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Hosted by Rob Ernest · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 10 episodes
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United Methodist Pastor Rob Ernest preaches the Gospel of Jesus Christ in a unique and understandable fashion which is relatable to everyday life and situations.
Rob Ernest hosts Turning Home w/Rob Ernest, a religion show with 10 episodes published.
This will be my last regularly scheduled podcast, as retirement sets in. There may be an odd upload from time to time, but nothing on the horizon. Thank you for your time and I hope these messages have been of some enjoy
The prophet Jeremiah had some good excuses for not doing God's will. He, along with Adam, Eve, Moses, and many others, had a bad case of "Yeah-Buts Disease" as we hear in this episode of TURNING HOME.
Looking for a nice, easy explanation of the Holy Trinity? Try "Experiencing the Trinity", this week's TURNING HOME episode.
Hindsight being what it is, would the disciples have looked at Pentecost any differently? Let's talk about it on this episode of TURNING HOME called "If We Only Knew Then..."
The Ascension of Christ took place out "As Far As Bethany", where the poor and miserable were. Why Bethany? Find out in this edition of TURNING HOME.
The apostle Paul went looking for a church in Philippi. What he found was a little smelly. Hear about it in this episode of TURNING HOME called "The Color Purple".
So...what do you know? What do you know that you don't know? What do you want to know? Could you accept "High Level Ignorance"? Find out the answers to these questions on this episode of TURNING HOME.
BJ and Buddy, our Miniature Australian Shepherds, are pretty good shepherds but nothing like the good and worthy shepherd we find in Jesus Christ. He is the G-O-A-T of shepherds! Hear about it in this edition of Turning
In this retelling of the doubting Thomas story from the Gospel of John, we learn that the beloved apostle left a lot of stuff out. What!? "Believing is Seeing" is the title of this episode of TURNING HOME.
The biggest "Surprise!" of Easter was that the tomb was empty, right? Maybe. Maybe not. Find out for yourself in this episode of TURNING HOME.
In the upper room on the night of his betrayal, Jesus told the disciples to "Re-Member". It was a command, not a suggestion, and it meant more than just recalling what was about to happen.
What an honor it was to carry the Messiah into Jerusalem on the Sunday of palms! We can learn a lot from "The Little Donkey" in this episode of TURNING HOME.
Evidently, Jesus didn't care for funerals. Think about it. He messed up every funeral he was a part of, especially that of his friend Lazarus. Hear about it in this episode of TURNING HOME called "No Funerals, Please."
How is it with your soul? Could you use a little soul restoration? King David gives us the recipe for that project in the 23rd Psalm, and we pass it along in this episode of TURNING HOME called "Soul Restoration".
Jesus never cut corners to give hope to the hopeless as we find in this episode of TURNING HOME called "The Messy Middle".
Nicodemus came to Jesus for enlightenment, but what he go was "Endarkenment" as we hear in this episode of TURNING HOME.
Who pushes your buttons? Is it that little demon whispering in your ear? Or is it God tugging at your heart? Jesus answered this test in the wilderness temptation as we hear in this episode of TURNING HOME entitled "Push
On the day Jesus was transfigured, God gave Peter, James and John (and us)--not just another great idea--but another commandment: "Listen to Him!" It's what this episode of TURNING HOME is all about!
In this episode of TURNING HOME called "Light", Jesus says "if you're a disciple of mine, you light up my life, or at least you should".
Jesus will "Bless Your Heart!" many times in this episode of TURNING HOME.
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