Fast-moving sermons with scripture at full volume.
ONE | A Potter's House Church is a sermon feed built around service teaching, biblical narrative, and direct spiritual challenge. Its recent episodes move from Ephesians, Mark, Luke, John, and Galatians into questions of healing, offense, humility, grief, witness, and endurance.
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ONE | A Potter's House Church is a sermon and Bible study podcast shaped by the sound of a live church room. It moves quickly. A typical episode opens with a welcome from Tore Roberts, then turns the listener over to a service teaching from one of the church's speakers. The recent run is strongly scripture-centered, with passages from Ephesians, Mark, Luke, John, Galatians, and Good Friday themes treated as living material rather than background text. The speakers read, explain, repeat, question, and press. Short phrases become anchors. Long biblical stories become mirrors for ordinary struggles: staying spiritually focused, refusing offense, finding courage in sickness, resisting selfish escape, and believing that a dead-looking situation may not be over. Dr. Anita Phillips is prominent across the recent episodes, bringing high-energy teaching that joins biblical history, emotional language, and urgent challenge. Her sermons move from Jesus as high priest to the woman with the issue of blood, from Samaritans and inherited division to Good Friday and the question of witness. Ebenezer Quaye's Bible Study episodes have a more workshop-like electricity, with the room being gathered into groups and led through ideas like humility and refusing offense. Charles Gilford's Lazarus episode takes time with the full story, emphasizing context and the danger of rushing past plot points that may matter spiritually. The show's strength is its immediacy. It does not treat faith as a quiet private concept. It treats scripture as something that should interrupt speech, behavior, relationships, grief, and ambition. The pacing can be dense, even overflowing, because the teaching keeps circling back with another angle or another exhortation. Listeners who prefer spare, academic Bible commentary may find it intense. Listeners who want sermon energy, direct Christian encouragement, and emotionally charged scriptural application will recognize the appeal quickly. ONE sounds like a church feed that expects the message to move people, not merely inform them.
Made for: For Christian listeners who want live sermon energy, biblical teaching, and direct spiritual challenge. It especially suits people drawn to expressive preaching, church-room momentum, and practical application of scripture.
What sets it apart: The feed blends service teachers with a shared urgency: scripture is read closely, then pushed into decisions, speech, relationships, grief, and spiritual discipline. Its recent episodes feel less like studio commentary and more like being inside a responsive congregation.
The official Podcast of ONE, A Potter's House Church led by Pastors Touré Roberts & Sarah Jakes Roberts.If you are finding ONE for the first time, a great way to meet us is during our #OneExperience happening in person at 9am and 11:30am pacific, and online on Sundays 7am, 9am, 11:30am, 2:30pm and 6pm. (Pacific)
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Scripture-rich church teaching connects doctrine, emotional life, and daily conduct with historical context and a lively pulpit presence.
ONE | A Potter's House Church carries church teaching into audio without sanding away the room around it. Toure Roberts introduces and closes each service recording, while the teaching itself moves through substantial passages of scripture and repeatedly brings biblical…
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A charged teaching on spiritual focus, guarded speech, and moving toward God while one area of life looks dark.
This episode frames spiritual focus as a discipline of noticing and staying with what God is already doing. It opens from Ephesians 3:14-21 and a first-quarter review, then settles into the woman whose silence and movement toward the man of God give the teaching its clearest…
An energetic high-priest sermon where Jesus' purity reaches outward, turning religious boundaries into healing and belonging.
This single-episode teaching frames Jesus as high priest through a vivid account of access, purity, and healing. It moves from the forgiveness of a paralyzed man's sins to the woman with an issue of blood pressing through the crowd to touch his garment.
A Good Friday sermon turns the desire for escape into a direct challenge about witness.
Good Friday is framed as a test of Christian attention, with the teaching asking why believers call the crucifixion day good before turning to the urge to escape a troubled world.
A firm Luke 17 teaching links bold prayer with Jesus' refusal to let hostility decide who counts as family.
Luke 17 frames a study of faith across the lines people draw around one another. The sermon moves from the ten lepers crying out for mercy into the tense history between Jews and Samaritans, then follows Jesus' refusal to hate Samaritans toward a broader claim about brotherhood…
A direct Bible study on returning to the Spirit before offense hardens into reaction.
Offense is framed as a spiritual choice with everyday consequences. The episode works from Galatians 5:16 as a discipline for moments when hurt starts to harden into reaction: walk in the Spirit, recognize the pull of the flesh, and return before anger becomes the listener's own…
A church teaching frames rest, stillness, and unstructured prayer as a faith-rooted answer to busy thoughts.
Faith and rest come together in a church teaching that treats pausing as a real part of spiritual life. The episode is strongest when it stays close to the plain mechanics of rest: setting a timer, taking 10 minutes, letting the mind move without forcing it, and picturing a…
A pastoral response to political grief, grounded in compassion, bridge-building, and trust in God's enduring reign.
A political outcome turns into a pastoral reckoning, with the speaker moving away from partisan reflex and toward people who feel like sheep without a shepherd.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
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A Bible study teaching on not being offended, part of a weekly series from One Church in Los Angeles.
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Tore Roberts opens The One Podcast with a Resurrection Sunday teaching that centers on Hebrews 9 and Hebrews 10, calling Jesus “the high priest of good things to come.” The sermon moves from Genesis 2–3, the Garden of Eden, and the veil in Exodus 26 to the tabernacle, the Holy of Holies, and the idea that humans lost direct access to God.
Tore Roberts opens The One Podcast from One in LA and introduces a Good Friday teaching built around John 17, with repeated focus on Jesus’s “last corporate prayer.” The sermon walks through the cross as “excruciating,” says the word comes from “crux,” and compares a crucifix to “wearing an electric chair on a chain.” The core reading moves through Jesus praying for himself, his disciples, and “those who will believe in me through their word,” with the speaker stressing that Jesus prayed for future believers on the night he was betrayed.
A teaching on the story of the woman who broke the alabaster flask of costly oil to anoint Jesus, exploring the concept of reaching a breaking point in worship and sacrifice.
A sermon on John chapter 11 about the story of Lazarus, emphasizing the importance of understanding the full context of the biblical narrative.
Luke 17:11–19 turns on one word: "obedience" before the healing appears.
An offended person can become the stumbling block that trips someone else off their path to Jesus.
A Bible study teaching on humility and leadership, with instructions for group participation.
Ebenezer Quaye leads an interactive Wednesday Bible study on surrender and following Jesus, part of a six-week journey for the one community.