Beartown Road Alliance Church Podcast

Got any mountains in your life? Jesus said, "If you believe, you will receive whatever you ask for in prayer." Does this include mountains that refuse to move? Pastor Dave unpacks this hard saying of Jesus.

Who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven? You might be surprised to learn who Jesus pointed to. Pastor Dave explains how to become great.

When Jesus said "Eat my flesh and drink my blood," many people walked away. Since Jesus wasn't advocating cannibalism, why didn't he explain himself to the crowds? Pastor Dave explains why Jesus so often chose not to explain himself to the crowds.

Jesus said that we will be held accountable for every careless word we speak. Most of us bank on the fact that we will be forgiven for every careless word. Did Jesus really mean this, and, if so, what did he mean? Pastor Dave explains.

Most of us try to avoid our enemies. Jesus taught us to love our enemies. This seems like and overwhelming task! But what if Jesus really meant it? Pastor Dave unpacks these extraordinary words of Jesus.

Many of us have been taught to make our families our number one priority. However, Jesus never taught that. Instead, he advocated for a much different set of priorities. Pastor Dave explains in the first part of our new series, "Hard Sayings of Jesus".

Everyone needs a friend with whom they can share their last 2%. To quote Jennie Allen, "when you say that last 2% out loud, it loses its power." Pastor Dave talks about the importance of having one or two close friends and how your church family can help you find them.

Anger comes from a feeling that someone has taken something from us. Anger says, "you owe me". How do we guard our hearts from anger? Jon Schuerholz explains.

This emotion often disguises itself as thrifty or careful. However, if left undetected, it can steal your peace and take the joy out of life. Pastor Dave explains how to uproot greed from our hearts.

When our neighbor gets a promotion or a new car, envy can easily seep into our hearts. However, there is a way to guard our hearts from its bone-rotting effects. Jon O'Neil explains.