Hill City A/G's Podcast

Celia Gauthier, our guest speaker this week shares a message about What A God we praise.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

As we celebrate the 250th Anniversary of our nation's Declaration of Independence, we take time to remember our history, that we are one nation under God, that He had endowed us with certain inalienable rights. We remember our Founding Father's faith in the God of the Bible and that our form of government was provided for us because God is involved in the affairs of men. We remember our history, so that we can preserve the future of this nation for our children and our children's children and so we can continue to be a beacon of light and hope to the world.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

Guest speaker Norm Carlsen shares on the topic of faith.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

What potential significance does something that happened almost 2,000 years ago have on your life today and in your future? Tune and discover.

Guest Speaker, Jennie Senapatiratne, shares from the book of Joshua where we find through the life of Rahab the prostitute that life might not look the way we think it should, but God is faithful, and He can be trusted. He will be with us.

Guest speaker, Dan Johnson, shares on the man who was lame for 38 years yet was healed by Jesus.

Andy and Laura Tate share from their difficult time of beating the odds and staying married after the death of a child.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

If we are going to be disciples of Jesus and obey everything He commanded with the goal of becoming more and more like Him, we need to know what He taught and how He lived. And those things are primarily found in the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Four writers, four gospels, four different themes, four different purposes, written with four different audiences in mind, yet with some similarities, and all inspired, all God breathed, and all important for us to read, study, learn, and apply to our lives. The four gospels are Jesus, His Story.

Jesus gave His church the Great Commission as recorded in Matthew 28:18-20. To go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit and teaching them to obey everything that Jesus commanded them. We have been commissioned for mission. But staying on mission takes intentionality. Intentionality to keep it clear and ever before us. Through this series Staying on Mission, we will be going over the mission, vision, and core values of Hill City Assembly of God.

Jesus gave His church the Great Commission as recorded in Matthew 28:18-20. To go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit and teaching them to obey everything that Jesus commanded them. We have been commissioned for mission. But staying on mission takes intentionality. Intentionality to keep it clear and ever before us. Through this series Staying on Mission, we will be going over the mission, vision, and core values of Hill City Assembly of God.

Patrick Stitt, our guest speaker and missionary to Japan, shares a wonderfully engaging and encouraging message from Ezekiel.

Guest speaker, Kevin Senapatiratne with Christ Connection, shares statistics regarding the current shortage of workers coming up in the ranks and challenges us to all be part of the solution.

Jesus gave His church the Great Commission as recorded in Matthew 28:18-20. To go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit and teaching them to obey everything that Jesus commanded them. We have been commissioned for mission. But staying on mission takes intentionality. Intentionality to keep it clear and ever before us. Through this series Staying on Mission, we will be going over the mission, vision, and core values of Hill City Assembly of God.

Jesus gave His church the Great Commission as recorded in Matthew 28:18-20. To go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit and teaching them to obey everything that Jesus commanded them. We have been commissioned for mission. But staying on mission takes intentionality. Intentionality to keep it clear and ever before us. Through this series Staying on Mission, we will be going over the mission, vision, and core values of Hill City Assembly of God.

Jesus gave His church the Great Commission as recorded in Matthew 28:18-20. To go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit and teaching them to obey everything that Jesus commanded them. We have been commissioned for mission. But staying on mission takes intentionality. Intentionality to keep it clear and ever before us. Through this series Staying on Mission, we will be going over the mission, vision, and core values of Hill City Assembly of God.

Jesus gave His church the Great Commission as recorded in Matthew 28:18-20. To go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit and teaching them to obey everything that Jesus commanded them. We have been commissioned for mission. But staying on mission takes intentionality. Intentionality to keep it clear and ever before us. Through this series Staying on Mission, we will be going over the mission, vision, and core values of Hill City Assembly of God.

Jesus gave His church the Great Commission as recorded in Matthew 28:18-20. To go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit and teaching them to obey everything that Jesus commanded them. We have been commissioned for mission. But staying on mission takes intentionality. Intentionality to keep it clear and ever before us. Through this series Staying on Mission, we will be going over the mission, vision, and core values of Hill City Assembly of God.

Jesus gave His church the Great Commission as recorded in Matthew 28:18-20. To go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit and teaching them to obey everything that Jesus commanded them. We have been commissioned for mission. But staying on mission takes intentionality. Intentionality to keep it clear and ever before us. Through this series Staying on Mission, we will be going over the mission, vision, and core values of Hill City Assembly of God.

Jesus gave His church the Great Commission as recorded in Matthew 28:18-20. To go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit and teaching them to obey everything that Jesus commanded them. We have been commissioned for mission. But staying on mission takes intentionality. Intentionality to keep it clear and ever before us. Through this series Staying on Mission, we will be going over the mission, vision, and core values of Hill City Assembly of God.

Jesus gave His church the Great Commission as recorded in Matthew 28:18-20. To go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit and teaching them to obey everything that Jesus commanded them. We have been commissioned for mission. But staying on mission takes intentionality. Intentionality to keep it clear and ever before us. Through this series Staying on Mission, we will be going over the mission, vision, and core values of Hill City Assembly of God.

Jesus gave His church the Great Commission as recorded in Matthew 28:18-20. To go and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit and teaching them to obey everything that Jesus commanded them. We have been commissioned for mission. But staying on mission takes intentionality. Intentionality to keep it clear and ever before us. Through this series Staying on Mission, we will be going over the mission, vision, and core values of Hill City Assembly of God.

Through our series 7 Big Stories, we hope that faith will increase as we see the awesome love, power, and faithfulness of God as He worked in the lives of real people and situations in the Old Testament.