The Monroe Church Podcast

In this encouraging message, Pastor Jordan Cyphers reminds us that God is still working in every season of our lives, even in the moments that feel uncertain, difficult, or unfinished. This sermon is a heartfelt reminder that God’s presence is constant, His promises are dependable, and His grace is enough for whatever we face. As we lean into Him instead of our fears or frustrations, we discover peace, strength, and renewed hope for the road ahead.Whether you’re walking through a mountaintop moment or a difficult valley, this episode will encourage you to keep your eyes on Jesus and trust that He is faithfully leading you forward.

When too many signals compete, clarity is lost, and the same is true in our walk with God. Through Scripture, Worship Pastor Leah gently challenges us to examine what we’re truly listening to and reminds us that we can’t fully follow God while giving equal attention to other voices.With honesty and encouragement, this message invites us to refocus, quiet the noise, and reconnect to the steady, peaceful voice of Jesus because when we’re fully tuned in to Him, everything else begins to fall into place.

In this message, Pastor Greg brings a thoughtful and encouraging reminder that God is at work in every season, even when life feels uncertain or unfinished. Drawing on biblical truth, he challenges listeners to trust God not just in the victories, but in the in-between moments where growth is happening beneath the surface.

In this short Easter message, Pastor Tina beautifully centers our hearts on one life-changing truth: because He lives, we live. While we remember the empty tomb, she reminds us that we don’t just celebrate an event. We worship a risen Savior who is still active and present in our lives today.Through the words of Jesus in John 14, she unpacks the power of the resurrection, not just as a promise of eternal life, but as a source of strength for our everyday lives. Because He lives, the impossible becomes possible. Because He lives, we don’t walk through life alone. He goes before us. And because He lives, fear, shame, and defeat no longer have the final say.With encouragement and hope, Pastor Tina points to the victories and testimonies we carry as reminders of God’s faithfulness. This message is a powerful invitation to live with renewed hope, courage, and purpose, knowing that the same power that raised Jesus from the grave is at work in us every single day.

In this message, Pastor Jordan reminds us that while courage and boldness are often used interchangeably, they aren’t quite the same. Courage is what God builds inside of us; it's the strength to face fear and uncertainty. But boldness? That’s what shows up on the outside. It’s how our faith is expressed in everyday moments.With honesty and a touch of humor, Pastor Jordan calls believers higher, not to be loud or performative, but to live with a quiet, confident boldness that reflects who God is and what He’s done in our lives. Whether it’s praying over a meal, offering to pray for a hurting friend, or sharing a testimony, those small moments matter more than we think.Ultimately, this message is an invitation to stop holding back and start living out our faith with confidence, trusting that the same God who gives us courage is calling us to walk in boldness every single day.

In this episode, Pastor Jordan delivers a heartfelt and convicting reminder that God is not just interested in outward appearances, He’s after the condition of our hearts. Listeners are challenged to move beyond surface-level faith and into a genuine, surrendered relationship with God.Pastor Jordan encourages believers to take inventory, confront what’s been ignored, and choose obedience, even when it’s uncomfortable. God is still speaking, still calling, and still ready to restore, if we’re willing to respond.

This episode is a heartfelt invitation to keep going, keep fighting, and keep reaching because God is still moving, and there is always more ahead. In this passionate and encouraging message, Pastor Tina reminds us that what we’ve seen God do is only the beginning. There is always more available in Him. Drawing from Scripture, she points to the incredible power of God at work within believers and challenges us not to settle, but to keep pursuing His presence and purpose.

This episode is a motivating reminder that a life fully surrendered to God is one marked by courage, trust, and a willingness to go wherever He leads. In this impactful message, Pastor Greg Baldwin challenges us to step out of comfort and into a life of bold, obedient faith. Drawing from the example of Jesus sending out His disciples, the sermon reminds us that God often calls us to move forward before we feel fully ready, inviting us to trust Him more than our own plans or resources.

Through Scripture and personal insight, Pastor Jordan Cyphers challenges listeners to trust God more deeply, even when circumstances feel uncertain or incomplete. He encourages us to remain faithful, knowing that God is shaping our story with purpose and intention.This episode is a gentle reminder that we can rest in God’s faithfulness, confident that He is present, at work, and guiding us every step of the way.

