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Why should people be afraid to talk about God? Join Mike and Heather as they invite local pastors and other special guests in to talk about God, the Bible, the Christian life, and other topics that affect all of us. If you're looking for highfalutin jibber-jabber, don't bother subscribing. The conversations are candid, lively, and sometimes silly, but always grounded in the Truth. Mike and Heather in the Morning is a ministry of Key Radio located in Provo, Utah.
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It's not only the famous "Holy, Holy, Holy!" passage, but the historical context of Isaiah's day, the declining years of Uzziah including his leprosy and death, the end of a golden era in Israel (economically, militarily, and spiritually), have remarkable points of similarity and application for us today in the USA. And of course the heart of the Gospel is powerfully displayed in Isaiah's cleansing. When he cries "I am a man of unclean lips" he is using the same terminology for leprosy. And leprosy is what Uzziah dealt with his last 10 years. So when Isaiah says, "I am unclean!" he's standing in solidarity with the leprous king who just died.
This last stanza of Psalm 23 is pregnant with meaning, though most people tend to plow through it as this tribute to God our Good Shepherd concludes. Promises abound, therefore it’s important to soak in the truths within.
“If we follow Jesus, then we will be healthy, wealthy and wise.” Many prosperity teachers may support this statement by invoking Psalm 23:6. Yes, Psalms is poetry literature, and yes, it is true because it’s God’s Word, but is this really what David meant?
Shepherds have simple but effective tools in their belts, and one such item is oil. Oil can be used to ward off insects, minimize potential injury, and even heal the injury. With this information, the metaphorical implications are easy spot, and the truths they highlight are a comfort to the soul.
Whether David changes his metaphor to a host and guest or keeps the theme by referring to the flat places in hilly countries known as tables, the message is the same. God deals with your enemy and gives you ample nourishment.
Perhaps the central verse of this Psalm, author David moves from speaking about God to speaking to God. There is good reason for this, and it lies in the extreme trials of life, and the trustworthiness of the Good Shepherd.
Sheep are not like cattle. Cattle respond to the pushing, prodding, yelping, and hollering of the cattle driver. Sheep don’t respond well to that motivation. Instead, sheep are followers – they need a leader. You, sheep, need to follow that leader.
How often have we felt downtrodden, defeated, and dejected? One would think that once the Holy Spirit resides in you that one would be on top of the world. Such is not the case. Today, Pastor Lee Whitworth give us practical and biblical help during times of difficulty.
Marriage is a blessing, and it is the bedrock of society primarily because it reflects the loving character of God. and the Godhead. No wonder, then, that the enemy wishes to destroy relationships with the age-old objection - "did God really say?" But yes, God DID say that husbands should love their wives as Christ loves the church, and wives should submit to their husbands. It's not about control or power over the other. It's about sacrificial love.
Pastor Jeremy Howard of Orchard Hills Bible Church in Payson UT introduces us to his good friend, Ron Jobe. Ron is a missionary who has had boots on Haitian soil over 50 times in his past 30 years of ministry. Today, we discuss the Haitian spiritual crisis, and the need for prayer for the people and the nation.
Psalm 23:2 ESV He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters. Pastor Kirk Shull joins the conversation today. It is about the satisfaction of the heart. Those who complain of a restless night that causes sleep deprivation will attribute the problem to uneasiness, stress at work, and worry about the future. In David’s beautiful poem, he maintains that rest is not only found in the Lord, but it is also the Lord who gives us that rest.
Psalm 23:1 ESV The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. 1 Timothy 6:6 But godliness with contentment is great gain
“What you have in your Shepherd is greater than what you don’t have in life.” Thus said Max Lucado in his devotional book “Safe in the Shepherd’s Arms.” It is a tall claim yet gives clarity to an Old English phrase. Today, together with Pastor Chad Johnson of Fellowship Bible Church Lindon, we discuss the loving provision of God.
