POSC Podcast

In this powerful and encouraging message, “God Is Still Good,” Pastor Putnam reminds us that God's goodness is not determined by our circumstances. Whether we are experiencing blessings or walking through seasons of uncertainty, disappointment, loss, or unanswered prayers, God remains faithful, merciful, and worthy of our praise.

Drawing from Psalm 34:1–8, Psalm 23, Psalm 103, and other passages of Scripture, Pastor Putnam encourages us to praise God in every season, remember His past faithfulness, and trust Him even when we cannot see what lies ahead. Our struggles do not mean God has abandoned us, and our present circumstances cannot erase the testimony of His goodness throughout our lives.

This message challenges us to look beyond our material blessings and give thanks for God's mercy, grace, forgiveness, protection, and salvation through Jesus Christ. As we remember what He has already done, we can find the faith to trust Him for what is still to come.

When life is good, God is good. When life is hard, God is still good! Be encouraged to strengthen your faith, renew your gratitude, and continue praising the Lord in every season, knowing that His mercy endures forever.

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Join Sis. Cheryl Budworth for Lesson 9 of The Fruit of the Spirit series, focusing on the topic of Temperance. Through the Word of God, this lesson explores the importance of self-control, discipline, and allowing the Holy Spirit to guide our thoughts, actions, and decisions.

Discover how temperance helps us overcome temptation, exercise restraint, and live a life that honors God. Just as an athlete trains with purpose and discipline to receive a prize, Christians are called to practice self-control and remain focused on their spiritual walk. Learn how surrendering our desires to God and setting our minds on the things of the Spirit can help us grow in spiritual maturity and reflect the character of Christ.

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How far is east from west? In this powerful message, Pastor Putnam explores the immeasurable mercy of God and His willingness to forgive those who genuinely repent and turn to Him. Drawing from Psalm 103:8–12, this sermon reminds us that God's mercy reaches farther than our greatest failures, and His forgiveness can free us from the guilt, shame, and condemnation of our past.

Through the stories of Adam and Eve, David, the prodigal son, and Saul of Tarsus, we are reminded that God continues to call us out of hiding and invites us into restoration, transformation, and new life through Jesus Christ.

This message challenges us to stop running from God, surrender our lives completely to Him, and trust in the peace that only His presence can provide. No matter how far we have wandered, God's mercy is available when we turn back to Him.

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Join Pastor Putnam for another lesson in The Fruit of the Spirit series as he explores the topic of Meekness. This message teaches us that meekness is not weakness, but rather strength under control and a willingness to surrender our lives to the authority of Jesus Christ.

Through the example of Jesus Christ and the humility of Moses, we learn the importance of walking in humility, responding to criticism with grace, serving others without seeking recognition, and trusting God to fulfill His purpose in our lives. Meekness challenges us to surrender our pride, ambitions, personal desires, and need for recognition so that our actions and attitudes reflect the character of Christ.

As we grow spiritually, the goal is not to become more impressed with ourselves, but to allow others to see more of Jesus in us. This lesson encourages us to examine our hearts, practice humility in our relationships, and serve faithfully even when no one is watching.

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In this powerful message, Finish the Race, Pastor Putnam encourages believers to remain faithful to Jesus Christ through every season of life. Drawing from Hebrews 12:1–2 and the illustration of runners crossing the finish line of a marathon, he reminds us that the Christian journey is not about how quickly we run, but about enduring faithfully until the end.

Through biblical examples such as Elijah and Peter, we are reminded that weariness is not defeat, failure does not have to be final, and God's grace gives us the strength to rise again. Pastor Putnam challenges us to lay aside every weight and sin that hinders our spiritual growth, remain disciplined in prayer and God's Word, and keep our eyes fixed on Jesus when the road becomes difficult.

No matter what challenges, disappointments, or battles we face, we must refuse to give up. Our ultimate victory is not found in worldly recognition or earthly accomplishments, but in fulfilling God's purpose for our lives and keeping the faith until the end.

