Gospel Lighthouse Church Podcast: Recent Episodes
Gospel Lighthouse Church
The Gospel Lighthouse Church Podcast features messages & special content from Gospel Lighthouse Church in Columbus, OH where Dr Jerry D. Fryar is the Senior Pastor. The vision of Gospel Lighthouse Church is "Restoration." This vision includes: reaching the lost, restoring strength to Believers, refreshing the broken, raising effective leaders, & regaining fallen leaders. Our desire is for you to experience God's Amazing Love as we share the illuminating message of "Restoration" with you and the world! We pray that your time with us will be profitable and that the blessings of the Lord will come upon you and overtake you.
Today's message focuses on reminding us to remember what God has done for us in our deepest need.
The message today teaches us that the revelation of Jesus is the basis for repentance and remission or deliverance.
Today's message reminds us that God's word is at work. God's word works and there isn't a layoff or non employment. Jesus pointed out and enlightens what they had missed. The resurrection of Jesus really highlights the Word of God.
Today's message reminds us that whatever the condition, etc., God can Raise up. God can reach whatever depth, height or width necessary to bring deliverance. He is Risen!
The message today focuses on the triumphant entry to Jerusalem was God's divine plan to position Jesus for the ultimate sacrifice.
Today's message reminds us to live everyday without fear. God did not give us a spirit of timidity, but of power and love and discipline.
Today's message reminds us that no matter what's going on in your life, don't diminish the spoken word, always listen for God's word.
The message today reminds us that a person committed to living by faith considers God's revelation of Himself to be certain responds to God with trust, love, and obedience.
Today's message teaches us about living by faith. Three elements of faithfulness are character of relationship, challenge and commitment.
The message today teaches us that no matter what we go through, God's ultimate goal is to restore and help us refocus.
Today's message teaches us to use familiar stories to make a point about faithfulness and perseverance.
The message today teaches us that if we really refocus, historically we reflect and get to evaluate where we are and what we're doing. In everything, give thanks.
Today's message reminds us to refocus and reaffirm our faith, continue our legacy and take our invited place with God in His church.
The message today teaches us that when we get tired of our every day lives, life will bring us to a point where we really begin to reexamine our lives and who God really is
The message today focuses on how Dr. King modeled what it takes for significant change in getting people to refocus. His model paralleled that which is epitomized in Jesus Christ.
The message today expands refocus of Philippians 4:6 in correlation with the introduction text.
The focus of today's message is asking God for the guidance and grace to enhance this threefold practice and experience a peace beyond human understanding.
Today's message encourages us to leave a legacy for the ones coming after us, even when others have counted us out.
The message today describes the Christmas story as God making an inexhaustible deposit into the human dilemma that would pay off all the sin debt forever.
The message today addresses 4-6 of the ascent psalms. The focus is his power being supreme, remembering what God had done and those gathered with him and the stability of trusting in God.
Today's message focuses on the Ascent Psalm; a Psalm of Thanksgiving for God's dominion, protection, provision and deliverance.
Today's message focuses on the importance of giving praise. Praise should be a continuous expression reflecting on God's goodness and mercy.
Today's message addresses the vertical and horizontal relational effects of fellowship (koinonia).
The Greek word "Koinonia". The primary meaning is "fellowship, sharing in common and communion." Its untranslatable by any single word because of its incomprehensiveness.
Today's message teaches us that prayer is a private practice that is reflected in your public life.
Today's message teaches us about four things the early Christians were devoted to: apostolic teaching, fellowship, the breaking of bread and prayers.
The message today teaches us how Jesus' blood speaks redeeming love, forgiveness and God's peace with us. The blood also gives us a threefold advantage: voice of advocacy, victory of the dominance of sin and vision for the future.
The message today addresses the purpose of why the Spirit was poured out on Pentecost in Acts 2.
The message today describes what happened when the baptism with/in the Holy Spirit occurred and applications, stated in Acts 1:5 and 8.
Today's message teaches us about renewed strength. We will get weary and faint, but waiting on the Lord gives us renewed strength. Isaiah 40:31
Today's message focuses on terms prior to what happened when the promise of the Spirit was poured out on Pentecost in Acts 2.
Today's lesson teaches us that we are transformed because of a breakthrough. We were something else before we came to know the Lord.
Today's message further explores baptism, teaching us that God is the divine enabler and has the ability to function with supernatural power to make things possible.
The message today focuses on the meaning of being baptized with the Holy Spirit. It's restating Luke 24:49.
The message today addresses the empowering Spirit of the Kingdom. The Kingdom of God is God's reign over all and dismissal of rebellion.
In this message we'll look at how faith is the only requirement for righteousness. Faith in what Jesus has done, so that we can take a break.
Whether we're celebrating our Dad's, stepdads, granddads, blended family dads, brothers sons or other father figures in our lives, they need to be reminded how much they're appreciated.
Today's message focuses on the third notable thing of the text, unfolding truths concerning the Kingdom of God.
The message today focuses on the second notable assurance, unfinished. God's unfinished will be completed and he will not give up on us.