Blue Ridge Church Audio Podcast
Blue Ridge Church Weekly Talks
Episodes
Cody Miller asks: What does it really mean to live faithfully when no one is watching? Could faithfulness look less like doing more and more like putting others first, using what God has given us, and listening closely enough to obey His voice?
Cody Miller explores what if keeping God first isn’t about doing more, but discovering what matters most? What might change if we took an honest inventory of our hurts, time, attention, money, and relationships — and intentionally made room for God to transform every part of our lives?
Cody Miller asks a question we all have to face: What will you do when temptation comes knocking? Can you pre-decide to stay alert, count the cost, and choose God’s way out before the moment arrives?
Cody Miller explores why we so often make decisions we know aren’t good for us. But what if we could decide ahead of time who we want to be when temptation, pressure, and opportunity arise? Could pre-deciding help us live more faithfully and finish stronger?
Scott Obenchain reminded us that true joy isn’t found in having more, but in contentment and trusting God to provide. Generosity goes beyond giving money — it reflects a heart surrendered to God, freeing us to experience joy through giving, trusting, and living generously.
Abraham Hardee reminded us that lasting peace is found not in our performance or possessions, but in trusting Christ through prayer, disciplined thinking, and faithful obedience. As we pursue God's peace and stay alert to spiritual battles, we can confidently trust Him with every step of the journey.
Cody Miller reminded us from Philippians 3 that legalism steals our joy by tempting us to compare ourselves with others and prove our worth through performance instead of trusting in Christ. True joy grows when we stop striving for God's approval, rest in His grace, and make knowing Jesus the finish line of our faith.
Cody Miller reminds us that lasting joy isn’t found by putting ourselves first but by following Jesus through selfless service, faithful living, and sacrificial love. When we shift our focus from ourselves to serving others, we discover deeper purpose, greater joy, and better days.
Jesse Lineberry reminded us that God works in us to become more like Jesus, replacing self-reliance with joyful obedience, a right attitude, and faithful service that shines for Christ.
Lance Dozier reminded us that pride fuels conflict while humility restores peace. By following Jesus’ example of selfless humility — choosing relationships over ego, peace over winning, and trusting God with the outcome — we take small steps that lead to better days.
Cody Miller reminded us that better days begin when we see trials through God’s perspective, live with Christ-centered purpose, and let our attitude inspire others to boldly share the Good News.
Cody Miller reminded us that gratitude and prayer deepen our relationships, grow Christlike love, and help us focus on what truly matters.
Cody Miller reminded us that hell is real and chosen, not desired by God, and its reality should move us to love others toward Christ.
Lance Dozier reminded us that heaven is greater than we can imagine — a place of purpose, restoration, and eternal joy through faith in Jesus.
Cody Miller reminded us that God’s judgments differ, our faithfulness matters, eternal impact matters most, and humility — not arrogance — should shape how we live.
Scott Obenchain reminded us that death is not the end for believers, but the beginning of eternal hope, resurrection, and life with Jesus forever.
Cody Miller reminded us that the end times shouldn’t create fear but focus, calling us to stay ready, reject deception, and spread God’s love.
Cody Miller taught that pain can deepen faith, reveal God’s work, and lead to greater impact through Christ.
Cody Miller explains that God's presence isn't emotional, appears in everyday life, and grows faith.
Scott Obenchain reminds us that God gives fullness, boundaries bring freedom, and relationship with Jesus makes faith life-giving.
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