The Line Upon Line Podcast

Not one of God's blessings can be purchased with money, and especially His greatest—salvation. You receive it as a gift or not at all.

Pastor Chris teaches five results of devoting to Jesus.

Here are four attributes of the Holy Spirit that are the same today.

The disciples replaced Judas. Here's why they did right.

Jesus tells His disciples they will be filled with the Holy Spirit. What's that look like?

The enemy has done his worst to David and wants him to believe it's over. But David is not dead yet. And God will always take his side.

The Scriptures that prove Jesus is from God say He will return to the earth in power and glory.

God's promise to share His Holy Spirit with His people goes all the way back to the Covenant of Abraham, and runs through the Prophets.

Jesus again emphasises that Scripture authenticates Him as the one, true, living God.

We recreate what Jesus told the disciples on the road to Emmaus. Moses wrote of Jesus.

The Scriptures are about Jesus, because Jesus is about God

The disciples didn’t believe Jesus was risen because they didn’t know the prophets. Strong faith comes from hearing the word of God.

In the midst of a hostile crowd Jesus saves a man willing to see, to hear, and to think.

A blameless character is the most valuable thing in the world, and your character needs to be blameless.

Before the crucifixion we see Jesus fight another fight, to give Himself completely to the will of God.

Following Jesus means learning how to walk in the midst of trouble

Other religions don't depend on their founders. Your salvation is nothing without Jesus.

Jesus earnestly desires to eat His last Passover because He's going to fulfil it.

Saved by the grace of Christ, for the work of Christ.

The chief priests and Judas Iscariot and Satan agree that to be safe, secure and happy they really need to kill Jesus. Their lust will only destroy themselves.

David needed courage, God gave him a concrete word that gave him courage.

Two kinds of people: those who listen to Jesus and those who don't. It's life and death.

Not even believers have stability in this world. We have permanent forgiveness from God through Jesus

Chris and Rob explain why Chris is coming and Rob is going

If you have to choose between your speed and God's speed, choose God's.

A relationship with God is good or bad depending on who gets emphasised

Jesus’ opponents find out He is much more than they thought

Unruly people will not survive, but those who know their master will be exalted.

Speculation results in fog, uncertainty, futility. Facts are clear, result in confidence, perseverance and fruit.

Jesus presents Himself as the King of Israel fulfilling Scripture, covenant, prophecy, and no one gets it.

Money lets a rich man down, but Jesus turns out to be the real thing.

God takes away the temporary and gives much more what is eternal.

Sin is worse than you can ever fix, and someone is willing to take responsibility for you so you will never die.

Keep praying. You’ll be encouraged, and you won’t faint.

When the future comes it will confirm the decision you make now.

Jesus gives ten men back their lives, only one realises that Jesus is greater than his life.

You believe in Jesus, you have real faith. Now take that tiny beginning and live your whole life like that.

Can you ignore the word of God and live? No. Jesus takes scoffers on a trip to the place of the dead to prove it.

Jesus' disciples are to be His faithful stewards for their own sakes.

The Father gives life and loves His children. If that means nothing to you, you are lost.

You belong to Him, you’re valuable to Him, and He cares for you.

Following Jesus casually is nothing. Committing to be His disciple is everything.

Why would you turn down the invitation of a lifetime? Because you're convinced you know what you're doing.

Jesus keeps His eyes on pleasing the Father because that leads directly to the resurrection.

Rather than divorce His wayward nation, God brings her into the wilderness to give her a door of hope and a betrothal forever.

God's promises are great; greater still is their fulfilment, and that begins at Christmas.