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Lone Star Church

Pastors C.F. & Nicole Rainey

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An outreach of Lone Star Church in northwest Missouri. Join Pastors C.F. & Nicole Rainey as they teach the Word of God each week. If you are in northwest Missouri or Southern Iowa make sure to join us at Lone Star Church on a Sunday morning. You can get more information at our website, lonestarchurch.org, or follow us on Facebook, Instagram, or YouTube.
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Good News Church CF

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When we started Good News Church, we had something very distinctive in mind. Our thinking was that Leesburg didn’t need another traditional church. There were plenty of great traditional churches in this area doing wonderful things. We felt that what was needed was a different kind of church. – A church that would reach a wider spectrum of people, especially the unchurched. – A church that is contemporary, relevant, open-armed and casual. – A church where no one is perfect, but everyone is s ...
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The Talk Faith Podcast is hosted by Pastor C.F. Rainey of Lone Star Church in northwest Missouri. Each month we will bring you a timely message of faith from the Word of God. Throughout the year, Pastor C.F. will be joined by guests as they discuss how to approach daily life in faith. C.F. & his wife, Nicole, have been ministering at Lone Star Church in rural Missouri for over 20 years. They are both graduates of Rhema Bible Training College and have three children: Beau (18), Lucy (15), and ...
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The Epistle to the Galatians that we begin today is not just a for a single Church. Asia Minor, which we refer to as Turkey today, was at the time of the letter called Anatolia. The region known as Galatia covered a large area of central Anatolia. There in that part of the country we find cities that we have read of in Acts of the Apostles: Antioch…
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Romans 16 emphasizes the power of personal connections and unity in the body of Christ. It is a testament to the many unsung heroes who worked with Paul in the spreading of the gospel. It also serves as a warning to maintain unity and stay alert to divisive influences. The final doxology serves as a reminder that it is God who strengthens us, as we…
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This final chapter of Paul’s Epistle to the Romans is in three parts. The first part takes us through verse 16, as Paul provides an introduction for Phebe, the courier of the Roman Epistle, and then offers greetings to friends, and family alike who are in the Church at Rome. The Roman letter introduces us to some of Paul’s family, who were also Bel…
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In chapter 15 of the book of Romans, Paul continues his discussion on how those who are strong (mature) are to receive and bear with the infirmities of the weak. Encouraging the strong to be concerned with uplifting the weak, he reminds them of Christ and His unselfishness (1-3). Reminding them of the value of the Old Testament Scriptures, he plead…
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Paul’s Epistle to the Romans was written while he was yet in Corinth. He’s ministering to two churches at once, hundreds of miles apart. The grass did not grow under Paul’s feet! We learn in this passage that Paul is planning on taking the Gospel to Spain, and along the way, planning a stop in Rome to see those of the Church there. He kept moving f…
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What exactly happened on the cross, and why did it have to happen that way? Pastor C.F. Rainey dives deep into the spiritual significance of Holy Week, his message explores how Jesus' journey from Palm Sunday to the cross was the fulfillment of God's redemptive plan from the beginning of time. From the moment sin entered the world in the Garden of …
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In chapter 15 of the book of Romans, Paul continues his discussion on how those who are strong (mature) are to receive and bear with the infirmities of the weak. Encouraging the strong to be concerned with uplifting the weak, he reminds them of Christ and His unselfishness (1-3). Reminding them of the value of the Old Testament Scriptures, he plead…
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On Thursday of this week past, we witnessed a new Pope being voted into his official position as Bishop of Rome. As head of the Roman Catholic Church, his outreach is world-wide. Of his many titles, he is also referred to as the Vicar of Rome, and the Vicar of Christ. Though it is the Anglican Church where the title Vicar is most often used, it is …
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Romans 14 is a profound chapter in the New Testament that addresses the themes of Christian liberty, the importance of love and unity within the body of Christ, and the necessity of living out one's faith with a clear conscience. In this chapter, the Apostle Paul speaks to the Roman Christians about the need to accept one another despite difference…
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We are back in Romans today, and in spite of the title “First Amendment,” the message is not about the US Constitution or the Bill of Rights, but about the freedom we enjoy in Christ Jesus! If we were to “reverse think” the premises for the Bill of Rights, we might well find its basis right here in Romans 12, 13, and 14. Romans 12:1-2 may even supp…
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Today's message is a character study on one of the apostles. Didymus, also known as the apostle Thomas was a doubter. He simply could not believe in the risen Christ unless he saw with His own eyes. Jesus showed His hands and side to “doubting Thomas” and called him to stop doubting and to believe. Thomas immediately responded to Jesus, “My Lord an…
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The prophetic clock is ticking louder than ever, and Reverend Joseph Morris delivers a masterful breakdown of why we're living in the final generation before Christ's return. With Iran, Turkey, and Russia—the exact nations mentioned in Ezekiel 38—positioned for conflict with Israel, we're witnessing biblical prophecy unfold in real-time. Jesus gave…
