Element3 Church Podcast

Pastor Scott Martin continues our Good King/Bad King by teaching about a good king, Josiah, who brought about positive corporate reform. He reminds us that doing the work of individual and corporate reform can be a timely and difficult process due to layers of generational decisions and pain, and shares how we can be a corporate reformer in our various contexts and spaces.

Pastor Scott Martin continues the Good King/Bad King series by teaching about the avaricious life lived by King Ahab, and how through self-reflection we can learn from his failures and surrender the areas of our flesh/ego that tempt us to desire things apart from God.

In this episode, Pastor Mike Overstreet shares background on the reign of King Asa in the bible, a "good" king, and gives wisdom on how wielding the influence we have in our circles and world can be done in a way that honors God.

Pastor Scott Martin continues Week 2 of the sermon series "Good King/Bad King" by sharing background on two rival "bad kings" named Jeroboam and Rehoboam. He shares how much like these two kings, we can make decisions that can cause negative impacts for generations. However, we can learn from what has impacted us, and how we can bring about positive changes by way of the Spirit that bring about healing and align with God's will.

This episode kicks off the new sermon series "Good King/Bad King" which explores the books of 1st & 2nd Kings and how the ancient kings described reigned. Pastor Mike Overstreet discusses the historical background of Israel and how kingdoms functioned at the time, God's expectations for biblical kings, and how we can learn from their shortcomings and "rule" in a way that honors and images God in our day to day.

Pastor Scott Martin brings our WHY? sermon series to an end by addressing the question: How Do I Know I'm Saved?

In this episode, Pastor Mike Overstreet continues the series "WHY" by answering: Why Doesn't God Answer My Prayers? He shares biblical perspective about God's kingdom, heaven and earth, and how prayer is about letting God change us by studying the Lord's Prayer.

In this episode Pastor Scott Martin shares a detailed message, involving background on how the bible became a canon, to answer the question: Why is the Bible Silent After Revelation?

This episode continues the sermon series entitled "WHY" that addresses specific questions submitted by various church attendees. This week, Pastor Scott Martin addresses the topic of dualism and the confusion it creates when Christians try to engage with divisive topics.

This episode continues the sermon series "WHY?" with a panel! Pastor Mike Overstreet, Lori Green, and Jadah Hanna come together to converse and address the question: Why do we have female pastors?