Ready To Preach

Welcome back family. We understand it’s been quite some time since you’ve heard from us. Rest assured our absence does not mean we are gone. There are many things that are moving around currently. Including relocating and setting up a new studio. For this first episode back, we are uploading our most recent Popcorn Preaching service. It is a service where every fifth Sunday, all of the associate pastors, even the senior pastors and visiting pastors on occasion, get together a preach for roughly 7 minutes each. It’s always amazing to see what God can do with a group of preachers that do not collaborate their sermons. There always ends up being something important that God has for us from everyone involved. We will also be featuring sermons from both Eau Claire and Bangor campuses. We hope you are blessed by the messages. Feel free to reach out if any of these touch your life in anyway. Thank you.

-Ready To Preach

Tonight's episode touches on our Christian walk. How life and society and everything that we experience can sometimes seem overwhemling. We discuss some of the things that we go through as well as some tips for how we can be encouraged and how to continue to grow along our walk with Christ.

Tonight's topic addresses the need for a personal relationship with Jesus, a community or church relationship with Jesus as well as the importance of reading your Bible to know if what you hear from someone or somewhere else lines up with the Word of God. We read Philippians 2:12-13, 1 Corinthians 2:9-10 and talked about community with Romans 12 as a reference. The article was by Chad Bird on the website 1517.org.

Welcome back to our podcast. Tonigt after taking a brief break we are discussing right and wrong and the foundation that we need in order to be able to know and act on the difference.

Welcome back to our show after our break from recording. Tonight we dig into the most important topic that we can cover. Salvation. What is it? How do we get it? What do we do with it? How do we share it? Feel free to read these verses that are commonly referred to as the Romans Road. The typical verses are: Romans 3:10, Romans 3:23, Romans 5:8, Romans 5:12, Romans 6:23, Romans 10:9-11 and Romans 10:13.

Tonight we try and pick up where we left off as we were discussing our leadership conference called The Huddle. Last week we covered church commitment. This week we go over church discipline and forgiveness.

Tonight's episode starts with us getting all caught up after our brief break from the studio while also starting to get into the Men's Conference from a few weeks ago as well as the inaugural The Huddle Leadership Conference that we hosted this past Saturday at our Bangor campus. There will be more about this as we were only just starting to touch on the segment about the importance of church commitment presented by Pastor John.

Thank you for joining us tonight. Tonight's topic centers around imitation, distraction and discernment. We discuss the differences between these and try to provide some good steps to help ensure that we stick along the correct path. The path that leads us closer to God.

Tonight we finish the first chapter of Paul's first letter to the Corinthians. Read along with us as we look into the division that was starting to come to the surface in the Corinthian church. And read along as we go over the things that Paul felt were important steps for the church to stay united and to stay beneficial for everyone that came through its doors. Read and listen to what Paul knew would help them but will also help us.

Tonight we ask that you follow along with us on our journey through Paul's first letter to the Corinthians. Read along with us and see what sticks out to you as well. Is there something that maybe you've read over before but feel like maybe you skipped past? One thing to keep in mind is that you can never read the same Bible verse twice. Each time you read it, you'll find yourself asking different questions or maybe even just noticing different things.