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Have you ever wondered what happens after the rapture? Contrary to popular belief, heaven isn't about sitting on clouds playing harps – it's about ruling and reigning with Christ during a literal thousand-year period on Earth. In this eye-opening message, Reverend Joseph Morris unpacks biblical truths about the Millennial Reign of Christ that will …
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What if the headlines you're reading today are actually fulfilling ancient biblical prophecies? In this eye-opening message, Reverend Joseph Morris connects current events to scriptural predictions about the end times with striking clarity and contagious enthusiasm. Rev. Morris takes us on a journey through the pivotal signs that Jesus himself high…
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The transformative power of repentance takes center stage in this enlightening exploration of John the Baptist's ministry. Pastor C.F. Rainey dives deep into what true repentance actually means – not just feeling sorry or temporarily changing behavior, but making a complete 180-degree turn away from sin and toward God's promises. Drawing from Matth…
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Happy Resurrection Day! Today we are going to learn about Jesus’ resurrection from the dead. Without question, the resurrection is central to everything we believe and is the fountain from which flows all our hope for today and our hope for the future. We serve a risen Savior. The empty tomb is proof that Jesus has the victory over sin and evil and…
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Have you ever caught yourself thinking, "I'm just a hot mess"? Pastor Nicole Rainey challenges that mindset by diving into 2nd Timothy 1:7, revealing that God has given us power, love, and a sound mind—not a spirit of fear. This message unveils the profound truth that mental chaos isn't God's will for your life. Through powerful biblical insights a…
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As we enter into this wonderful week of remembering the passion of our Lord Jesus Christ, we know that it all began with what is commonly called Palm Sunday, that Sunday in which Jesus entered the city of Jerusalem and did so to the waving of palm branches and a hailing of him as King. And, of course, it ends with the resurrection. This is a great …
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We open today with the first of the Messianic Psalms, Psalm 2. In twelve short verses it covers the history of God and His people. It is truly The Psalm of the King: His rejection; His establishment of His Kingdom; and finally, His reigning over the nations. It does not name Him, but it does describe His ability to bring the Will of God to pass. Fr…
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What if there was a simple practice that could dramatically reduce anger, loneliness, and spiritual stagnation while simultaneously strengthening your relationships and faith? According to groundbreaking research from the Center for Bible Engagement, consistent Bible reading might be the transformative habit you've been seeking. In this eye-opening…
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What does it mean to truly be "Set Apart" in a world that constantly pushes us to conform? Do you find yourself torn between fitting in and following God's call to holiness? Pastor C.F. Rainey tackles this tension head-on with refreshing honesty and practical wisdom. Drawing from personal stories—including his own struggles with peer pressure and c…
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Romans 13 is a call to responsible Christian living. It underscores the importance of respect for authority, adherence to the law, and love for others. Above all, it is a call to action, a call to wake from spiritual slumber, to live in the light, and to clothe ourselves with Christ. It is a reminder that we are on the brink of salvation and that e…
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With Resurrection Sunday approaching, our hearts turn toward Jesus’ victory over sin and death. God has made a way for us; it’s a narrow path, not a wide road. Paul’s 13th chapter in his Epistle to the Romans reminds us of the righteous lifestyle that God’s children are to seek out and adopt in our daily lives. But before addressing these issues in…
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Faith isn't passive—it's the catalyst that activates divine healing in our lives. This message begins with the story of a local family and their daughter who at just a few months old was diagnosed with cancer throughout her tiny body. Doctors offered no hope, yet after prayer and standing on Scripture, every scan came back clear. Today, at twelve y…
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Paul's letter to the Romans begins with teaching on doctrine and ends with teaching on how we should live because of what is true. Romans 1—11 focused intently on the doctrine of salvation by God's grace and through our faith in Jesus. Knowing those truths, how then should those saved by God's grace live today? How should we respond to the incredib…
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Romans 12 – The Apostle Paul has seen both sides of mankind, and he learned more about God and His desires for mankind than even he thought possible. He did not learn these things at the feet of his teachers in the ways of Judaism. He learned them during his wilderness experience with the Holy Spirit. The author of the Scriptures brings a greater d…
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Pastor C.F. explores the transformational difference between merely hearing God's Word and putting it into action through obedience. He reveals how becoming a doer of the Word positions us to receive God's blessings that are already prepared for us. • Teaching children quick obedience trains them to respond to their Heavenly Father's voice. • Devel…
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What if I told you that victory isn't something you chase after but something you already possess? In this eye-opening message, we unpack the revolutionary concept that "in Christ, all we do is win." The world celebrates champions like Michael Jordan, Tom Brady, and Patrick Mahomes, yet even these legends experience defeat. Jordan missed 9,000 shot…
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Because Paul accepted the OT as God’s word, he had every reason to expect the restoration of his people already announced in the prophets. He addresses this matter most clearly in Romans 11. In this chapter he is clear that God has not rejected his people (11:1-2). That a remnant remains, as in times of Israel’s wider apostasy in the OT, indicates …
