Broken Record Ministries

Sermon Series | Caleb and the Ancient Path - Carl Mefford (12/10/23)

In this message, we look at one of my favorite figures in Scripture:  Caleb.

What does he teach us about the "ancient path" our Father commands us to walk?  And how does that contrast with an individual on the opposite end of the spectrum:  the bad Micah?

Is the church on that ancient path, or are we walking out of alignment?

Thanks for listening!  I pray that it blesses you!

[In this sermon:  2 Samuel 16, Acts 17, Numbers 14, Judges 17, and Jeremiah 6]

Round Table | What Sin Are You Living In?

In this episode of the Round Table, the table talks about what sin are they living in. Which ones do they put down and which ones do they keep trying to pick back up? Which sin are you living in?

Round Table | Judas Was Chosen

In this episode of the Round Table. Mike takes over the reigns and chooses the topic : Judas Was Chosen.
What's that look like, what's that mean? What do the people a round the table think about when they think about Jesus and Judas? What do you think about when you hear the story of the betrayal?

Round Table | Stress

In this episode the Round Tablers talk about STRESS. How do they deal with it in their lives but also, how should they deal with it? Like the episode about anxiety, is stress mostly seen in a negative light? What types of stress are there? How do you deal with the stress in your life?

Sermon Series | Jehoshaphat’s Folly - Carl Mefford (11/26/23)

Sermon Series (11/26/23):

 

"Jehoshaphat's Folly"

 

In Song of Solomon, a poetic metaphor of our relationship with Jesus, we are told that, "[we are our] beloved's, and His desire is for us."  That's a powerful statement.  In other words, He is inviting us into a deep and personal relationship with Him based upon mutual love.  Jesus affirms this in Matthew chapter 22 when He tells us that the greatest of all the commandments is that we love our God first and most.  

 

What does it look like when we get that right?  And what happens when we begin loving anything or anyone more than God, and get that wrong?  

 

We look to an account on the life of King Jehoshaphat to answer those questions (2 Chronicles 17-19), and then we're asked a deeper and more penetrating question:  Is He good enough for us? 

 

Thanks for listening!  I hope that it's a blessing to you!

Round Table | Anxiety Happens

In this episode of the Round Table, it is discussed what happens when anxiety strikes. The dread of the topic when it was sent that thats what they would be talking about and Ronnie flipping the script on how to think about it. How do we see anxiety? How does the world see anxiety? 

Round Table | *BONUS* Trip Down Memory Lane

In this bonus episode of the Round Table, Ronnie is joined by his childhood bestfriend Zane. They take a trip down memory lane and laugh and joke about the old days. They then dive into the contrast of how their lives were so similar but yet so different going through their teen years. One knew his calling to minister while one did not. How did they navigate those waters and what they've learned through the journey so far.

Round Table | Thankful

In this episode the Roundtablers talk about being thankful. What it's like to be thankful. How easy being thankful can just be put by the waste side.

Round Table | Even When

In this episode the Round Tablers talk about even when we don't see it. He's working. What's that look like in our lives? Has there been things that have only been God things even when we didn't think He was working? Maybe we thought He went out to lunch? Stepped out for a coffee break? Then something or someone stops by, texts or calls... and then you realize. Even when we don't see it. He's working. Thanks for listening and we hope this helps you out in some way. Some of the guys had a really tough time recording this one. Are you having a tough time as well? Reach out and let us hear from you.

Sermon Series | Cleaning Up Our Mess - Carl Mefford (11/5/23)

Sermon Series (11/5/23): 

"Cleaning Up Our Mess"

Many of us are better at making messes than we are at cleaning them up.  I know I am.  And that's true of our spiritual lives, as well.  We make such a mess of things, through sin and disobedience.  How is it that God, in the Name of Jesus, instructs us to clean those messes up?

We look to Scripture to answer that question for us, from the account of Zaccheus in Luke chapter 19 to a deeply challenging warning from Jeremiah chapter 11 and Jesus own words in Matthew chapter 5.

Will we hear what we are told?  And will we do more than just hear, and apply what He is telling us?

Thanks for listening.  I hope it's a blessing to you!