The Table

Summary:This episode explores the vital role of family in spiritual discipleship, the importance of passing faith through generations, and how wisdom rooted in God's Word shapes a strong, faith-filled family life. Join us as we discuss biblical principles, the mission of family, and practical ways to instill faith and wisdom in the next generation.Key TopicsThe importance of passing faith to the next generationThe difference between wisdom and intelligence in family lifeBiblical principles for family discipleshipThe mission of the family in God's planThe significance of generational faith and legacySound Bites"Let your children know the works of God.""Family is a God idea, not just a human invention.""Joy in the Lord is the strength of a family."Chapters:00:00Introduction and Technical Difficulties02:57Weather and Gardening Insights05:52The Importance of Family and Fatherhood09:01Generational Faith and Wisdom12:00The Role of Family in Discipleship14:52Wisdom vs. Intelligence17:47The Mission of the Family21:05Raising Children with Purpose23:55The Impact of Priorities on Family Dynamics27:03Conclusion and Reflections on Family Values

Summary:In this inspiring message, Pastor Mike explores the divine origins of family, the importance of spiritual consciousness, and the vital role of faith and Holy Spirit in establishing God's kingdom on earth. He emphasizes the power of family as a God idea and a foundation for overcoming cultural issues and building a legacy of faith.Key TopicsThe divine origin of family and its role in God's kingdomThe importance of spiritual consciousness and Holy Spirit in daily lifeThe impact of fathers proclaiming faith and teaching God's WordThe significance of landmarks and testimonies in faith journeyThe power of prayer, Holy Spirit, and family missions in spiritual growthSound Bites"Fathers must proclaim faith to their children.""God created man in His image to have dominion.""The devil erodes the family by distracting us."Chapters:00:00The Divine Call to Family02:47The Role of the Holy Spirit05:50The Importance of Family in God's Plan09:11Restoring Family Values12:04The Power of Generational Faith15:01The Authority of Family18:10Wisdom and Maturity in Family Life21:01The Blessings of God in Family23:54Testimonies and Landmarks of Faith27:03The Mission of Family30:01Covenant, Care, and Conversation in FamilyResourcesPsalm 78Luke 2:52

Summary:This episode explores the biblical perspective on faith, prayer, and living in alignment with God's will. It delves into stories like Noah's Ark, the significance of trusting God for rain, and practical lessons on marriage and personal growth.Key TopicsFaith and trust in God's provisionThe story of Noah's Ark and the floodThe importance of spiritual alignment in life and marriageChapters:00:00Family Dynamics and Control02:18Understanding Biblical Stories04:35The Importance of Teaching Children07:32Aligning with God's Will10:22Marriage and Alignment with God13:42Freedom and Responsibility16:32The Tests of Growing Up19:33Authority and Alignment in Life22:22Living in Alignment with God's Purpose25:12Conclusion: Embracing God's PlanResourcesThe Bible (Genesis 6-7, Exodus 13, John 17)Crazy Love by Francis ChanThe Seven Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey

SummaryIn this sermon, Mike Schneider explores the traits of a truthful marriage, emphasizing the importance of authority, ambition, anointing, and alignment. He discusses how these qualities are rooted in biblical principles and are essential for a marriage that reflects God's will and fosters spiritual growth.Key TopicsTraits of a truthful marriage: authority, ambition, anointing, alignmentThe role of faith and biblical principles in marriageHow to develop authority over flesh and self-controlThe importance of ambition for God's purposeUnderstanding and pursuing your calling (anointing)The significance of alignment with God's will in marriageChapters00:00 - Introduction to Truthful Marriage03:12 - Authority in Relationships05:56 - Ambition and Anointing08:51 - The Importance of Alignment12:08 - Living in Agreement with God15:14 - Conclusion and ReflectionResourcesHebrews 111 Corinthians 7Matthew 18:19

