Tenth & Broad Church of Christ Podcast

This is the podcast of the Tenth & Broad Church of Christ, in Wichita Falls, Texas. You can listen to our weekly sermons.

Tenth & Broad Church of Christ Podcast is a christianity podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 20 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 Tenth & Broad Church of Christ Podcast, a christianity show with 20 episodes published.

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  Episode #556

  Practicing Membership: The Body of Christ

  Aug 17, 202633 min

  Love is not just a feeling. It is the very nature of God, and He calls us to live it out together as His church. The church is not an organization to join but a living organism to participate in. Just as a physical body needs every part to function, the body of Christ needs every member to be active, connected, and submitted to one another. Membership is not something you place on a form. It is something you practice every single day. No member is self-sufficient, every member matters, and every member is called to submit for the good of the whole. When the body of Christ comes together in unity, there is nothing in the world that can stop it.

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  Episode #555

  Practicing Membership: Love Above

  Aug 3, 202631 min

  True church membership is built on one foundation: love. Not ordinary love, but the kind Jesus modeled, selfless, sacrificial, and rooted in His example. Jesus raised the standard beyond the Golden Rule, calling us to love others not as we want to be loved, but as He has loved us. God has equipped us for this by giving us Jesus as the perfect example and the Holy Spirit as the power source. Practically, this means helping those who are hurting, honoring those in authority, and being patient with difficult people. Love is not a limited resource. The more we give it away, the more we find we have.

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  Episode #554

  Practicing Membership: The Platinum Rule, Part 2

  Jul 26, 202627 min

  Loving others the way Jesus loves us is not simply a matter of trying harder. It begins with understanding where that kind of love actually comes from. Jesus describes His own heart as gentle and humble, and He invites the weary and burdened to come to Him before they have it all together. Taking His yoke means walking alongside Him in a lifelong process of discipleship, not just modifying outward behavior. Going through the motions without inward transformation can quietly produce cynicism, resentment, and spiritual numbness over time. The example of Paul shows what is possible when someone truly encounters Jesus and allows that relationship to reshape them from the inside out. Real love for others flows from a heart that has been changed by closeness to Christ, not from willpower or performance.

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  Episode #553

  Practicing Membership: The Platinum Rule

  Jul 19, 202626 min

  Being a member of a church is far more than attending on Sundays. It means actively practicing love within a local body of believers, following the command Jesus gave on the night before His crucifixion: love one another as I have loved you. Jesus modeled this love through humble service, washing His disciples' feet and loving them faithfully to the very end. The standard He set is not the Golden Rule but something greater, loving others the way He has loved us. When a congregation lives this out consistently, the world takes notice. Our love for one another is one of the most powerful testimonies we have that Jesus is Lord.

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  Episode #552

  Suffering and Sorrow - Purpose and Call

  Jul 13, 202631 min

  Suffering raises one of the most difficult questions any person can ask: why does God allow pain? In John 9, Jesus reframes the blindness of a man born without sight, not as punishment, but as an opportunity for God's glory to be revealed. In John 11, the death of Lazarus shows us that God's timing is purposeful, even when His delays feel like absence. Jesus wept at the tomb of His friend, reminding us that He enters into our sorrow rather than standing apart from it. Faith is what opens our eyes to see what God is doing in the middle of devastating circumstances. Every trial walked with Jesus ultimately ends in life, and the works of God can be displayed through even the darkest seasons.

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