Posts by Rob Anthony

Eli Byrd preaches during at Southeastern Seminary from 1 Corinthians 12:12-26 and declares that there is no greater example than our Lord Jesus Christ, who came not to be served but to serve. He lets us know how we ought to serve.

From Life Community Church in Corvallis, OR – Pastor Shawn Sampson shares a timely message from 1 Corinthians titled ” A More Excellent Way” that address how we as Christians can find a God-honoring way to approach the divisive climate of politics.

Cliffe Knechtle and his son Stuart engage in debate and discourse about Jesus, God, and faith with college students.

Shawn Vandop: What is Racism? Lysa TerKeurst: Forgiving What You Can’t Forget Efrem Smith: Broken But Not Useless Tom Holladay – Making the New Year “New” Alistair Begg – Christmas…

Voddie Baucham shares from Acts 4 – a passage he says every Christian should know.

From Max Lucado’s series titled “Faith With A Limp,” studying the story of Jacob.

Cheater. Struggler. Stumbler. Fighter. Struggler. Limper. That’s Jacob, son of Isaac, father of tribes, patriarch. If you’re looking for a hero, you could find someone with a better resume than Jacob. But if you’re looking for someone to identify with, Jacob might fit the bill. His life reminds us: God uses flawed people. But God doesn’t abandon us to our flawed condition; he will shape us in order to use us for good. And that is good news.

Haven’t all of us had our Jacob moments? Like the patriarch, we’ve wrestled with God about our past, our future, our pain and problems. And though Jacob’s journey was fraught with crafty, sneaky, disappointing moments, God shaped him until Jacob’s journey ends with a testament to faith.

The story of Jacob is the perfect story for imperfect people. It’s a fascinating life, with much to teach us about the lengths God will go to refine and use us.

Pastor Gabe Kolstad from Westside Community Church in Portland, OR, brings us a sermon answering the question “Aren’t There Contradictions in the Bible?”

In this video, Susan Heck addresses a women’s conference on the sin of grumbling and complaining.

Pastor Blaine Braden from Eastmont Church in Bend, OR, shares a sermon entitled “What We Believe About God” from Eastmont’s “Doctrine & Practice” series.

God redeems us from our fallen world and its desires, but then He sends us back into the world, giving each of us a vocation wherein we serve Him by serving our neighbors, bearing witness to the goodness of our Creator (1 Thess. 4:1–12; 2 Thess. 3:6–12). No matter our vocation, we are to work diligently to serve our neighbors, thereby testifying to the transformative power of the gospel. In this session, Dr. Steven Lawson explores how our present vocations matter for eternity, explaining that we bear witness to the truth of the Lord by working hard and putting others before ourselves in our daily labors.