Islands Christian Church Podcast

Weekly Bible teaching and encouragement from Pastor Stephen Saxton at Islands Christian Church in Savannah, GA, helping people follow Jesus and find real hope. Each episode shares the truth of God’s Word in a way that’s clear, hopeful, and rooted in Scripture, inviting listeners to grow in faith, experience God’s peace, and connect more deeply with Him and others.

Islands Christian Church Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Islands Christian Church, with 150 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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  Episode #32

  I Can't Do This on My Own

  Aug 26, 202635 minS5

  Have you ever reached the point where you realized, I can’t do this on my own? In part three of Finding Your Way Back to God , we continue through Jesus’ story of the lost son in Luke 15 and discover another important awakening on the journey home: recognizing that we need help. The son had tried to fix his situation himself, but eventually he had to get up and return to his father. You do not have to have everything figured out before you come home. Sometimes the first step is simply admitting, God, I need help. I believe You are good, and I trust You with what comes next. Scripture: Luke 15:17–20 Series: Finding Your Way Back to God Islands Christian Church | Savannah, Georgia

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  Episode #31

  I Wish I Could Start Over

  Aug 20, 202634 minS5

  Have you ever looked back at a decision, a relationship, or something you said and thought, I wish I could start over? In the second message of our Finding Your Way Back to God series, we continue through Jesus’ story of the lost son in Luke 15. When the younger son finally comes to his senses, regret helps him see clearly where he is, how he got there, and where he needs to go next. Regret does not have to keep us trapped in the past. God can use it as a gift of grace that leads us to repentance and moves us back toward Him. We cannot change what we have already done, but because of Jesus, the way home is always open. Scripture: Luke 15:11–18; 2 Corinthians 7:8–10 Series: Finding Your Way Back to God Islands Christian Church | Savannah, Georgia

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  Episode #30

  There Has Got to Be More

  Aug 13, 202634 minS5

  Have you ever looked at your life—even a good life—and wondered, Is this really all there is? In the first message of our Finding Your Way Back to God series, we begin walking through Jesus’ story of the lost son in Luke 15. Like the son who left his father’s home searching for something more, we can slowly wander from God without even realizing how far we have drifted. Sometimes that wandering leads to obvious brokenness. Other times, life may still look successful and comfortable on the outside, while something inside us quietly says, There has got to be more. The things we achieve, accumulate, and enjoy were never meant to carry the full weight of our identity and purpose. That sense of emptiness may actually be a gift of grace—an invitation to recognize what cannot satisfy us and begin finding our way home. No matter how far we have wandered, Jesus welcomes wanderers, and the Father is still calling us back. Scripture: Luke 15:1–2, 11–14 Series: Finding Your Way Back to God Islands Christian Church | Savannah, Georgia

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  Episode #29

  Why the Church Is Worth It

  Aug 5, 202638 minS5

  This week's message wraps up our Life Together series by exploring why meaningful Christian community is worth the effort. Looking at Colossians 1:24–2:5, Pastor Stephen reminds us that the church is far more than a place we attend—it's the body of Christ, where we grow together, encourage one another, and help each other mature in faith. Paul's example challenges us to see church differently. He willingly endured hardship because Christ is worth it, people are worth it, and the church is worth it . While life together can be difficult, God doesn't call us to build community in our own strength. He supplies the grace and power we need to love, serve, and remain faithful to one another. Whether you've been following Jesus for years or are just beginning your faith journey, this message is an invitation to move beyond simply attending church and embrace the life God designed His people to share together. Scripture: Colossians 1:24–2:5 Series: Life Together (Part 4) ️ Speaker: Stephen Saxton Church: Islands Christian Church | Savannah, GA ❤️ Key Theme: Life together requires intentional effort, but because Christ, His people, and His church are worth it, God gives us the strength to faithfully invest in one another.

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  Episode #28

  Learning to Pray

  Jul 28, 202638 minS5

  Prayer can often feel intimidating. We wonder if we're saying the right words, praying long enough, or doing it the "right" way. But what if prayer isn't about mastering a skill at all? What if it's about growing a relationship? In this message, we discover that prayer is one of the greatest gifts God has given His church—not just for our own spiritual growth, but for carrying one another through life. Looking at Paul's prayers for the early church, we're challenged to move beyond routine prayers and become people who faithfully lift others before God. Whether you've been praying for years or don't know where to begin, this practical message explores eight biblical expressions of prayer—including praise, confession, intercession, thanksgiving, meditation, and listening—and reminds us that God isn't looking for perfect words. He's inviting us into His presence. Scripture: Ephesians 1:15–23, Colossians 1:3–14 Series: Life Together ️ Speaker: John Lamaison Church: Islands Christian Church | Savannah, GA ❤️ Key Theme: Prayer isn't a performance to perfect—it's a relationship that deepens as we carry one another to God.

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