Is there something in your life that needs to be dealt with?

A Little Thing

Enjoy this week's session 242 of the Land of Israel Fellowship recorded live on September 14, 2025. (Torah Ki Tavo/Rosh Hashanah)

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Preparing Ourselves for Teshuva - Rosh Hashanah Special Live Zoom: The Land of Israel Fellowship

God gives us more grace than we can imagine. In Acts 11, we read that the expansion of the gospel across borders, around the world, and into individual hearts one at a time, numbering into the billions by now, is all the work of God. And so, let us shut our mouths, bringing ourselves to silence, and let the awe of his grace burst forth into glorification of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ!

Grace More Than We Can Imagine, Part 1 (Acts 11:1-18) 9-7-25-JeremiahKinney

God puts our hands back to work, even after our sin, because he has more grace than we have sin. The second half of Acts 11 continues the theme of abundant grace. He builds churches without trouble and without our help, and in doing so, he overcomes the bondage of our sin and saves us! So he doesn't need to put us to work, but he loves to. He created us in order for us to work alongside him in communion. He built the Antioch church in spite of Saul's persecution, and then moved Saul to repentance and faith in Jesus. After giving Saul time to mature, God led him to pastor the church that was started because of his persecution. That is more grace than we can imagine! He puts us to work, because he has more grace than we have sin!

Grace More Than We Can Imagine, Part 2 (Acts 11:19-30) 9-21-25-JeremiahKinney

Part 1 of our series on “From Scandal to Saint” tells the powerful story of St Theodora the Penitent. A respected Christian woman falls into adultery, flees in shame, disguises herself as a monk, and embraces a life of tears, prayer, fasting, and hidden obedience. Accused falsely. Banished unjustly. Silent under ridicule. Through deep repentance, God transforms her into a miracle worker whose holiness outlasts every scandal. This talk challenges a culture of ease and comfort, calls us to vigilance against temptation, and shows how grace can turn our deepest failures into healing for others.

From Scandal to Saint - Part 1: St. Theodora the Penitent

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The most magnificent meeting that ever happened in the whole world across all times leads you to think which DAY you are living in with your relationship with God

What Day Do You Live In?

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Importance of Repentance - RB

A song that's a call to Repentance, Holiness, and to return the Love that He first lavished on us.

On my Mind

Preached on September 28, 2025 from Jonah chs. 1-2. For more information about Columbia Christian Church, please visit our website: www.columbiachristian.org

Carter White – God Wants You Back

This song speaks honestly about a man's struggle with anger.

A Better Me

This Kind Does Not Go Out

Verse 1]
My child, you cry to Me in your pain,
but I’ve watched you walk through the fire you made.
You opened doors I told you to close,
you touched sin and called it love,
you fed the flesh and starved your soul.
I saw the nights you traded My Spirit for desire,
and I called your name in the storm,
but you turned away to the noise of the world.
You said you were broken, but I saw rebellion;
you said you were lost, but you ran from the light.

[Pre-Chorus]
Still, I never left you.
I hovered over your ruin, waiting for your cry.
I whispered, “Come home, before the grave takes what’s Mine.”

[Chorus]
I am the Lord your God—
the fire that burns sin from the bones.
You will not find peace in the arms of flesh.
You will not find healing in the bed of lust.
Repent, and I will clothe you in white again.
Turn, and I will breathe new life within.
For I am Holy—
and I will have no rival inside your heart.

[Verse 2]
You say, “Where are You, Father?”
I am here—
in the silence after your sin,
in the ache that won’t fade,
in the voice that says, “This isn’t who you are.”
I built you for purity, for purpose, for power,
not for the chains of pleasure that rot the spirit.
Every time you touch what’s forbidden,
you hand the enemy your authority.
But when you kneel, when you confess,
I tear the covenant of darkness in two.

[Bridge]
The world calls sin freedom—
but I call it death.
The world calls lust love—
but I call it fire that consumes the soul.
Choose this day who you will serve.
If you are Mine, then rise up and fight.
Break the bed of iniquity,
burn the idols of your flesh,
and I will pour out My Spirit upon you again.

[Outro]
I am the Power that raised the dead.
I am the Mercy that forgives the fallen.
I am the Voice that shakes the heavens and earth.
You are not trash—
you are chosen.
But sin cannot stay where My glory dwells.
Return to Me, and I will make you whole.

Letter from God (Power of God Version)

Beautiful Feet

Sunday Sermon @ St. Mary & Archangel Michael Coptic Orthodox Church - Houston, TX ~ October 5, 2025 | Thoout 25, 1742

Genuine Repentance of the Sinful Woman

This sermon was delivered by Pastor Cory Klein at New Hope Church of Oxford on October 5, 2025.  The text of Scripture is James 1:13-18.

James 1:13-18 - The Father Of Lights

As we look at the sinful woman who came to the house of Simon the Pharisee, we find one of the most beautiful encounters filled with repentance and divine love. She entered quietly, carrying only a jar of fragrant oil and a heart broken by sin. She did not speak a word, yet her tears spoke volumes. At the feet of Jesus, she found what she had been searching for all her life, forgiveness. 

The Lord, seeing her tears, said something that revealed the mystery of true love and repentance: “Her sins, which are many, are forgiven, for she loved much.” Tune in!

Love Much To Be Forgiven Much!

      The sermon begins with the Gospel story from Luke about Jesus dining at Simon the Pharisee’s house. A sinful woman enters, washes Jesus’ feet with her tears and hair in repentance, showing deep love and humility. Simon, the Pharisee, internally disdains her and questions Jesus’ prophetic insight, doubting why He allows this woman to touch Him. Jesus defends the woman, emphasizing her sincere love and repentance, contrasting it with the Pharisee’s self-righteousness and lack of mercy. The woman is seen as entering the kingdom of heaven ahead of the Pharisee because of her humility and love.
       Here, Fr. Matthias explains the nature of love springing from forgiveness. The woman’s deep awareness of her sinfulness and unworthiness led her to repent with tears and love. The sermon emphasizes that true spiritual life and love for God arise from a deep and honest awareness of our sinfulness and the overwhelming forgiveness offered by Christ. 
      Listen to this sermon to understand the true repentance, love, and worship that go beyond mere religious formality.  


Love Springs from Forgiveness

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Sermons from Columbia Christian Church in Columbia, KY

Remedy City Church exists to take the remedy of Jesus Christ to the needs of Muncie, Indiana, and beyond. We are called to care about our church community (to help one another move from where we are to where God wants us to be), about our communication of Christ (to tell good news to church and city, Christian or not), and about our city (to show how God’s forgiveness radically changes a person from the inside out).

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