Psalm 23 is a comforting passage, but most people don’t understand its depth. David, shepherd-turned-king, likens God to a caring shepherd. It’s no wonder that 1400 years later, Jesus, the long-awaited Messiah, will describe himself and his redemption efforts in such a tender and loving manner. (Discussion inspired by 12-6-2018 Boris Rozumny blog and Max Lucado’s “Safe in the Shepherd’s Arms) Today, Pastor Rudy Rodriguez sets the stage for our study of Psalm 23
Since the fateful Fall in the Garden of Eden, enemies of God have made it their ambition to cast doubt upon the trustworthiness of God. Is God withholding good things? Is God remiss in keeping promises? Is God abandoning his people? When times are tough, it may seem that God vanishes, but nothing can be further from the truth. Before we begin a series about trusting God, it’s important that we know who God is, and frankly, why He’s trustworthy.
Pastor Carl Wimmer guides us down the road for course-correcting whenever we find ourselves driving down the path of destruction. According to Nancy Leigh DeMoss Wolgemuth and others, there are some fundamental steps to pass from bondage to lies to freedom in truth. To fall for a lie, we listen, we believe it, we act on it, and we reap the consequences. To course-correct, perhaps we start here.
In a world that insists that truth is relative and that no one should trample on another's version of truth, happiness, contentment, and joy are as elusive as ever. The Bible is clear - God is the source of all truth and living outside of that truth is to be opposed to the Creator's clear design for His creation. In this series, we will study the lies that even Christians fall for, and the truth that will set them free.
You can have it all, if you just put in the time. Empty yourself and the universe will fill you Your opinion matters - say whatever you like You are what you do/what you own/who you know You won't be affected by the media/social media/video games/tv
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If I feel something, it must be true If it feels good, it is I can't control my emotions Emotions are less valuable than thought To define who you are, you must look within yourself
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In this episode, Nate Otto, Grant Burkhalter, and Heather Zander discuss the lies we believe about sin.
In a world that insists that truth is relative and that no one should trample on another's version of truth, happiness, contentment, and joy are as elusive as ever. The Bible is clear - God is the source of all truth and living outside of that truth is to be opposed to the Creator's clear design for His creation. In this series, we will study the lies that even Christians fall for, and the truth that will set them free.
In this episode, we continue exploring the lies we believe about ourselves. Pastor Rodney Zedicher and Co-host Chris Willett lead this conversation
In a world that insists that truth is relative and that no one should trample on another's version of truth, happiness, contentment, and joy are as elusive as ever. The Bible is clear - God is the source of all truth and living outside of that truth is to be opposed to the Creator's clear design for His creation. In this series, we will study the lies that even Christians fall for, and the truth that will set them free. (Inspiration for this series comes from "Lies Women Believe" by Nancy Leigh DeMoss)
In this episode, Pastor Steve Pierson addresses lies that believe about ourselves.
In a world that insists that truth is relative and that no one should trample on another's version of truth, happiness, contentment, and joy are as elusive as ever. The Bible is clear - God is the source of all truth and living outside of that truth is to be opposed to the Creator's clear design for His creation. In this series, we will study the lies that even Christians fall for, and the truth that will set them free.
In a world that insists that truth is relative and that no one should trample on another's version of truth, happiness, contentment, and joy are as elusive as ever. The Bible is clear - God is the source of all truth and living outside of that truth is to be opposed to the Creator's clear design for His creation. In this series, we will study the lies that even Christians fall for, and the truth that will set them free. (Inspiration for this series comes from "Lies Women Believe" by Nancy Leigh DeMoss)
In a world that insists that truth is relative and that no one should trample on another's version of truth, happiness, contentment, and joy are as elusive as ever. The Bible is clear - God is the source of all truth and living outside of that truth is to be opposed to the Creator's clear design for His creation. In this series, we will study the lies that even Christians fall for, and the truth that will set them free. (Inspiration for this series comes from "Lies Women Believe" by Nancy Leigh DeMoss) One only has to flip on the television or even watch a movie to discover strategic product placement, subtle suggestive images, or overt assumptive language that shapes our culture, and thus the minds of the viewer. Today we discover the importance of being alert to the deception surrounding us.
