Church on Bayshore Sermon Podcasts

Church on Bayshore Sermon Podcasts

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Temporada 8

New Year, Same Truth: How to be Great

Every year we make resolutions and goals to change. Often we end up right where we started. What if what we need this year isn’t something new, but rather to be by changed by some truths that never change? Year after year, these truths have proven to be timeless and trustworthy, yet we often neglect them because they don’t seem practical or go against our natural tendencies. Join us for ‘New Year, Same Truth’ as we see how unchanging truth can change us in 2022.

New Year, Same Truth: Sometimes all you can do is pray

Every year we make resolutions and goals to change. Often we end up right where we started. What if what we need this year isn’t something new, but rather to be by changed by some truths that never change? Year after year, these truths have proven to be timeless and trustworthy, yet we often neglect them because they don’t seem practical or go against our natural tendencies. Join us for ‘New Year, Same Truth’ as we see how unchanging truth can change us in 2022.

Temporada 7

Let Earth Receive Her King: The Transfiguration

Crowns. Castles. Thrones. Power. There are many ideas that come to mind when we think about kings. The birth of Jesus, the long-awaited Messiah and King, didn’t match any of these ideas about royalty. The same is true today. As many will honor or at least commemorate the birth of Jesus with Christmas celebrations, could it be that we are honoring our own ideas and expectations of Jesus rather than who the Bible reveals Him to be. In our sermon series ‘Let Earth Receive Her King,’ we see in the Gospel of Mark who Jesus is and how to align our hearts to ‘Prepare Him Room’ and ‘Receive our King.’

Let Earth Receive Her King: Deny Yourself, Take up Your Cross, Follow Jesus, Part 2

Crowns. Castles. Thrones. Power. There are many ideas that come to mind when we think about kings. The birth of Jesus, the long-awaited Messiah and King, didn’t match any of these ideas about royalty. The same is true today. As many will honor or at least commemorate the birth of Jesus with Christmas celebrations, could it be that we are honoring our own ideas and expectations of Jesus rather than who the Bible reveals Him to be. In our sermon series ‘Let Earth Receive Her King,’ we see in the Gospel of Mark who Jesus is and how to align our hearts to ‘Prepare Him Room’ and ‘Receive our King.’

Let Earth Receive Her King: Deny Yourself, Take up Your Cross, Follow Jesus, Part 1

Crowns. Castles. Thrones. Power. There are many ideas that come to mind when we think about kings. The birth of Jesus, the long-awaited Messiah and King, didn’t match any of these ideas about royalty. The same is true today. As many will honor or at least commemorate the birth of Jesus with Christmas celebrations, could it be that we are honoring our own ideas and expectations of Jesus rather than who the Bible reveals Him to be. In our sermon series ‘Let Earth Receive Her King,’ we see in the Gospel of Mark who Jesus is and how to align our hearts to ‘Prepare Him Room’ and ‘Receive our King.’

Let Earth Receive Her King: Who Do You Say that I Am?

Crowns. Castles. Thrones. Power. There are many ideas that come to mind when we think about kings. The birth of Jesus, the long-awaited Messiah and King, didn’t match any of these ideas about royalty. The same is true today. As many will honor or at least commemorate the birth of Jesus with Christmas celebrations, could it be that we are honoring our own ideas and expectations of Jesus rather than who the Bible reveals Him to be. In our sermon series ‘Let Earth Receive Her King,’ we see in the Gospel of Mark who Jesus is and how to align our hearts to ‘Prepare Him Room’ and ‘Receive our King.’

Temporada 6

He, Greater Than Tradition: Influencers

A tradition is something that is handed down – things or ways of doing things that people have benefited from, passed off to the next generation in hopes that they will benefit the same way. Family traditions, sports, music, culture, and faith traditions can all be formative and beneficial. But can traditions become a bad thing? In our sermon series He, Greater Then Tradition, The Gospel of Mark, Chapters 7 and 8 we see how Jesus shows us that traditions themselves don’t make us right with God, but that there is One who can.

He, Greater Than Tradition | Do You See Anything?

A tradition is something that is handed down – things or ways of doing things that people have benefited from, passed off to the next generation in hopes that they will benefit the same way. Family traditions, sports, music, culture, and faith traditions can all be formative and beneficial. But can traditions become a bad thing? In our sermon series He, Greater Then Tradition, The Gospel of Mark, Chapters 7 and 8 we see how Jesus shows us that traditions themselves don’t make us right with God, but that there is One who can.

He, Greater Than Tradition: Signs of the Times

A tradition is something that is handed down – things or ways of doing things that people have benefited from, passed off to the next generation in hopes that they will benefit the same way. Family traditions, sports, music, culture, and faith traditions can all be formative and beneficial. But can traditions become a bad thing? In our sermon series He, Greater Then Tradition, The Gospel of Mark, Chapters 7 and 8 we see how Jesus shows us that traditions themselves don’t make us right with God, but that there is One who can.

He, Greater Than Tradition: Why we Should be Involved in Caring for the Fatherless

A tradition is something that is handed down – things or ways of doing things that people have benefited from, passed off to the next generation in hopes that they will benefit the same way. Family traditions, sports, music, culture, and faith traditions can all be formative and beneficial. But can traditions become a bad thing? In our sermon series He, Greater Then Tradition, The Gospel of Mark, Chapters 7 and 8 we see how Jesus shows us that traditions themselves don’t make us right with God, but that there is One who can.

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