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Measured Bible teaching for kingdom-minded Christians.
Walking In Faith with Pastor Rob Curington is a sermon-centered Bible study feed with patient exposition and a strong concern for application. Recent messages move through Luke, Matthew, and Romans with questions about evidence, grace, salvation, judgment, evangelism, and the kingdom of God.
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Walking In Faith with Pastor Rob Curington is a Bible study podcast shaped like a church sermon series. The format is mostly extended teaching, with little interest in banter or topical entertainment. Episodes usually begin by naming a passage and asking a question that opens the listener toward interpretation. Then the message settles into exposition. Recent installments trace Luke, Matthew, and Romans through resurrection hope, divine generosity, lostness, judgment, election, evangelism, and the nature of the kingdom of God. The show has a patient rhythm. It repeats central claims, defines terms through Scripture, and keeps circling back to what the passage means for belief and conduct. Its illustrations are ordinary and concrete. A joke about internet evidence becomes a doorway into the empty tomb. Trouble picking fruit becomes a way into the dragnet parable. Homemade bread explains the quiet spread of the kingdom. Weeds near church flowers become a picture of spiritual danger from within. The teaching is often direct about sin, repentance, salvation, judgment, and obedience. It also brings contemporary anxieties into the room, including political hostility, social division, war, cultural conflict, and distrust of public claims. Those references are not treated as stand-alone commentary. They function as pressure points for asking how Christians should receive Scripture and respond to God. The show's voice is grave but accessible, comfortable with doctrinal vocabulary while still using everyday scenes to clarify its claims. Pastor Rob Curington appears in the show title, while Randy Franz appears in one recent message. The series is especially attentive to Jesus' parables and the language of the kingdom. It asks what people value, what they fear, whom they refuse to forgive, and whether their lives are ordered around Christ or themselves. The result is not a quick devotional. It is sustained teaching for listeners who want Scripture handled slowly, seriously, and with an expectation of personal response.
Made for: For Christians who prefer sermon-length biblical exposition, traditional doctrinal language, and application-focused teaching. It is especially suited to listeners following studies in the Gospels, parables, salvation, repentance, and kingdom theology.
What sets it apart: The show stands apart through its steady cadence: long-form teaching that uses everyday analogies while staying anchored to specific passages. Its recent episodes keep returning to kingdom response rather than treating Scripture as general inspiration.
This weekly podcast explores the Bible to provide modern-day Christians contemporary understanding of God's word in order to better live God's mission for his creation.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Passage-led sermons connect Jesus' parables, the resurrection and evangelism to concrete choices in Christian belief and practice.
Walking In Faith with Pastor Rob Curington builds its messages around close readings of biblical passages, with Pastor Rob Hurrington moving from the text to doctrine, contemporary culture and personal response.
This is the pulpit where mustard seeds, homemade bread, and Bigfoot all lead you back to Scripture.
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A steady sermon on treasure, surrender, and the kingdom's true value.
Matthew 13:44-46 is read as a meditation on the kingdom's worth and on what must be set aside to receive it. Pastor Rob Hurrington keeps the focus on Scripture, pairing the hidden treasure and the pearl with plainspoken examples and revisiting the same question often enough to…
A steady sermon on kingdom growth that begins small and works inward before it spreads.
Luke 13:18-21 is treated as a clear lesson in how the kingdom begins in small ways and grows without fanfare, and Pastor Rob Hurrington moves through the mustard seed and leaven parables with steady focus.
A weed-choked garden becomes a warning about internal kingdom damage.
Matthew 13 is presented as a warning about kingdom damage that can grow from within, and the opening image of a weed-choked garden at the church entrance gives the idea a clear, concrete start.
A steady sermon on the empty tomb, fulfilled promise, and faith that still makes room for hard questions.
Luke 24:1-12 is handled here as a question of evidence, opening with familiar arguments over disputed claims before turning to the women at the tomb, the angels' reminder of Jesus' promise, and Peter's impulse to see for himself.
A focused sermon on using the moral law to open a clear path toward the gospel's call to reconciliation.
Walking In Faith begins with prayer for Pastor Rob's health before Randy Franz turns to a clear, practical question: if believers know they are called to declare the gospel, how can they help someone recognize the need for a Savior?
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Randy Franz delivers a sermon on overcoming fear in evangelism, focusing on Mark 10:17-19.
Pastor Rob Currington discusses 2 John 4-6, focusing on walking in truth and love while sharing personal reflections on family and faith.
This episode explores how confidence in Christ transforms lives through a Bible study of 1 John 5:18-21, illustrated by the conversion story of Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger.
Pastor Rob Curington examines Luke 24:1-12 on the resurrection of Jesus, starting with a question about evidence for extraordinary claims.
Pastor Rob Hurrington examines Luke 16:19-31, contrasting an unnamed rich man with Lazarus and connecting their deaths to judgment, mercy, and irreversible separation.
Pastor Rob Hurrington examines Luke 20:9-18, where Jesus uses a vineyard parable to confront religious leaders who reject his authority.
Pastor Rob returns to Matthew 13 and focuses on the people of the kingdom.
Pastor Rob Hurrington opens Luke 13:18-21 and places it against a world shaped by disasters, controversy, social breakdowns, and uncertainty.
A weed at the church entrance sets the message in motion.