Celebration Church of Fairhope's Podcast

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Celebration Church of Fairhope's Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Celebration Church Fairhope, with 100 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Look And Live

  Aug 17, 202636 min

  We explore the encounter between Jesus and Nicodemus in John 3:1–17 and discover the difference between religion and genuine spiritual transformation. Nicodemus had knowledge, morality, discipline, position, and religious reputation, yet Jesus told him, "You must be born again." This message explains why good behavior, religious activity, and human effort cannot produce spiritual life, and why salvation is something we receive through faith in Jesus rather than something we earn. Through Jesus' conversation with Nicodemus, the story of the bronze serpent, and the message of John 3:16, we are reminded that Jesus didn't come simply to make bad people better—He came to make dead people alive.

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  Love Interrupts

  Aug 11, 202637 min

  In the parable of the Good Samaritan, Jesus challenges us to stop asking who qualifies as our neighbor and instead become a neighbor to anyone who needs mercy. While a priest and Levite saw a wounded man and continued walking, a Samaritan allowed compassion to interrupt his journey, used what he had, paid the cost, and cared for someone who could give him nothing in return. This message reminds us that biblical love gets involved, love costs something, and love has the power to change lives.

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  Don't Quit in the Storm

  Aug 3, 202635 min

  After feeding the five thousand, Jesus intentionally sent His disciples into a storm—not to harm them, but to deepen their understanding of who He is. As they struggled through the darkest part of the night, Jesus saw every stroke of the oar, walked toward them on the very waves they feared, and revealed His glory in the middle of their struggle. This message reminds us that obedience does not exempt us from storms, but it does guarantee the presence of the One who rules over them.

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  Don't Fight Like Everyone Else

  Jul 27, 202646 min

  In this message, "The Champion," we examine one of the Bible's most familiar stories—David and Goliath—and discover that it is about far more than defeating personal giants. As Goliath challenged the armies of Israel, fear paralyzed God's people until an unlikely shepherd stepped forward in faith. This sermon explores David's private preparation, his refusal to be discouraged by criticism, his confidence in God's past faithfulness, and his commitment to fighting for the glory of God's name. Most importantly, it reveals how David points us to Jesus Christ, the greater Champion who defeated sin, death, Satan, and condemnation on our behalf. Learn how to overcome fear, trust God's preparation, fight spiritual battles God's way, and live with confidence in the victory Christ has already secured.

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  What's Weighing You Down?

  Jul 19, 202647 min

  Saul's story reminds us that transformation doesn't automatically remove the baggage we've carried for years. Though God changed Saul's heart and anointed him as king, he still hid among the baggage of fear, insecurity, pride, and the approval of people. In contrast, David left his baggage with the baggage keeper before running toward God's calling. This message challenges us to stop carrying the burdens of our past and trust Jesus, the true Baggage Keeper, who invites us to lay down every weight so we can walk freely into the purpose He has prepared for us.

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