Welcome to Sunday Sermons – your midweek connection to what matters most. Each episode features the sermon from our Sunday gathering at Ashland City Church of Christ, offering you a chance to catch up, reflect deeper, or share the message with someone who needs it.
We know life gets busy. Whether you were chasing toddlers during the sermon, out of town, or just want to listen again without the distractions, this podcast is for you. Expect biblical teaching, honest reflection, and practical encouragement—always rooted in Scripture, always pointing to Jesus.
No pews, no pressure—just real messages for real life, delivered straight to your headphones. New episodes drop every week.
Herod Agrippa was one of the most powerful rulers of his day, and he used that power to violently oppose the early church. He executed the apostle James and imprisoned Peter, motivated not by deep conviction but by a desire to please the crowd. The church responded the only way they knew how: they prayed earnestly. God answered in a dramatic way, freeing Peter from chains, guards, and an iron gate. Agrippa, who accepted praise that belonged only to God, met a sudden and humbling end. The chapter closes with a simple but powerful statement: the word of God increased and multiplied. No matter who holds power in this world, Jesus is King, and His mission cannot be stopped. That truth should shape how we pray, how we respond to fear, and where we place our hope.
30 Aug 2026
A Cheaper Perfume
Mary's act of pouring out an entire flask of costly perfume on Jesus was not impulsive. It was the overflow of a heart that truly understood who He was. While others in the room celebrated what Jesus had done, and some criticized what Mary did, she gave everything without hesitation and without caring what anyone thought. Jesus called it beautiful and promised the world would remember it. That story raises an honest question for each of us. Have we settled for a cheaper perfume? Whether in our marriages, our handling of Scripture, our support of missions, or our personal priorities, genuine devotion to Jesus costs something. The challenge is to identify one area of life where we have quietly pulled back and make a deliberate, costly decision to pour out something valuable as an act of worship.
23 Aug 2026
Who Are We To Stand In God's Way?
One of the oldest struggles in the Christian faith is not just believing the Gospel, but living it out across the lines we draw between ourselves and others. The story of Peter and Cornelius in Acts 11 reveals a tendency deeply embedded in human nature: we draw lines, build walls, and decide who is in and who is out. God's vision has always been a multiethnic, multinational family brought together under the authority of Christ. When Peter encountered Cornelius, God challenged him to stop making distinctions between people, and that same challenge echoes into our lives today. We can stand in God's way either actively, by refusing to fellowship with those who are different, or passively, by quietly opting out of His reconciliation work. Time does not heal the wounds caused by racism and division, but Jesus does. God's plan calls not for spectators but for participants who allow the fruit of the Spirit to be used for the healing of the nations. The only question is whether we will be part of what He is already doing.
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