Bible teaching with pastoral urgency.
Truth in Christ Radio offers sermon-style Bible teaching from Rob Kellogg, moving through Gospel passages with pastoral urgency. Recent episodes linger over Luke, connecting readiness for Christ, trust in God's provision, faithful service, and sober warnings about judgment.
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Truth in Christ Radio is a sermon-centered Bible teaching program from Calvary Chapel of Rochester. It moves slowly and deliberately. Recent episodes stay close to Luke, especially passages about servants waiting for their master, Jesus feeding the multitude, the twelve being sent out, and Jairus being told not to fear. Rob Kellogg teaches as a pastor with a Bible open in front of him, not as a conversational interviewer. The structure is simple. A passage is read, key phrases are noticed, related texts are brought alongside it, and the practical meaning is pressed home. The result is dense but accessible teaching for listeners who want Scripture explained with patience and conviction. The show repeatedly asks what faithfulness looks like when Christ is absent, delayed, or expected at an unknown hour. Readiness is a major theme. So is stewardship. Luke 12 becomes a long meditation on watchfulness, the second coming, the difference between faithful and evil servants, and the seriousness of knowing the master's will. Kellogg's tone is warm, but he does not soften the warning passages. Judgment, unbelief, and spiritual negligence are treated as real dangers, not abstract ideas. Other episodes turn from warning to provision, especially when Jesus tells the little flock not to fear and when the small supply of bread becomes enough in his hands. These moments give the show its pastoral balance. It warns sharply, then steadies the listener with God's care. The teaching also resists prosperity-style claims, pointing instead toward kingdom seeking, obedience, and trust when resources are thin. There is little ornament here. The appeal is the steady pressure of a passage being read carefully and applied personally. Truth in Christ Radio will fit listeners drawn to Bible teaching, end-times teaching, and direct Christian exhortation rooted in the Gospels.
Made for: For Christians who want steady Bible teaching, especially listeners drawn to Luke, end-times readiness, and practical discipleship. It best suits those comfortable with sermon cadence, direct moral contrast, and extended attention to a single passage.
What sets it apart: The show stands apart through its patient accumulation of Scripture, related texts, warning, and encouragement rather than conversation or topical commentary. Its recent teaching keeps returning to readiness: servants awake, faith replacing fear, and God's provision meeting human limits.
This podcast is a preview of Truth in Christ Radio of Calvary Chapel of Rochester which is aired on WZXV 99.7 FM Radio Monday Through Friday at 6:30 am.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Rob Kellogg connects close reading of Luke with practical teaching on service, generosity, judgment, and readiness for Christ's return.
Truth in Christ Radio begins with scripture and stays close to it as Pastor Rob Kellogg moves through Luke passage by passage. His expository preaching pauses over individual words, considers a character's motive, and uses related passages to show how an interpretation is built…
Luke becomes a marked-up map when Pastor Rob Kellogg tells you exactly what to underline.
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A stern, steady study of readiness, judgment, and the cost of ignoring the master's return.
This teaching stays fixed on readiness, stewardship, and the sharp line Jesus draws between faithful servants and those who live as if the master will not return.
A steady warning to stay awake, keep watch, and treat readiness as the main point.
Truth in Christ Radio builds this message around Luke 12:35-39 and keeps circling back to one clear charge: be ready for the Son of Man. Rob Kellogg lingers on the master of the house, the thief in the night, and the second and third watches, then sharpens the image by setting…
A steady call to be ready and waiting for the Master's return.
Truth in Christ Radio offers a measured reading of Luke 12:35-48, treating readiness for the Master's return as the central concern. Pastor Rob Kellogg circles back to watchfulness, faithfulness, reward, and warning, and the message keeps those themes tied to the promise that…
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Readiness comes first.
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Pastor Rob Kellogg opens Luke 12:35-48 by urging listeners to stay ready for the Master's return.
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