First Christian Church of Louisville Podcast

There were two processions into Jerusalem on that first Palm Sunday. Each one with a very different message and purpose. While it may be almost two thousand years since they took place, an important question remains - which procession will you join?

As part of his sermon, Brian mentioned four of the books he will be using throughout this series. You can find information about those books, including descriptions, Brian's reviews of them, and how to find them by using the link provided.

Scriptures used in this series include:

Luke 9:51

Luke 13:10-17

Luke 13:22-28

Luke 14:25-34

The encounter between Jesus and Zacchaeus is more than just a nice tale about a wee little man climbing a tree to see Jesus. It is about a radical grace that meets a need we all have - if only we are willing to accept it.

The encounter between Jesus and Zacchaeus is more than just a nice tale about a wee little man climbing a tree to see Jesus. It is about a radical grace that meets a need we all have - if only we are willing to accept it.

In the final message in our series exploring how we can cross the theological, ideological, and political divides that we face, we are reminded of something very important - hope matters.

During his message, Brian mentioned a radio segment about people from a conservative eastern Kentucky town forming a relationship with people from a progressive town in Massachusetts. That segment can be found using the link provided.

The original version of today's musical special, "See the Love" performed by The Brilliance is also available via link.

In the final message in our series exploring how we can cross the theological, ideological, and political divides that we face, we are reminded of something very important - hope matters.

During his message, Brian mentioned a radio segment about people from a conservative eastern Kentucky town forming a relationship with people from a progressive town in Massachusetts. That segment can be found using the link provided.

The original version of today's musical special, "See the Love" performed by The Brilliance is also available via link.

As we seek to cross the divides we face, it is essential that we practice grace toward others - even if that grace has to be gritty.

As part of his message, Brian recommended the Bible App, YouVersion. You can find more information about it at the link provided.

He also encouraged the viewing of the National Prayer Breakfast speech by Arthur Brooks. That link is also provided.

Scriptures used in today's message include John 13 and 1 Peter 3:9.

As we seek to cross the divides we face, it is essential that we practice grace toward others - even if that grace has to be gritty.

As part of his message, Brian recommended the Bible App, YouVersion. You can find more information about it at the link provided.

He also encouraged the viewing of the National Prayer Breakfast speech by Arthur Brooks. That link is also provided.

Scriptures used in today's message include John 13 and 1 Peter 3:9.

Words matter. They can build-up or they can break down. When it comes to the divides we are facing today, choosing our words carefully is one of the most important things we can do.

As part of his message, Brian recommended Justin Lee's book, "Talking Across the Divide: How to Communicate with People You Disagree with and Maybe Even Change the World." You can find more information at the link provided.

Words matter. They can build-up or they can break down. When it comes to the divides we are facing today, choosing our words carefully is one of the most important things we can do.

As part of his message, Brian recommended Justin Lee's book, "Talking Across the Divide: How to Communicate with People You Disagree with and Maybe Even Change the World." You can find more information at the link provided.