Pea Ridge Audio Podcast

Surrendering our hearts to the Holy Spirit is the only way to truly know the direction that God has for us. Have you surrendered your heart? Follow along in this week’s sermon to listen to Pastor Dan talk about how to follow the path of surrender according to the Bible.

A year ago, we launched our church vision as a way to center ourselves on God’s plan for our church. This past Sunday we updated our congregation on the progress of that vision and how God has shifted and molded it in the past year, while tying those themes into Acts 20.

Has your pastor ever pulled out a bow in the middle of the sermon? Ours has! Check out this week’s sermon to hear Pastor Dan talk about finding God’s mark for our lives, aiming to meet that mark, and the grace and forgiveness provided by our Savior when we miss.

This Sunday, Pastor Dan explored how the Holy Spirit gave Paul the perseverance to speak to crowds and teach people about the works of Jesus and how we can emulate Paul’s example.

No matter who we are or what we’ve been through, our God wants nothing more than to walk alongside us and to guide us through this life. Follow along as Pastor Dan uses Acts 17 and Paul’s testimony to show us that God is always accessible when we need Him, and He is truly never far from us.

Every summer, students and adults from all around the state flock to Camp Cowen to experience the love of Christ in a moving and passionate way. This Sunday, we had campers, counselors, parents, and directors all share their stories and testimonies to the congregation about what Camp Cowen means to them.

In the early church, there were many misconceptions about the role of Old Testament law among religious officials. Follow along as Pastor Dan explains how the leaders in the early church shared the truth in love about how Jesus transformed the law and steered the church in the proper direction.

As Paul and Barnabas continued their missionary journey, they offered a living example of what it means to continue in the faith. When things seem to go well and even when they don’t, we can be encouraged by their commitment to keep moving forward as we follow Jesus.

Acts 13 marks the beginning of Paul’s first missionary journey and the start of the early Christian church sharing the Gospel with the Gentiles; on Sunday, Zach Stevens explored what this means for our church and how the Holy Spirit uses people to unify our mission.

We often don’t know why things unfold as they do; why someone experiences hard times and another person seems to have it made. But we do know that God is working through all things, and He is working all things together for good for those who love Him.