Pulpit Power Podcast

Many are wishing and hoping and searching for peace right here on earth. Throughout all ages, men have waged war, and continue to do so, in the name of global peace. Can there ever be a time when we as a race can be at total and blissful peace? I may challenge you to believe that it may only be for a season because we are to look to Jesus for everlasting peace. Turn in your Bible, if you would, to the Book of Luke and tune in to Pastor Tony Scheving as he brings us what God has laid on his heart about “Peace on Earth…From the Prince of Peace.”

With ungratefulness on the rise during these prophesied end times, it is getting harder and harder to proclaim the gospel to a thankless generation that is in most highly populated cities today. Though, we must continue on and always be thankful to a God who has given to us such a mission field. There are smaller countries and cities around the world that are more receptive to hearing the gospel and even sometimes beg to be taught or given literature. No matter her or there, large or small, we are commanded to preach the gospel to every creature from near to where you reside to the uttermost parts of the earth. Please turn in your Bible to the Book of Luke, chapter 17, as we listen to Pastor Scheving talk about going out of your way to be grateful to someone and “Don’t Forget to Thank God.”

There is an important issue that needs to be known and etched in the heart of all believers. There is salvation in the shed blood of Jesus Christ. Without the shed blood, there is no reason for our heavenly Father sending down His only begotten Son to take on the sins of the world. If you are not familiar with this doctrine, please listen closely to Pastor Tony Scheving as he shares with us “The Precious Blood.”

Have you had a salvation experience and know for sure that your path leads to eternal life with God in heaven? Some who have thought they had this experience in the past are not sure today. If you are truly saved, you would know so listen closely and let Pastor Scheving’s message serve as a starting point for a self-evaluation. Turn in your Bible to the Gospel of Matthew and follow what Christ is saying is “The Final Harvest.”

Are we to bow down to political correctness when it pertains to the sanctity of life? In modern day society, many people do. As long as they can save money on their taxes, get more funding to their children’s schools, or achieve special zoning for a building project, the things of God may easily be shuffled aside or put on the back burner, or just plain neglected. Today’s topic is a sensitive one but one that must be addressed. God wrote in His Holy Word what He determined to be valuable so listen closely to Pastor Tony Scheving and tell your friends to join you as we look at “The Bible and the Right to Life.”

Sometimes we feel like we’ve exhausted all of our energy to accomplish something. Other times we’ve used all of our strength and stamina and don’t feel like we’ve gotten the job done. It takes perseverance and some backbone to go the distance in some of the efforts in our life. We shouldn’t go it alone. We have a Savior. A risen Christ who we can go to help us finish our tasks. We can never reach any earthly pinnacle because nothing is fully attainable. We lose it all when we die. Let’s make sure that the one thing we don’t leave behind is our soul. Friend, you can know for sure that you can go to heaven when you die and that is the only place where you can truly say, “Mission Accomplished!”