The challenge is simple: Don't quit before the finish line! Keep moving toward Jesus, finish the course God has set before you, and live for the day when you hear Him say, “Well done, thou good and faithful servant.”

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In Lesson 7 of The Fruit of the Spirit series, Bro. Sam Weber explores the importance of faithfulness in the life of a believer. Through Scripture, we are reminded that faithfulness is more than simply believing in God—it is demonstrated through our daily choices, our commitment to His Word, and our willingness to remain steadfast in every season of life.

This message highlights the importance of being faithful in the little things, serving God with integrity, and persevering even when the journey becomes difficult. As followers of Christ, we are called to be dependable stewards of what God has entrusted to us, never growing weary in doing good, and remaining faithful even in the face of trials.

Join us as we discover how the fruit of faithfulness can grow in our lives and reflect the character of Christ to those around us. May this message encourage you to remain steadfast, trust God through every circumstance, and faithfully serve Him until the end.

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In this message, Prepare the Way, Bro. Sam Weber challenges us to prepare our hearts and lives for the work of the Lord. Through the examples of John the Baptist, the promises of Scripture, and the call to be witnesses for Christ, we are reminded that God has a purpose for each of us and desires to use us to reach others with His truth.

This message encourages us to examine our hearts, walk in the good works God has prepared for us, and boldly share the hope of Jesus Christ. Even in seasons of uncertainty or difficulty, we can remain faithful, trusting in God's promises and rejoicing in His strength.

Are we preparing the way for the Lord to work in and through us? Listen and be encouraged to live with purpose, stand firm in faith, and make room for God's plan in your life.

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Join Pastor Putnam for Lesson 6 of the The Fruit of the Spirit series, focusing on the powerful topic of Goodness.

In this lesson, we learn that biblical goodness is more than simply being a “good person” or avoiding doing wrong. Goodness is righteousness put into action—a visible expression of a life transformed by the Holy Spirit. Pastor Putnam challenges us to move beyond simply avoiding evil and instead actively overcome evil with good.

Through the example of Jesus, the Good Samaritan, and Scripture, we are encouraged to live lives marked by integrity, compassion, generosity, service, and practical acts of kindness. True goodness asks, “How can I make someone’s life better?” rather than, “What can someone do for me?”

As believers, we are called to be the light of the world—not merely talking about the darkness around us, but allowing the Spirit of God to produce goodness through our lives. Our actions should point people toward Jesus and demonstrate what His love looks like.

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In Lesson 5 of The Fruit of the Spirit series, Pastor Putnam teaches on the importance of kindness and gentleness as evidence of a life being transformed by the Holy Spirit.

This message reminds us that being filled with the Holy Ghost is more than an experience—it should be reflected in the way we live, speak, respond, and treat others. Through the example of Jesus, we are challenged to be people who are approachable, compassionate, forgiving, and willing to show kindness even when others give us reasons not to.

Pastor Putnam encourages us to understand that gentleness is not weakness, but strength under control. Kindness can open doors that arguments never will, build trust, soften hearts, and demonstrate the Gospel through our everyday actions.

As we walk with Christ, the goal is for His character to become increasingly visible in us. We are challenged to leave people better than we found them and to intentionally demonstrate the kindness of God wherever we go.

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In this powerful message, “The Door Is Still Open,” Bro. Joseph Putnam reminds us of God’s mercy, patience, and the opportunity we still have to respond to Him. Through the story of Noah and the warning of coming judgment, we are challenged to recognize that God provides a way of salvation and calls us to walk in faith and obedience.

From creation and humanity’s choices to the days of Noah and Jesus’ teaching about the end times, Scripture reminds us that God is patient and desires that people turn toward Him. The door of opportunity remains open, but we are called to respond while we have the opportunity.

This message encourages us to have faith, remain watchful, share the Gospel, and faithfully fulfill the Great Commission. The door is still open—will we walk through it?

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