The Resting Place Podcast

The Resting Place's Sunday sermon archives. We are a non-denominational church in Augusta, GA. Learn more at https://www.revivify.church

The Resting Place Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Pastor Devin Mitchem, with 152 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.

Pastor Devin Mitchem hosts The Resting Place Podcast, a religion show with 152 episodes published.

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  Gospel of John - Week 4: From Darkness to Light

  Aug 25, 202638 min

  Nicodemus, a powerful and respected Pharisee, came to Jesus under the cover of night, afraid of what following Him might cost. Jesus cut straight to the heart of his need, declaring that no one can enter the kingdom of God without being born again, a complete spiritual transformation made possible only by the Holy Spirit. This new birth is not something anyone can earn through discipline, church attendance, or good works. It is received through faith alone. John 3:16 reminds us that God sent His Son not to condemn the world but to save it, and our response to a broken world should reflect that same posture of compassion. John the Baptist modeled the heart of a true disciple when he said that Jesus must increase and he must decrease. The Christian life is not about building our own kingdoms but about faithfully pointing others to His. That faithfulness often looks less like grand moments and more like daily choices made at home, at work, and in community. Support the show

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  Gospel of John - Week 3: A Journey to Cleanse

  Aug 19, 202651 min

  John 2 is far more than the story of a miracle at a wedding. When Jesus turned water into wine using Jewish purification jars, He was making a profound statement: true purification comes from Him alone, not from religious ritual. The miracle is a picture of transformation, moving from what was to what is, from the old to the new. Transformation requires our participation. Jesus told the servants to fill the jars, and only then did He perform the miracle. Just as He cleansed the physical temple in Jerusalem, He desires to cleanse us, because our bodies are now the temple of the Holy Spirit. True growth happens through intentional time in prayer, Scripture, worship, and community with other believers. The water can become wine, but it starts with filling the jar. Support the show

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  Eschatology - Theology Nights

  Aug 11, 202648 min

  Many Christians have inherited a very specific picture of the end times, one built around a secret rapture, a seven-year tribulation, and a literal thousand-year reign of Christ on earth. But this framework, known as dispensationalism, was not developed until 1835 and has no roots in the early church or the Reformation. The historic position of the church, held by theologians from Augustine to Calvin, is that Christ is reigning now and will return once to consummate all things. Revelation is not a predictive news calendar but apocalyptic literature written to encourage persecuted first-century believers. The destination of the redeemed is not escape from earth but life with God on a renewed earth. Our view of the end times shapes how we live today, and the church is called not to passively wait but to actively participate in the kingdom of God right now. Support the show

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  Gospel of John - Week 1

  Aug 6, 202636 min

  The opening of John's Gospel answers some of the biggest questions about who Jesus is and why He came. Jesus is identified as the Word, the full revelation of God, who existed before creation and through whom all things were made. He entered the world as the true light, yet the world did not recognize Him. To all who receive Him, He gives the right to become children of God, regardless of background or past. The Word became flesh and dwelt among us, making the presence of God accessible to everyone. Jesus is not one path among many but the source of all light, life, and truth. If you want to know what God is like, look at Jesus. Support the show

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  Jesus the Conquerer

  Jul 28, 202636 min

  Evil still exists in the world, but Jesus conquers it in a way no human ruler ever has. Rather than defeating His enemies through force, He transforms them through agape, the self-sacrificing love that seeks another person's good at personal cost. This is the love displayed at the cross, where God stepped into human history and gave His life as a sacrifice for sin. The early church in Ephesus demonstrated this love in ways that turned the ancient world upside down, and the same victory is still unfolding today. Every act of foster care, forgiveness, prison ministry, or disaster relief is King Jesus continuing to conquer through His people. Agape is not a feeling. It is a decision, and it is the most powerful force in human history. Support the show

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