In this encouraging message, Pastor James Dew reminds us of the steady faithfulness of God and the hope we can find in His Word. With warmth and practical insight, Pastor James walks through Scripture and shows how God continues to work in our lives, even in seasons when we may not fully understand what He is doing.Whether you’re walking through a season of clarity or uncertainty, this episode is a reminder that God is present, faithful, and worthy of our trust.

Wherever you find yourself today, you don’t have to have it all together. God simply wants you to invite Him in.Through a relatable story about preparing her home for guests, Pastor Leah shares a meaningful reminder, God isn’t waiting for perfection before He draws near. Just like Jesus with Zaccheus, He meets us right where we are, not after we’ve cleaned everything up, but in the middle of our mess, ready to transform us from the inside out.This episode encourages us to stop striving for outward perfection and instead focus on building a genuine relationship with God. Taking small, intentional steps in prayer, time in His Word, and community with other believers.

How does your life influence those around you? Take this challenge from Pastor Greg to pursue a faith that genuinely reflects the light and love of Christ. In this message, you will be reminded that following Christ is more than simply believing the right things. It’s about living a life that reflects His character. Examine whether your daily choices, attitudes, and relationships truly point others toward Jesus.Drawing from Scripture and practical examples, Pastor Greg encourages us to live in a way that shines in a world often marked by negativity and compromise. Faith should not remain private or passive; instead, it should be visible through humility, gratitude, and obedience to God.

TMC Worship Pastor Leah Smith shares a simple but powerful idea inspired by a game show contestant who had a unique habit when reading the Bible. Next to certain verses, she would write the letters “PT,” which stood for “Proven True.”It was her way of marking the moments when God’s Word became real in her life, times when His promises, guidance, and faithfulness showed up exactly when she needed them. Looking back through those pages became a powerful reminder that God had proven Himself faithful again and again.In this episode, Leah encourages listeners to approach Scripture the same way: not just as words written long ago, but as a living message that still speaks and still proves true today. When we look closely at our own lives, we’ll see countless moments where God has already written “PT.”

In this message, Pastor Jordan challenges us to move beyond routine religion and into a genuine relationship with God. It’s easy to become comfortable with church attendance, traditions, and outward expressions of faith while missing the deeper transformation God desires in our hearts.We are called to surrender the areas of life we may still be holding back, and pursue an authentic walk with Christ. True faith isn’t just something we claim, it’s something that changes the way we live, think, and love others.Join us as we explore what it means to move past surface-level Christianity and step into a life fully surrendered to God’s truth and His presence.

There is power in the tongue. Speak the truth, wrapped in love. Proverbs 18:21 states, "Death and life are in the power of the tongue, and those who love it will eat its fruit."

Pastor Dew encourages the church to embrace humble dependence on grace, recognizing that even our best efforts are valuable only because God transforms our hearts and clothes us in Christ’s righteousness. The sermon is ultimately a call to pursue intimacy with God, not external morality alone, and to live in grateful response to His mercy rather than in pride or self-reliance."All our righteousnesses are as filthy rags in the sight of a holy God.” Isaiah 64:6

Pastor Greg Baldwin challenges listeners to embrace a deeper, more resilient faith that leads to spiritual growth and upward movement in life. We should examine what it truly means to root our lives in Christ, digging beneath the surface of routine Christianity into the rich soil of God’s truth.Stay anchored in God’s word, especially when life feels uncertain.Embrace adversity as fertilizer for spiritual depth, not as a detour from God’s plan.Lift others as you rise — true growth always spills over into compassion and community.

In this inspiring message, Pastor Tina Baldwin guides us into a deeper, more authentic understanding of prayer, not as a ritual of empty words, but as a heartfelt conversation with the One who knows us best. Pastor Tina’s teaching offers encouragement, practical insight, and spiritual challenge for believers at every stage of the journey.

Pastor Jordan Cyphers’ message “What Are You Talking About” focuses on how we talk about Jesus and our faith in everyday life, especially when others question our beliefs, ask if our faith really matters, or misunderstand what we stand for. We should examine both how we articulate our faith, and how authentically we live it out when people challenge or question us.

Faith Requires Belief Before EvidencePastor James Dew highlights that faith involves believing what God says before it becomes visible in the natural world. Much like a blueprint precedes construction, faith is the unseen structure that shapes what will be seen later.

Enjoy this message from Pastor Greg reminding us that God is our true source of hope. Faith in God brings joy, peace, and confident expectation even when circumstances are difficult, because hope in God is rooted in trust and the power of the Holy Spirit. “May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.” — Romans 15:13