Eternal Church Podcast

We Are Eternal: WITNESS

The Children of God are being restored into that which they have been created to be, to live as witnesses that testify to the glory of the Precious Stone of our Salvation.

We Are Eternal: COMMUNITY

This Sunday we will look at Colossians 3:11-17 as we consider why and how we exist in Community. We will also partake in Communion together. Pastor Steve shares more about what is coming up in our Community life here: https://eternalchurch.net/blog/2026/08/13/considering-together

We Are Eternal: WORSHIP

This Sunday we will look at Psalm 115:1–11 as we consider our Worship. As we prepare for our time together, I encourage you to take a moment to be courageous enough to sit in the presence of our Lord and ask a question: What am I trusting for my life? Read more here: https://eternalchurch.net/blog/2026/08/06/considering-our-life

We Are Eternal: TRUTH

Acts 12 || To Be Continued...

’Tis the season of the Summer movie blockbuster! Last week Christopher Nolan released his modern take on the Odyssey; next week, Spider Man: Brand New Day drops. But this week, our Bible passage has it all! Murder. Suspense. Magic. Death worms. Acts 12 will conclude our To the Ends of the Earth series, but the story is far from over. This Sunday we'll watch the end to the beginning of the early…

Acts 11:19-30 || Barnabas, Paul and "Christians" Launch!

When I went to Furman University back in the early 70s, I was giving the nickname “Kid”. It’s what all the people in the band and music department called me, it was on the back of my Phi Mu Alpha fraternity jersey, even to this day, 50 plus years later, my college friends call me “Kid”. I’m not quite sure how I came to be called “Kid” … but it stuck. Maybe it was because I acted like a kid or…

Acts 9-10 || Corrective Lenses

You’ve likely heard the phrase, “less is more.” But when it comes to vision, that wisdom doesn't always hold up. This week, we’re looking at Saul’s conversion on the road to Damascus and Peter’s vision of the unclean animals. These are massive stories on their own, but taking them in together reveals something we would miss in isolation. In this case, seeing more helps us see more. Read Acts…

Acts 8:1-25 || The Gospel Breaks Boundaries

Andrew Peterson is a great composer and a great theologian. His recent hit —Is He Worthy?—is wonderful. Based on Revelation 5, he reflects in the lyrics about the worthiness of a God who sets a broken world right, whose light cannot be overcome by the darkness of sin and evil, whose faithfulness pursues a faithless people that he loves so very much. If our God is worthy, then we owe him our lives.

Acts 6:8-7:60 || Like Fathers, Like Sons

In Acts 6:8-7:60, Stephen quickly goes from serving as one of the first deacons of the early church to dying as its first martyr. What happened? Who did Stephen tick off? Why was his sermon so revolting? What can we learn about ourselves, today? Join us this Sunday as we try to figure out what to do with Stephen and his sermon.

Acts 5:17-42 || A Risky Life

I’ve always been intrigued by church names. Post WW II European immigrants often named their churches by numbers: First Presbyterian, Second, etc. Theological names soon became the thing: Grace Church, Faith, Eternal. Scandinavian people favored regal names: Christ the King, Prince of Peace. Catholics honored saints: my neighborhood fave was Saint Ignatius (“Iggy” was where friends served as altar…

Acts 5:1-16 || Life In Temple: AND Not OR

You don’t love me” cried the child in the grocery cart. Mom had said “no” to candies the little one had grabbed from shelves. The interaction revealed a common belief in the parent-child relationship. And in our relationship to God. Either we get what we want OR moms don’t love us, OR God is judging us with an angry scowl. Wise parents see through the faulty logic, and teach children the…