The expository preaching ministry of Kootenai Community Church by Pastors/Elders Jim Osman, Jess Whetsel, Dave Rich, and Cornel Rasor. This podcast feed contains the weekly sermons preached in the adult Sunday School class on Sunday mornings at Kootenai Church. The Elders/Teachers of Kootenai Church exposit verse-by-verse through whole books of the Bible. These sermons can be found within their own podcast series by visiting the KCC Audio Archive.
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Daniel paints a picture of the great God of the universe fully in control of Israel, the Gentiles, and indeed the world as it develops.
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This is one of Paul’s prison epistles and is considered to be the book of “joy”. Paul wrote this book while suffering in prison in Rome. This letter brings forth the humiliation, incarnation, and exaltation of Christ. Paul urges us as Christians to grow in Christlikeness.
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This series of messages is a collection of questions and answers from the members of Kootenai Church and answered by Jim Osman, a pastor at Kootenai Community Church.
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Paul continues his discipleship of the saints in Corinth. Following his first letter, he saw some growth but he also saw a continued deviation from the Word of God. He defends his apostleship and points the Corinthians to Christ for their continued sanctification.
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After 70 years of captivity, the Jewish exiles were freed by Cyrus the Great to return to Judah and rebuild their temple. Temple reconstruction and the worship of Yahweh was their priority, but they became distracted, apathetic, and self-concerned. Yahweh commissioned Haggai to rebuke the Jews, remind them of their priorities and to encourage them with the covenant promises of their God. This series of messages is a verse-by-verse exposition of the book of Haggai by Jeff Miller. These messag ...
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This series of messages is a verse by verse exposition of the book of 1 John by David Henke. For more sermon series and verse-by-verse expository preaching, please visit https://kootenaichurch.org and click on the KCC Audio Archive.
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The book of 1 Corinthians chronicles the early years of the church founded in court by Paul the apostle. Their failures and their victories are laid out in great detail. Paul uses their story to provide a template for church correction.
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1 Samuel ushers in the monarchy as Samuel appoints Israel’s first king. Samuel was a prophet and judge over Israel. This book vividly brings forth the Sovereignty of Yahweh over all nations. This book focuses on the Davidic Covenant which points to Christ the true King of Israel.
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Paul wrote his first letter to Timothy so he would know, "...how one ought to behave in the household of God, the church of the living God..." (3:14,15). In doing so he laid down the apostolic foundation for doctrine and practice for the church at Ephesus and the Scriptural model for the true church for all time. The contemporary church, therefore, has no excuse for not doing God's work God's way. This series of messages is a verse-by-verse exposition of the book of Haggai by Jeff Miller. Th ...
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Living in Light of the Second Coming (James 5:7-12)
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David Forsyth explores James 5:7-12, emphasizing the importance of living in light of Christ's second coming. He highlights three essential behaviors: living patiently, speaking rightly, and thinking theologically. Forsyth explains how the imminent return of Christ should motivate believers to endure hardships, avoid blaming others, talk honestly, …
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The Sins of Wealth (James 5:1-6)
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David Forsyth delves into the sins of wealth as outlined in James 5:1-6. He examines four temptations common to the prosperous: hoarding, fraud, self-indulgence, and oppression. Forsyth warns that these sins of wealth are baked into our culture, potentially robbing believers of joy and blunting their testimony for Christ. He emphasizes the importan…
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The Gospel of Luke - Catching Fish and Men (Luke 5:1-11)
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Jeff Miller explores Jesus' encounter with Simon Peter in Luke 5:1-11, focusing on catching fish and men. He examines how Jesus' miraculous catch of fish leads to Peter's conversion and calling as a disciple. Miller highlights the progression from Peter's reluctant obedience to his illumination, conviction, and ultimate commitment to follow Jesus. …
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David Forsyth examines James 4:11-17, addressing two common marks of arrogance: judgmentalism and self-confidence. Overcoming arrogance requires recognizing our tendency to speak against others and presume upon the future. Forsyth emphasizes humility, submission to God's law, and acknowledgment of our frailty. The sermon challenges believers to exa…