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Last week’s message from Paul’s letter to the Romans continues, with a warning to Gentiles who might be tempted to gloat that some Jews have been removed from their “Chosen” position with God to make room for new Gentile Believers. No one is being “made room for.” It’s not like God’s heavenly Kingdom has a maximum number that can fit! Can you imagi…
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Having considered Israel’s past and God’s sovereign purpose in Romans 9, and then Israel’s present situation and God’s continued patience in chapter 10, one crucial question remains: Is God done with Israel? Has he rejected his people for good? This is what Paul begins to address in chapter 11 as he focuses on Israel’s future and God’s glorious des…
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The dogma’s of today’s church are sometimes a bit bizarre. Among them today remains the heresy of “Replacement Theology,” where the Church replaces Israel in prophecy. I say bizarre because of the scriptural evidence against it. It’s therefore quite strange. God’s promise is that all Israel is to be saved, and all Israel in this case means all spir…
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"Dream bigger." These two simple words from the Holy Spirit became the foundation for a life-changing message about expanding our capacity to receive God's blessings. When we limit our vision, we limit what God can do through us. Consider the vivid metaphors that illuminate this truth: houseplants can't grow larger when confined to small pots. Fish…
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In Romans 10, Paul continues his discussion on the righteousness that comes from God, emphasizing faith in Christ as the means to attain righteousness, not adherence to the Law. Paul continues to expound on the necessity of faith for salvation, the universal offer of the gospel, and the importance of proclaiming it. This chapter is crucial for unde…
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Throughout Romans 9, Paul systematically shows that God’s sovereign election has been in force from the very beginning. Reviewing the history of Israel, Paul shows that God chose Isaac over Ishmael and Jacob over Esau. Just in case anyone thinks that God was choosing these individuals based on the faith or good works they would do in the future, he…
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A hard heart is difficult to surrender to God. The Scriptures call us to soften our hearts and make them available to be molded and shaped by God, much like a potter shapes clay. Though the process can be difficult, in the end we will come out refined and looking the way God created us to be. This teaching is part of our March 2025 series, “The Ref…
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Lately on the media’s world stage of politics, we are confronted with the idea of sovereign nations. The Ukraine, Israel, China, and even the United States. With it, we have also learned the modern term, “Foreign Influence.” The meaning behind sovereignty comes from the French word, “souveraineté,” as a government or an entity becomes the sole ruli…
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As we begin chapter 9 of Romans, Paul is heartbroken that his people, the Jews, have rejected Christ. He insists that God will keep His promises to Israel, but that not everyone born to Israel is truly Israel. God will show mercy to whomever He wishes, calling out His people from both the Jews and the Gentiles to faith in Christ.…
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"There is strength in weakness" is a paradox, but it is true. When we let go of ourselves and surrender to him, his power is shown that much stronger in our weakness as our lives are built and held up. This teaching is part of our February 2025 series, “Surrendering to His Will.” Join us each week as we learn the importance and benefits of giving o…
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What if aligning with a clear vision could transform your life and purpose? Discover how the principles of Proverbs 29:18 and Habakkuk 2:2 guide us towards a fulfilling path in our latest episode. We promise you'll walk away with insights into the power of having a written, revisited vision, as demonstrated by the mission of Lone Star Church: Reach…
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Trusting God is often one of the hardest things we can do. To fully give ourselves over to his will, rejecting our own, and believing that his way is better. But trust is a key and crucial step in discerning and living out God's will for our lives. This teaching is part of our February 2025 series, “Surrendering to His Will.” Join us each week as w…
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Unlock the secrets to a spiritually enriched and organized life by tuning into our latest message, where we explore the impact of setting a clear vision and writing down goals through a biblical perspective. Imagine the possibilities when your life's direction aligns with divinely inspired principles from scriptures like Habakkuk 2:2 and Proverbs 2…
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Unlock the secret to turning your vision into reality as Pastors C.F. & Nicole share insights on the transformative power of having a clear, actionable vision. This episode promises to inspire you to grab your pen, write down your goals, and watch how this simple act can set the stage for extraordinary achievements in your life. Ever wondered why s…
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This week's message focuses on the need for habit changes to experience a truly new year, emphasizing the biblical narratives of Peter’s fishing experiences and the need for faith over expertise. This episode invites you to step out of your comfort zone and try new approaches, trusting that divine guidance can lead us toward fulfilling our life’s p…
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This week we are finishing up chapter eight in the book of Romans. We have learned that when God grips you by his grace, He will never let you go! No one can snatch you from Him, and nothing can separate you from His love. Romans 8 is arguably the greatest chapter in the Bible. It begins with "No Condemnation," and ends with "No Separation." Romans…
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