Southridge Church Podcast (Audio)

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Audio podcasts of Sunday services (and other events) from Southridge Church, located in South Charleston, WV. Experience impactful teaching and incredible music on Sunday mornings at 9:00 and 11:00am.... more

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September 24, 2014 Wednesday Series: Bible 101 / Week 5
Wednesday Series: Bible 101 / Week 5
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42min
September 24, 2014Losing My Religion, Week 1
Sermon Series: Losing My Religion, #1 – September 21 – Marc Sundstrom
Sermon Title: Grace & The Gospel
Key Scriptures: Galatians 1:3-7a
Bottom Line: There is no Gospel without Grace!

Discussion Questions:
Take a few moments to share your initial thoughts and reactions to this weekend’s service and what you are looking forward to about this new series.
What one thing stood out to you or interested you the most?

Read Galatians 1:1-7 out loud. Focusing on vv3-5, Paul tells us an enormous amount about the gospel in these three verses. What do we learn?
What was new or fresh to you from this passage?

In vv6-7, Paul summarizes the problem that caused him to write this letter. What are some ways that we can “turn to a different Gospel, which is really no Gospel at all”?
What are some of the results of turning from the Gospel?

Verse six implies that if we abandon or neglect the Gospel, we also abandon or neglect God. Why would this be true?
What can you do to increase your understanding of and commitment to the Gospel?

Paul mentions those who are throwing the Galatians into confusion by perverting the Gospel of Grace that Paul had preached to them at first. Are there people—even Christians—in your life that you think might be throwing you into confusion or perverting the Gospel of Grace?

How do you determine who and what influences you? Where is the balance between trusting everyone or everything and being skeptical of everyone or everything? How do you navigate this tension in your own life?

How can you be a positive influence in another’s life this week? How can you point them to the truth of the Gospel?
In your closing prayer, ask each person to voice the name of at least one person they know who needs to experience the transformative power of the Gospel.
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33min
September 15, 2014 Wednesday Series: Bible 101 / Week 4
Wednesday Series: Bible 101 / Week 4
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50min
September 07, 2014The Core, Week 5: Reckless Hospitality
Sermon Series: The Core, #5 - Scott Beha
Sermon Title: Reckless Hospitality
Key Scriptures: Luke 7:36-50
Bottom Line: When you experience the reckless hospitality of Christ, you can’t help but share it with others.

Discussion Questions:
Take a few moments to share your thoughts and reactions to this weekend’s sermon on reckless hospitality.
What stood out to you the most and what challenged you the most? Was there anything that was totally new to you?

What was your first experience at Southridge Church like?

What do you see your role as when it comes to reckless hospitality at Southridge Church?

Have you ever thought about your role at Southridge Church having eternal impact on the lives of others? If not, what steps can you take to reverse that?

Read Luke 36:50. Which person in the story do you relate the most with? Do you see parts of each person that you can identify with? What do you think is the reason why we might find ourselves with characteristics from each person?

Last weeks bottom line: You are only as close to Christ as you intend to be. What does your answer from question 5 tell you about how intentional you are about being close to Christ?
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29min
September 03, 2014 Wednesday Series: Bible 101 / Week 3
Bible 101 / Week 3
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49min
August 31, 2014The Core, Week 4: Fierce Intentionality
Sermon Series: The Core, #4 - Marc Sundstrom
Sermon Title: Fierce Intentionality
Key Scriptures: Luke 9:51; Also: Phil. 3:12-14, Hebrews 12:1-3 & Ephesians 3:16-21
Bottom Line: You are as close to Jesus as you intend to be.

Discussion Questions:
Take a few moments to share your thoughts and reactions to this weekend’s sermon on Fierce Intentionality.
What stood out to you the most and what challenged you the most? Was there anything that was totally new to you?

Read Luke 9:51-62 out loud. How many people in your group participated in the “Not A Fan” or were part of the church during that Sermon Series?
What are your memories or impressions from that series?

In your own words, describe the difference between following Christ with Fierce Intentionality and just being a fan of Christ, cheering Him on from the sidelines.

