church. Parkview is one of 3 campuses ministering to the Chicago, IL area.
If you ask Tim what he considers to be the Greatest Scripture of all Time he would tell you next to John 3:16 it would be the 23rd Psalm. There would be many people, believers and non-believers alike, that would agree with Tim. Psalm 23 is a scripture that brings comfort to so many during difficult times of life. Tim says the essence of the 23 Psalm is that the key to meeting our wants and needs is NOT in pursuing the needs themselves but in pursuing a relationship with God.
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Jesus was certainly anything but a go-with-the-flow person. He taught and modeled an against-the-flow lifestyle. His teaching included concepts such as: If you want to be great, SERVE others. If you want to be rich, GIVE more away. If you want to be known for love, LOVE your enemies. But perhaps His most countercultural teaching was: If you want to be truly happy, you have to turn around and move UPSTREAM toward God, the true source of life.
This month Gene Appel, the Senior Pastor with East Side Christian Church with multiple campuses in Southern California, is teaching from Jesus’ famous Sermon on the Mount. The series is called Upstream and today’s message unpacks what Jesus meant by Blessed are the Humble and Hungry.
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Storms of life are inevitable. The Pandemic has been one that we all have endured. These storms can affect us spiritually, physically and emotionally. Like weather related storms, how well we prepare is a factor in determining our fortitude against the storms of life.
Today, Aaron Brockett from Traders Point Christian Church with multiple campuses in Indianapolis, Indiana will be finishing this month’s series from the Bible’s New Testament book of Luke sharing from Jesus’s sermon in chapter 6. As He concludes His lesson Jesus calls each of us to examine our hearts and ask the question, What foundation am I building my life on?
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It’s a new month and we have a new series. During the next few weeks join us as we hear from Aaron Brockett from the Traders Point Christian Church in Indianapolis, Indiana in a series from the Life of Christ taken from the book of Luke. The series is called Settled in Spirit and today’s message is Battle-Ready.
The temptation of Jesus in the wilderness shows us three kinds of bait Satan uses to tempt us desire, deception and disobedience. We can’t overcome temptation by trying harder. It is only by the power of the Holy Spirit working within our changed hearts that we overcome temptation.
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Someone said "there are various ways of looking at the rainstorms of adversity ..." Our speaker, Aaron Brockett believes we should be positive, resiliant Christians in order to please God and live successful Christian lives.
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What does it take to have real, lasting peace? The Bible promises there is a road to personal peace available to everyone wherever they live in this world. Rick Atchley continues his message series on CALM, reminding us to ask God for what we need.
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Everyone, Christian or not agree we live in stressful times. Fortunately, believers are calm because we love and follow The Prince of Peace.Rick Atchley presents the first of four messages about ways to Keep Calm and follow Jesus.
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Gene Appel concludes his interesting series of messages on what the Bible says concerning the hereafter. Heaven and hell are real and life ahead for believers after death is designed and promised by God our Creator.
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None of us know how long we will live on this earth - it is up to our Heavenly Father. We will pass from life, ready or not. Gene Appel answers an important question in this message that many are asking: "What will happen 5 minutes after we die."
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Jesus is coming andthe Bible reveals all we need to know about it. Billy Graham said "Bible teaching about the second coming ... is the only ray of hope that shines as an ever brightening beam in a darkened world." Gene Appel continues this important series on the Hereafter.
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Someone said "Everyone wants to go to Heaven - but not today." This current message series features Gene Appel. His theme is The Hereafter. The Bible is clear - heaven is real and Jesus is coming again and when He comes all Christians will rejoice.
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As we know, Christmas has it ups and downs. We enjoy many things about this season of the year but we don't alwaysa enjoy some of the problems that come with it. Bob Russell shares several important lessons that will help and encourage us.
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Bob Russell shares the story of Christmas from the Gospel of Luke - and uses one of our favorite old hymns "Hark The Herald Angels Sing." It's the story Christians love because it speaks of hope and peace in a world filled with conflict and confusion.
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Believe it or not, Christmas is almost here again with another opportunity to tell the old, old story of Jesus birth and ministry to the world. Our speaker is Ben Cachiaras, lead pastor of the Mountain Christian Church in Maryland.