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Our mission is to tell everybody about Jesus and connect them to the local church. Since Netcast was founded in 2011 by Pastor Matt and Beth Chewning, we have witnessed God do some amazing things in the lives of many people. We always try to put Jesus first and let the Holy Spirit lead us.

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Contrary to what many believe a biblical portrait of a godly wife to be, Proverbs 31 reveals she is enterprising and ambitious. However, through all of her endeavors, service, and hard work, the godly wife maintains joy as she trusts the Lord with her future. It is her pursuit of Jesus and her abiding in Him which bring the fruit of godliness to manifest in the life of a godly woman.

A Godly Woman: Ephesians 5:22-33

A man cannot lead where he has not been. A leader goes first, forging the way, wrestling through spiritual issues and then presenting God’s instruction to his family. An ongoing personal relationship with Jesus is crucial in order to lead a family spiritually.

Manly Matters (Ephesians 5:22-33)

God's Will and Wisdom (Ephesians 5:15-20)

Where do we see the gospel in this story?<br />
How do we relate personally to Mephibosheth?<br />
What in our lives keeps us living in Lo-debar rather than eating at the King's table?

Where do we see the gospel in this story?
How do we relate personally to Mephibosheth?
What in our lives keeps us living in Lo-debar rather than eating at the King's table?

Mephibosheth (2 Samuel 9:1-13)

As Christians, we have a responsibility to expose darkness by being a light. The more we are a light, the more we are working with God to turn dark things into light things. However, what is light? Scripture teaches that light and darkness is a contrast between having a correct understanding about Jesus and behavior that models what we believe is true about Jesus.

Netcast Sermon 8-31-14 Live as Light (Ephesians 5:14-18)

If Love is a decision to conduct yourself in a way that elevates God's desires above our own passions than Paul is saying that lust is a decision to conduct yourself in a way that elevates our own passions above God's desires. The scriptures teach that “Love” is a sacrificial action done out of a love for God, but “Lust” is a selfish action done out of a love for self.

Love and Lust (Ephesians 5:3-8)

Some of the most powerful words a human can hear is the words "I love you". However, in todays culture the idea of love is so broad that it has lost the weightiness. We love our families, our restaurants, our sports teams and our TV shows. The problem with such a broad definition of love, is that we cannot grasp the heavieness of it's biblical meaning.

Ephesians 5:1-2 The Weight of Love

Talk Isn't Cheap (Ephesians 4:29)

Emptiness is a hoax. The thought that we could ever be truly empty is one that makes no sense. I am not talking about physical emptiness, clearly hunger is a reality. I am talking about emotional emptiness. Our lives are always full of something, even if we do nothing, we are still doing something.  Every experience pours into us. We can be full of rage, joy, frustration, worship, sadness, or all of the above, the point is we are never truly empty. When the Bible addresses what is going on inside of us, it is operating under that very truth. Therefore, the bible doesn't ever tell us "how to be full", instead it points us to what we should be full of.

No Room (Ephesians 4:17-32)

When we hear the bible speak of the heart, we associate it with our emotions or preferences. When the Bible speaks of the heart it is actually speaking more of our Minds, our Thoughts, our Conscience, the way we understand.  Matthew 15:19 For out of the heart come evil thoughts...   Matthew 9:4 Jesus says...."Why do you think evil in your hearts?  This is why the bible doesn't say "love God with all of our Emotions or Preferences."

Hard Hearts -- Empty Minds (Ephesians 4:17-24)

God has gifted His followers with unique giftings and talents that should not terminate on themselves, but instead are for the intended purpose of building up the Church and displaying the gospel to the world. If we are going to walk towards biblical maturity and use these gifts and talents we must look towards Jesus throughout all of it.

Body Builders (Ephesians 4:11-16)

What if we lived in the knowledge of what God has done - continues to do - in us rather than trying to do it for ourselves? What if we were a church marked by the crazy stupid love we had for the people around us - a love that is beyond  expectation or reason?  God is doing the work in us that is required for us to be. Being filled isn't impossible.  It's the work of God.

Full of Something (Ephesians 3:14-21)

The implications of the existence of the Church of Jesus Christ are much larger and greater than most, if not all, modern Christians realize or will choose to acknowledge. God uses His people, the church, to make known the shear depths of his glory, the never ending extents of His love, and the overwhelming gift of His mercy. Most of us did not understand what we were getting into when we became Christians and thus part of Christ's church. However, if you've spent anytime longer than a few days as a Christian, you begin to understand that this thing is bigger than you anticipated it to be.

The Church is a Big Deal (Ephesians 3:7-13)

As we continue to work our way through Ephesians we come upon the idea of stewardship. A Steward is someone who has been entrusted to carefully use, manage and control someone else's property for the benefit of the owner.

Stewards of Grace (Ephesians 3:1-2)

Racism is an unfortunate issue that we, as followers of Christ, must address in order for us to be healthy as a body. Racism is and racial inequality is a reality that has been present in our country for many years.  It is vitally important for Christians to look at racism through the lens of the Gospel in order to see redemption and restoration. The problem with racism is not racism, it's what produces racism. It's the sinful pride that lingers in the hearts of men that says, "I am better than you because I am different than you."

"Racial Dysfunction (Ephesians 2:11-22) "

As Christians, we must understand that Easter Sunday is the most important and foundational day in human history. Easter is a day to celebrate because it represents the most life altering event that our world has ever known.  -   (Intro Video = Special thanks to Scott Yelvington for designing the logo, and to Szymon Masiak for the templet. The music is "Maneater 30" from Freeplay.com)

A Reason to Celebrate (Ephesians 2:1-9)

God, is a relational God, He is not a dictator or a tyrant. His commands are not demands from an unloving, unjust, cruel heart. Instead, they flow from a heart of love and grace. When we became Christians we didn't arrive at the destination. Just as in our own personal relationships with one another, we cannot ever learn everything there is to know about someone and master our understanding of them.

Power Demonstrated (Ephesians 1:19-2:1)

The trouble with finding our identity in the things we own or what we accomplish is that its fleeting. We need to understand who we are in Christ in order to have a true grasp of our identity.

Secured Value (Ephesians 1:13-14)

Through Jesus we receive the Father's love and are called "children of God." What an honor it is that God calls us His children and gives us the assurance that as His children we are heirs and co-heirs with Christ (Romans 8:17). In his Gospel, John also tells us that God gives the right to become children of God to all who in faith have received Christ as Lord and Savior (John 1:12). God extends His love to His Son Jesus Christ and, through Him, to all His adopted children.

A Chosen Child (Ephesians 1:3-6)

So, if the bible is true, and humanity is created in the image of God, to find our satisfaction by walking intimately with God; What happens when we suppress that truth and attempt to be satisfied outside of God?

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