Hosted by McCook Christian Church · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 33 episodes
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The MCC Podcast from McCook Christian Church is all about real faith for real life. Each week you’ll hear Bible-based teaching that is authentic, courageous, and rooted in hope. Our mission is simple: invite people to Christ, invest in community, and impact the world with the love of Jesus. Whether you’re new to faith or ready to grow deeper, these messages will challenge, encourage, and equip you to live with purpose, courage, and steadfast truth.
McCook Christian Church hosts The MCC Podcast, a business show with 33 episodes published.
Opposition couldn't stop the gospel—God used it to spread it. In Acts 11–12, we see the early church grow through persecution, experience both loss and miraculous rescue, and remain faithful because God's mission is unst
Peter's encounter with Cornelius reveals a powerful truth: God shows no favoritism. In Acts 10–11, we see barriers of prejudice, tradition, and personal agendas fall as the Gospel reaches the Gentiles. Through Peter's ob
The wall between "us" and "them" already came down at the cross. God isn't asking us to be generally open to people; He's asking us to stop calling impure what He has made clean, and to go discover where He's already wor
God reaches the people nobody would reach — and then sends ordinary people to go get them. The story of Saul's conversion isn't just about what Jesus can do; it's about whether we'll be the Ananias who shows up.
When pressure came against the early Church, the gospel didn’t disappear — it spread. In Acts 8, Philip shows us a simple but powerful model for sharing Jesus: follow God’s lead, be with people, listen well, ask question
Acts 8 reveals that God often advances the gospel through disruption, not comfort—and that the greatest danger is not open rebellion against God, but a heart that stays near Jesus while remaining fundamentally unchanged.
The resurrection didn’t just secure life after death—it awakens us to life right now. The empty tomb is an invitation to step out of numb, sleepwalking existence and into a fully alive, wonder-filled life in Jesus.
We assume we’d stand with Stephen—but apart from Jesus, we’re often closer to the crowd than we think. The Spirit doesn’t just give us bold moments; He forms us over time into people who recognize truth, receive it, and
Acts 6:1–7 highlights a growing challenge in the early church: as the number of believers increased, so did tensions, specifically over the fair distribution of food to widows. The apostles responded by appointing seven
Seth, MCC’s youth minister, shares updates on student ministry and dives into Acts 5, exploring how people responded to the early church and the message of Jesus. From fear and curiosity to anger and skepticism, this pas
Acts 4:32–5:11 shows two powerful and sobering moments in the early church. First, we see a community united in heart and purpose, generously sharing what they have so that no one is in need. Then the story shifts to Ana
When pressure rises, the church doesn’t panic—it prays. Anchored in God’s sovereignty, shaped by Scripture, and aimed at mission, Spirit-filled prayer produces bold obedience instead of fearful retreat.
The miracle at the Beautiful Gate isn’t just about a healed body—it’s a sign pointing upward to the risen Jesus, forward to full restoration, inward to our deepest need, and downward to a life of humble, costly witness.
The early church didn’t grow because they chased results—it flourished because they devoted themselves to formative rhythms that shaped a resilient, joyful people. When devotion precedes outcomes, God produces fruit that
When truth finally outweighs our excuses, the gospel invites us to change our mind, turn toward Jesus, and receive life through repentance, baptism, and the gift of the Holy Spirit. Acts 2 shows that real transformation
Pentecost isn’t a strange spiritual detour—it’s the fulfillment of God’s long-unfolding plan to move His holy presence from a place to a people. Because of Jesus, we now live from Pentecost, empowered by the Spirit for G
What we’re waiting for shapes how we wait. Waiting is not wasted time—it’s a season where God shapes our trust and prepares us for power. In Acts 1, the disciples wait not for something, but for Someone: the Holy Spirit,
Acts is not the story of what Jesus finished, but what He began—and continues today through ordinary people empowered by the Holy Spirit. The same risen Jesus is still at work, inviting us to live as faithful witnesses r
In this episode, we look back at the steps of faith God led us through in 2025 and look ahead to where He’s calling us in 2026. It’s a conversation about growth, obedience, and stepping into the next chapter with hope an
The glory that came near—and the glory that revealed God’s heart—is also the glory that transforms us. Christmas isn’t a cozy memory; it’s an invitation. God comes close so He can change us from the inside out. Just as t
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