First Christian Church Podcast Ministry

We live in difficult days. We live in troubling times. We live in seasons full of worry.God has provided Scripture for these specific days, times, and seasons of our life. This four-week study will feature four different chapters from the Psalms. To be clear, through this study we won't erase our difficult days. Through this study, we won't forget our troubling times. Through this study, we won't see our seasons full of worry disappear. But - with God's grace - we'll find meaning and significance for this life. And we'll find hope for the next.Today: A Psalm for Discouragement & Frustration, Psalm 73

The Master’s Plan will dive deeper into the beauty and the majesty of the Gospel. Further, it explores how our lives intersect with the Gospel and how the Gospel should affect every part of our lives: in our personal lives, in our neighborhoods, in our church, in our communities, and in our families. The first five weeks of this study will go through Ephesians chapters 1-3 and focuses on the Gospel and how it is revealed to us.Today: The Mystery of God & Our Part - Ephesians 3

The Master’s Plan will dive deeper into the beauty and the majesty of the Gospel. Further, it explores how our lives intersect with the Gospel and how the Gospel should affect every part of our lives: in our personal lives, in our neighborhoods, in our church, in our communities, and in our families. The first five weeks of this study will go through Ephesians chapters 1-3 and focuses on the Gospel and how it is revealed to us.Today: A Reconciled Family - Ephesians 2:11-22

The Master’s Plan will dive deeper into the beauty and the majesty of the Gospel. Further, it explores how our lives intersect with the Gospel and how the Gospel should affect every part of our lives: in our personal lives, in our neighborhoods, in our church, in our communities, and in our families. The first five weeks of this study will go through Ephesians chapters 1-3 and focuses on the Gospel and how it is revealed to us.Today: God's Way of Reconciliation - Ephesians 2:1-10

The Master’s Plan will dive deeper into the beauty and the majesty of the Gospel. Further, it explores how our lives intersect with the Gospel and how the Gospel should affect every part of our lives: in our personal lives, in our neighborhoods, in our church, in our communities, and in our families. The first five weeks of this study will go through Ephesians chapters 1-3 and focuses on the Gospel and how it is revealed to us.Today: Paul's Prayer for Us - Ephesians 1:15-23

The Master’s Plan will dive deeper into the beauty and the majesty of the Gospel. Further, it explores how our lives intersect with the Gospel and how the Gospel should affect every part of our lives: in our personal lives, in our neighborhoods, in our church, in our communities, and in our families. The first five weeks of this study will go through Ephesians chapters 1-3 and focuses on the Gospel and how it is revealed to us.Today: The Master’s Plan (an introduction) Ephesians 1:1-14

It’s easy to take the cross for granted. It’s easy to forget that the crucifixion at the cross was the ultimate form of torture. What was designed to bring death to a person was used as a vehicle to bring life to all.At the cross we are faced with the reality that our brokenness and our sin carry a penalty. At the cross the very Son of God took our penalty. At the cross we’ll find the details of what grace looks like. ‘At the Cross’ will give us a window into why the darkest day of Jesus’ story reveals the brightest day of history.

It’s easy to take the cross for granted. It’s easy to forget that the crucifixion at the cross was the ultimate form of torture. What was designed to bring death to a person was used as a vehicle to bring life to all.At the cross we are faced with the reality that our brokenness and our sin carry a penalty. At the cross the very Son of God took our penalty. At the cross we’ll find the details of what grace looks like. ‘At the Cross’ will give us a window into why the darkest day of Jesus’ story reveals the brightest day of history.

It’s easy to take the cross for granted. It’s easy to forget that the crucifixion at the cross was the ultimate form of torture. What was designed to bring death to a person was used as a vehicle to bring life to all.At the cross we are faced with the reality that our brokenness and our sin carry a penalty. At the cross the very Son of God took our penalty. At the cross we’ll find the details of what grace looks like. ‘At the Cross’ will give us a window into why the darkest day of Jesus’ story reveals the brightest day of history.

It’s easy to take the cross for granted. It’s easy to forget that the crucifixion at the cross was the ultimate form of torture. What was designed to bring death to a person was used as a vehicle to bring life to all.At the cross we are faced with the reality that our brokenness and our sin carry a penalty. At the cross the very Son of God took our penalty. At the cross we’ll find the details of what grace looks like. ‘At the Cross’ will give us a window into why the darkest day of Jesus’ story reveals the brightest day of history.