The most effective tool in Satan’s belt is casting doubt about God’s word. “Did God really say?” The answer is, “Yes!” Not only did God say it, but God also meant it.
It is remarkable that an imperfect, finite creature could rightly worship a transcendent God. Yet this is another merciful and gracious gift the Holy Spirit gives the children of God.
While we’d all like to think we have the courage of a sabretooth tiger, most of us probably can relate to the cowardly lion in the Wizard of Oz. It’s not like we don’t want to live with boldness, it’s just hard. Good news – when the fight is out of you, the Holy Spirit can finally fight for you!
Truth is under attack today. And those who scorn truth resort to ignoring it or insisting that it doesn’t exist. True to God’s character, the Holy Spirit leads us to all truth, and no amount of denial is going to change that.
According to the Bible, not only does the Holy Spirit indwell believers, but he also gives spiritual gifts. Today, we identify what that is, the purpose for that gifting, and how to use it.
People who consider themselves Christians shouldn’t feel comfortable when sin is crouching at their door.
Just as the Holy Spirit gives life to all, He also give new life in regeneration. “Whoa!” you say. New life? Regeneration? If you think those words have great implications, wait until you fix your eyes on the God who does great things!
In a series like this, it’s very easy to fall into the trap of thinking the Holy Spirit is a cosmic to-do list checker-offer. Still, there is great benefit to knowing just how much we rely on Him. So, with great care in remembering the transcendence of our Lord, today we will focus on the past works and ministries of the Third Person in this divine Trinity.
Yesterday, we discussed the one-ness of God and the triune personhood of the Holy Spirit, as seen through the lens of God’s word, the Bible. Today, we will focus on four examples of His work in the redemption story and dispel some inaccurate doctrines prevalent in the world today.
The Trinity is an often-misunderstood characteristic of God, especially when it comes to the Third Person of the Godhead – the Holy Spirit. Some view the Holy Spirit as a third god. Others, a force instead of a person. In this series, we will discuss who He is, what His mission is, and why He can and should be worshipped Before we embark on a discussion about the various roles of the Holy Spirit, we must first determine who He is. The mystery surrounding the nature of God may be unfathomable, but not entirely incomprehensible, meaning, we can understand who God is and still be awed by His transcendence.
Perhaps one of the most memorable events after Jesus’s resurrection was the dialogue he had with Thomas. Today we’ll discuss how Jesus’s handling of Thomas’s doubts can give us great comfort and confidence two thousand years later.
“That very day…” So says Luke when introducing two men who were traveling to Emmaus, seven miles from Jerusalem. And what a day it was for these men! After all, it isn’t every day that you encounter the risen Savior, unless of course, you have been saved by the blood of the Lamb!
Just before Jesus died on the cross, he made two proclamations that were both puzzling and profound.
At this point in our discussion, it is about 12:00 N. Jesus has been hanging on the cross for three hours and will die three hours later. So much has happened as spectators lustily mock and ridicule. Jesus’s humanity is now on display mentioning his thirst.
This is the most heart-wrenching cries – one of a wrongly condemned man pleading with God. Many critics scoff at this scene, after all, Jesus KNEW his mission. Why then, the question?
Time and again, we find Jesus the suffering savior ministering to others while his life is fading on the cross. In the middle of the chaos, Jesus spots Mary his mother, and proclaims a most puzzling new family arrangement.
How bizarre. Three men are nailed to crosses. Three men are dying an excruciating death. And there’s a conversation. When contemplating your own eternal destination, are you thief one, or thief two?
It’s the most stunning of events. Jesus hangs on the cross, enduring great pain and agony that will only be relieved by death. Mockers jeer. Religious leaders show no compassion. Soldiers gamble away his clothes. And Jesus’s heart breaks for them.
This exchange in Luke 23 is a perplexing one. Jesus is beaten, bloody, and weak. As he is paraded through the city on his way to his execution, he warns the mourning women. Today we learn why this dialogue was chronicled.
