Trinity Evangelical CC's Podcast

Pastor Terry Brosius
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Trinity Evangelical CC's Podcast

We have been a friendly community church on the 67th Street Hill in Rutherford, PA, for over 100 years. Offering both traditional and contemporary worship. Listen to our Sunday sermons from Pastor Keith Blank and Ryan Martin. Our Vision Statement: We purpose to make disciples of Christ by *providing a climate in which personal spiritual growth and worship occur, *by encouraging Christians to consecrate themselves to God's purpose in their lives, *by equipping believers for effective ministry to reach the Rutherford area and beyond, and* by attracting and leading the unsaved to Jesus.

  1. 3D AGO

    The Offense of the Cross

    Purpose Statement: The most basic thing in Christianity is the Cross. One day a savior is coming. Jesus died for our sins. Our salvation depends on what he did for us. He did it on an Old Rugged Cross. Paul says a lot in Galatians 5:11. Paul says, “Brothers and sisters, if I am still preaching circumcision, why am I still being persecuted? In that case the offense of the cross has been abolished.” That tells me that something in Paul’s day and in our world today, that the Cross is offensive. People are offended by the crucifixion. To us, as Christians that’s the greatest news. What is it about the cross that is offensive? (Matthew 27:24). Why did Pilate wash his hands of the innocence of Jesus being crucified?

    32 min

  2. MAR 23

    Enemies of the Cross

    Purpose Statement: Who are the enemies of the cross? Those who are enemies of the cross do not recognize that they are enemies. God knows the truth. How do we identify them? (Four simple points). How is our walk? Is it heavenly or earthly? How do we understand and apply the truth?

    34 min

  3. MAR 16

    Who for the Joy Set Before Him - Endured the Cross

    Purpose Statement: What truths do we need to consider around the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus? (John 3:16) This Scripture is about the greatest love story ever told. His son died on the cross to prove His love for us. What did Jesus do? Who for the joy that was set before Him endured the cross. Jesus knew that the cross was coming. He told the disciples that He would go to Jerusalem to die. He knew the details. What did Jesus know would happen to Him? He didn’t enjoy the cross. It’s the symbol of suffering and shame. “For He who knew no sin was made to be sin for us.” Not a sin offering. The cross speaks of sin, shame, agony, pain, darkness, separation and death. What’s on the other side of the cross? Jesus knows the future from the past. He saw the fullness of joy (Psalm 16:11). The closer we get to the Lord the more joyful our life should be. As Jesus approached the cross He despised the shame and pain. The shame of becoming sin for us. Describe it. What is sin? Oh death, where is your sting?

    35 min

  4. MAR 9

    How Are We Wise in Building our House?

    Purpose Statement: How are we wise in building our house? How do we live? Do we seem religious in our religious garb? We will be recognized by our fruit. We will be acknowledged by the outcome of our actions. Some people may even stand before God and be turned away. We have to doublecheck our foundations. We will survive the storms in our life? If we ignore the words of Jesus and reluctantly put them into practice what happens?

    34 min

  5. MAR 2

    Why Worry About Worrying

    Purpose Statement: Can someone else handle our worrying? What are the effects of worry? It gives stomachs ulcers, saps vitality and drives people to death quicker. It assists us to make us incapable of handling life’s problems. Why worry? What is worry? It’s sin. It keeps us from faithfully living for Jesus. Do you worry about worry? What can be done about it? Jay Adams says that “worry is concern for that which we can’t do anything about.” (Matthew 6:31). Why focus on worrying? Some people mistaken worry for planning or vice versa. What does Scripture say about worry? (Matthew 25:25). Instead of worrying try doing something else. Answer some questions. How has God worked on your heart to convict of sin? How will God convict us on worry?

    27 min

  6. FEB 23

    Beatitudes Part 2

    Purpose Statement: A few weeks ago we began learning about the Beatitudes and the first few of them where Jesus sat upon the mountain and the disciples came to learn. Jesus says some things about “being blessed.” For Christians we will be blessed if. Behind every beatitude is an attitude, a principal, a promise, and a problem. Maybe I should give you a quiz. The second part of the sermon deals with more beatitudes and right attitudes. God wants full surrender. How will we apply the right attitudes of the beatitudes?

    25 min

  7. FEB 16

    The Reluctant Gideon

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    28 min

  8. FEB 9

    Spread your light

    Purpose Statement: Salt and light are both vital elements to life. Long before refrigerators, salt was used to slow decay of food, this making it last longer. Light, available in ancient times only from the sun and fire, is necessary for everyday life: for growing and harvesting food, as well as sight and safety. Christians will help preserve life and truth. How does God want us to be salt and light?

    28 min

  9. FEB 2

    The Beatitudes

    Purpose Statement: The Sermon on the Mount is Jesus' teachings from Matthew 5, which includes through Chapter 7. This message takes place at the beginning of Jesus' ministry. Jesus describes the defining characteristics of those in the kingdom of heaven-- those who follow and give their lives to Christ. Jesus teaches to a variety of people at different levels and places. Many people are curious about the miracles that Jesus does. First is the beatitudes in Matthew 5:3-12. The word beatitude comes from a Latin word (beatus) that means "happy" or "blessed." This is not a command but rewards of the kingdom for Christians. What does this mean in our life? What is the attitude behind the beatitude?

    24 min

  10. JAN 26

    What Does God Expect of Believers?

    Purpose Statement: People in the world read us more than they read the Bible. Each of us write a chapter of the Bible by our living that the world sees. What does God expect in the area of discipleship from us? How can we attract an unholy world to a Holy God? Are we willing to become Holy ourselves? What is the responsibility of sanctification in the life of a believer? Christians today are unfamiliar with certain words and vocabulary today. As children of God we are called to be Holy for I am Holy. I have a series of questions for the Believer as we begin 2025. When have you heard about Detrich Bonhoeffer? Why do preachers preach the justification of sins today or Cheap grace? How are we to live? Why do people only come to church to have a good time? If you want revival confront the conformity to the world more than conformity to Jesus. What does Holy mean? Does your attitude reflect the fact that God lives inside of you? What does the Lordship of Christ mean? Do others get a glimpse of Jesus in us?

    32 min
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    We have been a friendly community church on the 67th Street Hill in Rutherford, PA, for over 100 years. Offering both traditional and contemporary worship. Listen to our Sunday sermons from Pastor Keith Blank and Ryan Martin. Our Vision Statement: We purpose to make disciples of Christ by *providing a climate in which personal spiritual growth and worship occur, *by encouraging Christians to consecrate themselves to God's purpose in their lives, *by equipping believers for effective ministry to reach the Rutherford area and beyond, and* by attracting and leading the unsaved to Jesus.

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    • Creator
      Pastor Terry Brosius
    • Years Active
      2016 - 2025
    • Episodes
      11
    • Rating
      Clean
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      © Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church, Rutherford, PA
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