Practical Christianity Podcast

As we move toward Pentecost we’re going to begin thinking about the Holy Spirit and what it means to listen for the leading of the Holy Spirit in your life and what it means to obey.

In my Bible study we took a look at Philippians 1:12-18 and learned how the apostle Paul rejoiced that the gospel was being advanced, even while he was in prison. So a couple of the questions we looked at are, what is the gospel and what does it mean to advance it.

This podcast is a Bible study on John 21, about Jesus reinstating Peter and our need to be encouraged. Trying something new with this podcast.

What does it mean to say God loves us? What does it mean to say God is a God of love? Does it make any difference in your life to know God loves you? Should it? These are some of the questions I’ll be discussing in today’s podcast. Welcome along.

Before we can get to a crown we have to go through a cross. Jesus is our king but on his way to his enthronement he was first a suffering servant. Before there’s Easter Sunday, we go through betrayal, sacrificial loving service, and a cross. Let’s not rush to Easter just yet.

Today is Holy Wednesday and I’m going to share a brief devotion on the glorious harmony of scripture that we find running throughout the Bible. Some refer to it as a scarlet thread of redemption that runs from Genesis to Revelation. So join me on the podcast today as we prepare for Good Friday and Easter Sunday.

Today on this Holy Tuesday we are reflecting on what it means to finish well. As we walk with Jesus toward the cross we reflect on the goodness of God and his faithfulness to us and his amazing grace that sustains and empowers us to finish a life of faith well.

Based on the devotional service that we have at our church during holy week, this podcast shares some scripture, affirmations of faith, prayer, and a few extra tidbits to help you reflect during this holy week as we look toward the death and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Nobody wakes up in the morning planning to fail or sin in some spectacular fashion. Instead, it usually happens through those seemingly small daily surrenders that we’re barely paying attention to. And so on today’s podcast we’re going to look at those temptations that sneak up on us and think about how we can fight them with the power God gives us.

Today’s podcast has scripture, prayer, and some other things to help us prepare for the Lenten season as we begin on this Ash Wednesday.