God describes David as “a man after My heart” (1 Sam 13:14 & Acts 13:22). What do you think it means to be a man/woman after God’s heart?
What might need to change in your life for this to be said of you?

Read Phil. 3:3-14 out loud and compare the old Paul and his resume (vv3-6) to the new Paul and his relationship to Christ. What has changed? Where is his identity now?
Are there areas where you are particularly susceptible to slipping into a resume relationship with Go?

Read Heb. 12:1-3 out loud, what are we supposed to throw off and where are we supposed to look as we run the race set before us with perseverance?

Read Eph. 3:16-21 out loud. What are your responses to Paul’s prayer for our church?
Do you feel like you are living with the divine power that Paul refers to in vv16, 18 & 20?

How could we experience more of this power in our lives?
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38min
August 27, 2014 Wednesday Series: Bible 101/ Week 2
Bible 101/wk 2
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28min
August 25, 2014The Core, Week 3: Radical Generosity
Sermon Series: The Core, #3 - Marc Sundstrom
Sermon Title: Radical Generosity
Key Scriptures: Phil. 2:3-11, Titus 3:4-7
Bottom Line: There is nothing more radically generous than the Gospel of Jesus Christ

Discussion Questions:
Think of and share a time when somebody was radically generous toward you; what impact did that have on you and how did it affect your relationship with that person?

Read Philippians 2:1-11 out loud. What is your initial response to this passage?
What challenged you most and/or was there anything unfamiliar to you about this passage of scripture?

Considering Phil. 2:3-4, what do you think separates the humility and sacrificial service described in these verses from the experience of being a “doormat” or letting people take advantage of you?
Christ was never a “doormat,” but modeled humility and sacrificial service perfectly. Are there any scriptures or stories that come to your mind which would be helpful in understanding this idea?

Considering Phil. 2:8-11, how do you think Jesus can receive so much glory and remain an example of humility?
On the basis of Christ’s example, define humility in your own words.

If you were constantly and wholeheartedly seeking to have the same mind/attitude as Christ, how do you think your life would be different?

Read Titus 3:3-7 out loud. Invite people to reflect upon their lives and behavior prior to salvation and the mercy of God in saving them through Jesus Christ.
Encourage those who are willing to share a “2-minute Testimony” with the group to the glory of God.

What is one radically generous thing you believe God is calling you to do this week in response to this sermon/study?
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56min
August 21, 2014 Wednesday Series: Bible 101/ Week 1
Bible 101/ Week 1
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55min
August 20, 2014The Core, Week 1: Compassionate Service
Sermon Series: The Core, #1 - Marc Sundstrom
Sermon Title: Compassionate Service
Key Scriptures: 2 Samuel 9:1-13; Also: Romans 8:15
Bottom Line: The Love That Sent Christ to the Cross, Sends Us to the Lost

Discussion Questions:
Share the different experiences you have had at Southridge in living out our Core Value of Compassionate Service: Reaching out and serving those who could never pay us back.
What impact have these experiences had on you and your spiritual growth?

This week’s Bottom Line was: The Love That Sent Christ to the Cross, Sends Us to the Lost. Describe how you see Compassionate Service as an appropriate response to Christ’s great sacrifice for us?

Read James 2:14-16 and 1 John 3:17-18; what do these verses say about the necessity of serving those in need as our response to Christ’s sacrifice for us?

Read 2 Samuel 9:1-13 out loud. What stood out to you or impacted you most from this story?
Have you ever thought of the Gospel in this way?

What had Mephobosheth done to earn or merit King David’s kindness, love and acceptance of him?
What have you done to earn or merit God’s kindness, love and acceptance?

Have you ever slipped into a Resume Relationship with God? How can you develop more of a Redeemed Relationship with God instead?

Has anyone in the group ever been on the receiving end of an anonymous blessing from someone else?
Briefly describe the situation, the emotions you felt and the impact it had on you spiritually.
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1h 5min

FAQs about Southridge Church Podcast (Audio):

How many episodes does Southridge Church Podcast (Audio) have?

The podcast currently has 513 episodes available.