Idaho Grace Sermon Podcast

Being a good neighbor begins by coming into the kingdom yourself.  The transformation of regeneration.  But a citizen of the kingdom always has a calling.  To speak the gospel, share it with words.  To show the gospel, share it by being a merciful catalyst of change.  Will you receive it?  Will you do it?  Will you be it? 

Join Pastor Matt Ritchey for the fourth episode of the series Moral of the Story, looking at Matthew 25 and The Parable of the Talents. 

In Matthew 25, Jesus made it clear that His return would be obvious. However, he also made it clear that it will be unexpected. We are to be watching and waiting in eager anticipation. Are you ready?

Forgiveness is unnatural.  And if you only deal with it at the surface level, then you’ll settle for an artificial forgiveness that isn’t real and is only temporary.  Real forgiveness comes only from a changed heart.   
 

Join Pastor Keith for the first episode in a new series titled "Moral of the Story," beginning with the parable in Matthew 13.

Your story says that you’re in the middle of an impossible circumstance, but your Savior says that nothing is impossible with me.  Your story says that you are dead, but your Savior says I came back to life and conquered death and specialize in bringing dead things to life.  Don’t let you story define you, let the Savior define you.  Because, as long as you look to your Savior there is always hope! 
This is why we can celebrate: Jesus is alive! 

Join Keith Waggoner once more in Mark 8 as he explores practical steps on the journey of discipleship.

There are three reoccurring themes that show up in Mark: Who is Jesus? Why did Jesus come? How should we respond? You’re going to see these three themes in this week's passage, Mark 8, as we continue to focus on our response to who Jesus is and what He has done. 

Join Keith Waggoner in Mark 10 as he addresses the big question, "Is Jesus Enough?"

Join in for episode 4 of the Best News Ever as Pr. Keith looks at Mark 15 and the significance of the cross.