SummaryThis conversation explores the Biblical perspective on joy, calling, authority, and living life to its fullest through the lens of Ecclesiastes and 1 Corinthians. It emphasizes the importance of understanding one's divine calling, living in authority over the flesh, and finding joy in God's gifts.Key topicsBiblical perspective on joy and contentmentThe connection between calling and happinessAuthority over the flesh and spiritual disciplineLiving in God's gifts and accepting your lotMarriage as a reflection of divine callingChapters00:00 - Introduction and Personal Updates00:53 - Gardening and Tree Planting Adventures03:33 - Exploring Biblical Connections: Joy and Contentment06:26 - Marriage and Family Dynamics09:20 - Understanding Life's Purpose and Calling12:44 - Authority, Ambition, and Anointing in Life15:22 - The Importance of Vows and Commitment18:32 - Living with Purpose and Community Impact21:21 - Final Thoughts on Joy and Life's JourneyResourcesEcclesiastes 5:18-201 Corinthians 7:17Hebrews 11William Carey - MissionaryHudson Taylor - MissionaryGeorge Mueller - Orphanage Founder

SummaryThis sermon explores the profound connection between faith, authority, and purpose in Christian life and marriage. Pastor Mike shares personal insights and biblical teachings on how faith transforms understanding, empowers over the flesh, and aligns us with God's callingTakeawaysFaith becomes knowledge through revelation and the Holy Spirit.Authority over the flesh is essential for a healthy marriage.God's calling and anointing are crucial for fulfilling your purpose.Sound Bites"Faith becomes knowledge through revelation.""Authority over the flesh is essential for marriage.""Your life is part of God's eternal plan."Chapters00:00Introduction to 1 Corinthians 704:24Authority in Christian Marriage08:41Ambition and Anointing in Relationships12:59God's Calling and Anointing18:42Living with Purpose and AuthorityResourcesRomans 10:171 Corinthians 7John 10:18Hebrews 11John 15:16

In this episode we discuss what the meaning of the cross is. With all the catch phrases and clips out today you can hear some quotes that are not fully accurate. We break down what the cross really means and what it can do for you!

This sermon explores the profound connection between faith, the resurrection of Jesus, and our own spiritual rebirth. It emphasizes that without faith, there is no resurrection, and highlights the importance of believing in Jesus' authority and sacrifice.

Summary In this reflective solo episode, we explore the profound connection between authority, ambition, and living a life aligned with God's Word. We share personal insights on marriage, parenting, and spiritual growth, emphasizing how living in God's authority shapes our ambitions and transforms our lives.Key Topics:The relationship between authority and ambitionThe role of faith in shaping life goalsLiving in God's authority to influence marriage and familyThe importance of spiritual ambition over worldly goalsChapters:00:00 Navigating Parenthood and Personal Reflections02:27 Understanding Ambition in Marriage05:13 The Role of Authority in Ambition08:36Bringing Holiness into Marriage11:25 Ambition Beyond Self14:19 The Impact of Authority on Family Dynamics17:39 Selflessness vs. Selfishness in Relationships20:25 The True Ambition of Marriage23:22 Toxic Emotions and Their Effects on Ambition26:15 Prayer as a Tool for ChangeResources1 Corinthians 7 (NLT)

SummaryThis sermon explores the foundational principles of Christian marriage, emphasizing authority, ambition, and the calling (anointing) on our lives. It highlights how living in God's authority shapes our ambitions and sanctifies our homes, impacting our families and communities.KeywordsChristian marriage, authority, ambition, sanctification, spiritual leadership, biblical principles, family, faith, God's Word, spiritual authorityKey TopicsAuthority in marriage and lifeThe role of ambition in spiritual growthSanctification of the family through God's WordLiving in God's authority to influence your environmentThe importance of purpose and calling in marriageSound Bites"The church must speak into this culture.""Authority determines ambition in our lives.""Bringing God's Word sanctifies your home."Chapters00:00 - Introduction to Marriage and Authority03:03 - The Importance of Authority in Marriage05:55 - Ambition in Christian Marriage08:56 - Understanding Sanctification and Authority12:05 - The Role of Ambition in Family Dynamics14:58 - Living with Authority and Ambition18:10 - The Impact of Authority on Life's Ambitions21:00 - Conclusion and Reflection on Authority and AmbitionResources1 Corinthians 7Philippians 2:2-3Mark 1:22Luke 4:36John 10:38Matthew 28:18

