God's House Christian Church Podcast

In this Mother's Day message, Pastor Timothy Pender discusses that mothers are called by God to teach and model the gospel to their children and guide them in the ways of the Lord. This means that mothers who are present and don’t only talk about the gospel but model it for the children.

This series is grounded in Psalm 23 one of the most read chapters in the Bible. Each episode will focus on different aspects of God as the shepherd of our lives and on our calling to give ourselves over into his complete care. In this episode, The way of care, David celebrates God’s concern for his sheep and paints a picture of how God cares for every need. This is a great reminder to us that God is always faithful, present, and interested in the well-being of his sheep. As a result, we can use this psalm as a reminder that God is really with us in all aspects of life.

This series is grounded in Psalm 23 one of the most read chapters in the Bible. Each episode will focus on different aspects of God as the shepherd of our lives and on our calling to give ourselves over into his complete care. In this episode, The way of constantcy, David speaks of God’s provision in the trying times and in the presence of those who oppose him as marks of God’s goodness as shepherd. God’s presence with us during the difficult and trying times is meant to create in us a great confidence in his faithfulness

This series is grounded in Psalm 23 one of the most read chapters in the Bible. Each episode will focus on different aspects of God as the shepherd of our lives and on our calling to give ourselves over into his complete care. In this episode, The way of comfort, we know that God sees our needs and provides for them at just the right time with just the right purpose. God’s intentions for us are good. He is always watching out for us and working for us to provide what we need. We must be attentive to what he is doing in our lives. Whether we realize it or not, God is making sure that we rest when we need it, eat when we’re hungry, and make the most of the life he has given us.

This series is grounded in Psalm 23 one of the most read chapters in the Bible. Each episode will focus on different aspects of God as the shepherd of our lives and on our calling to give ourselves over into his complete care. In this episode, The Way of Contentment, the focus is on the first verse of the Psalm and looks at David's understanding of a shepherd and that God is worthy to be trusted and that God alone stood at provider.

This Resurrection Sunday Pastor Timothy Pender reviews Jesus’s resurrection is the basis of our belief that death does not have the final say. Although death has a part, because Jesus is raised to life, we who are in Jesus will also be raised to life.

This series explores the historic Christian season of Lent—from Ash Wednesday through Palm Sunday. This rich Christian tradition points us back to the reality of our sin and our desperate need for a Savior. During this season, we focus on the multifaceted aspects of repentance: recognition of our sin, hope in a Savior, and obedience as a response to his grace. Rather than engage in empty ceremony or purely internal spiritual growth, we learn that observance of this season produces in us a richer faith for the sake of the world. In this episode, "The Real Reward", when we empty ourselves in order to be prepared for the entrance of Christ into our lives and the entrance of the mission he comes to accomplish. We may not know what God intends to do in our lives, but we can trust that he is working to fulfill his promises.

This series explores the historic Christian season of Lent—from Ash Wednesday through Palm Sunday. This rich Christian tradition points us back to the reality of our sin and our desperate need for a Savior. During this season, we focus on the multifaceted aspects of repentance: recognition of our sin, hope in a Savior, and obedience as a response to his grace. Rather than engage in empty ceremony or purely internal spiritual growth, we learn that observance of this season produces in us a richer faith for the sake of the world. In this episode, "The Real Recognition", In our emptying during the season of Lent all points toward our need for Christ’s sacrifice. Our recognition of our own sin should lead us to worship God for his grace.

This series explores the historic Christian season of Lent—from Ash Wednesday through Palm Sunday. This rich Christian tradition points us back to the reality of our sin and our desperate need for a Savior. During this season, we focus on the multifaceted aspects of repentance: recognition of our sin, hope in a Savior, and obedience as a response to his grace. Rather than engage in empty ceremony or purely internal spiritual growth, we learn that observance of this season produces in us a richer faith for the sake of the world. In this episode, "The Real Mission", Fasting and practicing spiritual disciplines are not merely for personal spiritual health but for the sake of the whole world. Our spiritual habits and disciplines should motivate our involvement in and love for the world.

This series explores the historic Christian season of Lent—from Ash Wednesday through Palm Sunday. This rich Christian tradition points us back to the reality of our sin and our desperate need for a Savior. During this season, we focus on the multifaceted aspects of repentance: recognition of our sin, hope in a Savior, and obedience as a response to his grace. Rather than engage in empty ceremony or purely internal spiritual growth, we learn that observance of this season produces in us a richer faith for the sake of the world. In this episode, "The Real Reference", God wants us to discipline and direct our desires, not display self-righteousness. Our repentance and acknowledgement of sin during Lent should not be merely external, but rooted in internal commitment to turning back to God.