Episode List

The sovereign Lord Jesus Christ has charged us with the central task of making disciples. In part 29 of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 28:16-20.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ has made countless ‘losers’ joyful victors. In part 28 of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 28:1-15.

The cross that Jesus endured brought us redemption. We, like the two criminals on crosses on either side, have only two possible ways to respond: rebellion or repentance. Pastor Dan Cox reads from Luke 23:32-43.

When Jesus said, ‘It is finished,’ He meant, it is finished. In part 27 of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 27:27-66.

Jesus withstood unjust trial before people in order that people would not have to stand just trial before God. In part 26 of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 26:57 – 27:26.

No matter how badly we may fail Jesus, Jesus never fails us. In part 25 of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 26:1-56.

Jesus has called us to watch and be ready for His coming. In part 24 of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 24:29 – 25:46.

Whatever hardship we may face now, followers of Christ will experience the full blessing of redemption when Jesus returns. In part 23 of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 24:1-35.

My father’s house on high, home of my soul, how near at times to faith’s forseeing eye the golden streets appear -James Montgomery Pastor Dan Outler reads from 1 Peter 2:1-6.

Followers of Christ are to be genuine within- not play actors who do not practice what they preach. In part 22d of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 23:1-39.

It’s a Wonderful Life – Because of God’s Salvation; Because of Our Wonderful Future In part 1 of It’s a Wonderful Life, Pastor Merle Conklin reads from Psalm 78:1-7.

Efforts to deny or circumvent the authority of the King will be silenced and righteously judged. In part 22c of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 22:1-46.

The King has given the blessings of the kingdom to those who produce its fruits- repentance and belief. In part 22b of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 21:23-46.

Our merciful, gracious Savior Jesus is also the righteous Judge of all the Earth. In part 22a of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 21:1-22.

Followers of Christ give up what they cannot keep to receive blessing they cannot lose. In part 21 of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 19:13–20:16.

God calls all of us- married, divorce or single- to faithfulness and contentment in Christ. In part 20 of Matthew: The Messiah Has Come, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 19:1-12.

Our story is the story of God’s great plan of redemption which calls us to seek Jesus and worship Him with all we have. In part 5 of Christmas 2012, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 2:1-12.

In the story of Jesus, we see the ultimate example of love, humility and sacrificial service. In part 4 of Christmas 2012, Pastor Dan Cox reads from John 1:1-18.

In the story of Joseph, we see a powerful example of faith, courage and commitment. In part 3 of Christmas 2012, Pastor Dan Cox reads from Matthew 1:18-25.

We as a church make a commitment to pray for and encourage Addison and Kaci in lives that honor Jesus Christ. Pastor Dan Cox speaks.