Midway Community Church Podcast

Blessed are women of faith who hear the Word of the Lord and act accordingly.

Jesus fulfills Old Testament prophecy by demonstrating His sovereignty over the human body.

Jesus gathers His disciples so that they can reach others with the Good News of the Kingdom of God.

Jesus starts his ministry in Galilee of the Gentiles - proclaiming hope for all of God's people.

The more you know the Word, the more ready you'll be to face temptation.

The Resurrection shows us that Jesus has the power to forgive sins and grant new life to those who believe.

Jesus didn't need to be baptized to be forgiven - but was baptized to fulfill all righteousness and to foreshadow His coming death and resurrection.

Jesus called John the Baptist the Greatest Man - he served in humility and boldness, calling people to living according to God's Word.

Even in view of the suffering of Bethlehem under Herod, we still know the Promises and Goodness of God.

Jesus is worthy of worship from all sorts of people - from Shepherds to Magi.

God brings His people through the difficult things to accomplish His Mission.

Jesus came in fulfillment of the Promise God made to Abraham - to extend Grace and Blessing to everyone who believes.

God is always Faithful!

The Lord wants us to pray, He hears and He answers. Let the Word inform and direct the way you pray.

God's Word has been spoken through His Apostles and Prophets and is profitable for us today when we put it into practice.

We are better together as we serve the Lord. You are an important part of the body of Christ.

there is a blessing when we walk with the Lord and know His Word

We are blessed to have access to God’s Word. He has spoken and we can know Him better through it.

The Lord is able and the Lord will do the work to accomplish His purposes in the world and in the hearts of His people - Nothing is Impossible.

We have the great gift of the Word to help us navigate questions and find real Truth.

The grace of God is the gift of new life for undeserving sinners who believe in Christ. Jesus came to testify to the truth of who God is and how His grace is received.

Jesus came to display the glory of God and to give His life as a ransom so that the dwelling of God could be with man forever.

John teaches the theological implications of the coming of the Christ.

In a season of symbols, we have the opportunity to remember the Lord and keep our focus on His unfailing love.

Jonah did not really care about the people of Nineveh but God is compassionate and gracious towards all people.

God loves and saves all Peoples and He has always chosen the unlikely and undeserving - no one is too far gone!

Generous giving is one of the sacrifices that pleases the Lord.

We have the opportunity to help people stuck in Idolatry know the grace and faithfulness of God.

Even after his running, Jonah spoke up. We can still shine for the Lord and serve Him even if we've taken a detour.

Jonah reminds us that we can't run from the Lord - He sees and knows.

Love the Lord whole heartedly, we don't have to live with one foot in obedience and the other in sin.

If you think you are standing firm, be careful that you do not fall.

David's sin carried a high price that affected a nation. Jesus paid a high price for our redemption.

There is a difference in the way believers and those of the world view reality. We must be ready to speak truth in gentleness and reverence while trusting the Spirit to bring understanding.

If a "man after God's own heart" was capable of the type of sin David committed, we are also - so walk carefully.

We do the work we are called to do remembering who is watching and who we are really serving.

Saul sinned as he ignored the Word of God and walked in disobedience.

Samson could have led Israel to victory over all their enemies, but he was distracted by lust and neglected the work the Lord gave him to do.

The sacrifices the Lord required of Abel and Cain foreshadowed what God would provide in His son's death on the cross.

Glory: Not to us. Not to the church. Not to some human leader. But to Him—to Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior—be glory, now and forever.

One of the great tools given to help raise our guard against lies is to look at examples of people in Scripture.

The saving work at the cross had been promised from the beginning.

There is more to Jesus than we already know - continue discovering more of Him and His grace until we see Him as He is.

Praise God that He has answered prayer - we are able to Praise Him and Proclaim the Gospel freely in this country.

Live with our eyes on eternity - praising God and thinking of how we can help others be at peace with God.

Peter encourages the church to live godly and holy lives in light of the coming Day of the Lord.

Fathers should do their best to help their children be prepared to live lives for the glory of God.

Peter knew what the mockers would say and addressed it: the Day of the Lord WILL come but the Lord is patient with people.