Pulpit Power Podcast

Do you have a misplaced faith? Like, faith in man or even in yourself. This is not where your faith ought to be. Now doubt can lead toward unbelief and this in turn, can lead to faith. We need faith. Faith in an Everlasting God and a Heavenly Father. The Bible says that we cannot please God without faith. Join Pastor Tony Scheving and his sermon on something that can help all of us by asking, Lord, Help My unbelief.

God is reasonable, He’s a rewarder, He’s reliant, and He cannot lie. He also is a wonderful Father to those who are His children. Isn’t that everyone on earth, you say? I’m afraid it isn’t but it can be. Listen in on Pastor Tony Scheving’s message and find out what it takes to become one of the family. God’s family.

Sometimes when we come to church, we don’t want to go back outside; into the world. But that Bible says we are to be in the world, but not of the world. When are we to get close and when should we separate? Those are good questions. For some answers to this and more, tune in to Pastor Tony Scheving and to do that, we must Come Down From the Mountain.

Salvation is free and is a gift of God. It can only be purchased by ne person and that my friend, is Jesus Christ at the cross. With all of our sins, our faults, and defects; why would God pour out so much of His grace upon our brow? Let’s find out today as we take a look at The Glory of Jesus.

Do you ever find yourself following a Christian trend in books, movies or music, only to feel as if something is just not right? According to the Scriptures, True Christianity was never popular. If you are living a Godly life, you will suffer. Just exactly what price do we have to pay as Christians? Tune in to Pastor Tony Scheving today and find out The Real Cost of Following Christ.

Have you ever doubted your salvation? Did you make a profession of faith at one time during your life and are just not quite sure if you’re in ‘all the way?’ There’s no better time than right now for a self-examination. Sometimes we go in one direction because it ‘feels right’ or ‘everyone else is doing it.’ It is not God’s plan to follow the masses, but to follow Him. Join us as we head back into the Book of Mark to check the surety of our salvation.

With God, you don’t have to wonder if you’re loved. He is so justified in His faithfulness to us. He is merciful beyond measure. How do we compare when administering these same attributes to our family, friends, or brethren. He instructs us through His revealing in His everlasting Word. We should be eternally grateful for that gesture. That shows how kind our loving God is to us. With a countless array of wonderful rewards bestowed unto us, let’s take God’s Word and turn to the Book of Zephaniah to further see, What a Heavenly Father We Have!

Many have been touched by Jesus Christ, physically or spiritually, for over 2,000 years. He was known to some and was a mystery to others. Was there a time in your life when you didn’t know God? He has been known as Creator, Lord, and the Messiah. He has been a friend, a comforter and an understander. If you are not completely sure of all God is, then open up your Bible to the book of Mark and listen to Pastor Scheving as we get the answers to the burning question, Who is He?

Some fathers unconditionally are able to love unworthy children. This is a character trait of our heavenly father. How much does He put up with us? So much that he would have spared the 4 cities if Abraham could find 10 worthy of saving. But there wasn’t and He didn’t. Does that show that He doesn’t love us? It doesn’t and in fact, just the opposite. Let’s see what a heavenly father we have as we start today’s lesson in the book of Jeremiah today.

Do you know someone looking for proof or signs that God is at work or maybe then He doesn’t exist? Are you waiting for signs and wonders? Well, today’s lesson from the Bible shows us that you will be waiting a long time because God is in the faith and promises business. We’ve seen in God’s Word where Jesus teaches His disciples, sometimes the same thing, over and over again and they seem like they just don’t get it. Join us as we head back to the Book of Mark to see if we get it!