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Worldly Churches, Part 2 (James 4:4-10)
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David Forsyth examines James 4:4-10, addressing the church's worldliness issue. Overcoming spiritual adultery requires recognizing our predicament, receiving God's grace, and rectifying our situation through genuine repentance. Forsyth presents a three-part battle plan to combat worldliness, emphasizing the need for humility and submission to God. …
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Worldly Churches, Part 1 (James 4:1-3)
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David Forsyth examines the characteristics of worldly churches in James 4:1-3. These characteristics include being quarrelsome, which hinders evangelism, and being carnal, driven by frustrated desires for recognition. Forsyth also identifies prayerlessness as a key trait, either failing to seek God's wisdom or praying with wrong motives. He emphasi…
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Keeping Trouble under Lock and Key (James 3:13-18)
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David Forsyth explores the concept of wisdom from above in James 3:13-18. He emphasizes that true wisdom is practical, not theoretical, and produces good works and humility. The sermon contrasts earthly wisdom, which leads to disorder and evil, with wisdom from above, which is pure, peaceable, and full of good fruits. Forsyth urges believers to see…
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2 1/2 Ounces of Trouble (James 3:1-12)
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In this sermon, David Forsyth delves into James 3:1-12, exploring the significance of controlling the tongue in the Christian life. He emphasizes that control of the tongue reflects one’s spiritual maturity, using vivid analogies to illustrate its power and potential for both good and evil. Forsyth provides a three-fold strategy for gaining control…
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What Is Saving Faith? (James 2:14-26)
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David Forsyth delves into saving faith in this sermon, as explained in James 2:14-26. He explores how true saving faith is not just about belief but is demonstrated through compassionate actions, love for God, and obedience. Forsyth emphasizes that saving faith must be active and visible in the lives of believers, providing practical examples from …
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All Are Welcome (James 2:1-13)
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David Forsyth delves into the powerful message of James 2:1-13, addressing the pervasive issue of the sin of partiality within the church. He illustrates how favoritism contradicts the essence of the Christian faith, urging believers to treat all people equally, regardless of their social or economic status. Forsyth emphasizes that the sin of parti…
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Superficial Discipleship (James 1:22-27)
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David Forsyth’s sermon, “Superficial Discipleship (James 1:22-27),” explores the essence of true discipleship. He emphasizes that true discipleship goes beyond mere Bible knowledge and church involvement, requiring genuine application of scripture in daily life. Forsyth outlines the need for self-control, compassion, and holiness, urging believers …
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Spiritual Jujitsu (James 1:13-21)
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David Forsyth delves into James 1:13-21, illustrating the concept of Spiritual Jujitsu, which emphasizes turning temptations into spiritual growth. Forsyth explains how understanding sin’s patterns, remembering God’s generosity, and responding to His word can help believers combat sin effectively. The idea of Spiritual Jujitsu is central to this me…
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Passing Life’s Spiritual Tests (James 1:1-12)
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In this insightful sermon, David Forsyth explores the theme of spiritual tests, focusing on James 1:1-12. He outlines four essential steps to prepare for and pass life’s spiritual tests: cultivating the right attitude, accepting the necessity of trials, seeking divine assistance, and correctly appraising reality. Forsyth emphasizes that these steps…
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Habakkuk: the Prophet who Questioned God (Habakkuk 3:1-19), Part Four
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In this sermon, Jeff Miller explores Habakkuk 3, focusing on Habakkuk’s prayer of faith and his journey from doubt to confidence. Habakkuk’s prayer of faith, expressed beautifully, shows his transformation and deep trust in Yahweh. Miller details how this ancient prophet’s steadfast faith is a powerful example for believers today. ★ Support this po…
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Habakkuk: the Prophet who Questioned God (Habakkuk 2:6-19), Part Three
