Burns Church of Christ Podcast: Recent Episodes
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When Jesus washes the feet of his disciples just before his arrest and crucifixion, he does more than clean some dirt and give an example. He shows us what love really looks like.
This story...it's almost too good. Jesus' dear friend is sick. He arrives "too late to help." He stands by the tomb and weeps. With a simple command, Jesus practices the resurrection that is to come. Come and see!
Jesus meets a man in John 9 who was born blind--but as the story unfolds, he's actually one of the very few who can see.
This morning James Hinkle brings us a message from John 7:37-43. Jesus promises his followers rivers of living water.
Dickson County Jail Chaplain Tom Todd joins us this week as we look at a healing that was a long time in coming. In John 5, Jesus meets a man who has been sick for 38 years. Our community is filled with people like him, who are sick in a different way. Tom helps us as we consider what healing looks like in the world of addiction.
We can live our entire lives trying to cover our deepest needs with superficial wants. Watch how Jesus meets the needs we didn't even know we had when he meets the woman at the well in John 4.
John 3 tells the story of a famous meeting between Jesus and Nicodemus. Jesus tells Nicodemus that he needs a new birthday. What does it mean to be born again, born from above?
The best predictor of what Jesus would do is what Jesus did do... So what should we do, knowing that Jesus turned over tables in the temple?
The first miracle of Jesus in John is a strange one. He doesn't cure leprosy or give sight to the blind. He helps a friend in a pinch at a wedding. What do we learn from this unusual story?
John the Baptist gives us a clue about what we're on earth to accomplish. We have one job. Will we do it?
Our communication often breaks down. Cell phones drop calls. The Post Offices loses a letter. We misunderstand each other. But Jesus is the Word of God--God, communicated. He is the unbreakable, unmistakable transmission of God to man.
We give lip service to the idea that God's "thoughts are higher than our thoughts"--but we don't really grasp the difference between God and man. What God says happens, without fail.
In the valley of Dry Bones--what made the difference between a valley of death and a valley of life?
Nobody likes sitting in a waiting room--but we can choose how we wait. Are we looking forward to what is ahead?