Roxford Church Podcast

About Roxford Church Podcast

Roxford gives you the ability to take every Sunday Morning message with you on the go!

Publisher

Roxford Media Ministries

Category

religion & spirituality

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

7 Mar 2024

Latest episode

1 Nov 2026

Latest episodes

104 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   1 Nov 2026

   Water Under the Bridge

   Water Under the Bridge | Rev. Ted Knapp In this encouraging message from Philippians 3:12–14, Rev. Ted Knapp explores what it means to leave the past behind and press forward in our walk with Christ. Through the story of the Apostle Paul and the illustration of boats getting stuck beneath a bridge, Pastor Ted reminds us that past mistakes, guilt, and condemnation don't have to keep us from moving forward in God's purpose for our lives. Discover how God's grace frees us from the weight of yesterday, transforms our hearts, and calls us to keep growing in faith. With a renewed commitment to God's Word, Christian fellowship, and sharing the Gospel, we can turn our past into a stepping stone rather than an obstacle. The past may still be there, but through Christ, it doesn't have to hold you back. It's time to let go, press on, and pursue the calling God has placed on your life.

2. 

   25 Oct 2026

   Lead Us Not Into Temptation: Stop Playing with Sin

   Are you asking God to deliver you from temptation while continuing to put yourself in situations that lead you straight back to it? In this challenging message, Brother Jim continues the journey through the Lord’s Prayer, focusing on the words found in Matthew 6:13: “And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.” Using the familiar image of playing too close to a fire, Brother Jim reminds us that we don't have to jump into the flames to get burned. Sometimes, simply getting too close to sin can lead to consequences we never expected. While temptation itself is not a sin, entertaining it, feeding it, and deliberately placing ourselves in its path can weaken our walk with Christ. Drawing from James 1:13–15 and Matthew 26:41, this sermon challenges us to examine our own hearts, recognize our weaknesses, and stop making excuses for the habits, relationships, influences, and situations that pull us away from God. Whether it's anger, gossip, bitterness, entertainment, social media, or something else, we must be honest about our struggles and willing to make changes. The message is simple but powerful: Stop playing with sin. Pride tells us we can handle it, but wisdom knows when it's time to walk away. God calls us to be spiritually alert, take responsibility for our choices, and depend on Him for the strength to resist temptation. Brother Jim also challenges the church to take prayer seriously, remain watchful in a world filled with spiritual battles, and consider whether we are truly prepared for the return of Jesus Christ. Are you keeping the door cracked open for the very thing you're asking God to remove from your life? It's time to close that door, strengthen your walk with Christ, and stop testing your strength against the things that have already shown your weakness. Scripture References: Matthew 6:9–13, James 1:13–15, and Matthew 26:41. Sometimes the most spiritual thing you can do is walk away.

3. 

   18 Oct 2026

   Fighting Battles That Are Already Won

   Have you ever prayed about a burden, surrendered it to God, and then found yourself worrying about it all over again? In this powerful sermon, “Fighting Battles That Are Already Won,” we are reminded that we were never meant to carry every burden, control every outcome, or fight every battle in our own strength. Drawing from 2 Chronicles 20 and the story of King Jehoshaphat, this message explores the powerful truth found in God's Word: “The battle is not yours, but God's.” Through Scripture, we discover how to face fear, trust God's timing, release the need for control, and find peace even when our circumstances haven't changed. This message reminds us that faith doesn't mean we will never face hardship. It means we can trust God in the middle of it. Because of the victory Jesus Christ secured through His death and resurrection, we can face life's battles with hope, knowing that trouble does not have the final word. Discover practical ways to surrender your worries to God, distinguish your responsibilities from the things you cannot control, turn anxiety into prayer, and anchor your mind in the promises of Scripture. You don't have to know how God will work everything out to trust that He is still in control. Whatever battle you're facing today, remember that you are not alone, His grace is sufficient, and your ultimate victory is secure in Christ. Join us for this encouraging message, and be reminded that sometimes the greatest act of faith is to stop striving, trust the Lord, and let Him lead the way. “Be still and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10

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