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Hosted by Leesburg Christian Church · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 169 episodes
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A weekly conversation applying the weekend sermon or random chatter about how life and faith collide.
Leesburg Christian Church hosts The Leesburg-Talk Podcast, a religion show with 169 episodes published.
In this sermon, titled "Year of Jubilee Final (ish)," part of The Cost of Freedom series, we explore the biblical concept of Jubilee and its significance in both ancient and modern contexts. The message covers key script
This sermon explores Galatians 5:1-9 and addresses the tendency to add human effort to the gospel of grace. Pastor Jon Welch explains what the gospel is, why adding anything to Jesus' finished work actually undermines sa
This sermon explores the historical connection between Christianity and American freedom, examining how the nation's founders understood that self-governance requires people who are governed by God. Jon Welch traces Amer
This sermon explores the difference between common freedom (autonomy and self-rule) and biblical freedom (reconciliation with God through Jesus Christ). Using Romans 5:1-8 as the primary text, the message examines three
In this sermon, we explore Acts 13:13-52, where Paul and Barnabas face their first major test on the mission field in Pisidian Antioch. After John Mark abandons the journey, Paul preaches a message connecting Israel's hi
This sermon from Leesburg Christian Church explores Acts 13:1-12, where the church in Antioch sends their best leaders, Barnabas and Saul (Paul), on the first missionary journey. The message examines how the early church
This sermon explores Acts 12, where King Herod Agrippa I attempts to destroy the early church by executing James and imprisoning Peter. The message examines how the church responded with earnest prayer while Peter awaite
This sermon explores Acts 11:19-26 and the story of the early church in Antioch, one of the most immoral cities in the ancient world. Jon Welch examines how ordinary believers brought the gospel to this dark place and li
This sermon explores Acts 11:1-17, where Peter defends sharing the Gospel with Gentiles and asks, "Who was I that I could stand in God's way?" Jon Welch examines five ways church people can become barriers instead of bri
This sermon explores Acts 10:34-48, where Peter preaches the gospel to Cornelius and his household, and the Holy Spirit falls on the Gentiles for the first time. The message examines Peter's statement that "God shows no
This sermon from Leesburg Christian Church explores Acts 10, where God orchestrates a meeting between Peter, a Jewish apostle, and Cornelius, a Roman centurion. The message examines how God used visions to challenge Pete
This sermon explores Jesus's three parables from Luke 15—the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the prodigal son. Jon Welch examines how these stories reveal two different ways people can be lost: through rebellion in a dist
In this message, we explore why isolation is impossible for Christians and how community is central to faith. Pastor John Kelley examines biblical passages including Genesis 2:18, Acts 2:42-47, and Hebrews 10:23-25 to sh
This sermon explores Acts 9:32-43, focusing on two miraculous accounts: the healing of Aeneas, a man paralyzed for eight years, and the resurrection of Tabitha (Dorcas), a woman known for serving widows in her community.
This sermon explores the dramatic conversion of Saul (later known as the Apostle Paul) on the Damascus Road as recorded in Acts chapter 9. Jon Welch examines how Saul transformed from a violent persecutor of Christians i
This sermon explores the dramatic conversion of Saul (later known as the Apostle Paul) on the Damascus Road as recorded in Acts chapter 9. Jon Welch examines how Saul transformed from a violent persecutor of Christians i
This sermon walks through the final week of Jesus' life, from Palm Sunday to the crucifixion. It covers Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the cleansing of the temple, his debates with religious leaders, the Last Sup
This sermon explores Isaiah 53, a prophecy written 700 years before Jesus' crucifixion that explains why the cross was necessary for our salvation. The message examines the difference between "sin" (our rebellious nature
In this sermon, we explore the topic of purity in the Christian life, based on Ephesians 4. Pastor Sammy Harris examines the biblical story of the Battle of Ai to illustrate how sin weakens spiritual strength, then outli
Sammy explores the biblical foundation for unity in the church, examining Ephesians 4:1-16 and Acts 2:1. Pastor discusses the four requirements for unity (humility, gentleness, patience, and love), explains why Christian
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The Leesburg-Talk Podcast is hosted by Leesburg Christian Church. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 169 episodes.
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