Pursuing The Path Podcast

Series: Invitations

Service: Sun PM

Type: Quick Word

Speaker: Terry Slack

Series: N/A

Service: Wed

Type: Bible Class

Speaker: Aaron Gann

Series: Invitations

Service: Wed

Type: Quick Word

Speaker: Josh Johnson

Series: N/A

Service: Sun AM

Type: Sermon

Speaker: Terry Slack

A paradox is a statement or situation that appears contradictory, yet both elements are not only valid, but reveals a deeper truth. Christianity is marked by several of them and in this passage Paul focuses on three. What Paul’s opponents pointed to as disqualifiers of his apostleship, he lists here as his credentials. These things were not only vital to Paul’s effectiveness in the 1st century, but they’re essential to ours in the 21st as well.

Series: The Final Hours

Service: Sun PM

Type: Bible Class

Speaker: Terry Slack

We conclude our look at John 14, which chronicles Jesus' efforts to calm the hearts of His men after disclosing His impending departure to them.

Series: LS Talks

Service: Sun AM

Type: Quick Word

Speaker: Brantley Gallman

In preparation for the Lord's Supper on the Lord's day, our congregation is led in a short lesson from scripture to help focus our minds on Him, His sacrifice, and our hearts in communion with Him.

Series: Invitations

Service: Sun PM

Type: Quick Word

Speaker: Terry Slack

Series: Invitations

Service: Wed

Type: Quick Word

Speaker: Thomas Gardner

Series: N/A

Service: Sun AM

Type: Sermon

Speaker: Terry Slack

If we’re going to serve God faithfully in this world it demands that, in a sense, we leave it. As long as the things of this world matter most to us, we remain earthly and secular. It’s only when we push our inner man away from this world, becoming bystanders in it as opposed to participants of it, that we become heavenly and spiritual. Paul’s message in these verses is simple and it helps equip us to live above while we’re still below.

Series: The Final Hours

Service: Sun PM

Type: Bible Class

Speaker: Terry Slack

Jesus' message about His imminent departure has left His men feeling apprehensive and insecure. Thus, in John 14 Jesus looks to calm their troubled hearts by pointing out the important advantages that they would experience as a result of His departure.