Heath Bennett's podcast

We know that Jesus came to accomplish the Father’s plan of redemption. But do we know what is next? Jesus said it was better that He was going away. Because He was praying the Father send the Holy Spirit, the Helper, & Counselor. Today, we look into the perfect role of God the Holy Spirit’s ministry as applier of the work of Christ, power of God to teach, equip, train, convict, and stir one another to love, and to help make us into the image of Jesus Christ. Come and hear the word of God! Come and open your heart to the working of the Holy Spirit.

This question of who is Jesus has plagued humanity for generations. Jesus even asked His disciples, “Who do you say that I am?” Today, we will discover that scripture reveals the ever enduring supremacy, Godhead in fullness, whose name is above every name! At His name all knees will bow and tongue confess He is Lord of Lord and King of Kings. Come and hear the word of the Lord, as we discover Jesus Christ as God, revealing the Father, sent to redeem sinners, and who is exalted above all as Lord of Lords.

When we think about architecture, we must begin to think of one who designs and orchestrates to perfection and completion. The Father is the Divine planner who designed from the foundation of the earth the plan of salvation. He was not caught off guard when sin entered and the devil tempted. But He had already prepared a way to redeem, rescue, and restore the broken relationship. Join us today as we journey through the Roles of God the Father as planner, sender, and sustainer of salvation. Come and hear!

One of the things we take perhaps for granted is our understanding of the Trinity. In this sermon series, it is my heart to preach-teach this series to help put us into right understanding of the Triune God. Our understanding will shape our worship, shape our salvation, and shape how we walk daily with Him. Come join us these next few weeks, discovering the Trinity and the three distinct persons of the GodHead.

Salt has a purpose in our body, and even more in the body of Christ, the church. In the sermon on the Mount, Jesus gives the follower, the disciple of Christ a purpose. He called us to be the salt of the earth & the light of the world. It is a calling of how we are to conduct our lives in this world; distinctively different from the rest of the world. Peter further reminds us that how we live matters, because people are watching our lives. Jesus calls to us to reflect His Holy Character and Nature in this world to draw those lost to the One who is the Light. Join and listen today as we discover the principles that Jesus was teaching in His sermon! It gives us purpose and calls us to point people to Jesus with our Christ-like reflection in our character.

Our character is wrapped up in our union with Christ. Paul tells us it’s forged in 3 attributes of attributes in our life journey. Today we discover our character is being forged by our identity, desires, and habits, all established in Christ Jesus alone. Come and hear the word of God and be moved to be more like Christ everyday. God’s goal or will is to conform us into the image of His Son Jesus Christ.

Today we look into the law of motion as it affects our faith. We are called to have a faith that demonstrates its belief. James tells us that a true genuine faith must move and be a living faith. Anything outside of this is a useless faith, or dead faith. Faith must move beyond an intellectual head knowledge. Faith is the root and our works are the fruit of that root. Come and hear the word of the Lord today. Faith that is living is always in motion, never at rest. Amen!

Jesus addresses the religious leaders of the day with some harsh language. He speaks to the people about being a doer of the word and not just a hearer. James solidifies the very words of Jesus in this chapter. It’s not sugar, it’s filled with vinegar. Today we discuss the issue and danger of being a hypocrite in the church. We look at the deception of being a hearer and not a doer of the word. And we will discover the importance of walking what you talk. He who has ears let him come and hear the word of the Lord.

Who of us don’t desire new beginnings? The word of God tells us we are new creations in Christ Jesus. God also tells us that He is doing a new thing in us that will spring forth in our soul. Today, we look into new beginnings. Why do need them? We are called with purpose from God. He desires us to be holy as He is Holy. He desires us to be set apart for Him and His purpose. Without Him we have no purpose or meaning or calling in this life. He desires us to spiritual grow through our faithful disciplining ourselves daily, a 1% movement each day. Are you in need of a new beginning? Come and see what God has in store for you and me.