We’ve been discussing the profound words of Jesus during the days leading up to his crucifixion, discovering that each word is pregnant with eternal meaning. Today we find that Jesus is clear – he is God.
The night Jesus was arrested was fraught with deceit. Charges were trumped up. Accusers were corrupt. An innocent man was beaten with the approval of so-called religious leaders. In great contrast, Jesus is open, honest, and direct. Even during his trial.
Jesus was not a reluctant Savior. In fact, during his entire stay on earth, he never lost control or what a victim of circumstances.
It is a curious thing to discover a condemned man’s last words. Some desperately plead their innocence, others express their remorse or regret, and others obstinately justify their horrendous behavior. The truly innocent One, Jesus, did none of that, but instead ministered even while he waited to die. In this series, we will hang on each word our Savior uttered.
We’ve been studying reasons why the cross is a big deal, using the small devotional book “The Cross in Four Words” as a catalyst for discussion. There is more that can be said about this symbol of freedom, forgiveness, and justice – for it symbolizes so much more. Today, however, we discuss the cross as a symbol of purpose. It’s a visual reminder that Christians must embark on a Holy Spirit-led rescue mission.
Everyone wants justice, just not for themselves. Or so the quote goes. But this begs the question – justice for what? In a world where truth is relative and every individual holds to their own reality, justice is irrelevant. That is, until someone infringes on another person’s “rights.” Then the gloves are off.
In today’s post-modern era, it seems that being offended by someone or something is almost a virtue. In fact, if you aren’t a member of the people group being maligned, you can be offended FOR them. So consider the hypocrisy when sin is scoffed at – when people shrug with wonder at the possibility that they could offend God. Even more bewildering is the fact that people can hold endless grudges for the smallest infraction, but God not only forgives, but even paid restitution for even the most heinous of acts.
The cross of Christ isn’t something to be taken lightly. Moreover, it’s quite a divisive thing. Some people are unaffected by it, even wearing it as bling, but as soon as you mention the significance of the symbol, they often dismiss it. Others are befuddled that anyone would want to walk around wearing a grotesque symbol of torture. Christians, however know it’s so much more! (Convo inspiration: The Cross in Four Words, by Kevin DeYoung, Richard Coekin and Yannick Christos-Wahab) Today, we discuss freedom. The human race is bound to slavery – slavery to unsatiable desires, self, and sin. There’s no way out until someone redeems them. And this Great Emancipator is Jesus.
Nothing brings out the worst in people more than when their thirst for power goes unchecked. Abimelech, the son of the famed Gideon, sees his chance to rule over all Israel after his father dies. In unbridled zeal for his self-aggrandizement, he murders his brothers in his quest to be made king.
Our next villain is a member of a treacherous three-some who made several attempts to keep Nehemiah from rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem. His attempts would almost be comical if they weren’t so destructive.
In this series, we shied away from naming kings and queens as villains, instead categorizing them simply as “evil kings” or “evil queens.” We made an exception with Jezebel because of her conniving and malicious schemes. She was a dark-hearted snake masked by a pretty face who used her influence with King Ahab to carry out horrible acts of violence. God, however, will not be mocked.
There are none more dangerous that an opportunist bent on unchecked self-exaltation. Doeg the Edomite was evil and unscrupulous, eager to prove his metal by hacking scores of priests to bits for the sake of gaining favor to a mad king.
It’s the grudge that festered over a millennium. The book of Esther chronicles the climax of a battle that waged all the way back in Genesis with the birth of twins Jacob and Esau. This is a true account of an unprovoked attack, a pronouncement of judgement, a disobedient king, and a patient and sovereign God who desires that all should come to repentance – even Horrible Haman.
Is it a sin for Christians to feel sorrow? After all, the believer is commanded by God to rejoice always, and to consider trials as a source of pure joy! Others wonder at the absurdity of such a command, which leads us to our next question – how do respond to tragedy with joy?
