The Perfecting Church

The Perfecting Church
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Podcast of the Perfecting Church located in Sewell, NJ. For more information visit, www.theperfectingchurch.org

  1. 5D AGO

    The "Fix" is to Surrender

    Since the fall in Genesis, humanity has been born into brokenness. So we search for a “fix” in people, places, and things. Surrender calls us to stop giving ourselves to substitutes and fully yield to Jesus, the only true remedy for our brokenness.

    32 min

  2. FEB 22

    Surrender Makes Outsiders Insiders

    Most of us don’t struggle with believing Jesus has power. We struggle with giving up our power. We pray — but we still build contingency plans. We call Him Lord but we still try to negotiate our terms. Control feels safe. Surrender feels foolish. But the Kingdom of Heaven does not advance through our power — it advances through our surrender. And in Matthew 8, Jesus meets a man who understands something many church-going people miss — surrender means living under His authority more than loving our authority. Surrender makes outsiders insiders.

    43 min

  3. FEB 15

    When Glory Walks the Streets

    We’re living in days where vision is blurred, compassion is thin and fear-filled, divisiveness passes for wisdom. The darkness of our times isn’t only moral — it’s perceptual. We are losing the ability to see one another as God does. But glory was never meant to remain on the mountain or in the sanctuary — it was meant to move through the streets. Matthew 8 shows us what happens when a surrendered life carries the glory of God into broken places. What happens when the holiness of heaven walks among the gross darkness of the earth.

    46 min

  4. FEB 8

    Formed in Holiness

    God’s glory is more than moments we remember—it’s also encounters that keep returning to form us. Each time His holy presence meets us at the edge of our ordinary lives, it exposes what we’ve settled for and reorients us toward who He truly is. Glory doesn’t merely confront us; it consecrates us—shaping a people set apart for God’s purposes. And every genuine encounter with His glory sends us back into the world, not changed and commissioned to carry His holiness into everyday places.

    43 min

  5. FEB 1

    From Glory to Glory

    Glory is one of the most familiar words in our faith and one of the most misunderstood. We imagine glory as something distant, displayed through power or spectacle. But glory is not just something to admire; it is something we encounter— drawing us near and working within.There was a time when God’s glory stood outside of us, revealing truth and exposing what was broken. That glory was real, but it wasn’t the final word. The glory of God has moved closer. What once confronted us from the outside now meets us on the inside, reshaping our hearts and renewing our lives. The glory we are invited into is not a moment to watch, but His holy presence to remain within. We’re not only rescued by His glory; we’re formed by it and made more and more like Him — from glory to glory.

    34 min

  6. JAN 25

    Be Ye Holy

    A people of holiness, formed for and from Himself, has been God’s idea all along. Eons before men made plans for the building of nations, the heart of God imagined not just a person or a family, but a people—a nation-- who would bear His image and His likeness, living in ways that demonstrate His great Love, great care, and great Glory in all of His creation. The Church is that people and our shared eternal and divine assignment is to be holy.

    35 min

  7. JAN 18

    The God Who Makes Us Holy

    There was a time when God’s glory was associated with distance, danger, and separation, marked by smoke, fire, and a curtain that stood between God and humanity. That barrier reminded us that sin had created a gap we could not close on our own. But our text today declares that through the death of Jesus, access to God has been opened. His holiness has not changed, but our distance has. Because of Jesus the message is no longer — clean yourself up and come, but because you have been made clean, draw near.

    41 min

  8. JAN 11

    The God Who Interrupts

    Most of us move through life on what feels like ordinary ground — routine days, familiar struggles, predictable places — lives we control and we’ve settled into. But Exodus 3 reminds us that there are moments when God steps into our ordinary and reveals Himself in extraordinary ways. When the Holy One draws near, nothing remains common — especially not us. The Extraordinary One invites Himself into our ordinary, interrupting our routines and helping us recognize that we stand closer to holy ground than we realized. And if we respond with reverence and surrender, these moments become encounters that reshape how we see God, ourselves and our place in the world.

    38 min
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Podcast of the Perfecting Church located in Sewell, NJ. For more information visit, www.theperfectingchurch.org

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  • Creator
    The Perfecting Church
  • Years Active
    2011 - 2026
  • Episodes
    393
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © Copyright 2020 The Perfecting Church. All rights reserved.
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