Many readers treat Romans 9–11 like a theological detour—an aside about Israel before Paul returns to practical Christianity in chapter 12. But here, Paul shows how God’s plan for Israel reveals His unchanging faithfulness, sovereign grace, and redemptive purpose for all nations. In this episode, we’ll explore why Paul shifts his focus to Israel, what it teaches about election, mercy, and God’s promises, and how this section connects everything he’s said since Romans 1. Send us a t...

In Episode 512: we are joined by James, who moved to Hollywood recently to help his career in the film industry after previously working out of Atlanta. One night, James and his friend went out to a bar where they met a guy who wanted to take them to another place to drink. Once they arrived at the new location, James' friend was so weirded out by the people he saw that he bailed and left James alone with his new acquaintance, who talked James into going to yet another party out in the desert, in a

Abortion “reform” sounds civilized—until you run the thought experiment. If a mother hires an assassin to kill her 9-month-old outside the womb, would we certify the killer, add counseling, or simply cut a check? In this episode we expose the logic of incrementalism, call pastors to preach the whole counsel of God, and press for real justice under Romans 13. Defund the blood money. Prosecute the crime. Repentance, not half-measures, is how nations heal. Download the episode MP3 here: https://...

Courtney and Josh share what it looks like to follow Jesus in everyday life. How we fail, and how we succeed. Jesus is who we follow, but sometimes we follow the ways of the world.

"God is always "Gooder "than my current bandwidth about him. He's always better." —Kristen WambachSHOW NOTESEPISODE HIGHLIGHTSTrust is Active and Practical: It's a blend of spiritual disciplines (prayer, communion) and physical self-care (rest, movement, making your bed). Small Wins Build Confidence: Creating immediate momentum through simple, achievable daily tasks like making your bed or drinking water is vital for mental clarity and spiritual receptivity. Wield Your Internal

Tap here to send us a message! The household of Stephanas “addicted themselves to the ministry of the saints,” showing us what it means to be fully consumed with the work of God. In a world full of harmful addictions, we are called to develop a holy addiction that draws us to serve, love, and invest in His Kingdom with passion and consistency. When we become addicted to the things of God, the church, and helping others, our lives find purpose and our world begins to change. 10/26/2025 - Sun...

Pastor Kyle Worley preaches from Exodus 32 on idolatry.

What Does it Mean to be Born Again? Gospel of John: 3:1–12 Daily Devotional, Daily Bible StudyIn this episode, Rachael discusses the challenges of understanding an infinite God with finite minds. She unpacks what it means to be born again, and how Jesus longs for us to be in close relationship with Him. ☆Have a question for Rachael? Ask it here: Ask Rachael a Question ☆ This podcast devotional is a companion to Knowing God’s Voice, Grab Your Printed Copy Here! ☆Go Deeper and Learn to Hear God’s

Catholic Star-Rated Review (5/5) ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️This beautifully written memoir by William Henry Hudson invites the listener into a world of wonder, innocence, and reverent awe for God’s creation. Hudson’s reflections on nature, memory, and the soul are deeply enriching and quietly spiritual. His storytelling reminds us to see the world with childlike clarity, gratitude, and joy.A gentle, contemplative, and uplifting listen — perfect for those who appreciate the nearness of God in the beauty of the

Catholic ★★★★★ Star Rated Review This biography of William the Conqueror offers a vivid portrait of a man whose ambition, leadership, and unwavering resolve changed the course of Western history. Jacob Abbott writes with clarity and depth, making the medieval world accessible and compelling. The audiobook not only recounts battles and politics, but also highlights themes of Providence, kingship, and the shaping of Christian civilization in Europe. For listeners interested in Catholic history,

What does it mean to be in Christ? Much more than you ever would have dreamed! Plunge into the depths of Christ with Joplin Family Worship Center’s Pastor Dan Wermuth each week.Brought to you by Joplin Family Worship Center and the Sky High Podcast Network.Theme music provided by Terrence Scott & Anthem Worship.

I. The Holy Spirit is God. II. The Holy Spirit is the third person of the eternal Trinity. III. The Holy Spirit is God’s gift to every one of his people. IV. The Holy Spirit is one of the two bonds of our union with Christ. The opening words of the sermon invite you to Hebrews, but the sermon is actually on Ephesians! Sorry about that.

We kick off our Exodus series in chapter 1: Israel multiplies in Egypt, a “new king” turns favor into oppression, and the Hebrews build store cities (not pyramids). We trace how Moses’ story points forward to Jesus (John 5:46–47; Luke 24:27) and dig into on-the-ground evidence from Pithom/Avaris—grain silos, infant burials, and why “store cities” fit the New Kingdom war machine. We meet Shiphrah and Puah, weigh the ethics of lying under tyranny, and watch Pharaoh’s Nile decree boomerang through

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This sermon, "Big Promises Small Steps," explores the story of Abraham and Sarah from Genesis, focusing on themes of discernment, the challenges of beauty, and God's unwavering devotion. It delves into how individuals navigate big and small changes in life, drawing parallels between ancient narratives and contemporary experiences. The sermon also touches on the "Matriarch in Danger" type-scene in Genesis and its foreshadowing of the Exodus story, highlighting God's remembrance and

The Apostle James encouraged his readers to pursue God's wisdom, which comes from above. So what does this type of wisdom look like? In this sermon, pastor Luke teaches from James 3:13-18 and explores this topic. ++++++++++++++ Download the Church App here: https://bit.ly/3vxVr8q If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to leave a comment below 👇🏽 or email us at info@redbluffvineyard.church. Thank you for your faithful giving! Your continued support makes it possible for us to

In the sermon series, "Lost and Found," Pastor Marlon spoke on the topic being lost in the house of God.

October 26, 2025 - Sunday PM SermonJoin Hiram and Neil for a thoughtful question-and-answer session tackling tough theological and practical questions from attendees. Hiram and Neil examine ways to help others see the Bible’s reliability. They encourage listeners to read Scripture for themselves and test its claims. Questions: Can you explain 1 Corinthians 7:15? It seems like this verse allows for an exception for remarriage if the spouse leaves and was an unbeliever. What is the best Bible to

Biblical scholar Michelle Eastwood joins Will Small to discuss her journey from growing up Lutheran, journeying through multiple denominations and shifting in the way she engages the biblical text. Drawing from her PhD research on Psalm 71 and aging women, Michelle advocates for reading the Bible as a "flawed document" that can still inspire faith, without needing to explain away its difficult passages. For anyone who still wants to read the Bible, while acknowledging its violent and troublin...