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Hosted by Pea Ridge Baptist Church · EN · 318 episodes
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Located in Huntington, West Virginia, this community of restored hearts, renewed relationships and revived compassion looks to the Bible to learn and follow the way of Jesus.
Pea Ridge Baptist Church hosts Pea Ridge Audio Podcast, a religion show with 318 episodes published.
The wilderness is not the end of the story. After nine weeks exploring this biblical theme, one truth keeps rising to the surface: even in the hardest seasons, God's rest is still available to us today. The author of Heb
The Bread of Life explores the miracle of Jesus feeding the five thousand (Mark 6:30–44) alongside His declaration, "I am the Bread of Life" (John 6:47–71). Jesus not only meets our physical needs but also offers Himself
Jesus showed us in the wilderness how to face temptation: answer with God’s Word and trust Him (Matthew 4:1–11). This week, choose one situation to respond like Jesus—with truth, grace, and obedience.
When life gets comfortable, we tend to forget the wilderness. We forget the hard seasons where God met us, provided for us, and taught us to trust Him completely. But those wilderness moments were never meant to be erase
Three days without water. Hunger in the wilderness. Fear gripping hearts that had just witnessed the Red Sea part. The Israelites faced a critical choice: grumble in fear or trust in faith. God wasn't punishing them with
Ever wonder why God meets us in our most barren moments? From Hagar's desperate flight to Moses at the burning bush, Scripture reveals a stunning pattern: God doesn't avoid the wilderness. He uses it. Moses fled Egypt as
We've all been there—trying to take control instead of trusting God's plan. We chase after things we think will save us, only to sacrifice the very promises God has waiting for us. Our faithlessness meets His unwavering
Before God spoke light into existence, the earth was formless, empty, a wasteland. Yet even in that wilderness, the Spirit of God was hovering, working, creating. He transformed the barren into a beautiful garden, placin
When someone truly cares about you—not for what you can do for them, but for YOU—it changes everything. This is what Paul experienced when the Philippian church reached out to him in prison. His response? "I rejoiced in
Peace is not the absence of conflict; it is the presence of God. But how do we experience that truth when disagreements threaten our relationships? Paul's letter to the Philippians reminds us that unity within the church
What fuels your pursuit of Jesus? Paul reminds us in Philippians 3:12 that following Christ is like running a race—not for perfection, but for progress. We press on, not because we have to prove ourselves, but because Ch
Before Paul met Jesus, he thought he was walking in the light. He treasured his heritage, his knowledge, his righteousness. He was so convinced he was right that he persecuted Christians, believing God needed him to puri
Who can you count on? More importantly, who can count on YOU? In Philippians 2, Paul highlights two remarkable men: Timothy and Epaphroditus. These weren't perfect people, but they were proven. Timothy genuinely cared ab
What if the path to unity in our churches isn't found in trying harder, but in looking more closely at Jesus? Paul's letter to the Philippians reveals a powerful truth: when we have encouragement in Christ, the comfort o
What does it mean to truly live for Christ? Paul wrote from prison with a powerful declaration: "For me to live is Christ and to die is gain." His circumstances didn't shake his joy because his identity wasn't rooted in
What if your greatest struggle became your most powerful testimony? Paul wrote to the Philippians from prison, yet joy overflows in every verse. His secret? A Christ-centered mind and a servant's heart. He didn't chase h
What is holding you captive today? Fear? Guilt? A hurt from the past? You're not alone, and you don't have to stay trapped. Jesus declared in Luke 4:18-19 that He came "to proclaim release to the captives and set free th
We all experience brokenness - in our bodies, relationships, and walk with God. But how does a holy God deal with our sin and restore what's broken? Isaiah 52-53 reveals God's stunning answer: not a conquering king, but
Isaiah 40 opens with powerful words after chapters of judgment: "Comfort, comfort my people. Your time of hard service is over." God doesn't just punish—He restores. Through Isaiah's prophecy, we see God's promise to bri
When the Assyrian army surrounded Jerusalem, King Hezekiah faced an impossible situation. The enemy mocked his faith and threatened destruction. But instead of giving in to fear, Hezekiah did something powerful: he sprea
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Pea Ridge Audio Podcast is hosted by Pea Ridge Baptist Church. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 318 episodes.
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