REVOLUTIONIZING TODAY'S "CHURCH": Recent Episodes
Joel A. Newman
Discussing and confronting many of the issues that are causing the Christian Church to experience degradation in today's culture.
The journey of Mary and Joseph teaches us powerful lessons about hope, faith, and the importance of trusting in a higher plan. Their story reminds us that even in uncertainty, we have a role to play in our own lives. Let's embrace our responsibilities and keep the faith! Thank you for being part of this journey.
2 Chronicles - Chapter 7 - Verses 14 and 15
Why wait for revival?
Pastor Terry gives a wonderful sermon on revival. Why wait for revival in the church to start? If you feel the desire for revival to start in your own life then why wait? Start now.
A message looking at both the origins of Thanksgiving and how those roots can change us to this very day.
A reminder that we are only able to be Holy because of the Blood of Christ, and not because of our own efforts. Thus only the Blood of Christ is what makes clean hands.
Pastor Terry Kinnett brings the Word of God in this powerful recap of the words of God to his people of what simple steps they must take to experience God's presence in all of it's fullness and blessings.
Today we examine the parable of "The Rich Fool." We also look at the context of when Jesus taught this parable.
Pastor Joel teaches from the Bible how true hope is found and never lost in a life of holiness and dedication to the Lord our God.
Pastor Terry Kinnett Brings the Power Message of Holiness and Explains Biblically how we are created to be Holy!
As Christians, we can and must unite across denominational lines, and united the lost with the Gospel of Jesus.
A response to the many tragedies that have confronted our world in recent days, from a Biblical perspective.
Part two of the Building the church series. This episode discusses the difference between an earthly plan, and a heavenly path.
Tired of today's Cancel Culture? Don't be! In this episode learn how Jesus Christ pioneered Cancel Culture, and did it best.
Demonstrating through scripture that the world needs the church. Not the building, but the Ekklesia (The community of Christ followers).