The Church in the Home's Podcast

The Dead Will Rise -- 1 Corinthians 15:1-24

The entire fifteenth chapter of 1 Corinthians 15 deals with various aspects of the believer's hope in Christ. In the first section, Jesus Christ's resurrection is shown to prove that all the dead will be raised.

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Your Power of Attorney

The names of great men and women may be forgotten, but there is one name above all names that will never be forgotten -- the Lord Jesus Christ.

The Hope: The Anchor to Our Souls

When the hope of Christ's return is firmly set in our hearts, we are not overcome by the rushing currents if life.

You Can't Please Everyone, So Just Please God

Who do you want to please? Most people live their lives seeking to please others, even if they won't admit it. Our choice is to either please men or God.

A Trip to Ephesus

A look at the Biblical city of Ephesus, and the record of the Apostle Paul's first visit there.

On a Mission for God

As ambassadors for the Lord Jesus Christ, God has given us a great mission. Learn more about what that is and how to carry it out.

How's Your Relatioship with God? Is it an Intimate One?

The more time you spend with God, the more you'll recognize His voice. Spending time in the Word of God and prayer builds that relationship.

Spend Your Day with God

You are the child God always wanted. Spend your days with your Father. He is always there for you.

Psalm 23

An in-depth look at the shepherd, and how our Lord is the greatest shepherd of all.

Oh, The Price He Paid

All his life, Jesus Christ knew the ultimate sacrifice he would have to make to redeem mankind and how extremely difficult that would be. Yet, he was joyfully, lovingly willing to pay that price, knowing what he would accomplish.