Southeast Christian Church

The evil we’ve experienced in the past, when viewed through a God-lens, inspires us to do something to change it. Let the evil around us make us to want to take action, devoting ourselves to living out the Word of God. (2 Kings 17, 18:1; 2 Chronicles 29; Isaiah 14 :28-32) Speaker: Carl Kuhl

Why hasn’t Jesus come back yet? Is He forgetful, busy, or just slow? No, God is patient, waiting for everyone to have opportunity to know Him. Therefore, as we await Jesus’ return, our mission is to do everything we can to help make that happen. (2 Peter 3) Speaker: Bryson Koch

False teachers are eloquent, but deceptive and dangerous, especially in today’s digital world. As men of faith, we can serve our families well by taking the posture of watchmen, carefully evaluating what our children are exposed to. (2 Peter 2) Speaker: Kyle Idleman

It’s easy to settle for the temporary realities of life instead of leaning into the eternal. However, with Jesus’ return imminent, now is the time to stand firm on the truth, making every effort to respond to God’s promises by deepening in faith. (2 Peter 1) Speaker: Brock O'Dell

We often wonder why Jesus doesn’t return as soon as we would expect. God isn’t slow in keeping His promises, but patient. Still, Jesus could return anytime. In the homestretch, we want to live for His return while helping others be ready as well. (1 Peter 5:1-14) Speaker: Dave Stone

Suffering is unavoidable and comes with living in this broken world. However, our suffering isn’t in vain. It can be used for good, but also intensifies our longing for heaven. We can suffer well knowing it won’t be wasted, and it won’t last forever. (1 Peter 3: 13-4: 19) Speaker: Kyle Idleman

In this Mother’s Day message, we celebrate mothers for the way they nourish their families while also encouraging mothers not to forsake their own spiritual nourishment that comes from the Lord. (1 Peter 2:1-12) Speaker: Kyle Idleman

Bryson Koch, a speaker at Southeast Christian Church, tackles the challenge of living faithfully in a culture that's increasingly hostile to faith. He shares insights on the historical context of early Christians under persecution, emphasizing resilience and hope. Listeners discover the significance of their identity in Christ and how to embody their faith through storytelling and community interactions. Koch encourages personal reflection on one’s relationship with God, aiming for transformation in daily life.

There is a tendency to live as if this world is our final destination. But, remembering we have a heavenly inheritance that will never perish can give us the courage to endure the trials of this life that will only last a little while in comparison. (1 Peter 1 :1-12) Speaker: Carl Kuhl

Each of us lives in death’s shadow, but Easter tells a different story. It marks death’s ultimate upset—when Jesus crashed His own funeral, turning the grave into a doorway to life and proving that no situation is too dead for His life-giving power. Speaker: Kyle Idleman