Summary:This episode explores the true meaning of masculinity, the importance of responsibility, and the biblical foundation of marriage. The discussion emphasizes how losing our voice and values impacts society and personal relationships, highlighting the role of self-control, authority, and God's design in marriage.Key TopicsMasculinity and responsibilityThe importance of voice and values in societyBiblical principles of marriage and authorityChapters00:00Exploring Masculinity and Hobbies04:54The Importance of Values in Marriage10:41Authority and Self-Control in Relationships17:32The Reflection of Marriage in God's DesignResourcesRomans 11 Corinthians 7Ephesians 5

The Power of Authority in Marriage: A Biblical PerspectiveSummary:This sermon explores the biblical perspective on marriage, authority, and cultural influence, emphasizing the importance of the church speaking into societal issues like sexuality and family values. It highlights how understanding authority and pride can transform relationships and societal norms.Sound Bites"Conflict reveals your true character.""You have the authority to lay your life down.""Address offenses by understanding their root."Chapters00:00The Church's Voice in Culture02:42Understanding Authority in Marriage05:14The Role of Authority and Submission08:05Toxic Emotions and Terminal Ambitions10:30Conflict and Character in Relationships13:33Living in Authority and Self-Control16:46Acting on Authority in Relationships19:35The Importance of Valuing and Being ValuedScripture References 1 Corinthians 7John 5John 10Romans 6Ephesians 3:8-12Ephesians 2:6

In this special episode we sit at the table with Charlie Easton to share his life story and how God made His way into Charlie's life.From growing up with a religion to forming a relationship with Jesus

Summary:In this insightful discussion, we explore the spiritual dimensions of marriage, the importance of values, and how living in a fog of confusion can distort our understanding of relationships. We emphasizes the power of God's Word to bring clarity and transformation, especially in areas like marriage and sexual morality.Keywords:Marriage, Spirituality, Values, Fog, God's Word, Sexual Morality, Christian Life, Biblical Principles, Relationships, FaithKey Topics:The spiritual dimension of marriage and sexualityHow fog and confusion distort our perception of realityThe importance of biblical values and speaking truthThe role of God's Word as landmarks for life and relationshipsThe connection between sexual morality and spiritual healthTakeaways:Living in the fog of life can lead to imagination and confusion, but God's Word provides landmarks of truth.Values are owned in the heart and spoken with authority; losing values leads to losing voice.Marriage is a spiritual orchard where sexual intimacy is designed for attachment and spiritual unity.Sexual morality is deeply spiritual, affecting the spirit and the temple of the Holy Spirit.Clarity comes from admitting what is true and aligning with God's Word.The 3 Dimensions of Marriage: Spiritual, Emotional, SexualLiving in the Fog: How Truth Clears the Way in RelationshipsSound Bites:"The power of God is in the Word of God.""Your body is the house of your spirit.""Landmarks of truth guide us in life."Chapters:00:00 Introduction and Personal Anecdotes02:26 The Fog of Life and Imagination04:20 Speaking into Culture and the Power of God's Word06:48 The Challenges of the Church and Disillusionment08:54 The Biblical View of Marriage and Sexuality12:41 Losing Values and the Voice of Truth16:03 The Spiritual and Sexual Dimensions of Marriage20:23 The Power of Living in Revelation, Not Imagination26:12 Admitting the Truth and Healing the House30:02 Landmarks of Truth and Living in the WordResources:The Bible (NLT)Paul's Letters to the Corinthians God's Word and Marriage

