Knox Presbyterian Church Podcast

Welcome to the Knox Presbyterian Church Podcast!Knox Presbyterian Church (Naperville, IL) is a community of faith committed to seeking Jesus and serving others. We strive to live into our Core Values: that Lives are changed by Jesus, We’re together in the highs and lows, We take fun seriously, Kids grow here, and that Service is hands-on.Most of our preaching is done by Co-Pastors Rev. Becca Bruner and Rev. Dr. David Bruner. Fall thru Spring we have both a 9am traditional service and a 10:30am contemporary service. In the summer we have a single, blended service at 9:30am.For more information visit: knoxpres.org

Knox Presbyterian Church Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by knoxpreschurch, with 100 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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  Episode #229

  Yes & Amen: Generation to Generation

  Aug 17, 202633 min

  Think about the people who helped shape your faith. Maybe it was a parent or grandparent. A Sunday school teacher. A pastor. A friend who sat beside you during a difficult season. Or maybe it was someone whose name you've nearly forgotten, but whose kindness showed you something about the character of God. Faith was never meant to be something we figure out entirely on our own. Psalm 145 describes one generation telling another about who God is and what God has done. Stories are shared. Wisdom is passed down. Burdens are carried together. And somewhere along the way, the people teaching us about faith discover that they're still learning too. Today, as we continue our Yes & Amen series, we'll explore God's promise to form us through a community where young and old belong to one another—and where every generation has something to give and something to receive. Because sometimes the most important story of faith you share may become part of someone else's story too. Scripture: Psalm 145:1-7 Guest Preacher: Leslie Hanscom

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  Episode #228

  Yes & Amen: The Greatest of These is Love

  Aug 9, 202624 min

  How do you know if you're growing in your faith? Maybe you know more Scripture than you used to. Maybe you pray more often. Maybe you serve, give generously, attend church, or understand things about God that once seemed completely foreign. Those are all good things. But the Apostle Paul gives us a much more uncomfortable test. Are you becoming more loving? Not more sentimental. Not simply nicer to people you already like. More patient. More gracious. Less interested in keeping score. More willing to seek someone else's good—even when it's inconvenient, even when you disagree, and even when you don't particularly feel like it. In 1 Corinthians 13, Paul reminds us that we can possess extraordinary gifts, remarkable faith, and incredible knowledge and still miss something absolutely essential. Today, as we continue our Yes & Amen series, we'll explore God's promise to form us into people who love—and why the greatest evidence of a life being transformed by Christ might not be what we know or what we accomplish. It might be how we love. 1 Corinthians 13:1-13

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  Episode #227

  Yes & Amen: All Will Be Well

  Aug 3, 202626 min

  Our world is full of rivers. Not just the ones you can see on a map. The rivers between neighbors. Between generations. Between political parties. Between races. Between families who no longer speak. Between people convinced that the other side is the problem. The book of Revelation offers a very different picture. Not a river that separates people... But a river flowing from the throne of God, bringing life, healing, and restoration to the nations. Today, as we continue our Yes & Amen series, we'll discover that God's vision for the future isn't simply about where we're going someday. It's about who we're becoming right now as we learn to live as people of reconciliation, hope, and new creation. Scripture: Revelation 21:1-7, 22:1-7 Guest Preacher: Rev. Eric Heinekamp

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  Episode #226

  Yes & Amen: God Has a Plan

  Jul 26, 202630 min

  Have you ever wondered if God forgot his promises? Maybe you wouldn't say it out loud. But you've thought it. You read that God has good plans for his people. Then life takes a turn you never saw coming. The prayer isn't answered. The hurt doesn't go away. The loss becomes permanent. And suddenly you're left wondering whether God's plan and your reality belong in the same story. The people who first heard Jeremiah's words asked those same questions. They had lost their homes, their future, and nearly all hope that life would ever return to normal. Yet it was to them—not before the exile, but in the middle of it—that God said, "I know the plans I have for you." Today, as we continue our Yes & Amen series, we'll explore a promise that is far bigger than a comfortable life. We'll discover that God's plan isn't simply to rescue us from every hardship, but to redeem every part of our story as he makes all things new.

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  Episode #225

  Yes & Amen: I Will Be With You

  Jul 20, 202629 min

  Think back to one of the hardest seasons of your life. What carried you through it? Was it your own strength? Your determination? Your circumstances finally improving? Or was it something deeper? One of the remarkable things about following Jesus is that Christians don't claim hardship is an illusion. We don't pretend pain isn't real. Scripture speaks honestly about loss, fear, sickness, uncertainty, and death. But it also makes a remarkable promise: That the hardest thing you face will never be the strongest thing in your life. Because when the waters rise and the fire burns, God does not promise to watch from a distance. He promises to be with his people. Today, as we continue our Yes & Amen series, we're exploring a promise that has carried God's people for generations: whatever we walk through, we never walk through it alone. Isaiah 43:1-7

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