First Christian Church of Brazil Indiana Sermons

First Christian Church is located in Brazil, Indiana. Our mission is to guide people home to a loving Father, caring family, and life-changing faith. Wherever you are in life, God loves you, and He wants to bring you home to Him. First Christian Church wants to help you find your way home. We hope that your journey will include joining us in Brazil, Indiana, or join our online community. Find out more by visiting us at http://www.fccbrazil.org Your giving is changing the world. You can support the work First Christian Church is doing in your community and around the world. Tithe today by clicking the blue words: https://bit.ly/giving2fcc Our CCLI License number is # 88179 FIND US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fccbrazil/ Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/life.church Twitter: https://www.instagram.com/fccbrazil/

First Christian Church of Brazil Indiana Sermons is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 454 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.

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  Our Power Outage Won't Stop God | Soft Prayers Waste God’s Power | I Love My Church Part 2

  Aug 16, 202635 min

  Jon Rhoades (First Christian Church Children & Family Minister) preaches “Don’t Waste God’s Power.” Soft prayers vs bold prayers. 1 Kings 18 Elijah vs Baal, Numbers 14 Moses intercession, 2 Kings 20 Hezekiah’s prayer & healing, Acts 4 early-church prayer for boldness under threat, 2 Timothy 3 those who have the appearance of godliness but deny its power. In this Biblically Literate episode you’ll hear: The real Thursday-night power outage and flooding that almost stopped a 4th-grader’s baptism Why “God help me have a good day / bless my wild kid / just guide the doctors” is a soft prayer that treats God as an assistant The three bold-prayer examples that actually ask God to do the work (Elijah, Moses, Hezekiah) The first recorded corporate prayer of the early church in Acts 4 after Peter and John were threatened The two roots of soft prayers: lack of knowledge of God and pride (including unrepentant sin) The living illustration of a 3-year-old who “broke” the shelf and thought he had ruined everything—while his father already knew how to fix it Soft prayers make God our assistant. Bold prayers remember we are His servants. If this helped you examine your own prayers, share it with someone who needs the reminder that God’s power is not limited by our failures. Subscribe for more straightforward Bible teaching that connects Scripture to real life.

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  School Year Kickoff: Live Your Best Life | Jesus Says You’re Valuable

  Aug 11, 202621 min

  School year is starting and Worship Uncoiled kicks off the Living Your Best Life series. Student Minister CJ Muston shows from the Gospels how Jesus valued lepers, tax collectors, and the Samaritan woman at Jacob’s well in John 4 (Sychar). Only Jesus decides your value—so you can actually live your best life. In this episode of Worship Uncoiled from First Christian Church, CJ walks through the places Jesus stepped toward people the culture treated as worthless and then uses his own 1990s Reggie Miller basketball cards to drive the point home: the owner gets to decide the value. The practical challenge is simple and sticky for middle and high school students. Main keywords featured: valuable, value, Jesus, Living Your Best Life, John 4, Samaritan woman, Gospels, lepers, tax collectors, Worship Uncoiled, student ministry. This is Student Ministry teaching from First Christian Church with CJ Muston. New Worship Uncoiled messages drop as the school year unfolds.

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  This Is What Commitment to Church Looks Like | I love My Church Part 1 | Dan Stribling

  Aug 10, 202638 min

  Learn how to practice love as a verb in your daily life. Understand the biblical foundation required before you can serve others effectively. This message explores the practical side of faith, focusing on why love as a verb requires us to be washed by Jesus first. If you have ever felt stuck in the routine of attending services without feeling connected, this teaching provides a roadmap for moving toward true church engagement. We examine the principles found in John 15:12-13 to clarify what it actually means to lay down your life for others in a modern context. By prioritizing your relationship with Christ, you gain the capacity to serve your community with a genuine heart. This talk is designed for those seeking to bridge the gap between passive attendance and active participation in their faith community. Whether you are looking for guidance on spiritual service or simply need a reminder of your purpose, this biblical teaching offers a clear path forward. If you are ready to take your next step, whether that includes baptism, membership, or prayer, reach out to us today. Subscribe for weekly spiritual growth insights, and comment below with one way you plan to show love as a verb this week. 0:00 The Meaning of Loving Our Church 5:33 Jesus' Final Parting Words 6:57 The Scandalous Act of Service 11:18 Peter's Resistance and Divine Cleansing 14:34 The Command to Emulate the Master 25:38 A New Standard for Our Relationships 34:18 Love in Action and Truth

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  Partial Faith Won't Save You | Here's What Biblical Salvation Really Requires

  Aug 5, 202611 min

  Is your saving faith genuine? Learn why the Bible teaches that true belief requires visible action rather than just words. Many people confuse a simple profession of belief with the biblical standard of saving faith. This discussion explores the relationship between conviction and conduct, focusing on the warnings found in James 2 and Matthew 7 regarding those who claim belief but lack the fruit of obedience. We examine why faith without works is considered insufficient and what it means to demonstrate a living faith. By looking at these specific scriptures, you will gain a clearer understanding of how biblical faith is proven through daily actions rather than empty statements. This breakdown is designed for anyone seeking to align their life with the teachings of scripture. Subscribe for weekly biblical study breakdowns, and comment below with your thoughts on how true faith manifests in a believer's life.

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  Stop Treating the Book of Enoch Like Missing Scripture Because Jude Quoted It

  Aug 4, 202614 min

  Jude quoted the Book of Enoch. That does not make Enoch Scripture. In this episode of Biblically Literate, Children and Family Minister Jon Rhoades walks through Jude 14–15, shows exactly what Jude is doing, and explains why quoting a well-known Jewish text is not the same as treating it as the Word of God. You’ll see how Paul does the same thing with pagan poets, why the early church never put 1 Enoch in the canon, why only the Ethiopian Orthodox tradition includes it, and how the modern “lost books” trend pulls people away from the finished gospel already given in the 66 books. Judgment is coming—but the same letter that warns us also points us to the One who keeps us from stumbling. Key points covered: • What Jude is actually saying in verses 14–15 • Why quoting ≠ canonizing (Paul’s example in Acts 17 and 1 Corinthians 15) • The historical place of 1 Enoch as intertestamental Jewish literature • Why the Ethiopian Orthodox inclusion does not rewrite the wider church’s canon • How chasing “hidden books” feeds pride and distracts from ordinary means of grace • The real invitation of Jude: rest in the finished work of Jesus The Bible is complete. The gospel is not missing a chapter. Stop looking for secret knowledge and keep coming back to the Word God has already preserved for His people. Biblically Literate is the teaching ministry of First Christian Church in Brazil, Indiana. Subscribe for honest, text-rooted Bible teaching that connects the whole story to the cross and speaks to real life as husbands, dads, and followers of Jesus. Socials: @fccbrazil Contact: jrhoades@fccbrazil.org

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