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This Q&A episode from Christian Family Chapel follows a sermon on 1 Corinthians 15, focusing on the resurrection's theological and personal significance.

This sermon from Daily With Jesus Day 21 explores the authority of Jesus as revealed through Gospel readings.

Doug's sermon on 1 Timothy 4:15–16 calls believers to grow their gifts and watch their lives and teaching.

The sermon opens in John 13.

This episode features a Q&A session where hosts address a question about single women's leadership roles in Christian contexts, discussing upcoming women's classes and retreats.

This episode encourages online viewers to attend in-person church services for Easter, detailing service times and featuring a brief interaction with host Tracy Johnson.

An Easter sermon opens with church logistics before moving into John 19.

This episode explains the development of three faith statements based on scripture for salvation, Christian living, and the future, referencing specific Bible passages and directing listeners to the website for details.

This sermon focuses on a chronological reading of Jesus's life leading up to Easter, examining passages from Matthew and John to reveal insights about Jesus and life lessons.

The sermon opens with a joke about Reese's peanut butter cups.

Forgiveness means releasing someone from their debt, even when emotional relief has not arrived.

This episode is a sermon that introduces a Q&A session with Jesus based on questions from scripture readings, focusing on five selected questions and their answers.

This sermon focuses on exploring the authority of Jesus as revealed through daily Gospel readings, highlighting ten specific expressions of his power and impact on believers.

Doug’s March 8, 2026 “Daily With Jesus” Q&A focuses on Jesus’ authority, healing, and dependence on the Father.

Q&A begins with a welcome and a reminder to send in questions from the morning sermon.

This episode shares a testimony of healing through prayer and encourages listeners to join a chronological reading of Jesus's life combined with fasting for spiritual growth.

This sermon encourages church participation as a family, highlights a past fundraising success for curing blindness in children in Kenya, and invites ongoing giving and connection.