When things get tough, many people defiantly proclaim, “I choose joy,” as if somehow those magic words will transport the individual to a better dimension. There are others, though who see this statement not as a means of suppressing pain, but as armor for going through it. Knowing the true definition and source of joy, let’s discover how this works.
There are a lot of grumps in the world. Perhaps its because there is too much bad news and too many problems without satisfactory answers. Christians are commanded – yes, commanded – to have joy. But what is it?
We spent two weeks discussing the Armor of God as it is described in Ephesians chapter 6. We understand the pieces, but today, we discuss how to put them on to be battle-ready.
Christians seem to have a language all their own. One phrase often used is, “Let’s cover this in prayer.” While the rest of the world rolls their eyes, let’s uncover why prayer is listed along with gnarly battle gear.
It is possible to whack your enemy with the shield of faith, but strictly speaking, the sword of the Spirit is the only piece of armor mentioned that is offensive, rather than defensive which means that the Christian doesn’t just take the blows that come his way, but can wisely fight back. Paul describes this sword as the Word of God. Shall we dig in?
In the Bible, there are three references to the helmet of salvation. Two are penned by the apostle Paul, but one is penned over 700 years before Paul was born! Today we learn the significance of not just receiving salvation, but applying it – putting it on.
Bible teacher Priscilla Shirer wrote, “We will never see the benefits of our faith and our relationship with God unless we are willing to marry faith with our actions. Faith says less about you and more about what you really believe to be true about God.” Today we discover how our faith can shield us from the attacks that come our way.
There are shoes for all occasions and wearing the wrong type of shoe will cause embarrassment, perhaps, but in many cases, injury. In this fight against “rulers, against the authorities, against the cosmic powers over this present age, [and] against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly places” the last piece of armor one would think to strap on is peace – but there you are.
It’s safe to assume that the apostle Paul didn’t arbitrarily assign battle equipment to heavenly hallmarks. If you missed the correlation between the belt and truth, the breastplate-righteousness pairing should be a little more obvious. Let’s discover why righteousness is effective and essential in these spiritual battles.
Christians will often use military words to describe their faith-journey with Jesus, which is entirely appropriate given the commands communicated in the New Testament. The phrase stand firm is a military term for holding a position that is under attack. Paul uses this term 15 times throughout six of his letters, three times in Ephesians alone (histemi). You might say this is pretty serious.
You wouldn’t fight a desert enemy in a battleship or engage in a maritime conflict by wearing inflatable water wings. That would reveal your gross ignorance of your adversary! We begin our study by considering who the real enemy is, understanding why we need armor and when to use it.
Key Radio friend and Bible teacher Corry Pensabene warns that sometimes theology and doctrine can distract us from focusing on Who God is. In today's conversation we focus on the greatness of God's character, power, knowledge, and His love. You don't want to miss this.
Jesus’ love for His followers (the church) is not indulgent or sloppy, nor is it impersonal. God calls his people to mobilize, and he’s the one leading the way. Pastor Nathaniel Wall of Alpine Bible Church in Lehi Utah leads our conversation.
One of the most astounding truths about Jesus is that he understands us. Sure, he created us, the world, the universe and everything in it, but we can trust him to love us because he put on flesh, yet never shed his deity. Okay, let’s unpack THIS mystery!
Perhaps you've known inconsistent people, who say one thing then change the rules at a whim, causing strife and confusion. Jesus isn't like this, and his love doesn't bend to the winds of change. This should be a comforting thought.
It may be true that Jesus loves us where we're at, but friend, he certainly doesn't want us to STAY where we're ate. Today we consider the sanctifying love of Christ.
We saved the best for last in this series about love. Agape is a Greek word for unconditional love. Many first thought it was a word that Christians made up as an attempt to describe the sacrificial love of God. Now we know it was an actual word that wasn’t used as much, yet it’s used over 200 times in the New Testament! What better way to discuss this love, than to listen to the Chris Murray's salvation-encounter with God!
