Champion Church of the Nazarene Podcast

Rev. Matt Slater; Matthew 6:9-13

As we continue our series on the Lord's Prayer, we will discover how to address the evil we see in the world and even the evil we don’t see. We may not get all the answers we are searching for, but we will learn to trust God to deal with evil on his own terms.

As we continue our series Kingdom Come, we will discover our prayers are not just about our relationship with God, but are also about our relationships with others. Jesus teaches that when we ask forgiveness from God we also in turn forgive others.

Rev. Matt Slater; Matthew 6:9-13

God cares even about the smallest details in our lives. And when we pray for daily bread, we understand how God has called us to be stewards of everything He gives.

Rev. Matt Slater; Matthew 6:9-13

We examine what it means for God’s kingdom to come and his will to be done in our lives. Listen as we discover how the Lord’s Prayer changes everything we think, say, and do.

Rev. Matt Slater; Matthew 6:9-13

Could a prayer mean more than just talking to God? We find out how the Lord's Prayer isn't just a time of talking with God but defines who He is and who we are.

Rev. Matt Slater; Philippians 4:1-9

When our minds are plagued by stresses, pain, and strife, how do we go through life? Find out how our identity in God reclaims our lives and our imaginations.

Rev. Matt Slater; Philippians 3:4b-14

Are there standards we have to live up to in following Jesus? Or is it all about something greater? Listen as we discover how faith is far more about what Jesus does for us rather than what we do for Him.

Rev. Matt Slater; Philippians 2:1-13

With so many different backgrounds and perspectives, how do different people become united in the church? The key is found in Christ, his life, death, and resurrection.

Rev. Matt Slater; Philippians 1:21-30

In the most difficult of times, how do we live our lives still filled with love? We begin a journey alongside Paul and the church at Philippi for inspiration and encouragement.

Rev. Matt Slater; Acts 2:42-47

Vision can be a dangerous thing, as it can consume people who have it to the point of leaving people behind. Does God has a specific vision for His church and does it fall into the pitfalls of other visions we see in the world?