
The Upper Room Fellowship of Columbiana Ohio's sermon audio // www.urfellowship.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 473 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

This week we are stepping into 24/7 prayer, and we are doing it because we believe God moves when His people make space for Him. We looked at 1 Timothy, where Paul is writing to a young pastor named Timothy, who is nervous, young, and leading a churc... more
Most of us picked up our picture of the end of the world from somewhere other than the Bible. A novel, a movie, a footnote in a study Bible. This week we went looking for where that picture actually came from, and traced it back to one man in the 183... more
We closed out this series by asking what we actually believe happens at the end of the story. Most of us grew up with a picture of heaven that never really came from the Bible. Souls floating up to clouds, harps, pearly gates. That picture owes more ... more
On the day of Pentecost, fire showed up again. Centuries earlier, fire and smoke covered Mount Sinai when God gave the law to Moses, and anyone who touched that mountain paid for it with their life. Fifty days after Passover, on the same festival tha... more
I loved every bit of every episode this album has to give. I used to visit this church and they are truly friendly and indubitably welcoming
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Sermons frequently center on core Christian themes: identity in Christ, love as foundational, and the transformative power of Easter and resurrection. Messages emphasize living out faith through community, humility, stewardship, and compassion, often using biblical narratives (1 Corinthians 13, Eden through the Garden City, Palm Sunday) to encourage practical faith and hopeful action in everyday life. A notable pattern is pairing deep theological reflection with actionable calls to love neighbors, resist worldly pressures, and embody gospel living in daily relationships. A distinctive thread across episodes is reframing traditional beliefs as rooted, relational, and focused on ongoing spiritual renewal rather than credentialed status or per... more
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