Mission Ridge Church Podcast

This week on Footnotes: Logan, Rob, and Jacob continue the conversation about our core value of Diversity and what that looks like for Mission Ridge to live out. Special Guest: Jacob Croyle.

In the third week of our vision series we look at the core value of "Unity in Diversity." John's vision on Patmos includes a new song that will be sung about the unity in diversity of the Kingdom of God. How can we be unified in the way we tell the story of who our God is? Sermon Notes: Deuteronomy 23:3-4 Revelation 5:8-10 Matthew 18:1-4 Ephesians 4:7-8, 11-13 Ephesians 4:1-6 Implication: The Church is a unity of different members, loving each other and working together for a greater purpose. Application: Value everyone. Invite in anyone you see attempting to honor God. Fellowship with people you disagree with. Live out your design within the Body of Christ so that we may become mature.

This week on Footnotes: supplemental content about the story of Boaz and Ruth, the book of Leviticus, and more that helps to dig a little deeper into the content from the sermon about sacrificial generositySpecial Guest: Jacob Croyle.

In the second week of our vision series we look at our core value of Sacrificial Generosity. Spoiler alert: this is not a tithing sermon. How can we be unified in the way we tell the story of who our God is? How do we create space for others to worship our God with us? Join us as we wrestle with these questions and others. Sermon Notes: Matthew 22:36-40 Ruth 1:1-5 Ruth 2:1-11 Leviticus 19:9-10 Leviticus 23:22 Implication: Living out the Greatest Commandment creates space for others to worship our God with us. Application: Grow your relationship with God. Budget your priorities. Premeditate generosity. Connect that person to God.

This week on Footnotes: Logan, Rob, and first-time guest Chenoa dive a little deeper into various aspects of vulnerability, and how that is so important for authentic community. Special Guest: Chenoa Reid.

Rob Croyle starts off a new series that will take a look at each of our Core Values, and how those make up the story that we at Mission Ridge tell the world about who our God is. The first value we look at is Authenticity. Sermon Notes: 1 Peter 2:4-5, 9-10 Matthew 5:3-9 Matthew 22:36-40 Brené Brown's 4 Myths of Vulnerability 1 John 1:5-10 Implication: Without vulnerability, growth is handicapped, trust is lost, and dysfunction is fostered. Application: Learn to value the real you. Shine a very bright light in every corner of your life. Invest in authentic relationship. Foster healthy vulnerability.

This week on Footnotes: Logan, Rob, and Jacob discuss some extra content that didn't make it into the sermons about the Lord's Prayer such as the traditional ending of the prayer, extra teachings about forgiveness, and more about the daily bread. Special Guest: Jacob Croyle.

In the second week of looking at The Lord's Prayer, Logan examines the three requests in the last half of the prayer, and how those fit into its design.

This week on Footnotes: Logan, Rob, and Jacob discuss the first half of The Lord's Prayer, and suppliment the sermon with lots of extra tidbits that didn't make it into the sermon. Here is the Ancient Hebrew Conception of the Universe

In the first of two weeks spent looking at The Lord's Prayer, Rob examines the first half of the prayer, some of it's Old Testament roots, and what The Lord's Prayer should be for us today. Sermon Notes: Matthew 5:1-2 Matthew 8:1 Matthew 6:7-8 Exodus 4:22-23A Matthew 6:9-10 Exodus 3:13-15 Ezekiel 36:23-27 Implication: The Lord’s prayer is the disciple’s prayer. Application: Let the Lord’s Prayer be a springboard to a daily conversation about your part in bringing Kingdom today.

This week on Footnotes: Logan, Rob, Mollie, and Jacob discuss extra content surrounding Philippians 4. Topics include: Women partnering in the gospel, the "book of life", 8 virtuous attributes, sweet aromas of sacrifice, and more! Footnotes is extra discussion to help you dig in and wrestle with the text. We hope that this will help continue the conversations you have throughout the week. Special Guests: Jacob Croyle and Mollie Patterson.

Rob Croyle delivers the final message in our series through Philippians. Sermon Notes: Philippians 4:2-3 Philippians 4:4-7 Philippians 4:8-9 Philippians 4:10-13 Philippians 4:14-20 Implication: Philippians 4 provides concrete steps for living the text. Application: Actively apply God’s word to your everyday living. Inspect the fruit of your life daily. Build accountability into your discipleship relationships. Repent of any missteps. Ask Christ to meet you with His Resurrection power in the places you are stuck.

This week on Footnotes: Logan, Rob, and Jacob discuss Philippians 3:17-4:1, relationship with Christ, and priorities! Special Guest: Jacob Croyle.

In the penultimate sermon of our Philippians series Rob explains what Paul has to say about living to know Christ. Sermon Notes: EXODUS 20:18-20 PHILIPPIANS 3:1-6 PHILIPPIANS 3:7-11 MATTHEW 25:31-46 MATTHEW 7:21-23 PHILIPPIANS 3:12-16 Implication: Live to know Christ. Application: Accept your Savior’s invitation to relationship. Become a Disciple who learns in community what it means to go where your Rabbi leads. Look in the Scriptures daily to determine how your God wants you to live. Share in the sufferings of Christ through acts of service.

This week on Footnotes: Logan, Rob, and Mollie have some discussion about Timothy and Epaphroditus, tensions, and discipleship. Special Guest: Mollie Patterson.

In the fourth week of our series in Philippians; Brandon talks about Timothy and Epaphroditus, and the examples they set for us. Sermon Notes: Philippians 2:19-30 Implication: Invest in people lives. Application: Take the time to love people well. Special Guest: Brandon Steele.

This week on of Footnotes: Logan, Rob, Mollie, and Jacob have some discussion about grumbling and complaining, fear and trembling, father relationships, and some discipleship thoughts that all suppliment the third sermon in the Philippians series. Special Guests: Jacob Croyle and Mollie Patterson.

Logan Daily delivers the third sermon in our series through Philippians, in which we learn what it looks like to live a life worthy of the gospel of Christ. Sermon Notes: Philippians 1:27-30 Philippians 2:1-4 Philippians 2:5-11 Philippians 2:12-13 Philippians 2:14-18 Implication: You are to be a beacon of hope to a broken world. Application: Go about every day showing the humility of Christ in everything you do.

This week on Footnotes: Rob and Logan discuss prayer, the greeting at the beginning of Philippians, connections to the book of Job, and "to live is christ, and to die is gain"

This week in our series on Philippians: Rob Croyle takes us through the opening of the letter, and continues the conversation of humility and joy that we see throughout the whole letter. Sermon Notes: Philippians 2:5-11 Philippians 1:1-11 Philippians 1:12-18 Philippians 1:19-26 *Implication: * If humility is our destination, joy is the vehicle that will get us there. Application: Cultivate joy through honest worship.