Tri State Community Church public
[search 0]
More
Download the App!
show episodes
 
For centuries, Christians have traveled to foreign soil to plant churches. Tri-State Community Church is an effort to plant a church right here in the Tri-State area. In a sense we are stateside missionaries with a heart to take the Good news of Jesus Christ to the Tri-State area. Tri-State Community Church operates under the oversight of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church (ARP). At Tri-State Community Church we are centered on God through our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Through th ...
  continue reading
 
Formerly a podcast devoted to helping good men and fathers have a voice in our culture, but re-branded in early 2024 to enter a wide-open field of other topics that I believe affect our severely fractured culture. Topics that may appear to be random and unrelated to many people, but not to me. I believe that a whole lot of random isn’t random and, somehow, It All Ties Together. Topics will vary, but are likely to include: · encounters with the unusual from the heavenly and underworld realms ...
  continue reading
 
Loading …
show series
 
In this message, Rick Anderson takes us through a "birds-eye" view of Psalm 18 to show that it is a Royal Psalm of Praise. What this means is, Psalm 18 should inspire awe in our hearts for what the Lord has done for His King and through His King. Our wonder over this great psalm only intensifies as we see it applied to Christ--what the Father has d…
  continue reading
 
The subject of prayer is a vast subject but it is also a subject that can yield feelings of guilt and inadequacy. When you read books about people who regularly spent hours in prayer each day and you attempt to rise up to this the results can be oppressive. Or you read the prayers of those who have come before us you can easily conclude “I cannot s…
  continue reading
 
The subject of prayer is a vast subject but it is also a subject that can yield feelings of guilt and inadequacy. When you read books about people who regularly spent hours in prayer each day and you attempt to rise up to this the results can be oppressive. Or you read the prayers of those who have come before us you can easily conclude “I cannot s…
  continue reading
 
Who shall live in the presence of God? That is the question Psalm 15 takes up. Its answer can be summarize by the words “he who walks blamelessly.” At first glance that doesn’t seem like good news. But as the Psalm is studied something absolutely beautiful emerges. In this message, Rick Anderson takes us through this study to see not only the beaut…
  continue reading
 
A ways back, while I was hiding in a coffee shop to shut the world down for a bit, Emma and one of her co-workers approached me and asked me if they could pray for me because they felt led to. And then they prayed specifically for some difficult circumstances that had happened to me earlier that morning without me having ever met or spoken with the…
  continue reading
 
Regardless of whether we have embraced Christianity or not the words “how long” are very recognizable and meaningful. And in the Christian life, we will face trying seasons where God’s answer to our prayers are seemingly absent. What do we do as followers of Christ when no relief is in view? When God is seemingly silent? In this message, Rick Ander…
  continue reading
 
In Psalm 12, David calls on the Lord to save from the widespread lies and flattery that abounded everywhere in his day. Moving to our own time we all recognize we also live in a time of widespread deception. Can the garden survive when it is totally overrun with the weeds of lies and manipulation? In this message, after developing both the danger o…
  continue reading
 
In ancient times the city had walls that were carefully constructed to protect it from invasion. In the event of war, the walls would be the last thing to protect the city from their enemy. In the same way, we have enjoyed freedom to proclaim the Word of God in this country. Freedom protected by the walls of freedom of religion and speech. What hap…
  continue reading
 
As we follow the Lord there are two things we need to keep worked out in our minds and hearts: God’s promises and His timing. In our frailty, God’s timing, especially if it is delayed, can cause us to weaken in our conviction of His promises. In this message, Rick Anderson explains how the psalmist has struggled through this common pitfall and how …
  continue reading
 
In the midst of one of the most terrifying attributes of God is a wonder that is beyond comprehension. The Bible is abundantly clear God is a righteous judge and that is terrifying—if we haven’t found it to be frightening we have not come to grips with it yet. But Psalm 9 teaches us that God is a Sovereign Judge who is both an Advocate and a Refuge…
  continue reading
 
Psalm 8 has had an interesting history. It has been described as being about human dignity. It has also been described as being about human insignificance! What the Psalm is really about is the majesty or excellence of the Lord. In this message, Rick Anderson shows how man, though insignificant in himself, is nevertheless given unspeakable dignity …
  continue reading
 
This interview was a lot of fun. As we moved along through the interview, I began throwing bigger and more difficult off-script questions to these three wonderful young ladies and, before we finished, they had helped me immensely in understanding the "how" of putting at least some portion of our culture back together and to prevent it from breaking…
  continue reading
 
Andy, who formerly went by the alias "Anonymous" on this podcast, comes back to discuss with me the cultural relevance of Jesus and the Bible in our modern world. I have talked with a lot of people about two of my greatest passions in life - Jesus and the Bible - over the decades, but in the past month an unusually significant number of people have…
  continue reading
 
Rory Uhtredson is one of the best men I know. No one would guess that this man of infectious encouragement buried his young daughter only five years ago. His story is one of triumph and how to face adversity with courage and faith. Rory has the receipts to prove it. His story was the topic for episode 110.…
  continue reading
 
After devoting the past decade to being a voice for men and recording most of the 150+ episodes of this podcast to try to bring attention to men's issues, I am shifting gears to run down the road of seeming randomness that isn't random, the road for which I was made to run down. Culture is complex. I'm not ditching what keeps us grounded and I am n…
  continue reading
 
At about the 9:08 mark, I misspoke and said "elected experts," but I meant to say "UNelected experts." I don't have the energy or the time to go back and re-record this to correct my mistake. The context of the episode, both before and after that mark, should make it readily apparent to the listener that I intended to say "unelected experts."…
  continue reading
 
This is more of a summary and a little bit of expansion on Episode 51. To get a fuller context for this one, you may consider listening to Episode 51 before or after this one. As of the posting of Episode 136, I still have not heard anyone posit this notion that came to me about three years ago. Based on the reactions I have received the few times …
  continue reading
 
The episode I make reference to in this one regarding my long-term observations and studies of aerial spraying since 2006 is Episode 120. I fumbled around and found it this morning, but had already made this episode live. Episode 120 will provide some context for Episode 134.By Justin O'Quinn
  continue reading
 
Loading …

Quick Reference Guide