Hosted by Kirt Anderson · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 391 episodes
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Naples Community Church weekly podcast of our weekly sermon by Pastor Kirt Anderson. We are 'A loving people striving to live God's love in Christ'. Give us a listen, or worship with us in Naples each Sunday at 10:00 a.m. or visit us at www.naplescommunitychurch.org for more information.
Kirt Anderson hosts Naples Community Church's Podcast, a religion show with 391 episodes published.
Have you ever started something with the best intentions, only to run out of steam? In this message, Pastor Dan Edmondson digs into 2 Thessalonians 3:13, where the apostle Paul gives a short but powerful charge to the ch
On Father's Day, Pastor Kirt Anderson draws from Isaiah 63 to explore one of the most personal questions in the Bible: where is God when His people are suffering? The people of Israel, exiled in Babylon for nearly 70 yea
What does it actually mean that "Christ died for sinners"? In this message from Romans 5, Pastor Kirt Anderson works through one of the most challenging and comforting passages in all of Scripture. He addresses the wrath
What do Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego have in common with a 19-year-old soldier who dove on a grenade in Vietnam? In this Memorial Day message, Pastor Kirt Anderson draws a powerful line between the courage of America'
Have you ever felt like no matter how hard you try, you just can never quite measure up to God's love? In this message from Isaiah chapter 6, Pastor Dan Edmondson walks through the moment when the prophet Isaiah found hi
This Mother's Day, Pastor Kirt Anderson brought a message rooted in the often-overlooked story of Hagar, an Egyptian slave woman who encountered God in the wilderness not once, but twice. The message reminds us that God
On the road to Emmaus, two grieving followers of Jesus walked away from Jerusalem with shattered hopes, certain the story was over. Pastor Kirt Anderson unpacks this resurrection account from Luke 24 to show that Christ
In this message, Pastor Kirt Anderson works through 1 Corinthians 15, the oldest written record of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, to ask a question most of us would rather not think about: what actually happens after
Peter denied Jesus three times, yet after the resurrection, Jesus went looking for him. He made breakfast on the shore, sat with Peter, and asked a simple question three times: "Do you love me?" In this message from John
What does a good church leader actually do? In this message, Pastor Dan Edmondson preaches from Hebrews 13:17-21 and gives an honest, personal look at the work of pastoral care, including late-night hospital runs, hospic
On Easter Sunday, Pastor Kirt Anderson preaches from Luke 24 and asks one of the most important questions anyone can wrestle with: did Jesus actually rise from the dead, and does it matter? He walks through the morning o
On Palm Sunday, the crowds welcomed Jesus into Jerusalem expecting a political liberator who would overthrow Roman rule and restore Israel's independence. Jesus had something entirely different in mind, and it cost him e
In Luke 19, a despised tax collector named Zacchaeus climbs a tree — not to ask Jesus for anything, but simply to catch a glimpse of Him. Pastor Kirt Anderson uses this familiar story to draw a sharp contrast between tho
In a world where digital filters and "blended reality" make it increasingly difficult to distinguish fact from fiction, Dr. Corbin Hoornbeek explores the unchanging truths of the Christian faith. Drawing from the opening
Through the familiar story of the Good Samaritan, this message reminds us that loving our neighbor is more than a concept—it’s a calling. Jesus challenges the temptation to justify ourselves while ignoring the suffering
In a world where tragedy, sickness, and injustice often make us ask “why,” Jesus reminds us in Luke 13 that suffering is not a simple cause-and-effect result of personal sin, but a reality of living in a fallen world. Ra
This week’s message reminded us that there’s a deeper reality to our lives and faith—one that’s rooted in communion with God through prayer. In Luke 11, the disciples ask Jesus to teach them to pray, and He gives both a
Continuing through the Gospel of Luke, this message explores the remarkable faith of the Roman centurion who trusted that Jesus could heal with “just a word.” In a world divided by power, politics, and social barriers, h
This message explores Jesus’ authority to heal, forgive, and redefine what it truly means to be holy, drawing from moments in Luke where He heals a leper, forgives and restores a paralyzed man, and challenges rigid Sabba
This week’s message reflects on Jesus’ return from temptation, His rejection in His hometown of Nazareth, and His continued ministry of healing and authority in Galilee. Though fully divine, Jesus was not immune to human
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Naples Community Church's Podcast is hosted by Kirt Anderson. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 391 episodes.
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