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Black Hills Cowboy Church hosts Conversations in the Barn, a religion show with 183 episodes published.
What does it look like to stay on the right road in our faith journey? In this episode, we continue through Colossians 2 as Paul warns believers about the wrong turns that can quietly pull us away from the truth of Jesus
Receiving Christ isn't a parking spot. It's a merging lane." That's the line from Pastor Isaac's sermon this week that Rachel couldn't shake, mostly because she'd spent the summer proving it true in her own life, without
What does it really mean to receive Christ Jesus as Lord? In this episode, we take a closer look at one of the most foundational phrases in the Christian life. Paul doesn't casually call Him "Christ Jesus, Lord." Each ti
This week Pastor Isaac walked us through three goals Paul lays out for the church in Colossae: encouraged hearts, complete understanding, and unity in love. The first two are worth sitting with. The third one has been co
What if the priorities of a small, struggling church nearly 2,000 years ago are exactly what we need today? In this episode, we continue our study through Colossians, where Paul lays out three goals for believers in Colo
Paul writes from a prison cell: "Now I rejoice in what I am suffering for you." That's either the bravest sentence in the New Testament, or a script we've been handing hurting people for centuries. This week we sit with
Can suffering actually have a purpose? In this episode, we explore one of the most challenging passages in Colossians, where the Apostle Paul writes from prison and makes a startling statement: he rejoices in his sufferi
Who is Jesus? It may be the most important question we will ever answer. In this episode, we explore one of the most powerful passages in Colossians, where Paul presents Jesus Christ as far more than a teacher, prophet,
What does it mean to be truly wealthy? In this sermon, we explore Colossians 1: 12- 14 and discover a kind of wealth that cannot be measured by bank accounts, possessions, or earthly success. Paul reminds us that God has
What is a Christian's responsibility when it comes to their country? In this episode, we explore Paul's instruction in 1 Timothy 2 and the challenge to pray for those in authority. In a world filled with political tensio
Have you ever known a lot about God but realized you didn't really know Him? In this episode of Conversations in the Barn, Rachel shares a conversation she still thinks about — a night after church with two friends when
What if accepting Christ is not the finish line, but the beginning of the journey? In this episode, we explore Paul's prayer for the Colossae believers and discover God's desire not only to save us, but to transform us.
Not everything handed down from one generation to the next is worth keeping. Some families pass down strong faith. Others pass down silence, patterns, or pain that echoes for years. Most of us inherit a mixture of both.
What does it take to pass faith from one generation to the next? In this Father's Day message, we explore Deuteronomy 6 and God's vision for generational faith. The passage paints a picture that reaches beyond ourselves
We assume faith comes first and hope follows as a kind of bonus. Paul flips that order in Colossians 1: our faith and love actually grow out of hope, a settled confidence that God hasn't finished His work in us yet. In t
What if faith and love aren't the starting point of the Christian life? In this episode, we explore Paul's words in Colossians 1 and discover a surprising truth: faith and love grow out of hope. Not the kind of hope that
What would change if gratitude became your first response instead of your last? As we begin our study through the book of Colossians, we discover Paul's remarkable habit of leading with thanksgiving. Writing from prison
Why do people wander from faith, community, and the life God intends for them? In this episode of Conversations in the Barn , we explore James 5:19-20 and the image of wandering livestock that sits behind James' final ch
Wandering comes naturally, to cattle, sheep, and people. In this message from James 5:19-20, we're reminded that spiritual drifting is a reality for all of us. Sometimes we get distracted by good things instead of the be
What makes prayer powerful? In this episode of Conversations in the Barn, we take a look at James 5 and the surprising example James uses to teach us about effective prayer: Elijah. Elijah called down fire from heaven, p
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Conversations in the Barn is hosted by Black Hills Cowboy Church. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 183 episodes.
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