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  1. 6d ago

    Ep. 20 Why is sin easier than righteousness? Genesis 6:9-22

    Why does evil seem so natural while righteousness feels so difficult? In this message from Genesis 6:9-22, we continue our study through The Story of Noah and examine one of the Bible's most famous accounts. Noah lived in a world filled with corruption and violence, yet he stood out as a man who walked with God. This passage challenges us to think deeply about the problem of sin. If God judged the world through the flood and removed the wicked, why did humanity continue to struggle with sin afterward? The answer reveals an important biblical truth: the problem is not merely bad people doing bad things—it is the sinful human heart. In this sermon, we explore: -Why Noah was called righteous -God's righteous judgment in the flood -The meaning and significance of Noah's Ark -Why removing evil people does not solve the problem of sin -The first covenant in the Bible -How Noah points forward to Jesus Christ -Why grace, not judgment alone, is the ultimate answer to humanity's deepest problem -The flood account reminds us that God takes sin seriously, but it also reveals His mercy, faithfulness, and plan of salvation. The same God who judged the world also provided a way of rescue—and ultimately sent Jesus to give new life to sinners. Message from Rise Church in Dyer, Indiana. Sermon preached by Pastor Josh Benner

    29 min

  2. May 26

    Ep. 19 Why is the World so Broken? Genesis 6:1-8

    Why is the world so broken? Why is there so much evil, suffering, and sin? And if God is good, why does He allow it?In this message from Genesis 6:1–8, we begin our new Noah series by looking at humanity’s corruption before the flood, God’s grief over sin, and the hope of grace in a fallen world.The flood account is more than a children’s story—it’s a sobering picture of human depravity, divine judgment, and the only true hope found in Jesus Christ.

    29 min

  3. May 19

    Ep. 18 Faith that Works on Mondays - James 1

    James 1 reminds us that trials don’t destroy faith; they reveal it. In this sermon, we look at how God uses pressure to grow perseverance, how temptation exposes the desires already in our hearts, and why simply hearing God’s Word isn’t enough—we must respond in obedience. If you’ve ever wondered what authentic Christianity actually looks like in real life, this message will challenge and encourage you.  Sermon from Rise Church in Dyer, Indiana. Message preached by Elder Grant Ray.

    35 min

  4. May 12

    Ep. 17 Why Church Health can't be ignored

    What makes a healthy church—and how do churches lose their way? In this biblical message, we explore church health through the story of the Ephesian church in Acts, Ephesians, and Revelation. From spiritual abuse and toxic church leadership to biblical discipleship, sound doctrine, Christian unity, and Christlike character, this sermon examines warning signs of unhealthy churches and what Scripture says a healthy Christian community should look like. If you've experienced church hurt, spiritual trauma, or are seeking a biblically healthy church, this message offers both truth and hope.

    29 min

  5. May 6

    Ep. 16 Why you can't follow Jesus alone - Acts 2:42-47

    What does real Christian community look like? In this sermon on Acts 2:42–47, we look at how the early church was devoted to biblical fellowship, shared life, prayer, and spiritual community. This message explores why church is more than attendance—and why we were made to be fully known, fully loved, and formed in Christian community.

    32 min

  6. Apr 27

    Ep. 15 Why Mission isn't Optional - Matthew 28:18-20

    What does the Great Commission mean, and why is mission not optional for Christians? In this sermon on Matthew 28:18-20, we look at why every believer is called to live on mission for Christ. Jesus did not give the Great Commission only to pastors or missionaries, but to every Christian. This message explores three core parts of Christian mission: discipleship, service, and evangelism. To follow Jesus is to become His disciple, to serve His Church with the gifts He has given, and to share the gospel with the people God has placed in your life. From 1 Corinthians 12 to Acts 9, this sermon shows how every Christian has a meaningful role in God’s mission and why even ordinary acts of faithfulness can have eternal impact. Message from Rise Church in Dyer, Indiana. Sermon preached by Pastor Josh Benner.

    25 min

  7. Apr 22

    Ep. 14 Why the Gospel must be First - 1 Corinthians 15:1-4

    What happens when a church loses its center?In this message from 1 Corinthians 15:1–4, we explore why the gospel isn’t just the starting point of the Christian life—it’s the foundation for everything.The church in Corinth was struggling with division, sin, and confusion. And as Paul closes his letter, he doesn’t introduce something new—he brings them back to what matters most. Sermon from Rise Church in Dyer, Indiana. Message preached by Pastor Josh Benner

    25 min

  8. Apr 13

    Ep. 13 Jesus in the Storm - Mark 4:35-41

    In this message from Mark 4:35–41, we walk through the powerful moment when Jesus calms the storm—and what it reveals about fear, faith, and the presence of God in our hardest seasons.The disciples were following Jesus… and still found themselves in a life-threatening storm. Sound familiar?This sermon explores: Why following God doesn’t mean avoiding stormsWhat to do when fear feels overwhelmingThe surprising truth about Jesus being “asleep” in the stormHow real faith often looks like trusting God while still afraidWhy it’s better to go through a storm with Jesus than without HimSermon from Rise Church in Dyer, Indiana. Message preached by Pastor Josh Benner.

    27 min
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