Madison Church

The Old Testament tells the story of God and the people of Israel B.C., Before Christmas. During the time of the kings, God sent prophets to speak words of wisdom, instruction, and warning. These prophets had names like Micah, Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Malachi. Unfortunately, very often the kings and their people ignored the words of the prophets and the results were disastrous. Standing on the other side of this B.C. history, we discover that Jesus fulfilled the Messianic prophecies spoken long ago. During this series, we will discover that not only was Jesus the Savior the people of Israel had been waiting for, he is the Savior we need now.Support the show

What does it truly mean to be a witness for Christ in today's society? Join us as we explore the powerful story of Paul and Silas in prison, demonstrating the transformative power of faith and God's grace even in the most challenging times. As a lifelong Madison resident and pastor, Rev. Dr. Alexander Gee, Jr. shares his journey and experiences in teaching about the church's influence and mission, drawing inspiration from the midnight melodies that echoed through the prison walls.In this episode, we examine the powerful impact the church can have in breaking systemic oppression. Reflecting on Paul and Silas's boldness and faith in the face of a broken system, we discuss the incredible miracle of the prison doors being opened and the life-changing question posed by the jailer: "What must I do to be saved?" We also challenge ourselves to think beyond conversions and strive for subversions, asking what we can do to influence systems of injustice and bring about the change God desire

These are scary and uncertain times because of COVID-19. We're all asking questions about God, faith, and life, while searching for comfort and encouragement. Making Sense of God delivers trustworthy information intended to give us all confidence in our spiritual journeys.Support the show

These are scary and uncertain times because of COVID-19. We're all asking questions about God, faith, and life, while searching for comfort and encouragement. Making Sense of God delivers trustworthy information intended to give us all confidence in our spiritual journeys.Support the show

These are scary and uncertain times because of COVID-19. We're all asking questions about God, faith, and life, while searching for comfort and encouragement. Making Sense of God delivers trustworthy information intended to give us all confidence in our spiritual journeys.Support the show

These are scary and uncertain times because of COVID-19. We're all asking questions about God, faith, and life, while searching for comfort and encouragement. Making Sense of God delivers trustworthy information intended to give us all confidence in our spiritual journeys.Support the show

These are scary and uncertain times because of the COVID-19 pandemic. We’re all asking questions about God, faith, and life, while searching for comfort, hope, and encouragement. Making Sense of God delivers trustworthy information intended to give us confidence in our spiritual journeys.Support the show

These are scary and uncertain times because of the COVID-19 pandemic. We’re all asking questions about God, faith, and life, while searching for comfort, hope, and encouragement. Making Sense of God delivers trustworthy information intended to give us confidence in our spiritual journeys.Support the show

These are scary and uncertain times because of COVID-19. We're all asking questions about God, faith, and life, while searching for comfort and encouragement. Making Sense of God delivers trustworthy information intended to give us all confidence in our spiritual journeys.Support the show

A "Hero Maker" is a person who shifts from being the hero to making others the hero in the unfolding story of God’s kingdom. Jesus is the ultimate Hero Maker! The focus of his ministry on earth was on investing in the lives of twelve apprentices to equip and empower them to carry his mission forward. And these twelve apprentices weren’t just heroes themselves; they became Hero Makers too.Support the show

A "Hero Maker" is a person who shifts from being the hero to making others the hero in the unfolding story of God’s kingdom. Jesus is the ultimate Hero Maker! The focus of his ministry on earth was on investing in the lives of twelve apprentices to equip and empower them to carry his mission forward. And these twelve apprentices weren’t just heroes themselves; they became Hero Makers too.Support the show

A "Hero Maker" is a person who shifts from being the hero to making others the hero in the unfolding story of God’s kingdom. Jesus is the ultimate Hero Maker! The focus of his ministry on earth was on investing in the lives of twelve apprentices to equip and empower them to carry his mission forward. And these twelve apprentices weren’t just heroes themselves; they became Hero Makers too.Support the show

A "Hero Maker" is a person who shifts from being the hero to making others the hero in the unfolding story of God’s kingdom. Jesus is the ultimate Hero Maker! The focus of his ministry on earth was on investing in the lives of twelve apprentices to equip and empower them to carry his mission forward. And these twelve apprentices weren’t just heroes themselves; they became Hero Makers too.Support the show

A "Hero Maker" is a person who shifts from being the hero to making others the hero in the unfolding story of God’s kingdom. Jesus is the ultimate Hero Maker! The focus of his ministry on earth was on investing in the lives of twelve apprentices to equip and empower them to carry his mission forward. And these twelve apprentices weren’t just heroes themselves; they became Hero Makers too.Support the show

How can walking in the footsteps of Jesus change our perspective on race, healing, and the power of grace? Join us as we explore the narrative of racial difference, mass incarceration, and racial unrest in the wake of numerous black lives lost. We discuss the remedy of walking for both physical and spiritual health, so that we can live a much healthier life and journey closer to Jesus.Through the biblical story of the man brought to Jesus for healing, we uncover the power of grace and transformation. Jesus led him out of the village, spit on the ground and rubbed mud on his eyes, asking what he could see. Our conversation delves into the importance of recognizing our need for healing and being open to trusting others in our journey, as well as the challenges Christian leaders face when addressing issues of race and injustice.Lastly, we examine the impact of racism on our society, particularly for children. Reflecting on the story of Trevon Martin, we consider the need to resist the forces that would pull us d

As we go through the crazy twists and turns of our lives during the pandemic, we might have gotten out of whack. We lost perspective. We forgot truths we know. We became overwhelmed with the cares of this world. To “recalibrate” something means “to carefully adjust or align something again.” Worship recalibrates our hearts to God. This series will remind us of how critical a regular practice of celebrating our relationship with God is in our lives. The Holy Spirit works through this practice as we remember, receive, and respond.Support the show

As we go through the crazy twists and turns of our lives during the pandemic, we might have gotten out of whack. We lost perspective. We forgot truths we know. We became overwhelmed with the cares of this world. To “recalibrate” something means “to carefully adjust or align something again.” Worship recalibrates our hearts to God. This series will remind us of how critical a regular practice of celebrating our relationship with God is in our lives. The Holy Spirit works through this practice as we remember, receive, and respond.Support the show

As we go through the crazy twists and turns of our lives during the pandemic, we might have gotten out of whack. We lost perspective. We forgot truths we know. We became overwhelmed with the cares of this world. To “recalibrate” something means “to carefully adjust or align something again.” Worship recalibrates our hearts to God. This series will remind us of how critical a regular practice of celebrating our relationship with God is in our lives. The Holy Spirit works through this practice as we remember, receive, and respond.Support the show

As we go through the crazy twists and turns of our lives during the pandemic, we might have gotten out of whack. We lost perspective. We forgot truths we know. We became overwhelmed with the cares of this world. To “recalibrate” something means “to carefully adjust or align something again.” Worship recalibrates our hearts to God. This series will remind us of how critical a regular practice of celebrating our relationship with God is in our lives. The Holy Spirit works through this practice as we remember, receive, and respond.Support the show

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