The Word for Everyday Disciples with Dave DeSelm is a weekly podcast bringing biblical teaching to everyday people in ways they can understand and put into practice.
Philippians 3 calls believers to press on toward the ultimate goal—knowing Christ and becoming more like Him. This sermon series will challenge us to let go of the past, resist complacency, and strive forward in faith. Paul’s words remind us that our journey with Christ is not about perfection but about persistent pursuit. No matter the obstacles, we are called to run the race with endurance, fixing our eyes on Jesus and pressing on toward the prize of eternal life with Him.
Most of the time we pray on what might be considered “felt need” prayers. We’re facing a crisis, we have practical needs, we’re trying to cope, so we pray. We ask God to intervene. But have you ever considered that there could be a whole other level to our prayers?
Read MoreWho are you? How do you know who you are? The World bases your identity on appearance, achievements, acquisitions, and associations.
Read MoreThe letter to the Ephesians starts like this: “Paul, an apostle of Christ Jesus by the will of God, to God’s holy people in Ephesus, the faithful in Christ Jesus...” Right away, Paul makes a striking statement about how God sees these everyday people.
Read MorePaul’s letter to the Ephesians has been called “The Queen of the Epistles.” It brilliantly blends some of the loftiest theology in Scripture with some of the most practical application. As we begin our study together, allow me to introduce this masterful letter.
Read MoreLosing someone you love to death is incredibly painful. The grief you feel isn’t something you get over quickly. But for those who have a relationship with Jesus, there is actually hope in the midst of the tears.
Read MoreJesus‘ ministry was characterized by three things: WORDS: He taught with authority. WAYS: He chose disciples in whom to invest. WORKS: He healed the sick and oppressed.
Read MoreWhen it comes to healing, it’s one thing to deal with the physical brokenness in our bodies or the emotional brokenness in our minds. However, there are occasions when beneath all of that is something that’s hidden yet even more deadly – the spiritual brokenness in our souls.
Read MoreThe people of Israel looked forward to the day the Kingdom of God would be revealed, ushering in an era of shalom – complete wholeness in body and soul.
Read MoreThere are certain regrets in life that fall under the category of what might be called, “If only I’d known…” But the ultimate regret story is the one Jesus told in Matthew 25.
Read MoreWe are told right from the start why Jesus told this story. He wanted to motivate His followers to pray and never give up.
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