Prairie Bible Church

Welcome to Prairie Bible Church — we’re grateful you’re here. Our mission is simple: building up God’s people through God’s Word for God’s glory. Each episode features clear, Bible-centered teaching designed to encourage your faith and help you walk with Jesus in simple, authentic ways. Simple. Authentic. Jesus. Cedar Rapids, IA | prairiebible.org Join us each week for messages of hope and truth. (Sunday service times: 9:00 & 10:30 AM | Kids Ministry at both)

Prairie Bible Church is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 431 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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  The Spirit and the Will of God | Romans 8:26–27

  Sep 20, 202633 min

  These verses combine two of the most misunderstood subjects in Christianity: The Holy Spirit and the will of God. The Holy Spirit is perhaps the most elusive member of the Trinity. And, if you ask Christians, “What is the will of God?” you will get many different answers. Romans 8:26-27 reminds us that God has not left us alone in our weakness and ignorance; rather, He sent His Holy Spirit to us who intercedes for the saints according to the will of God. Take-Home Message: The Holy Spirit helps me according to the will of God. The Spirit helps us in our weakness. (26) The Spirit intercedes for us according to the will of God. (27) What is the will of God? My salvation My sanctification My sobriety and Spirit-filledness My discernment My suffering My submission to authority My thankfulness

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  Making Sense of Suffering | Romans 8:18-25

  Sep 14, 202629 min

  Sadly, many walk away from God when they begin to suffer. This betrays a fundamental misunderstanding of Jesus and what it means to follow Him. The Bible teaches us that we will suffer, but that our sufferings are labor pains leading to incomparable, eternal glory. Romans 8:18-25 reminds us to hope in God through suffering rather than walk away. For followers of Jesus, there is hope beyond suffering, the hope of the resurrection: “For in this hope we were saved. Now hope that is seen is not hope. For who hopes for what he sees? But if we hope for what we do not see, we wait for it with patience.” (Romans 8:24-25) Take-Home Message: I have hope beyond suffering. Making Sense of Suffering: Suffering is incomparable with future glory. (18-19) Suffering is decreed by God, in hope. (20-21) Suffering is comprehensive. (22-23) Suffering is not the end. (24-25) My Hope Beyond Suffering: The hope of glory (17-19) The hope of creation set free from corruption (20-22) The hope of the resurrection (23)

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  People of Hope | Hebrews 6:9-20

  Aug 31, 202627 min

  Hope is a core Christian Principal. Sometimes we use the word hope to indicate a desire or want like “I hope you feel better”. Christian hope is different; it is a confident expectation for the future. We have hope because God holds our future in His all-capable hands, what a great hope we have in Jesus Christ! Take-Home Message: Put your hope in the God of all hope. It’s easy to lose hope. Hope is a core principle of Christianity. Abraham is an example of hope. Christians are people of hope. God is the God of hope.

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  The Spirit’s Proof and Power | Romans 8:9-11

  Aug 24, 202630 min

  God is a God that raises dead people. The Bible is filled with accounts of resurrection stories, and the entire Christian message is built upon Christ’s resurrection. The possibility of resurrection is a message that the world desperately needs, because many people are dead: despite all the world’s pleasures and technology, there is an emptiness that reigns in hearts. Sadly, even many Christians live as if they are powerless to defeat sin and despair. Romans 8:9-11 assures Christians that the same power that raised Jesus from the dead lives in them. This not only means that we will rise to eternal life, but that we have the Holy Spirit, who empower our lives now: “If the Spirit of him who raised Jesus from the dead dwells in you, he who raised Christ Jesus from the dead will also give life to your mortal bodies through his Spirit who dwells in you.” (Rom. 8:11) Take-Home Message: The same power that raised Jesus from the dead lives in me. The Spirit’s Proof: The Spirit of Christ in me proves that I belong to Christ (9). Evidence that the Holy Spirit dwells in me: I confess that Jesus is Lord. I am obedient to the Spirit. I bear the fruit of the Spirit. I experience godly grief over sin. I experience the Spirit’s inner witness of adoption and assurance. The Spirit’s Power: The Spirit of God in me provides life to my mortal body (10-11).

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  Life in the Flesh vs. Life in the Spirit | Romans 8:5–8

  Aug 17, 202627 min

  The Bible presents two primary ways of life: in the flesh or in the Spirit. To be in the flesh means to live according to our sinful nature, following our appetites and desires and participating in the works of the flesh (Gal. 5:19–21). All who do not know Jesus are “in the flesh.” When Christ indwells us through faith, we receive His promised Holy Spirit. Living “in the Spirit” means following Jesus by submitting to the Spirit’s working in us, bearing the fruit of the Spirit (Gal. 5:22–26). While the flesh results in death and corruption, the Spirit produces life and peace. Be honest: Which better describes your current way of life: the flesh or the Spirit? Take-Home Question : Am I living in the flesh or in the Spirit? Life in the Flesh vs. Life in the Spirit: Life in the Spirit means setting my mind on the things of the Spirit (5). Life in the Spirit leads to life and peace (6). Those who are in the flesh cannot please God (7-8). The Truth About Life in the Flesh: The mind that is set on the flesh is hostile to God. The mind that is set on the flesh does not submit to God’s law; indeed, it cannot. Those who are in the flesh cannot please God.

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