Gcc Adams Center Podcast

Some things were meant to be hot, like coffee. Some of you may disagree but coffee is predominately drunk hot. Christianity is the same. Christians are supposed to be hot. Jesus said he wants us to be hot but if not hot then cold. What He can't stand is lukewarm. Listen in and see what Jesus has to say about lukewarm Christians.

Is there a door or a vault that when sealed shut, is impossible to open unless you have the code? How about a door that is open which is impossible to shut. In our world, such things don't exist. It is just a matter of time until someone cracks the safe or forces the door shut. But when it comes to spiritual things, God opens and shuts doors, spiritually speaking, and when He does, they can't be opened or closed by anyone or anything other than him. In this message we look at the statement made by Jesus that He has place an open door in front of us. This is the door to eternal life, the door to relationship with God where true satisfaction lies. Listen to find our what side of that door you are on and what you can do about it.

Men often wonder what being a father is all about. Fatherhood is leadership. We are called of God to lead our chilldren and to lead our wives. What does it take to be a good leader? In this message we look to answer this question and others regarding leadership.

Did you know that God has a plan for your life? Your family? Your church? It is a powerful plan, one that will further His kingdom. He has gone to great lengths to prepare you for plan and equip you to successfully accomplish it. Yet, we have an enemy, Satan, who is dedicated to thwarting God's plan anywhere it shows up. In this message we look at the attacks that come against those who are walking in true spiritual authority and leadership from Jesus' letter to the church of Thyatira. Remember, being forewarned is being forearmed and prepared

We have heard the statement: Love the sinner, yet hate the sin. How does one do such a thing? Is it even possible? Is is something that Christians should strive for or is it merely a statement made up by men? In this message we see that we are called as followers of Jesus to stand against sin with a heart of love and compassion like Jesus did while on this earth. It is never easy to stand against sin in our own lives or in the lives of others. Thankfully we can find encouragement from Jesus Himself. Listen in and be both challenged and encouraged

We don't write letters very often these days nor do we receive them. Even rarer is a handwritten letter. In days gone by, letters were often the only form of communication available. Even Jesus saw to it that letters from Him were given to His people. In this message we take an introductory look at the letters Jesus communicated to 7 different churches and see the importance of us looking for personal instruction, correction, and encouragement in them. Listen in and prepare yourself to read letters that Jesus might write to you today.

We have many "tools" to use when we want to navigate to a specific location. We use GPS units and maps in our cars. We use compasses and maps for orienteering. We even have the stars, specifically the North Star, that will point us to true North. God had also given a way to successfully Navigate our way to eternity in Heaven with Him. It comes through obedience. In this message we clearly see that obedience is equated with truly loving God and truly loving Jesus. Listen in and be challenged to truly obey God's truths to assure you stay on track in your journey to Heaven.

A paradox - something that doesn't seem to make sense or or seems contradictory. A paradox in the Bible often contains deep and encouraging truth when we take the time to look deeper. In this message we look at such a paradox - Jesus quieting demons becasue they knew who He was. We find that the cause of Christ is not always served by those who merely state truths but by those who state truth that they know and understand experientially. Listen in and be both encouraged and challenged in your witness of Jesus.