Beyond Sunday with Sixth and Washington

On this the fourth episode of the third season of Beyond Sunday with Sixth and Washington Streets Church of Christ, we are going to be considering the hymn, "What a Friend We Have in Jesus." The vocals for this episode's namesake comes from a recording from the Bethel Church of Christ.

The third episode the the third season where we are talking about the background of some of the most beloved hymns. Please like, share and subscribe to the show!

On this episode of "Beyond Sunday" we are going to consider the beautiful hymn and it's tragic origin, "It is Well." If you have not done so already, please be sure to subscribe to the show and share it to your friends and family!

The third season of Beyond Sunday begins with a banger! For this season we are going to focus on hymns, and to kick off this series we are going to do one of the most popular hymns of all time...Amazing Grace. Please sit back, relax, and hopefully be encouraged by today's episode.

Once you see that the goal of God for His children is to be like Jesus it jumps out at you from almost every page of the New Testament! Take a listen to our final podcast of the second season.

Jesus went about Galilee healing those who were maimed, injured, and ill. He gave sight to the blind, hearing to the deaf, speech to the mute, and motion to the paralyzed. Ultimately, He gave restored life back to the dead. But those physical ailments were not the only thing He healed - He also healed hearts, minds, and lives. We are able to do the same by following His example. We can help heal by following Jesus' example of compassion through our words and our actions.

All Christians are leaders - for we are a Royal Priesthood. But how shall we lead? Look no further than Jesus, the King of kings and Lord of lords.

Christians are all learners of Jesus - but because we are learners, we are also teachers. There are different methods of teaching - some beneficial and some harmful. But Jesus is the Mater Teacher. While this is an abbreviated lesson on suggestions about how we can teach like Jesus - it is our hope that it will encourage you to look for other ways that we can teach like Jesus. You may not be in the class room teaching. You may not be in the pulpit preaching - but we are all teachers. How did Jesus do it? We invite you to listen to this episode.

Hope is a powerful thing. Without it, we will find ourselves in a life of despair. How did Jesus avoid this emotional trap? What steps did He take? Take a listen to get some insight into this subject.

Jesus persevered through so many things that is difficult for us to even imagine - and yet He did so without losing His integrity or His identity. In so doing He shows us how we can endure through whatever hardships we may be facing as well. Please join us!

Prayer is perhaps one of the most misunderstood subjects, and the most misused and underused parts of many Christian's lives. But prayer is a beautiful way that we are able to communicate with our Father in Heaven. We are able to do so because of what Jesus has accomplished. In this episode we will briefly explore how Jesus prayed so that we can learn from Him and do likewie.

How did Jesus speak to others? Take a listen and let's take a few moments to consider what the Bible teaches us.

Forgiving others is one of the most difficult things to do. What is forgiveness, and how should we do it? The answer to that question begins and ends with Jesus.

You know the old adage, "What goes up, must come down." The law of human action is much the same: "What goes in your mind will come out in your actions." So, what are we to do? If we want to become like Christ, then we must do our best to think like Christ. In this episode we will discuss what it means to think like Jesus.

In today's episode Bill discusses what it looks like on a practical level to Live Like Jesus

Thank you for joining us for Beyond Sunday with the Sixth and Washington Streets Church of Christ in Marietta, OH. On today's episode, Bill will be discusing the matter of "Serving Like Jesus."

In today's episode we are going to discuss the love of Christ and a little bit about how we can apply this to our lives as disciples of the Lord. Thank you for listening!

Nature is one of the greatest teachers. The greatest thing that nature can teach us about is God. In today's episode, Bill will discuss what Spring teaches us about the Gospel of Christ.

Another interview - this time with Nathan Deem. You will notice that this episode is much shorter than they have been. The biggest reason for that is technical difficulties! Be watching for the next episode when we will open up the scripture and discuss who the true "offspring of Abraham" is.

In today's interview, we have Kurt Harrison, one of the elders here at Sixth & Washington. As always, the time spent speaking to a brother in Christ was very enjoyable, and informative.

In our second episode of the second season, Jim Zetterberg has dropped by the office to chat about some things. We encourage you to take a listen!

Today's episode features congregational singing of the hymn "The Greatest Commands" or "Love one Another." We are excited and happy to bring you our inaugural interview and it is with Jacob Holdren! We are so thankful that he joined us for today's episode. Take a listen and share this podcast wherever you can!

Thank you for tuning in to the last episode of this season! Here we will be taking a look about what it means to be faithful. Join us for the next season in a couple of weeks...there will be changes in store that I think you will enjoy.

Baptism is a hot topic. What is it? Why do we do it? Is it necessary? We encourage you to take a listen, and share it with anyone and everyone.

In this episode we will be exploring the need for confession, and looking at it from a biblical standpoint. Why is this so important? What exactly is confession, anyway? If you have the opportunity dive in!

What does it mean to repent? How important is repentance to salvation? These are just a couple of questions that this episode will cover.

We are back! We have had a few hiccoughs that needed addressed. Hopefully, those have been corrected. If not, please bear with us, and we will get it right asap.Here we go...In a follow up to the previous lesson, we will delve into what the Bible has to say about faith that is pleasing to God, and how it opens the door to salvation.A special thanks to Nathan Deem for bringing in the show today, and big call out to Jim Zetterberg for the assist on the audio problem.

Did you know that what you choose to listen to will have a major influence on the direction that you take in life? What are you listening to? What are you allowing to impact you? There is but one thing that will influence us for eternity. Please join us as we study the importance "listening" has in our redemption.

In this episode we will explore the evolution of preaching from the Old Covenant through the New Testament, and why it is still important today. A special thanks to Colten Holdren for introducing and concluding the episode.

In this episode, Bill covers the basics of the contribution. We get into some things in the Old Testament, and of course connect it to the New. We hope that you will take a listen. Let's go!

When we come together to worship - we pray together. There is a great deal of passages in the entirety of the Bible that shows God's people praying as one body. Why do we do this, and what impact could it possibly have on us? Dive in and find out!

In this episode of Beyond Sunday with Bill, we will discuss the significance of singing as we assemble together to worship the Lord. We will also discuss why we use vocal music only in our services, and in so doing we will briefly look at the history of vocal music vs. mechanical music in worship services. It is our hope that this podcast will be encouraging and edifying to all who listen, and that it may bring glory to God.

Every week, when we meet together as the church of Christ we take the Lord's Supper. Why? What is the Lord's Supper, and what is so important about Sunday, anyway? We invite you to take a listen, and if you are so inclined, be sure to share it with anyone you would like!

In an age where so many wonder about the relevance of church or struggle with commitment to it, it is vital to return to Scripture and see God's intention for His people." Many think of church as just a building or a tradition, but is so much more than that. The church is the body of Christ, a community of support and a mission driven force for the Gospel. Join us as we explore why the church matters.