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THE UNCHAINED GOSPEL Podcast: Evangelical | Christianity | Devotional | Church | Bible
THE UNCHAINED GOSPEL Podcast: Evangelical | Christianity | Devotional | Church | Bible episodes
- “Happy are the Broken-hearted” (Matthew 5:4) | The AltarLife PodcastIntroducing a special podcast from our friends over at The AltarLife Podcast w/ Brent + Geoff. Visit www.thealtarlife.com to subscribe or search “AltarLife” on any podcast app. In the 2nd episode of their Beatitudes series, Brent + Geoff discuss the blessing of God’s promised comfort to all who mourn and how Jesus bore our sorrows […]0 min
- “Happy are the Spiritually Bankrupt” (Matthew 5:1-3) | The AltarLife PodcastIn this special guest episode, our friends from The AltarLife podcast, Brent + Geoff, begin a new series in the Beatitudes. In the 1st episode, they discuss what it means to be “poor in spirit.” They also riff on the economy. This episode originally aired in 2010 on the Hope FM Radio Network, a ministry […]0 min
- #TBT Sermon: “Living Out the Gospel” (Colossians 1:21-23, 3:12-17, Romans 8)https://theunchainedgospel.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/2003_STLC_Session-3.mp3 In the final session from the 2003 youth retreat, I encourage those who had placed their faith in Jesus the night before to live according to the Gospel and how they can equip themselves for the spiritual battle ahead.0 min
- #TBT Sermon: “Suffering for the Gospel” (1 Kings 22, Philippians 1:19-2:11, 1 Peter 4:12-16)https://theunchainedgospel.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/2003_STLC_Session-2.mp3 Here is session 2 from the 2003 youth retreat. The recording begins as I was in the middle of telling a story about being embarrassed for having Christian pins on my book-bag when taking public transit. We continue our theme of being unashamed of the Gospel by looking at the example of Micaiah in […]0 min
- #TBT Sermon: “Understanding the Gospel” (1 Corinthians 1:18-25, Romans 10:1-11, Acts 4)https://theunchainedgospel.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/2003_STLC_Session-1.mp3 In 2003, at the age of 19, I worked as a youth leader for a small church. We held a youth retreat for ages 8-16 where the theme was “Not Ashamed.” I recently found the recordings of the three teaching sessions and I wanted to share them. I had not really taught the Bible […]0 min
- Sermon: “A Word to the Wise” (1 Corinthians 1:17-2:16)https://theunchainedgospel.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/1-Corinthians-1.17-2.16-Edit.mp3 In this sermon, I share from 1 Corinthians about the power and simplicity of the Gospel message that was preached by the Apostles and outlined by Paul in chapter 15, and how we ought to rely on the Holy Spirit rather than our own convincing arguments to renew the minds of unbelievers. Editor’s note: […]0 min
- [Essay] Walk in Newness of Life (Ephesians 4:17-32)“…that you put off, concerning your former conduct, the old man which grows corrupt according to the deceitful lusts, and be renewed in the spirit of your mind, and that you put on the new man which was created according to God, in true righteousness and holiness.” – Ephesians 4:22-24 In chapter 4 of […]0 min
- [Essay] Walk In Unity (Ephesians 4:1-16)As we transition into the second half of Ephesians, Paul wants us to put the truths he expounded on in the first half into perspective. The first three chapters have been very doctrinal; the final three chapters will be very practical. In other words, now that he has told us what God has done for us, he wants us to see what God wants to do through us.Our role as believers is simply to allow God to use us as His hands and feet to do what He has already enabled us to do. Easier said than done, right? He has called each of us to something specific and significant, and He desires that our calling be lived out cooperatively among all the saints in the body of Christ.0 min
- “The Lukewarm Church: What’s Hot and What’s Not” (Revelation 3:14-22) | The AltarLife PodcastIn the final episode of our special podcast preview from our friends over at The AltarLife Podcast, Brent + Geoff discuss Jesus’ letter to the church in Laodicea, and the danger of becoming lukewarm in your faith. They also riff on the “bonfire” phenomenon. Visit www.thealtarlife.com or simply search “AltarLife” to subscribe on any podcast […]0 min
- “The Faithful Church: Keep On Keepin’ On” (Revelation 3:7-13) | The AltarLife PodcastIn part 6 of our special podcast preview from our friends over at The AltarLife Podcast, Brent + Geoff discuss Jesus’ letter to the church in Philadelphia, the only church that does not receive any form of rebuke. Jesus instead commends for them for remaining faithful and promises to protect them in the midst of […]0 min
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“The gospel is like a caged lion. It does not need to be defended; it just needs to be let out of its cage.” ~Charles Spurgeon
The Unchained Gospel is a movement geared toward awakening Christians to the reality of what it meant to be a Christ-follower in the 1st century AD, and what it should mean for us today. Following the model of the Apostles of proclaiming the name of Jesus in the public square, The Unchained Gospel is looking for a community of people to take the message of the gospel outside of the four walls of church building, where it is acceptable and easily palatable, and take it out to the streets and marketplaces with gritty, grassroots, and bold proclamations of Jesus Christ. Our goal is to let the lion (the gospel) out of its cage by boldly proclaiming the good news in a public setting, so that it can overpower and overthrow the work of the enemy and ultimately set the captives free from their bondage to sin and death. For more info, go to http://www.theunchainedgospel.org
This podcast is a mix of recorded sermons, devotionals, and commentary on world events from a biblical worldview.