Ashland Community Church

Equipping the members of the body of Christ to treasure and spread a passion for the supremacy of Christ in all things for the joy of all peoples!

Ashland Community Church is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 377 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Ashland Community Church, a religion show with 377 episodes published.

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  Episode #45

  Children of Light (Ephesians 5:3-14)

  Aug 16, 202649 minS5

  In this message from Ephesians 5:3–14, Pastor Casey McCall addresses the vital distinction between walking in darkness and living as "Children of Light". Addressing why Scripture uses such heightened language around sexual sin, Pastor Casey explains that God is not anti-sex—He created it to be a good, pleasurable sign pointing directly to the profound mystery of the gospel and the union between Christ and His church. Sexual immorality distorts that sign, promising a transcendence it can never deliver on its own and leaving a bored, boundary-pushing world deeply unsatisfied. Pastor Casey highlights four gospel keys to finding true joy and holiness in Christ:Embrace Holiness (vv. 3–4): Sexual immorality, impurity, and covetousness must not even be named among the church. As saints—chosen and set apart by God—we are called to be drawn to the beauty of holiness rather than discipled by a perverse culture. Weaponize Gratitude (v. 4): Sin is birthed out of a sense of lack, which is how the enemy constantly tempts us. Practicing daily thanksgiving shifts our mindset from lack to absolute fullness in Jesus, serving as a powerful tool in spiritual warfare. Be Warned (vv. 5–7): Living a lifestyle defined and enslaved by unrepentant sin proves that a person has no inheritance in the Kingdom of Christ. We must not be deceived by empty words that suggest grace allows us to live in the very sins Jesus died to destroy. Be Who You Are (vv. 8–14): We are no longer darkness; we are now light in the Lord. Walking as children of light means discerning what pleases God, producing fruit in all that is good, right, and true, and exposing the unfruitful works of darkness simply by living out the beauty of holiness. True liberation is found not by looking within to find an "authentic self," but by looking to Christ—our true self—and living out the freedom He has already secured for us. ️ Learn more at ashlandcc.net Stay connected with us on Facebook and Instagram!Subscribe for more sermons and share to encourage others!#Ephesians5 #ChildrenOfLight #GospelKeys #DailyRepentance #WalkInLight #AshlandCommunityChurch

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  Episode #44

  Reading with the Church | Episode 6

  Aug 14, 202641 minS5

  Welcome back to Reading with the Church ! In this episode, Pastor Casey McCall sits down with Tucker Hargrove and Kyle Sivers to unpack David McCullough’s riveting historical account, 1776 . Before diving into the Revolution, the group opens with a brief reflection on last month’s book, Michael Reeves’ Delighting in the Trinity . Knowing the Triune God: Why growing in our understanding of the Trinity isn't dry theology, but the "vital oxygen" of Christian worship, joy, and spiritual vitality. The Crisis of Modern Literacy: A look at recent, alarming trends in reading habits—and why declining literacy threatens our capacity for critical thinking, deep spiritual growth, and cultural independence. How Close We Came to Losing: A deep dive into McCullough's 1776 . The team discusses the human flaws and leadership of George Washington, the role of unexpected weather and timing (historical "contingency"), and how close the American Revolution came to collapsing before it even truly began. Loyalist vs. Rebel: Would you have actually taken up the Patriot cause in 1776, or stayed loyal to the Crown?

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  Episode #43

  How to Put on Christ Daily (Ephesians 4:25-5:2)

  Aug 9, 202650 minS5

  In this message from Ephesians 4:25–5:2, Pastor Casey McCall explores what it practically looks like to put off the old self and put on Christ through daily repentance. While our culture loves shortcuts and life hacks, spiritual transformation cannot be rushed—it requires an entire renovation of the heart by God's grace. Pastor Casey highlights two core segments:Put Off the Old Self (4:25–31): Believers must strip away former practices of darkness—putting away deception, resolving anger quickly so it doesn't give a foothold to the devil, rejecting greed to be generous, and eliminating rotten speech. Our words should fit the occasion and impart grace, ensuring we do not grieve the Holy Spirit. Put On Christ (4:32–5:2): We must actively replace sin with Christlike virtues—being kind, tenderhearted, and forgiving as God in Christ forgave us. As God’s beloved children, we are called to be imitators of our Father, walking in the sacrificial love that Christ modeled on the cross. Ultimately, overcoming temptation isn't about human willpower, but embracing our new identity in Christ and walking in the freedom He has already won for us. ️ Learn more at ashlandcc.net Stay connected with us on Facebook and Instagram!Subscribe for more sermons and share to encourage others!#Ephesians4 #PutOnChrist #DailyRepentance

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  Episode #42

  Put On The New Self (Ephesians 4:17-24)

  Aug 2, 202644 minS5

  In this message on Ephesians 4:17–24, Pastor Josh Crawford explores the call for believers to actively pursue a life of holiness that reflects their new identity in Christ. Serving as an ethical preface for the remainder of the letter, Paul contrasts the former, corrupted way of living with the daily reality of walking in gospel grace. Pastor Josh breaks down the passage into three core movements:Walking in Darkness (vv. 17–19): Before Christ, humanity walks in the futility of a darkened mind—alienated from God through hardness of heart, calloused to spiritual truth, and enslaved to selfish, earthly desires. Learning Christ (vv. 20–21): The truth found in Jesus shatters this former pattern, offering a completely different way of living that reshapes every area of daily life, from parenting to relationships and work. Putting On the New Self (vv. 22–24): Believers are called to an active three-part response: intentionally putting off the decaying old self, continually renewing their minds through Scripture and community, and daily putting on the new self—re-created in God’s likeness for true righteousness and holiness. Ultimately, Christ is not merely a transactional means to an end, but the ultimate prize and source of our joy. ️ Learn more at ashlandcc.net Stay connected with us on Facebook and Instagram!Subscribe for more sermons and share to encourage others!#Ephesians4 #PutOnTheNewSelf #MadeNew

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  Episode #41

  God’s Growth Process (Ephesians 4:7-16)

  Jul 27, 202655 minS5

  In this message from Ephesians 4:7–16, Pastor Casey McCall unpacks God’s design for spiritual growth, showing that just as running water is essential for a home, grace is the non-negotiable supply the church needs to function, grow, and thrive. Rather than being a private, individualized journey, biblical growth is a corporate process designed by God to build up the entire body of Christ into maturity. Pastor Casey highlights two core movements from this text: Equipping Grace (vv. 7–12): Based on His victorious ascension, Christ gives unique spiritual gifts to every believer to serve the church. He specifically appoints word-proclamation leaders—such as pastors and teachers—not to do all the work of ministry themselves, but to equip the saints so that every member functions like an active crew on a battleship building up the body. Maturing Grace (vv. 13–16): The goal of this equipping is for the church to grow into the full stature of Christ across three key areas: growing in unity as we grow in our relationship with Jesus, standing in doctrinal stability so we aren't tossed around by cultural fads or schemes, and speaking the truth in love to one another as interconnected parts of one body. Ultimately, true Christian maturity cannot be achieved through a solo, "curated" routine. We need each other to grow, and as every part does its work, the whole body builds itself up in love. ️ Learn more at ashlandcc.net Stay connected with us on Facebook and Instagram! Subscribe for more sermons and share to encourage others!#Ephesians4 #GodsGrowthProcess #EquippingTheSaints

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