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Sunday Sermons

Sunday Sermons

Di: Ashland City Church of Christ
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Welcome to Sunday Sermons – your midweek connection to what matters most. Each episode features the sermon from our Sunday gathering at Ashland City Church of Christ, offering you a chance to catch up, reflect deeper, or share the message with someone who needs it. We know life gets busy. Whether you were chasing toddlers during the sermon, out of town, or just want to listen again without the distractions, this podcast is for you. Expect biblical teaching, honest reflection, and practical encouragement—always rooted in Scripture, always pointing to Jesus. No pews, no pressure—just real messages for real life, delivered straight to your headphones. New episodes drop every week.Copyright Ashland City Church of Christ Spiritualità
  • Recruited - Saul
    Apr 21 2026
    Throughout history, people have rejected uncomfortable realities that require them to rethink their entire worldview. Just as many rejected Galileo's discovery that the Earth revolves around the sun, people today often resist the most important reality of all: the resurrection of Jesus Christ. This truth remains unchanged regardless of our acceptance, preferences, or arguments against it. Saul of Tarsus exemplifies this struggle with reality. Initially convinced that Jesus was not the Messiah, he violently persecuted Christians until encountering the risen Christ on the Damascus road. When Jesus asked why Saul was persecuting Him, it became clear that attacking the church meant attacking Christ Himself. This encounter forced Saul to spend three days in blind contemplation, rethinking every aspect of his life in light of this new reality. God's grace was evident in choosing this former persecutor as His chosen instrument to carry the gospel to the Gentiles. The resurrection should fundamentally transform how we live. It changes our approach to repentance and sin, motivates us to share the gospel with urgency, makes Scripture personal as our family story, and transforms how we treat the church as Christ's body. It should also revolutionize how we love our neighbors and worship God with genuine joy and conviction. True abundant life begins when we stop fighting against this reality and align every daily choice with the truth that Jesus Christ is alive and ruling over heaven and earth.
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    36 min
  • A Sharing People
    36 min
  • A Gathered People
    Jan 11 2026
    Pentecost represents far more than a miraculous moment in church history - it's the breakthrough of God's eternal kingdom into our present world. Like experiencing technology from the future today, Pentecost allowed God's people to participate in what will be while living in what is. This transforms us from passive spectators waiting for heaven into active participants in God's kingdom work happening right now.The Old Testament prophets painted a vivid picture of God's ultimate plan: gathering His scattered people from across the earth and including people from every nation. Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel all spoke of this great gathering, and Pentecost marked its beginning. When the apostles spoke in languages they'd never learned to devout people from every nation under heaven, it wasn't just miraculous - it was the reversal of Babel's curse and the start of God's global gathering.Today, something even more remarkable is happening. Across the globe, God's mighty works are being proclaimed in every language - Mandarin, Hindi, Spanish, Arabic, and countless others. We are part of a global, multi-ethnic, multinational, multilingual family that began gathering at Pentecost. When we proclaim God's mighty works because we're saved by Jesus and filled with His Spirit, we're participating in the future kingdom that has become present reality. The choice remains the same as it was then: we can either marvel at what God is doing and participate, or mock and explain it away. Salvation and participation belong to those who choose to marvel.
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    31 min
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