Ada Bible Church Podcast
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Weekly teachings by Ada Bible Church pastors. Additional resources are available at adabible.org/watch.
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Pastor Jeff Manion concludes our Rekindle sermon series by examining the personal relationships surrounding Paul at the end of his life. We witness Paul's mix of painful departures, welcome returns, dangerous enemies, and the ever-present friendship of Christ. We discover the complexities of human relationships and the need to navigate them with wisdom, grace, and spiritual tenacity. Ultimately, we are challenged to anchor our lives in our relationship with Jesus, extending forgiveness while being cautious about harmful influences as we fight the good fight until the end.
Pastor Jeff Manion continues our Rekindle sermon series by examining Paul's charge to Timothy to guard the sacred trust of the gospel. We witness Paul's unwavering commitment to preach the Word faithfully, even amid growing resistance and the threat of his life. We discover the need for spiritual tenacity, fighting the good fight until the finish while longing for Christ's return and eternal rewards. Ultimately, we are challenged to embrace this same whole-hearted devotion, anchoring our lives in the gospel's truth as we work for the advance of God's kingdom.
Pastor Aaron Buer continues our Rekindle sermon series by examining the powerful influences that shape our lives. We are challenged to anchor ourselves in the transformative power of the gospel rather than living as "lovers of self" and destructive influences. We see the vital impact of spiritual mentors who model a gospel-centered life and the foundational influence of families grounding children in the Scripture. Ultimately, we are called to embrace gospel-rooted identities while intentionally pouring into the next generation as disciples who make disciples.
Pastor Aaron Buer continues our Rekindle sermon series by exploring the challenge of going against the flow. Through Paul's letter to Timothy, we are called to correctly handle the truth of Scripture and pursue holiness by fleeing temptation and surrounding ourselves with others who share our commitment to Christ. We recognize the high stakes of remaining faithful amidst cultural pressures and are inspired to embrace the roles of diligent worker and purified vessel that God can use for His eternal purposes.
Pastor Jeff Manion continues our sermon series Rekindle by looking at Paul’s metaphors of the soldier, athlete and farmer. We are called to wholehearted devotion and perseverance in spreading the gospel across generations. We are challenged to find strength in God's grace, avoid harmful distractions, and keep eternity in view as we labor and endure difficulties. We recognize the high stakes of multiplying faithful disciple-makers and competing according to God's guidelines. Ultimately, we are inspired to trust that our sacrificial efforts will reap an eternal harvest.
Pastor Jeff Manion continues our Rekindle sermon series with Paul's challenge to boldly guard and proclaim the transformative gospel message, even when Christianity faces increasing cultural opposition. We are encouraged by the apostle Paul's call to Timothy not to be ashamed of the gospel or of suffering for Christ. We discover the profound significance of the gospel—as a message of rescue, grace, and eternal life—that is worth clinging to despite social pressure.
Pastor Jeff Manion begins the Rekindle series by examining the close relationship between the Apostle Paul and Timothy. We are challenged to cultivate deep, meaningful spiritual friendships. We are reminded of the vital role godly mentors and intergenerational faith can play, even as we may feel inadequate for the tasks God calls us to. We are encouraged to fan the flame of the Spirit's power, love and sound judgment when faced with discouragement or insecurity and to spur one another on in courageous, fruitful gospel ministry.
Guest Pastor John Dickson explores how the gospel boldly proclaims the embrace and equality of all people through faith in Jesus. We see in the story of the Ethiopian eunuch how the gospel message is for people from all walks of life. We discover how Jesus embraced outsiders and gave the mission to take his good news to the ends of the earth. We are challenged to live out this call of the gospel in our lives.
Pastor Aaron Buer explores the powerful encounter of the resurrected Jesus with two disillusioned disciples on the Road to Emmaus. We see how Jesus meets us in our disappointment, challenging misplaced hopes while restoring our understanding of who he truly is. We discover how Jesus has undone humanity's original sinful rebellion. We are reminded that, because of the resurrection, our hope in Jesus has the final word over disillusionment and loss.
