#IBelieveGod Biblical Expositions: Recent Episodes

William Keys

IBelieveGod Expositions is designed to offer encouragement and enlightenment for the Christian believer. It is our prayer that you will able to engage in a deeper and more effective relationship with our Lord Jesus Christ. To believe God is to have complete confidence in the sovereign nature of God. These expositions are to express that nature, and character of God as revealed in Scripture to aid in the process of strengthening your faith in God. In everything...continue to Believe God!

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Sermon focal text is Habakkuk 3:17-19 ESV

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Life is fleeting and we face insurmountable challenges. It is important that we respond biblically to moments of adversity. Listen to this podcast to glean a lesson from Job's response to tragedy. 

Job 1:20-22*

Job 1:6-22 for reference

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Having a systematic interaction with the Scripture is necessary for the Christian believer. In this podcast we discuss a few reasons why. 

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The doctrine of the Sovereignty of God is often times classified as offensive to human nature. To be told that God is is great, just, holy, and pure mankind can bear. But to be told that "He has mercy on whom he will have mercy"-- that He "gives no account of His matters," these are truths that the natural man cannot stand (Grappling With God's Sovereignty). 

We, however, must learn to trust the Sovereignty of the God! 

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Isaiah 9:6

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Genesis 1:26;2:7

Psalms 8

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As one who is a carrier of the Gospel, what characteristics should you possess? 

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Using Psalm 34:19 as a focal text, Pastor Keys discuss in this episode the blessing we have in pain. Our pain has purpose! 

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Join in for a cultural and contextual analysis of the "blessed man" in Psalms 1.  

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Join Pastor Keys as he discusses how the peace of God can be applied to our life based upon the Apostle Paul writing in Philippians chapter 4. 

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Listen in as Pastor Keys discusses the power of the praying right using Matthew 6:9-13 as a model.