Advertise on podcast: MOOR of the Word with Pastor Chuck Pourciau

Rating

★★★★★

4.9

from

129 reviews

Description

This podcast is designed to offer you an opportunity to kick start your daily devotional time. Each weekday Pastor Chuck will talk about a section of scripture that you can then use to move forward in your time alone with God. Each episode will last only 5 to 10 minutes and once it's over you will be on your way to digging further into what the Holy Spirit wants to show you that day.

Unlock MOOR of the Word with Pastor Chuck Pourciau podcast Email contact info,
Listeners & Audience details

Email contact information

Direct podcast contact details

Listeners

Audience numbers & engagement insights

Audience details

Podcast Insights

Podcast episodes

Check latest episodes from MOOR of the Word with Pastor Chuck Pourciau podcast

The God of the Living and Life After Death

2026/02/04

Jesus silences the Sadducees by proving resurrection from the very books they accept, teaching that denying life after death is really a failure to believe Scripture and to grasp the power of God.

When Impatience Builds Golden Calves

2026/02/03

Israel’s rush to make a golden calf in Moses’ absence shows how mistrust of God’s timing leads us to craft visible, controllable “gods” of our own—and how deeply that insults the God who saved us.

The Rejected Son and the Cornerstone

2026/02/02

In the parable of the vineyard, Jesus exposes the religious leaders as those who kill the Son and reject the cornerstone. Reminding us that those who refuse Him as Savior will one day face Him as Judge.

Down Is Up in the Kingdom

2026/01/30

James and John’s request for status exposes our own hunger for self-promotion, while Jesus flips greatness upside down: in His kingdom, true honor comes through humble, sacrificial service.

How Much Is Eternal Life Worth?

2026/01/29

The rich young ruler shows that many admire Jesus yet refuse to admit their sin or surrender what they love most, revealing that eternal life is priceless—but only to those willing to repent and follow Christ.

Discovering God’s True Treasure

2026/01/28

In Exodus 19, God calls His people His treasured possession—a rescued people, bound by covenant, and set apart as a kingdom of priests—inviting us to see salvation, relationship, and service as our greatest treasures.

Learning To Say No

2026/01/27

Moses’ exhausting workload in Exodus 18 exposes how success, workaholism, and neglected family can creep in when we never say no—reminding us that healthy boundaries are essential to obeying God well.

When Your Back Is Against the Wall

2026/01/26

Israel at the Red Sea shows us that sometimes God Himself leads us into impossible corners, not to crush us, but to display His glory as He fights for us and delivers us.

The Church Jesus Builds

2026/01/23

Jesus promises to build His church—an assembly of people called out from the world to live under His authority. Scripture reveals the church as God’s people, Christ’s body, and the Spirit’s temple.

Faith Enough to Get Out of the Boat

2026/01/22

Peter walked on water because he wanted to get to Jesus, but began to sink when he shifted his focus from the Lord to the storm. Jesus rescues and strengthens our faith as we learn to keep our eyes on Him.

Eliminating Excuses

2026/01/21

Moses made multiple excuses to avoid God’s calling—humility, peer pressure, and lack of ability—yet God refuted each one. This passage challenges us to keep our “yes” on the table as obedient followers.

Why Does God Allow Evil?

2026/01/20

Through the parable of the wheat and tares (Matthew 13:24–30), Jesus teaches us not to be surprised by the presence of evil, nor to despair. God allows evil for a time, but judgment and separation belong to Him alone.

Forgiving the Unforgivable

2026/01/19

Forgiveness is not optional for followers of Jesus. Drawing from Joseph’s reconciliation in Genesis 45, we learn to forgive not by minimizing the wrong done to us, but by focusing on God’s purposes rather than our pain.

You Don’t Need a Clean House—You Need a New One

2026/01/16

Jesus warns that moral reform without spiritual rebirth is dangerous. Matthew 12 reminds us that true transformation isn’t behavior modification, but becoming a new creation through repentance and life in Christ.

Pressed Closer to the Oak

2026/01/15

The life of Joseph teaches us how faith responds to hardship. When the winds of suffering blow, God uses them either to shelter us or press us closer to Him—shaping endurance, integrity, and trust in His sovereignty.

Podcast reviews

Read MOOR of the Word with Pastor Chuck Pourciau podcast reviews

4.9 out of 5

129 reviews

★★★★★

doug kyles 2020/09/26

Teaching the word

Thanks pastor church for your preaching the word. My wife and I try to listen to your teaching daily. It is very encouraging and helps us to understan...

★★★★★

MCM519 2020/09/04

Good teaching

Great to hear Pastor Chuck’s Bible teaching again! This connection point is much appreciated. Thanks!

★★★★★

NARP15 2020/06/18

Review

His podcast is the best part of my morning commute. Thanks Pastor Chuck!

check all reviews on apple podcasts