Pastor Aaron Buer continues our sermon series The Road to Resurrection by looking at the cross. We explore the profound significance of Christ's crucifixion. We are confronted with the darkness of our sin and God's judgment yet marvel at how Jesus took our punishment on the cross. We see Christ's agonizing cry of being forsaken by the Father so that we could be forgiven and restored to God's presence. We are called to remember Christ's extraordinary sacrifice, which gives us forgiveness, righteousness and restoration .
Pastor Aaron Buer begins the Road to Resurrection series by teaching how Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem challenges our understanding of who Jesus is and what he came to do. We discover Jesus as King and are reminded to go and do what he asks of us. We remember Jesus as Savior who came to save us from our sins. We see Jesus as victor who came for people of all nations. We are challenged to embrace the way of the cross by following Christ's example of servanthood and self-sacrifice.
Guest Pastor Bob Merritt shares "Closing the Gap." In this message we are encouraged to remember the great work God does in the gaps in our lives. We are challenged to ask God boldly for what we need. We are reminded to act decisively and trust God daily. As we come to God with our gaps he helps us grow in our faith and know him more.
Pastor Aaron Buer concludes our sermon series, Make it Real, by discussing how our faith can help us endure hard times. We are encouraged to see the gifts God provides during our hardest seasons and remember the promise that God will one day make all things new. We are reminded to bring every emotion, including our darkest ones, to God in prayer. As we turn to God in every situation, he meets us and helps us endure.
Pastor Aaron Buer continues our Make it Real sermon series by teaching how our faith impacts our view of finances and possessions. We are encouraged to invite God in early in our decisions and put our hope in the right places. We are challenged to live rightly in all areas and set limits on what we accumulate. We are reminded that practices such as gratitude, giving and denying ourselves help us live with God’s purposes in mind and guard against self-absorption.
Pastor Aaron Buer continues our Make it Real sermon series by teaching how our faith impacts our desires. We are challenged to consider what we want, where we go, and how to get back. We are encouraged that when we return, God is waiting and offers more grace. We are challenged to submit to God, resist the enemy, pursue God and his Word and turn to him and repent.
Pastor Brad Holmes continues our Make it Real sermon series by evaluating how our faith impacts our words. We discover our words have the power of life and death. We are challenged that our words can change the direction of a life. We are warned that our words can ignite fires, both helpful and harmful. We are reminded that our words reveal what is truly in our hearts and are encouraged to allow God to transform our hearts and our words.
Pastor Brad Holmes continues our Make it Real sermon series with a challenge from James to examine our faith. We discover that real faith moves us to act, changes us, and challenges us to trust God. We are reminded to see our lives through the lens of the gospel and God's mercy towards us. If we have experienced God's grace, we live out that grace through our words and actions.
Pastor Aaron Buer continues our sermon series, Make it Real, with a challenge from James to examine our hearts regarding favoritism. We discover when we show partiality, we are not focused on God's glory but our own. Instead, we are reminded to see others through the lens of the gospel and God's mercy towards us. If we have experienced grace, we extend grace; if loved, we love.
Pastor Aaron Buer continues our series Make it Real by challenging us to have a faith that transforms how we live. This real faith is seen in how we use our words, care for the vulnerable, and embrace God's truth. We discover that authentic faith involves speaking life, serving generously, and letting Scripture rather than culture shape our beliefs. We are encouraged to look into the "mirror" of Scripture to grow in making our faith real through actions.
Pastor Aaron Buer begins our series Make it Real by teaching on James 1, offering perspective on trials and hardship. We learn hardship is normal and God can use difficulties to grow our faith. This message challenges us to ask God boldly for what we need in our pain, believing He generously provides because of Christ's sacrifice. We are encouraged to embrace difficulty as an opportunity for maturity, looking to Jesus as the model of endurance who gives us strength.Listen to Beyond the Weekend Podcast HERE. Submit your questions HERE.
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