Are you ready to see God work in your life? This is the series for you. Oftentimes our prayers are either non-existent or too safe. Following Jesus was never meant to be safe. December 27th: Make Me Bold January 3rd: Speak to MeJanuary 10th: Align my Heart with YoursJanuary 17th: Search MeJanuary 24th: Break MeJanuary 31st: Send Me

Are you ready to see God work in your life? This is the series for you. Oftentimes our prayers are either non-existent or too safe. Following Jesus was never meant to be safe. December 27th: Make Me Bold January 3rd: Speak to MeJanuary 10th: Align my Heart with YoursJanuary 17th: Search MeJanuary 24th: Break Me

Are you ready to see God work in your life? This is the series for you. Oftentimes our prayers are either non-existent or too safe. Following Jesus was never meant to be safe. December 27th: Make Me Bold January 3rd: Speak to MeJanuary 10th: Align my Heart with YoursJanuary 17th: Search Me

Are you ready to see God work in your life? This is the series for you. Oftentimes our prayers are either non-existent or too safe. Following Jesus was never meant to be safe. December 27th: Make Me BoldJanuary 3rd: Speak to MeJanuary 10th: Align my Heart with Yours

Six Life-Changing Prayers for 2021 (#2 Speak to Me)Are you ready to see God work in your life? This is the series for you. Oftentimes our prayers are either non-existent or too safe. Following Jesus was never meant to be safe.December 27th: Make Me BoldJanuary 3rd: Speak to Me

Six Life-Changing Prayers for 2021 Are you ready to see God work in your life? This is the series for you. Oftentimes our prayers are either non-existent or too safe. Following Jesus was never meant to be safe. December 27th: Make Me Bold

When Jesus was born, He gave us the chance to be known, accepted, and forgiven. When we experience His love, we can’t help but come and adore Him. This four-week series teaches different ways to adore (worship) God including:Week 1: lifting your handsWeek 2: bringing your giftsWeek 3: pouring out your hearts, andWeek 4: bowing before Him.

When Jesus was born, He gave us the chance to be known, accepted, and forgiven. When we experience His love, we can’t help but come and adore Him. This four-week series teaches different ways to adore (worship) God including:Week 1: lifting your handsWeek 2: bringing your giftsWeek 3: pouring out your hearts, andWeek 4: bowing before Him.

When Jesus was born, He gave us the chance to be known, accepted, and forgiven. When we experience His love, we can’t help but come and adore Him. This four-week series teaches different ways to adore (worship) God including:Week 1: lifting your handsWeek 2: bringing your giftsWeek 3: pouring out your hearts, andWeek 4: bowing before Him.

When Jesus was born, He gave us the chance to be known, accepted, and forgiven. When we experience His love, we can’t help but come and adore Him. This four-week series teaches different ways to adore (worship) God including:Week 1: lifting your handsWeek 2: bringing your giftsWeek 3: pouring out your hearts, andWeek 4: bowing before Him. 

Biblical principles to help you create margin in a rushed, chaotic, hurried world.November 8th | Defining MarginNovember 15th | Embracing Margin in our SchedulesNovember 22nd | Embracing Margin in our Finances

Biblical principles to help you create margin in a rushed, chaotic, hurried world. November 8th | Defining MarginNovember 15th | Embracing Margin in our SchedulesNovember 22nd | Embracing Margin in our Finances

Biblical principles to help you create margin in a rushed, chaotic, hurried world. November 8th | Defining MarginNovember 15th | Embracing Margin in our SchedulesNovember 22nd | Embracing Margin in our Finances

What do you do when we see the promises of God go unfulfilled in this life? Scripture is filled with examples of people who lived lives of faith – having never received the promise. This is the hard reality for the life of a Christian. It is not bleak though. In those instances, we claim a greater promise found in the last verse of Hebrews 11… ‘God has something better planned.’

Drifting away comes with consequences. It causes you to believe some myths about the Christian which we will discuss today. Drifting away also encourages you to embrace ‘normal.’ Normal is overrated. As we dive into the tenth chapter of Hebrews we see that God has GREATER in store for us than normal. So today we discuss giving normal a funeral by embracing for commands in chapter ten.

The message of the book of Hebrews is simple - don’t give up - because Jesus is GREATER. And because Jesus is greater, we now have a greater perspective. What Jesus did for us with the new covenant was to change our whole perspective on life. Before the focus was based on the idea that God’s acceptance and love was contingent on our behavior. Now we understand that we do not serve for His love, approval, and redemption - we serve God from His love, approval, and redemption.

Sometimes when something is new it’s a complete let down. Anybody remember ‘New Coke’? The writer of Hebrews makes the case that the new covenant is the exception to that rule. The New Covenant provided by Jesus Christ gifts us a new purity, a new identity, a new desire and new power. (from Hebrews 8)

This message is part of our study through the book of Hebrews. Today’s message focuses on why Melchizedek was used to point to how much greater Jesus is. He is our greater hope, and you can trust Him.

This message is part of our study through the book of Hebrews. Hebrews was written to persecuted Jewish Christians with a simple message directed to them: Don't Give Up - because Jesus is Greater.

This four-week study centers on Jesus' conversation with His disciples featuring the Vine and the branches from John chapter 15.

This four-week study centers on Jesus' conversation with His disciples featuring the Vine and the branches from John chapter 15.

This four-week study centers on Jesus' conversation with His disciples featuring the Vine and the branches from John chapter 15.

This three-week study features a study through three chapters of the Bible on sheep + shepherds. Speaker: Pastor Daniel Mallipudi

This three-week study features a study through three chapters of the Bible on sheep + shepherds. Speaker: Pastor Daniel Mallipudi

Pastor Daniel Mallipudi delivers a message from John's Gospel celebrating our King on Palm Sunday. This was delivered on Sunday, April 19, 2020.