Episode 2013 - Discipleship

Every believer experiences a battle between the old sinful nature and the new life found in Christ. In Part 4 of our No Other Gospel series, we explore Paul’s teaching on walking in the Spirit instead of fulfilling the desires of the flesh. We’ll also compare Paul’s struggle in R ... Show More

Being cleansed by Christ isn’t just about what we’ve been saved from—it’s about what we’re now called to. In this episode, we explore how genuine salvation produces something unmistakable: a sincere, fervent love for others. Walking through 1 Peter 1:22–25, we see that God’s Word ... Show More

Freedom is one of the greatest gifts Christ has given to believers, yet many Christians misunderstand what that freedom means. Some believe they must earn God’s favor through religious works, while others think grace gives them permission to live however they choose. Neither is t ... Show More

Many of us feel like we are not where we want to be as followers of Jesus. But as we continue to learn from Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth, Pastor Tim helps see the power of looking back and remembering that we are not where we once were, and that He is faithful eve ... Show More

Paul didn't always take advantage of the apostles' rights. 

Disciples learn about prayer, Beelzebub, and hypocrisy. 

The Apostle Paul shares with the Philippian church that it isn’t enough to proclaim your salvation, but as believers, we should see it worked out in our life, bearing fruit for all to see: - Emily Rose Massey SUBSCRIBE to our sister podcasts: The Crosswalk Devotional: https://www ... Show More

Paul and his companions teach in Corinth. 

We’re all called to disciple and to be discipled, but the way we show up in those relationships matters. Pastor Becky Johnson unpacks eight key principles that shape healthy, transformative discipleship. If you want to grow, pursue it with intention by showing up, asking to be di ... Show More

<p>Friends, on this Third Sunday of Easter, we have the magnificent Gospel from the very end of the Gospel of John, chapter twenty-one, which is so rich theologically. We see here, on full display, what it means for us—who are all ambiguous characters—to stop resisting the cross ... Show More