Living Hope Church Podcast

Listen to sermons from Pastor Phil Steiger and others from Living Hope Church in Colorado Springs.

Living Hope Church Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Living Hope Church, with 413 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.

Living Hope Church hosts Living Hope Church Podcast, a religion show with 413 episodes published.

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  Romans 13:11-14c

  Sep 13, 202645 min

  Romans 13:11-14 delivers a clear and urgent call to every believer: wake up, cast off sin, and put on Christ. Paul uses the imagery of removing a burning jacket to describe how seriously we should treat sin in our lives. Sin is not passive. It creeps, it corrodes, and it becomes a master over anyone who tolerates it. The good news is that repentance is not just turning away from something. It is turning toward Someone far greater. Putting on Christ means actively clothing ourselves in compassion, humility, patience, and love. The Holy Spirit empowers this transformation from the inside out. We are not left to fight alone.

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  Romans 13.8-14b

  Sep 6, 202643 min

  Biblical love is not sentimental or passive. It is active, transforming, and grounded in the character of God Himself. Romans 13 makes clear that genuine love does no wrong to a neighbor, and that this kind of love actually fulfills the entire law. Paul also calls believers to wake up, recognizing that we are living in a decisive moment in history. The return of Christ is drawing closer, and that reality should shape how we live every single day. We are called to cast off the works of darkness, put on Christ, and walk in the light. Love your neighbor the way Christ has loved you.

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  Romans 13:8-14a

  Aug 30, 202639 min

  Love is one of the most talked-about topics in the world, yet the version most people know is shallow and built on feelings and affirmation. Biblical love is something far deeper. It is rooted in the character of God Himself and defined not by emotions but by the person and work of Jesus Christ. God demonstrated the true meaning of love by sending His Son to die for sinners, even while they were still His enemies. This kind of love does not erase the law or affirm everything without condition. It fulfills the law, hates what is wrong, and rejoices in truth. Real love is patient, kind, selfless, and willing to sacrifice, and it grows in believers as the Holy Spirit works in them over time.

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  Romans 13:1-7b

  Aug 23, 202645 min

  God has established governing authorities for His purposes, and Christians have a real role to play within that order. Romans 13 gives two reasons for submitting to authority: the external reality of God's wrath against sin, and the internal motivation of a transformed conscience shaped by love for Christ. Even corrupt or unjust leaders are not outside God's sovereign control, as Scripture shows repeatedly through figures like Nebuchadnezzar, whom God used to accomplish His will. When governments command what God forbids, Christians obey God rather than men, just as Daniel, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego did. Rather than retreating from culture, followers of Jesus are called to be salt and light, stepping into the gaps that broken institutions leave behind. The church is the one organization entrusted by God to carry the virtues of Christ into the world, and that calling demands engagement, not silence.

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  Romans 13:1-7

  Aug 16, 202643 min

  Government is not separate from God's design. It is one of three institutions He established for human life, alongside the family and the church. Romans 13 makes clear that governing authorities exist under God's sovereignty and are meant to serve as His instruments for justice and order. Christians are called to live lives of genuine virtue, not merely legal compliance, and to pray for those in authority over them. Because God has entrusted justice to governing authorities and will ultimately settle all accounts Himself, Christians are freed from personal vengeance and empowered to forgive. Every human being bears the image of God, and that truth is the foundation for why every life has infinite value. The church is not a bystander in civilization. It is one of the most essential forces for good the world has ever known.

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