Shiloh Reformed Church of Faith's Podcast

Pastor Richard Myers - Sunday, December 04. 2022 (Second Sunday of Advent)
In order to respond to God in worship, He must first reveal to us who He is. God revealed Himself when he came to this earth in His Son, "Jesus", a name that means "the Lord saves". That raises the question: "Saved from what?" Join us as we explore the answer to this question and get a glimpse of just how awesome God is and how blessed we are through Jesus!

Pastor Richard Myers & Dawn Barbee - Director of Children & Youth Ministries
Listen in as the story is told through a child's eyes what it was like for Mary and Joseph around the time when baby Jesus was to be born.  This story was shared during our Hanging Of the Greens service for our children and adult kids at heart.

Pastor Richard Myers - Sunday, November 20, 2022
Most of us can relate to doing or giving something to someone that cost us dearly but our efforts and sacrifice not being appreciated. In today's Scripture we will discover how we often do the same thing to God. Join us as we examine the importance and impact of giving thanks to God! You'll be surprised what a difference it makes!

Pastor Richard Myers - Sunday, November 13, 2022
Conflict in relationships is normal and can be healthy, but if mismanaged, it can magnify our problems rather than minimize them. In today's Scriptures Jesus shows us the proper steps to take when issues arise in our relationships.

Pastor Richard Myers - Sunday, November 6, 2022
When we get frustrated or hurt by someone, we are often tempted to react without any thought on our part. Spending time with God in prayerful self-reflection before confronting others is an essential first step to addressing issues constructively. To fail to do so is to invite further frustration for us and the others involved. Join us as Jesus shows us how to take a look at the "plank" in our own eye before we attempt to remove the "speck" in another's eye.

Dawn Barbee: Director of Children & Youth Ministries - Sunday, October 30, 2022

Our message is by two of our youth Alex and Lindsay.

Pastor Richard Myers - Sunday, October 23, 2022
One of the toughest things about leading and being a part of any group, whether it be a family, a team, a workforce, a church or something else, is keeping everyone united around a common purpose and commitment to the group. In today's Scripture James explains that it takes a godly, heavenly wisdom that is lived out in practical ways to maintain such unity. Join us as we consider what wisdom is, what it looks like, and how it can positively impact not only our church relationships but also our group relationships as well!

Pastor Richard Myers - Sunday, October 16, 2022
We all deal with frustration and anger at times, but we must be careful not to let our anger get the best of us and our relationships! In today's Scripture Paul offers some powerful guidance on how to process our anger and address it in productive ways before it takes root in our hearts and consumes us.  With the help of the Holy Spirit we can choose to become better not bitter!

Pastor Richard Myers - Sunday, October 9, 2022
Words are powerful! For better or worse our words can have a positive or negative impact on our own hearts and the hearts of those around us.  Join us as we reflect on James' thoughts concerning the power of the tongue and the damage it can cause, even when we unaware of it.  In doing so, we will consider how a more heavenly perspective can help us transform the way we speak with the help of the Holy Spirit!

Pastor Richard Myers - Sunday, October 2, 2022    "World Communion Sunday"
Any relationship of significance requires ongoing relational repair, some more often than others.  Sooner or later we hurt one another, offend one another or, at the very least, rub one another the wrong way. Healthy teams and relationships are maintained when we not only consider our own interests but also the interests of others as we make decisions and choose our words in our daily interactions. Jesus acted in our eternal best interests even at great expense to Himself! Join us as we consider how we can transform our relationships by adopting His sacrificial attitude!