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Hosted by Andrew Kulasingham · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 107 episodes
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Doing Faith is a podcast by Ps Andrew Kulasingham. Drawing from his own spiritual journey and years of ministry as a Pastor and Bible teacher, Andrew brings a reflection from Scripture challenging us to put our faith into action in our daily lives. We can’t do faith alone. Andrew invites us to do faith together.
Andrew Kulasingham hosts Doing Faith with Andrew Kulasingham, a religion show with 107 episodes published.
In this message, Pastor Andrew explores three passages of Scripture showing three powerful movements: the Branch, the Fire, and the Fruit. Beginning with Isaiah's prophecy of hope sprouting from Jesse's stump, we see how
Why do some believers struggle to see God’s promises at work in their lives? In this episode, Ps Andrew Kulasingham explores 2 Corinthians 1:15–20 where Paul shows us the difference between drifting intentions and Spirit
Why are kingdoms in conflict? Because you are a kingdom, and so is everyone else. Whatever you truly have a say over is your domain. The problem? Our kingdoms often clash with each other... and with God's. In this sermon
Drawing form Mark's narrative of Jesus calming the storm, Pastor Andrew Kulasingham delves into the essence of Biblical peace. He offers guidance on navigating the storms of life, steering clear of the external turmoil t
In this message, Ps Andrew Kulasingham encourages us to forget the past to embrace God’s plan for our future. Exhorting us from the words of the prophet Isaiah, he stresses that the command to forget the former things is
In this sermon, Ps Andrew Kulasingham looks at the story of the rich young ruler in Luke’s Gospel. His extreme wealth was his superpower. All of us have something we cling on to as our superpower. It could be our jobs, o
The Christmas story is a messy one. The Bible doesn’t shy away from the messiness of the Christmas narrative. Life is messy on this side of eternity, and the Christmas story reflects that messiness. In this sermon, Pasto
Faith sees beyond the visible into the realities which are in the unseen Divine realm. There is a source of evidence that is separate from what is visible to the naked eye. We know that in the natural seeing is believing
After an earthquake it is critical that we check if the foundations of a building is compromised. If so we strengthen the foundations. We need to do the same when we experience a shaking in life too. In this message, Ps
The message of the resurrection is not logical but it is true. We are called to believe in the Easter message. However believing that Jesus is risen is not enough. Ps Andrew Kulasingham brings an Easter message challengi
Have you ever had one of your electronic devices undergo a factory reset. It’s hard reset where the device is restored back to it’s original settings. The implications of a factory reset is, all information on that devic
The apostle John indicts the world of rejecting the Christ when He first appeared. The most severe indictment was reserved for God’s people. “He came to His own, and His own did not receive Him.” In this week’s message P
What does a christian look like? Can someone recognise a christian if they saw them in the street? In this message Rhena Kulasingham shows us through the life of Jesus in the Gospels how a christian should live their eve
The most arrogant thing we humans do is to have the audacity to ask the question – where is God when bad things happen? Bad things happen because we do it to each other. Then we ask where is God? When faced with a crisis
In every church there are two groups of christians. Those who gather and those who are pursuing God. There are the crowds who gather every Sunday, then there are disciples who are chasing after more of God. In this sermo
The church is a community that is gated and shepherded. It should be a place you feel safe and secure in your journey with God. In this message Ps Andrew Kulasingham shows us how we can build and maintain that safe commu
How seriously do we take the words of our Lord Jesus Christ? In Hebrews 2:1-4 the author of Hebrews gives a warning about taking the message of Christ lightly. The danger is that we will drift away. In this message Ps An
Jesus taught us to be childlike in our relationship with God. The biggest challenge we have in our relationship with God is how to relate to Him as a toddler relates to their father. Most of the time we relate to God as
Albert Einstein said, “Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.” There are two movements Jesus spoke of that keeps a believer living a balanced life. In this message Ps Andrew Kulasingha
Throughout Biblical history, God’s people have always shown signs of being self absorbed. Nothing has changed. The church today is equally preoccupied with ourselves and tend to relate to God on our own terms. This “God
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Doing Faith with Andrew Kulasingham is hosted by Andrew Kulasingham. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 107 episodes.
Doing Faith with Andrew Kulasingham has published 107 episodes.
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