Multiply Church Podcast

Multiply Church
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Multiply Church exists to glorify God through multiplying disciples among our neighbors and the nations. We are a local church in Hazel Green, Alabama.

  1. 1d ago

    Jonah | When God's Mercy Confronts Us (Jonah 4) | John Baker

    We love God’s mercy when we are the ones who need it... but what happens when He shows that same mercy to someone we resent? Jonah 4 exposes the uncomfortable distance between receiving grace and extending compassion, revealing how easily we can care more about our comfort than the people God is pursuing. As Jonah grieves a dying plant while remaining unmoved by an entire city, God confronts the misplaced loves and narrow compassion ruling his heart. This message challenges us to name the comforts we protect, identify the people we have written off, and consider whether God’s mercy has made us comfortable or moved us toward the lost. Jesus, the greater Jonah, gave up His comfort, moved toward His enemies, and suffered outside the city so that we could live.

    Jonah | When God's Mercy Confronts Us (Jonah 4) | John Baker

  2. Jul 20

    Jonah | When We Step Into Grace (Jonah 3) | Nicholas Lyn

    What happens when a runaway prophet finally obeys and an entire city listens, repents, and believes? In Jonah 3, God gives Jonah another chance, Nineveh responds with repentance, and mercy triumphs over judgment. This message reminds us that no one is beyond God’s reach, no failure is beyond His grace, and simple obedience can become the means through which God transforms lives.

    Jonah | When We Step Into Grace (Jonah 3) | Nicholas Lyn

  3. Jul 6

    Jonah | When God Calls and We Run (Jonah 1) | John Baker

    What happens when God calls us to love the very people we would rather avoid? Jonah 1 is not just the story of a runaway prophet and a great fish. It is the searching story of a merciful God who speaks, sends, interrupts, exposes, confronts, and rescues rebels like us. Jonah knew the truth about God, but his heart was out of step with God’s heart for the nations. He was willing to receive mercy, but he struggled to rejoice when God extended mercy to outsiders. In this sermon, we see how Jonah’s flight to Tarshish exposes our own resistance to God’s Word, God’s mission, and God’s mercy. But even in Jonah’s rebellion, God is still pursuing sinners, awakening outsiders, and pointing us forward to Jesus—the true and faithful Prophet who did not run from the mission of God, but came to rescue rebels through His death and resurrection. Don’t run from God’s call. Receive His mercy and join His mission.

    Jonah | When God Calls and We Run (Jonah 1) | John Baker

  4. Jun 29

    One Another | Give One Another Jesus (John 17) | John Baker

    The greatest gift we can give one another is Jesus!

    One Another | Give One Another Jesus (John 17) | John Baker

  5. Jun 23

    One Another | Serve One Another (Galatians 5:1-6:10) | John Baker

    Have you ever wondered how you're supposed to use your freedom in Christ to serve one another? This sermon will help!

    One Another | Serve One Another (Galatians 5:1-6:10) | John Baker

  6. Jun 15

    One Another | Be Kind To One Another (Ephesians 4:25-32) | John Baker

    In this sermon from Ephesians 4:25–32, we consider what it means to live with curious, Christlike kindness toward one another. Because we belong to Christ and to one another, our relationships should be marked by truth, humility, grace, and forgiveness—not bitterness, gossip, slander, or suspicion. Paul shows us that anger must not become a weapon, our words must build up rather than tear down, and kindness must move us toward others with the grace we have received in Christ. As we seek to move from superficial to sacred relationships, we are called to embody the way of Jesus: full of grace and truth.

    One Another | Be Kind To One Another (Ephesians 4:25-32) | John Baker

  7. Jun 8

    One Another | Consider One Another (Hebrews 10:19-25) | John Baker

    We begin our One Another series by looking at Hebrews 10:19-25 and asking how God moves us from superficial relationships to sacred ones. In a world marked by loneliness, isolation, and shallow connection, Scripture calls us first to consider Jesus, then to consider one another. Sacred relationships begin when we draw near to God, hold fast to our hope, and intentionally stir one another up to love and good works.

    One Another | Consider One Another (Hebrews 10:19-25) | John Baker

  8. May 24

    1 Peter | 1 Peter 4:12-19 | John Baker

    Big Question: Is suffering deforming or reforming you? And how do you know? Suffering is deforming you when: it shocks you, you reject Jesus, you to turn to sin, you're ashamed of Jesus, and/or you distrust Jesus. Suffering is reforming you when, by the grace of God: you are no longer surprised by it and still rejoice in Jesus, walk in holiness, glorify God, and entrust yourself to Him. Main Points: Suffering is reforming you when it no longer surprises you. (v. 12)Suffering is reforming you when you still rejoice in Jesus. (vv. 13-14)Suffering is reforming you when you still walk in holiness (v. 15)Suffering is reforming you when you still glorify God (vv. 16-18)Suffering is reforming you when you still entrust yourself to God (v. 19)

    1 Peter | 1 Peter 4:12-19 | John Baker
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Multiply Church exists to glorify God through multiplying disciples among our neighbors and the nations. We are a local church in Hazel Green, Alabama.

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  • Creator
    Multiply Church
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    136
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Multiply Church
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    Multiply Church Podcast