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Jeff Miller explores Habakkuk’s prophecy, highlighting the prophet’s deep questions to God regarding Judah's rampant sin and violence. Habakkuk’s prophecy, delivered through five “woes,” foretells the destruction of the proud Chaldeans. Jeff emphasizes the importance of faith and the righteous living by it, which are central themes in Habakkuk’s pr…
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Habakkuk: the Prophet who Questioned God (Habakkuk 1:1-2:20), Part Two
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In this sermon, Jeff Miller delves into Habakkuk’s struggle with understanding God’s use of the Chaldeans to judge Judah. Miller emphasizes the core message of the prophecy: “The righteous will live by faith.” He explains how Habakkuk’s dialogue with God reveals deeper theological insights about faith and righteousness. The phrase “righteous live b…
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Recovering God's Design - The Gospel, Our Hope
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In this sermon, Dr. Owen Strachan delves into the power of the gospel, contrasting it with the pervasive lies of paganism. He emphasizes that the gospel's power transforms lives, highlighting the importance of living by God’s truth. Strachan urges Christians to confront the lies of the world and stand firm in their faith, showcasing the gospel's tr…
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Habakkuk: the Prophet who Questioned God (Habakkuk 1:1-2:20), Part One
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Jeff Miller delves into the book of Habakkuk, focusing on the prophet’s struggle with God’s justice. As Habakkuk questions why God allows sin and violence in Judah, God’s surprising answer challenges him further. Miller highlights how Habakkuk’s focus on Yahweh’s attributes transforms his problem into prayer and praise. Through this, believers lear…
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Protective Prayer (Philippians 4:6-7)
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Simon Pranaitis emphasizes the importance of prayer in combating anxiety in his sermon on Philippians 4:6-7. He explains how believers can strengthen their prayer life by stopping worrying and starting to pray. Pranaitis highlights that this approach leads to God’s peace, which surpasses all understanding, guarding hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.…
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Praying for Maturity (Philippians 1:9-11)
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In his sermon, Simon Pranaitis emphasizes the importance of praying for maturity in the church, highlighting how it is a critical aspect of spiritual growth. He explains how Paul's prayer in Philippians 1:9-11 is a model for believers to pray for one another's maturity. Pranaitis encourages the congregation to pray, ensuring that their love abounds…
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Joyful Prayer (Philippians 1:3-8)
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In his sermon "Joyful Prayer," Simon Pranaitis explores Apostle Paul's practice of consistently praying with joy, as detailed in Philippians 1:3-8. He highlights how Paul's unceasing prayers and thankfulness fostered deep relationships and spiritual growth within the church. Pranaitis urges the congregation to emulate Paul's example to enhance thei…
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Paul's Prayer Priorities (Selected Scriptures)
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In this new study series on prayer with this lesson delivered by Simon Pranaitis, the prayer priorities of Paul are meticulously explored to uncover the depth of relational prayer within the Christian community. Starting with a historical backdrop from the book of Philippians, Pranaitis engages his listeners by diving deep into the nuances of prayi…
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Spirit Empowered Ministry (2Timothy 1:6-14)
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Jeff Miller delves into the theological and historical context of Paul's letters to Timothy, particularly focusing on 2 Timothy 1:6-14. Paul, facing persecution and nearing the end of his life, urges Timothy to reignite the Holy Spirit's power for effective ministry. The sermon emphasizes the enduring necessity of the Holy Spirit's power for Christ…
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Principles of Imprecation (Selected Psalms)
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This sermon elaborates on the biblical principles of imprecatory prayers, aiming to guide believers in invoking God's judgment against evildoers with righteousness and without malice. Drawing on scriptural examples, particularly the Psalms, the sermon emphasizes aligning such prayers with God’s justice, ensuring they are God-centered and reflect Hi…
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Toward An Imprecatory Theology (Selected Psalms)
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This sermon delves deeply into the complex and often misunderstood concept of imprecatory prayers within Christian theology. Pastor Jim Osman aims to clarify the nature and purpose of these prayers, which call upon God to bring judgment or curses against one's enemies, as seen throughout the Scriptures. The sermon provides vital biblical insights a…
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