Summary:In this conversation, we delve into the themes of grace, self-righteousness, and the importance of receiving God's love as illustrated through the parable of the Prodigal Son. We discuss the concept of gatekeepers within the church, the significance of humility, and how attitudes shape character. The dialogue emphasizes that true acceptance and love come from understanding and valuing God's grace, rather than adhering to rigid rules or traditions.Takeaways:The Prodigal Son's journey illustrates the importance of humility and repentance.Gatekeepers in the church can hinder true acceptance of God's grace.Self-righteousness can blind individuals to their own shortcomings.Receiving God's love requires acknowledging one's need for grace.Faith is essential for spiritual growth and understanding.Character is shaped by the attitudes we cultivate in our hearts.True love and acceptance come from valuing God's Word.Humility is necessary to receive the blessings of God.The roots of faith must be nurtured to produce new life.It's not about merit; it's about grace.Chapters:00:00 Introduction and Context Setting05:50 Understanding Self-Righteousness and Humility11:53 The Role of Humility in Faith17:55 Revelation vs. Knowledge in Faith23:56 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Summary:In this conversation, we delve into the themes of grace, repentance, and the importance of preparing one's heart to receive God's word. We discusses the analogy of seed and soil, emphasizing the need for humility and the role of community in spiritual growth. The discussion also touches on the Prodigal Son as a lesson in humility and the necessity of receiving truth to cultivate a fruitful life. Ultimately, the conversation encourages listeners to fall in love with God's word as a means of transforming their hearts and lives.Takeaways:Grace is the undeserved, unreserved love of God.Repentance is essential for receiving grace.The heart must be prepared to receive God's word.Humility before God prevents humiliation by the enemy.The Prodigal Son illustrates the journey of humility and redemption.Weeds of the world will take over if we don't receive God's word.The orchard represents the community that nurtures growth.Cultivating the heart requires weeding out negative influences.God's word can smash the rocks of bad experiences.Falling in love with God's word leads to a deeper relationship with Him.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Pre-Show Chatter02:04 Exploring Grace and Repentance08:01 The Seed and the Soil: Preparing the Heart13:52 The Importance of Humility in Receiving Grace20:03 The Prodigal Son: A Lesson in Humility and Restoration26:04 The Unseen Work of the Seed in Our Lives32:11 Cultivating the Orchard: The Role of Community in Growth

In this conversation we explore the metaphor of the seed in relation to the church and the Christian life. We discuss the importance of receiving the seed, which represents the Word of God, and how it must be cultivated in one's heart to produce spiritual growth. The conversation delves into themes of judgment, conviction, love, and humility, emphasizing that true faith requires action and a personal relationship with Jesus. The discussion also touches on the dangers of offering a 'seedless' gospel that lacks the transformative power of the Word.takeawaysThe seed represents the truth and Word of God.People often discard the seed of the gospel.The condition of the heart affects how the seed grows.Receiving the seed requires personal commitment.Faith without works is meaningless according to James.Humility is essential in receiving the Word.Love for God and His Word leads to spiritual growth.The church must focus on sowing seeds, not just selling oranges.True Christian life involves messy growth and challenges.The seed of God's Word is powerful and transformative.

SummaryIn this conversation, we discusses the themes of Grace, Humility, and the role of the church in spiritual growth. We uses the movie 'The Resurrection of Gavin Stone' as a starting point to explore the importance of genuine faith and the dangers of superficiality in church culture. The discussion transitions into the metaphor of selling oranges versus planting orchards, emphasizing the need for humility and repentance in the Christian journey. The conversation culminates in a call to evangelism, highlighting the necessity of sowing seeds of faith in people's hearts to foster true spiritual growth.Takeaways:Everyone has a seat at God's table, regardless of their past.Churches often sell superficial solutions instead of nurturing genuine faith.Humility is essential for true repentance and spiritual growth.Grace without repentance is like a seedless orange.The church should focus on planting orchards, not just selling fruit.Metrics in the church should measure spiritual growth, not just attendance.Being kind is good, but sharing the gospel is essential.The seed of God's word must be received to produce life.Living in revelation is more important than mere knowledge of scripture."Humility is just critical.""You have to receive it yourself.""The seed can lead to a revelation."Chapters:01:54 Understanding the Church's Role: Selling Oranges vs. Planting Orchards06:06 The Importance of Humility in Faith11:48 The Seedless Orange: Grace Without Repentance17:53 Sowing Orchards: The Call to Evangelism and DiscipleshipKeywords:grace, humility, church culture, evangelism, repentance, faith, gospel, discipleship, spiritual growth, community service

In this episode, we discusses the metaphor of two trees to explore themes of spiritual growth, the importance of planting seeds of faith, and the need for humility in the church. We contrasts the idea of selling oranges—representing superficial church experiences—with the deeper call to cultivate orchards, which symbolizes nurturing genuine faith and discipleship. The conversation emphasizes the significance of understanding the human heart as soil for God's word and the necessity of true belief and repentance in spiritual growth.