Shoal Creek Priceville Podcast

Shoal Creek Church [Priceville, AL]
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Welcome to the Shoal Creek Priceville Podcast, presented by Shoal Creek Church outside Huntsville in North Alabama. We are a body of believers who seek to serve Real People who are introduced to a Real Savior who affects Real Change that mobilizes a Real Church to exalt the Lord and edify our community. Shoal Creek is a cooperating church with the Southern Baptist Convention's Cooperative Program, and holds to and affirms the Baptist Faith and Message.

  1. 2D AGO

    Resurrection and the Life | Selected Sermon | Mahlon LeCroix

    We often find ourselves waiting in the darkness of a crisis, wondering why the God who loves us seems to be taking his time to answer our desperate prayers. In the Gospel of John, we see this tension play out as Jesus intentionally delays his arrival while his dear friend Lazarus is fighting for his last breath. As we walk through Martha’s grief, we must grapple with a difficult question: how can we believe that a Savior is truly "the Resurrection and the Life" when he allows the "stink" of death to enter our lives first? Today, we explore how Jesus is not just a provider of miracles, but is himself the ultimate hope who sympathizes with our deepest weaknesses. www.shoalcreekbaptist.org

    1h 2m

  2. 4D AGO

    What's a Corinthian? | Sunday's Sermon | Mahlon LeCroix

    How can a church known for its significant internal struggles and cultural compromises still be referred to as a holy community of "saints"? Sunday’s sermon introduces Bro. Mahlon’s new study of 1 Corinthians, explaining why he advocate for preaching straight through biblical books to tackle the difficult and messy subjects life throws our way. Today we’ll journey into the history of ancient Corinth, a wealthy trade hub and cultural melting pot famously known as the "Sin City" of its time. By examining the Apostle Paul's authoritative greeting in the first three verses, the message reveals a powerful reminder that God's grace and peace are available even when a church feels in complete disarray.  www.shoalcreekbaptist.org

    1h 1m

  3. APR 3

    Alive in Me | Holy Week | Steadman Livingston

    The final episode of the Holy Week series, "Alive in Me," highlights that the resurrection of Jesus is the cornerstone of the Christian faith, providing the necessary power over sin and death. Drawing from the teachings of the apostle Paul, the speaker emphasizes that without the resurrection, faith would be worthless and believers would remain in their sins. However, because Christ has risen, the same power that brought Him back to life now dwells within believers through the gift of the Holy Spirit. This spiritual reality is intended to be a driving force that motivates disciples to live for Jesus and share His love with others in both word and deed.   www.shoalcreekbaptist.org

    7 min

  4. APR 2

    Punished for Me | Holy Week | Steadman Livingston

    In this fourth episode of the Holy Week series, Bro. Steadman shifts our focus to how Jesus was willingly punished and crucified to reconcile humanity with a holy God. The sources describe the intense physical agony Jesus endured, including a brutal beating that left his skin ripped and bones exposed before he was forced to carry a heavy wooden cross to the "place of the skull". Drawing on the prophecy of Isaiah, the message explains that the Messiah stepped into human sin and was wounded so that others might be healed. Ultimately, this sacrifice is presented as "good news"because Jesus took the punishment that humans deserved, providing the only way for people to be restored to their Heavenly Father.    www.shoalcreekbaptist.org

    7 min

  5. APR 1

    Accused for Me | Holy Week | Steadman Livingston

    In this episode, Bro. Steadman discusses that Jesus was accused of crimes He did not commit, ultimately taking the place of the criminal Barabbas to be crucified. This sacrifice was necessitatedby human sinfulness, which led Jesus to stand before Pilate and endure the punishment that you and I rightfully deserved. Individuals often react to their own sinfulness through defensiveness, indifference, or the realization that they—like Barabbas—have been spared from the guilt they deserved. By taking on these accusations, Jesus offers freedom from shame and the joy of reconciliation with the Heavenly Father.    www.shoalcreekbaptist.org

    6 min

  6. MAR 31

    Forsaken for Me | Holy Week | Steadman Livingston

    In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus experienced intense human emotions such as grief, anxiety, and loneliness while preparing to fulfill God's will. Although Jesus petitioned for his suffering to pass, he was met with divine silence and was ultimately forsaken by the Father during this somber moment. This obedience was driven by the sinfulness of humanity, as Jesus took on this abandonment to reconcile people with their Heavenly Father. Ultimately, because Jesus was forsaken, believers are offered the hope and assurance that God will never forsake them, no matter how dark their lives become.    www.shoalcreekbaptist.org

    6 min

  7. MAR 30

    Betrayed by Me | Holy Week | Steadman Livingston

    This first episode on the Holy Week series, Bro. Steadman Livingston explores the theme of betrayal by drawing parallels between biblical figures like Judas and Peter and the experiences of modern believers. He explains that Judas’s betrayal was rooted in unmet expectations and a transactional "deal" with Jesus, a behavior reflected today when individuals serve God only as long as He fulfills their specific desires. He highlights that everyone has failed or betrayed Jesus in some way, noting that even the highly regarded Peter denied knowing Him during His time of need. Despite these failures, the episode emphasizes hope through the belief that Christ died for sinners and that human imperfection is what ultimately draws Jesus toward humanity.    www.shoalcreekbaptist.org

    8 min

  8. MAR 27

    Dispensational Premillennialism | End Times Study | Mahlon LeCroix

    Bro. Mahlon examines Dispensational Premillennialism, a prominent modern view that insists on a strictly literal interpretation of biblical prophecy and divides history into distinct "dispensations" or ages. We explore the belief in an eternal distinction between Israel and the Church, featuring a secret Rapture that removes believers before a seven-year Tribulation involving the Antichrist and the rebuilding of the Jewish temple. The discussion concludes with Christ’s physical return to establish a literal 1,000-year kingdom on Earth, fulfilling Old Testament promises to Israel before the final Great White Throne Judgment.  Not Broadcasted – Historic Premillennialism (due to tech errors): Links for further study include:  Understanding Historic Premillennialism with Craig Blomberg  Historic Premillennialism | With Dr. Michael Shultz.  Shoal Creek Church

    55 min
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Welcome to the Shoal Creek Priceville Podcast, presented by Shoal Creek Church outside Huntsville in North Alabama. We are a body of believers who seek to serve Real People who are introduced to a Real Savior who affects Real Change that mobilizes a Real Church to exalt the Lord and edify our community. Shoal Creek is a cooperating church with the Southern Baptist Convention's Cooperative Program, and holds to and affirms the Baptist Faith and Message.

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