Celina First Church Sermon Podcast

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Celina First Church Sermon Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Celina First Church of God, 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.

Celina First Church of God hosts Celina First Church Sermon Podcast, a religion show with 100 episodes published.

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  Episode #310

  Trust, Wait, & Worship

  Aug 30, 202632 min

  In this message, Trust, Wait, Worship, Pastor Craig looks at what it means to trust God when we cannot see the plan, wait when His timing does not match ours, and continue to worship even when the answer has not yet come. Drawing from Proverbs 3 and Habakkuk 3, we are reminded that faith is not having every detail figured out. It is trusting the character of God one step at a time. And when life leaves us saying, “I do not understand,” faith gives us another word to hold onto: yet. Yet I will rejoice in the Lord. If you are in a season of uncertainty, waiting, or unanswered prayer, this message is a reminder to keep trusting, keep waiting, and keep worshiping.

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  Episode #309

  Tent Service Inside: 110 Years of God's Faithfulness

  Aug 26, 202626 min

  This week at Celina First, we celebrated 110 years of God’s faithfulness. The weather may have moved us indoors, but it didn’t change what we came together to celebrate. We worshiped, witnessed baptisms, and reflected on the generations of faithful men and women who have carried the Gospel before us. In this message, Pastor Craig looks at what it means to receive the baton, run your race faithfully, and hand it off well to those coming behind you. God has been faithful for 110 years, and the question for each of us is simple: What will we do with the part of the race He has entrusted to us?

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  Episode #308

  The Book of Romans 8:1-17

  Aug 16, 202631 min

  In Romans 8:1–17, Paul shows us what life looks like for those who belong to Christ. We are not only forgiven and freed from condemnation, we are adopted into God’s family and given the Holy Spirit. In this message, Pastor Craig looks at how the Spirit marks us as God’s children, begins changing our desires, gives us strength to put sin to death, and leads us toward true life and peace. Walking in the Spirit does not mean life becomes easy, but it does mean we never walk alone.

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  Episode #307

  The Book of Romans 8:1-4

  Aug 9, 202632 min

  In Romans 7, Paul ends with a desperate question: “Who will rescue me?” Romans 8 answers with one of the clearest declarations of the gospel: “There is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” In this message, Pastor Craig looks at the difference between conviction and condemnation, why Christians sometimes put the chains of shame back on themselves, and why our confidence does not rest in what we have done, but in what God did through Jesus Christ. If you have ever struggled to believe that grace is really for you, this message is a reminder that in Christ, the chains are off and you are free to walk in the Spirit.

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  Episode #306

  The Book of Romans Chapter 7

  Aug 2, 202623 min

  In Romans 7, Paul addresses an important question for Jewish believers: If salvation comes through grace, what do we do with the law? Paul makes it clear that the law is not sinful. The law is holy, righteous, and good. It reveals what holiness looks like and exposes the sin already present within us. But knowing what is right does not always give us the power to do what is right. As Paul honestly admits, “What I want to do I do not do, but what I hate I do.” The law can reveal our sin, but it cannot rescue us from it. Rules, knowledge, discipline, and willpower cannot transform a sinful heart. That is why Paul cries out, “What a wretched man I am! Who will rescue me from this body that is subject to death?” The answer is not greater effort, but a greater Savior. “Thanks be to God, who delivers me through Jesus Christ our Lord!” Through Christ, we have been released from the law as the means of becoming righteous before God. We now belong to Jesus, serve in the new way of the Spirit, and depend on His grace. The law can reveal our guilt, but Jesus bore our guilt. The law can show us our need, but Jesus alone can rescue us.

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