MidTree Church

The sermon audio of MidTree Church in Harris County, Ga. BEHOLD // BELIEVE // BECOME

MidTree Church is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 360 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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  I AM THE TRUE VINE | LARRY YOUNG | JOHN 15 | AUGUST 9TH 2026

  Aug 9, 202649 min

  We open John 15 and sit with Jesus’s invitation to stop striving for spiritual fruit and start remaining in him as the true vine. We talk honestly about weakness, suffering, and loss, and why the Father’s pruning can be a sign of love, not rejection. • the disciples’ fears as Jesus says he is going away • why “true vine” points beyond Israel to Jesus himself • abiding as making a home in Christ, not occasional visits • the difference between proximity to Jesus and abiding in Jesus • self-examination that looks for rootedness, not a religious resume • Noah’s ark as a picture of resting while God navigates storms • branches that never bear fruit, and what chokes spiritual life • pruning as the Father’s careful cultivation, even through pain • prayer shaped by God’s Word and aligned with his will • being invited into the Father’s love for the Son • joy that runs deeper than happiness and circumstances • the final invitation to come home, remain, and let fruit grow If you want to learn more about the MidTree story or connect with us, go to our website HERE or text us at 812-MID-TREE.

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  The Way Back To God | Thomas Grocki | John 14 | Aug 2nd, 2026

  Aug 2, 202646 min

  Troubled hearts do not need a vague spiritual slogan, they need a solid place to stand. We open John 14:1–7 inside the tense, emotional final hours before the cross, where Jesus tells his disciples hard truths: betrayal is coming, denial is coming, and he is leaving. Then he speaks a command that feels impossible until you see what he is really offering: “Let not your hearts be troubled. Believe in God; believe also in me.” From there, we follow Thomas’ blunt question, the one we all ask in our own way: “How can we know the way?” Jesus does not hand over directions or a checklist. He gives himself. We unpack why John 14:6 is the core of the Christian gospel and why it is also deeply personal: “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” The problem is not that we lack effort, it’s that we are not with the Father, and we cannot fix that separation on our own. To make the point vivid, we connect John’s “farewell discourse” to Genesis 3 and the Garden of Eden, where sin turns joyful communion into hiding, fear, and spiritual death. We talk about how deception works, why small distortions of God’s Word matter, and how Jesus as truth steadies us in reality when our desires and anxieties pull us off course. Finally, we look at Jesus as life, the “tree of life” theme, and communion as a monthly, tangible reminder that Christ’s body and blood are our only hope and our deepest satisfaction. If you want to learn more about the MidTree story or connect with us, go to our website HERE or text us at 812-MID-TREE.

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  Jesus Is The Door | John 10:1-10 | July 12th, 2026

  Jul 12, 202633 min

  “Jesus never said He was God” sounds confident until you slow down and read John 10 the way the original audience heard it. We walk through Jesus’ words, “I am the door,” and show why that “I am” language is a direct claim to divine identity rooted in Exodus 3:14. Once you add cultural and historical context, the passage stops feeling like a soft metaphor and starts sounding like a confrontation: false leaders climb in, the true Shepherd enters the right way, and Jesus alone defines how anyone gets safe. We also talk honestly about modern “thieves” that don’t always look scary at first. Cultural Christianity can keep all the church language while quietly protecting comfort, control, and a self-centered version of faith. We contrast that with what Jesus actually offers: salvation, freedom to “go in and out,” and pasture that is often rocky but always provided. The promise is not that life gets easy, but that the Shepherd gives what we need today and keeps moving us toward what we most deeply need, which is Him. The most surprising turn is the gospel logic under the door: Jesus doesn’t only die for our sins, He lives for our righteousness. We can’t walk into the presence of a holy God carrying our own resume, and God doesn’t grade on a curve. Through Christ, we’re cleansed and clothed, credited with His perfection by grace. We end with the two-sided reality of the door: gentle Savior now, righteous Judge one day, and the urgent invitation not to delay. If you want to learn more about the MidTree story or connect with us, go to our website HERE or text us at 812-MID-TREE.

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  I Am The Light Of The World | John 8:1-12 | July 5th 2026

  Jul 5, 202646 min

  We trace Jesus’ claim “I am the light of the world” through John 9 and John 8, watching him give sight to the blind and mercy to the exposed. We walk away seeing that God’s light reveals beauty, exposes hidden sin, and shows a Savior who exposes the truth without throwing the stone. • fireworks as a picture of light that illuminates everything nearby • why “light” is a massive Bible theme from Genesis to Revelation • John 9 and the blind man as a physical sign of spiritual blindness • John 8 and the woman caught in adultery as shame dragged into public • our fear of being fully known and not loved • Jesus stooping to the dirt and refusing condemnation • the gospel logic of the only sinless judge extending mercy • three outcomes for hidden sin: confession, exposure, or darkness • bringing sin into the light with wise community • the cross as the Light lifted up for all to see If you want to learn more about the MidTree story or connect with us, go to our website HERE or text us at 812-MID-TREE.

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  Bread Of Life | John 6:25-59 | June 28th, 2026

  Jun 28, 202644 min

  A full stomach is easy to recognize. A hungry soul is harder to name, and even harder to satisfy. We open John 6 with Jesus’ famous claim, “I am the bread of life,” and we follow the story behind it: the feeding of the five thousand, the crowd’s obsession with the sign, and the quiet warning that you can chase miracles while still missing the meaning. We wrestle with the question the crowd asks and we still ask today: “What must we do?” Jesus answers with gospel simplicity and clarity, calling belief the work God requires. From there we examine the subtle ways we try to improve the message: adding extra requirements that create guilt and judgment, or adding extra benefits as if Jesus isn’t enough. Along the way, we connect Jesus’ “I am” to God’s name in Exodus and show why that little phrase carries thunder. Bread runs through the whole Bible, from manna in the wilderness to daily bread in prayer to table fellowship in God’s presence. Jesus gathers all of it into Himself: dependable provision, intimate relationship, and a life that is not only eternal but abundant now. We also face the hard saying about eating His flesh and drinking His blood, and why it points us toward communion and a daily, desperate hunger for Christ rather than shelf-life religion. If you want to learn more about the MidTree story or connect with us, go to our website HERE or text us at 812-MID-TREE.

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