We exist to connect, equip, and send God's people. This podcast includes teachings from various Pastors and leaders on how to equip you in your faith in practical ways. Connection Church is located in Statesboro, GA. You can visit https://connection.church for more information.
The sermon focuses on the importance of obedience to God, drawing lessons from the book of Haggai. It emphasizes that obedience begins with hearing God's voice through scripture, preaching, and community, and is rooted in fearing the Lord, which involves recognizing one's sinfulness and appreciating Christ's sacrifice....
The sermon focuses on the book of Haggai, urging listeners to re-evaluate their priorities and relationship with God. It highlights the Israelites' neglect of the temple while they built luxurious homes, drawing a parallel to modern-day apathy towards spiritual growth. Listeners are challenged to consider how they spen...
The sermon focuses on the book of Haggai, particularly verses 1 and 2 of chapter 1, and the series theme, "The Time Has Come," contrasting it with the Israelites' sentiment that "the time has not yet come" to rebuild the Lord's house. It emphasizes that God's word is specific and meant to move individuals closer to Him...
The central theme of this Easter message revolves around proving the truth and impact of Jesus' resurrection. The speaker asserts that anyone claiming to be God is either Lord or a lunatic, urging listeners to consider this dichotomy regarding Jesus. The message highlights the bloodline from Genesis to the cross, empha...
The sermon explores the concept of identity in Christ and the spiritual battle against the enemy, Satan. It emphasizes that individuals often struggle with insecurities, feelings of unworthiness, and past traumas, which Satan uses to intimidate and accuse. The message highlights the importance of remembering one's true...
The sermon explores the concept of submission and authority in relationships, emphasizing a Christ-like approach. It addresses why Paul didn't directly abolish slavery, explaining that biblical servitude differed from historical slavery, focusing on heart change over social reform, and prioritizing the gospel over imme...
The sermon explores the dynamic between parents and children from a Christian perspective, emphasizing that these earthly relationships should mirror the relationship with God. It highlights the importance of children obeying their parents as a reflection of honoring God, and parents leading through influence rather th...
The sermon explores the concept of marriage as a reflection of Christ's relationship with the church, challenging conventional views on submission and headship. It argues against the postures of inferiority, superiority, or detached observation in marriage, advocating instead for a partnership of equals, standing side-...
The sermon focuses on the Christian concept of "walking" as a metaphor for daily living, urging listeners to imitate God by embodying love, light, and wisdom. It emphasizes receiving God's unconditional love to fuel selfless love towards others, contrasting this with sexual immorality and covetousness. Listeners are en...
The sermon focuses on the concept of "walking" as a metaphor for lifestyle, particularly in the context of Ephesians 4. It contrasts the futile, darkened understanding of life before Christ with the new self believers are called to embody. Listeners are urged to recognize their inherent need for Jesus, whose grace tran...
The sermon focuses on Ephesians 4, urging listeners to live in a manner worthy of their calling in Christ. It emphasizes understanding one's identity in Christ, as highlighted in Ephesians 1 and 2, before acting. Key virtues for Christian living include humility, gentleness, patience, and bearing with one another in lo...
The sermon focuses on Paul's prayer for the Ephesians, emphasizing spiritual growth and a deeper understanding of God's love. It highlights the importance of spiritual strength, rootedness in Christ's love, and gaining spiritual insight through community. An analogy is drawn between the rebar in a concrete beam and the...
The sermon focuses on the idea of God continuously building His church and inviting individuals to be part of His family. It emphasizes the importance of stewarding God's grace and the revelation of Jesus, urging listeners to examine whether they have truly understood the truth of Jesus and received the stewardship of ...
The sermon focuses on the concept of the church as a living temple built by God, not a physical building. It emphasizes that believers are living stones added to this temple through Jesus Christ. The message highlights how individuals come near to God and become unified with Him and each other through Jesus. The speake...
The podcast centers on the transformative power of God's grace, contrasting cultural Christianity with an authentic relationship with Jesus. It emphasizes remembering one's past separation from Christ to fuel a continued pursuit of Him. The message highlights reconciliation not only with God but also within the Christi...
The sermon explores the concept of authentic Christianity versus cultural faith, emphasizing a personal relationship with Jesus Christ over mere religious practices. It uses the phrase "but God" to illustrate divine intervention in human failings, citing examples like God covering Adam and Eve's shame, using Moses desp...
The sermon explores the contrast between Christian culture and authentic faith, emphasizing the importance of a personal relationship with Jesus Christ over mere religious practices. It argues that many individuals grow up in church environments without ever truly knowing Christ, leading to a superficial understanding ...
The podcast addresses the critical question of how individuals should respond to Jesus and the Gospel, cautioning against settling for "cultural Christianity" which the speaker defines as religious practices devoid of a genuine relationship with Jesus. It argues that cultural Christianity exalts the individual rather t...
The podcast explores the concept of biblical stewardship, defining a steward as someone who manages possessions belonging to another. It outlines four key principles: ownership, emphasizing God's ultimate ownership of everything; responsibility, highlighting our duty to manage resources according to God's purposes; acc...
The sermon examines the characteristics of "frauds," "fans," and "followers" within a Christian context, urging self-reflection and a move towards genuine faith. It defines frauds as selfish and arrogant, exemplified by the Pharisees and the story of Ananias and Sapphira, who prioritize outward appearances and performa...
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