Roxford Church - Sunday Worship Podcast

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Roxford Church - Sunday Worship Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 82 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.

Unknown Host hosts Roxford Church - Sunday Worship Podcast, a religion show with 82 episodes published.

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  Episode #54

  The Fast That Pleases God - Part 2

  Sep 13, 202624 min

  In this Sunday morning sermon message, Brother Jim challenges us to take a closer look at one of the most important aspects of our relationship with God: prayer. Why do you pray? Is it simply because you were taught to pray, because you need something from God, or because prayer is something you believe Christians are supposed to do? Or do you pray because you genuinely desire to know God more deeply? Brother Jim explores the difference between simply using prayer and living a life of prayer, reminding us that prayer isn't merely a religious activity or a spiritual checklist—it is an opportunity to have a genuine relationship with the Creator of the universe. Through Scripture, personal testimony, humor, and honest reflection, this message looks at our dependence on God, the power of prayer to change us from the inside out, and the peace God can provide even when our circumstances don't immediately change. We are reminded that we don't pray because God needs us—we pray because we need God. We need His wisdom, His strength, His direction, His forgiveness, and His presence. As Brother Jim asks, perhaps the most important question isn't simply “What can God do for me?” but: “Do I truly have a relationship with God?” Join us for this challenging and encouraging Sunday morning sermon as we examine our prayer lives and consider what it really means to draw closer to God.

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  Episode #53

  The Fast That Pleases God

  Sep 6, 202633 min

  What does biblical fasting really mean? Is it about going without food, getting God’s attention, or convincing Him to give us what we want? In this Sunday morning message, Brother Jim begins a powerful teaching on spiritual fasting and prayer, challenging us to look beyond the physical act of fasting and examine what is happening within our hearts. Biblical fasting isn't about manipulating God, earning His love, or proving how spiritual we are. It is about surrender—giving God our desires, our plans, our fears, our distractions, and ultimately our whole hearts. Through Scripture and practical examples, this message challenges us to consider what controls us, what occupies our time and attention, and whether we have allowed the things of this world to take the place that belongs to God. Are we developing a genuine relationship with Christ, or have we settled for a convenient, “fast-food” faith? As we begin this series on fasting, we're reminded that God isn't simply interested in changing our circumstances. Sometimes He wants to first reveal what needs to change within us. The question isn't simply, “Are you getting fed?” The question is: “What are you feeding your soul?” This message is an invitation to slow down, seek God, examine our hearts, and discover what may be standing between us and a deeper relationship with Him.

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  Episode #52

  Do This in Remembrance of Me

  Aug 30, 202624 min

  Do This in Remembrance of Me It’s easy for something we do often to become something we do without really thinking about it. In this powerful message, Brother Jim takes us back to the Lord’s Table and asks a simple but important question: Why do we take communion? Through Luke 22:14–20 and 1 Corinthians 11:26, we are reminded that communion is far more than a religious tradition. The bread points us to Christ’s body given for us. The cup points us to His blood and the new covenant. And the table points us directly to the cross, where Jesus paid a price we could never pay ourselves. Brother Jim challenges us to remember that salvation is not about how good we have been, what we have accomplished, or how religious we appear. It is about what Jesus Christ has done for us. Communion also calls us to examine our hearts, surrender the things we've been hiding, forgive as we've been forgiven, love as we've been loved, and remember that we are not alone. At the table, we are reminded that despite our differences, we are one body in Christ. And while communion looks back to the cross, it also looks forward. Jesus died. Jesus rose. Jesus saves. And Jesus is coming back again. So as we approach the Lord’s Table, may we come with humble, grateful, repentant, and expectant hearts. May we slow down, remember the sacrifice, celebrate the grace, and never forget the Savior who gave Himself for us. Do this in remembrance of me.

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  Episode #51

  When God has your heart, does He have your finances?

  Aug 23, 202628 min

  The sermon this week, Brother Jim tackles one of the most uncomfortable subjects in the church: money. But this message is about much more than dollars and cents—it is about the condition of our hearts. Drawing from Matthew 6:19–21 and the biblical principles of stewardship, Brother Jim reminds us that everything we have ultimately belongs to God. Our time, talents, possessions, opportunities, and finances have been entrusted to us, and the question is not simply, “How much do I give?” but rather, “Who truly has my heart?” Join us as we explore the difference between ownership and stewardship, why giving should never be about guilt or manipulation, and how generosity is an act of worship rooted in trust. From the widow’s small offering to the call to give God our first and best, this episode challenges us to examine what our priorities and our giving reveal about our faith. God does not need our money—He wants our hearts. And when He truly has our hearts, our hands begin to open, our priorities change, our faith deepens, and His kingdom is advanced. So ask yourself: When God has your heart, does He have your finances?

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  Episode #50

  Jesus Sees What Everyone Else Misses

  Aug 16, 202628 min

  What does God see when He looks at our giving, our service, and our faith? In this powerful episode, Brother Jim explores the story of the poor widow in Mark 12 and the two tiny coins she placed in the temple treasury. While everyone else saw a gift that seemed insignificant, Jesus saw something completely different—a sacrifice born from complete faith and trust in God. Through this story, Brother Jim challenges us to look beyond appearances and ask the questions that truly matter: Are we giving God our leftovers or our best? Are we serving Him only when it is comfortable and convenient? And how much of our lives truly belongs to Him? From a remarkable story of a Vietnamese family who sacrificed their prized water buffalo for the work of the Gospel, to the ultimate example of sacrificial giving found in Jesus Christ, this episode reminds us that God measures sacrifice, not size; faithfulness, not recognition; and the heart, not the outward appearance. Brother Jim encourages us to consider what God has entrusted to each of us—our time, talents, resources, finances, and opportunities—and challenges us to stop asking, “God, what can You give me?” and start asking, “God, what can I give You today?” Because Jesus sees what everyone else misses. Key Scriptures: Mark 12:41–44, 1 Samuel 16:7, James 4:10, John 3:16–17, and 2 Corinthians 9:6–8. Listen, reflect, and ask yourself: What has God entrusted to me, and what am I doing with it for His glory?

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