Church of Christ Lohn Podcast
The Church of Christ is a Christian fellowship rooted in the Restoration Movement of the early 19th century, which sought to return to the original, apostolic model of Christianity as revealed in the New Testament. With no denominational headquarters or human creed, the Church of Christ emphasizes the Bible alone as its authority in faith and practice. Members are simply called “Christians,” and congregations are autonomous, governed by elders and served by deacons, evangelists, and teachers. Historically, the movement began in the United States through the efforts of leaders like Alexander Campbell, Barton W. Stone, and Thomas Campbell, who rejected man-made divisions in Christianity and pleaded for unity based on Scripture alone. Churches of Christ practice baptism by immersion for the remission of sins, observe the Lord’s Supper every Sunday, and maintain a cappella worship, following the New Testament example. Today, the Church of Christ spans the globe, dedicated to restoring New Testament Christianity in doctrine, worship, and daily living.
Episodes
The Gospel of Matthew opens the New Testament by making one thing clear from the very beginning: Jesus is not an accident, not a random teacher, and not just another religious figure. He is the promised Messiah, the Son of David, the Son of Abraham, and the fulfillment of God’s covenant promises.
Matthew writes with a strong Jewish focus. He connects Jesus to the Old Testament again and again, showing that the same God who sp...
Matthew chapters 2–4 move us from the birth of Jesus into the beginning of His public ministry. These chapters show us that Jesus is the promised King, but they also show us something important: from the very beginning, His kingdom faces opposition. Jesus is worshiped by outsiders, hunted by a wicked ruler, protected by God, tested by Satan, and then revealed as the light shining in spiritual darkness.
Matthew chapter 2 begin...
Matthew chapter 5 begins one of the most famous teachings of Jesus: the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus sees the crowds, goes up on a mountainside, sits down, and begins teaching His disciples. That setting is important. Matthew wants us to see Jesus as the greater Moses. Moses went up Mount Sinai and received the Law from God. Jesus goes up on a mountain and teaches with divine authority. He is not just explaining the kingdom. He is th...
Matthew chapters 6 and 7 continue the Sermon on the Mount. In Matthew 5, Jesus showed that kingdom righteousness goes deeper than outward behavior. Now, in chapters 6 and 7, Jesus presses into the motives of the heart. He talks about giving, prayer, fasting, money, worry, judgment, obedience, false teachers, and the difference between a life built on truth and a life built on sand.
Matthew chapter 6 begins with a warning: “Be...
Matthew chapters 8–10 show Jesus moving from teaching with authority to acting with authority. In Matthew 5–7, Jesus taught the Sermon on the Mount. In Matthew 8–10, He proves that His authority is not just in His words. He has authority over sickness, demons, nature, sin, death, discipleship, and the mission of His followers.
Matthew chapter 8 begins with Jesus healing a man with leprosy. This is important becaus...
Matthew chapters 11–12 and Jonah chapters 1–3 reveal a powerful truth: God confronts unbelief, exposes empty religion, calls people to repentance, and offers mercy to anyone willing to turn back to Him.
In Matthew 11, John the Baptist is in prison and sends his disciples to ask Jesus, “Are You the Coming One, or do we look for another?” John had boldly proclaimed that Jesus was the Messiah, but prison, suffe...
Matthew 13 is one of the most important teaching chapters in the Gospel of Matthew. Jesus uses a series of parables to explain the kingdom of heaven, the condition of the human heart, the spread of the gospel, the reality of judgment, and the priceless value of belonging to God.
A parable is a simple story that reveals a deeper spiritual truth. Jesus uses familiar things such as seeds, soil, weeds, bread, treasure, pearls, and fish...
Matthew chapters 14–15 show Jesus as the compassionate Messiah, the Lord over creation, the provider of His people, and the One who exposes the difference between outward religion and genuine faith.
Matthew 14 begins with Herod hearing reports about Jesus. Herod assumes that Jesus may be John the Baptist raised from the dead. His guilty conscience is speaking. He knows that John was a righteous man, and he knows that he had J...
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