In Randy Newman’s sweet little song, You’ve Got a Friend in Me, there’s a line that goes “You got troubles, I've got 'em too; There isn't anything I wouldn't do for you; We stick together and see it through; 'Cause you've got a friend in me.” Culture, however, makes it clear that if you don’t like something another person stands for or even says, or if they even make you feel uncomfortable with their “negativity” you can cancel that friendship with the click of a button. Hardly sticking together and seeing it through! Randy Newman, though, has friendship correct. Let’s see what the Bible says about brotherly love.
There is a war against the family. It may sound overly dramatic but consider the trajectory of today – Marriage is mocked, traditional parenting is ridiculed, and children are considered inconveniences. Divorce and abortion are celebrated, and anyone trying to support traditional marriage are called bigots and cancelled. And yet, God created the institute of family and thus knows what benefits His design. All he created is good. Let’s explore.
Today we discuss Eros love - the romance, the crushes, the heart flutters. If Eros was all about feelings and pheromones it would be a boring topic. We will dig past that to the real heart of romantic love – how we are to love our spouses, and how that love reflects the love God has for us.
In the past 4 decades, emphasis has been placed on the love of self. You’ve probably heard “profound” advice like, “you can’t love others until you love yourself.” At face value, this sounds true. The troubling fact is, you’d be hard-pressed to find this anywhere in the Bible. Actually, you’d find quite the opposite.
Bear fruit. No, it’s not a new kiwi hybrid that growls at you when you peel it. We are chosen by God who then equips us for good works. Friends of Jesus surrender to him, love him and his people, obey him, and know the truth as revealed in his word. It follows then, that our friendship toward Jesus will manifest itself in the outward expression of good works. Let’s discuss this.
John 14:15 makes it pretty plain: “You are my friends if you do what I command you.” Now at first glance, this looks more like a boss-employee sort of relationship, not a friendship one. But here’s a word of encouragement for you – keep reading.
First Corinthians fifteen is considered by many to be the “love chapter” of the New Testament. The Gospel of John should be considered the “Love Gospel.” The apostle John records Jesus imploring his disciples to love one another in four different places. Why the importance, and what bearing does that have on our own friendly relationship with Jesus?
In this series, we’re on a quest to discover how we can be a friend of God. Last week, we considered the lives of some Old Testament giants of the faith, and this week, we turn to the New Testament. Today we look no further than Jesus, Himself, and attempt to answer, “What does it mean that Jesus was is a friend to sinners?”
Pretty much every character in the Bible is, well, a character! David was shepherd boy turned warrior, king, and prophet. He was also an adulterer and murder and disobeyed God wreaking catastrophic results. Incredibly, God stated that David was a man after his own heart. Those are friendship words, if ever we heard them!
Moses had a remarkable relationship with God. He witnessed manifestations of God’s presence like no other, was gifted the ability to perform outrageous miracles, spoke for the Lord in royal courtyards, and wrote the first 5 books of the Old Testament, or Torah! And he was a big failure, too, yet, he had the humbling distinction of being a friend of God. Why?
What are characteristics of God's friends? It is no small thing to be called a friend of God. In fact, it’s quite an honor. But what are the characteristics of such a friendship? Today we look at the life of Abraham, a mere man, chosen by God, and honored throughout history. God called him “friend.” What was it about Abraham that prompted God to make that proclamation? Let's consider Abraham's walk together.
Friendships are a commodity. At least that seems to be the trend. In a 2015 study, researchers found that while 94 percent of the people studied expected their feelings of friendship to be reciprocated, only 53 percent of them actually were. So this begs the question – what is a friend?
It’s been a comprehensive journey into the elements of spiritual discipline. We’ve learned the purpose for spiritual disciplines and identified the disciplines that get us there. Still, we are prone to approach this crucial area in our lives as a checkbox exercise void of any joy if we’re not careful. Since the goal is sustainability, how can we implement these into our lives?
Some folks make a good argument that we should follow Jesus’s example in practicing spiritual disciplines for greater growth in the Lord. Jesus knew the word. Jesus often broke away from the crowds to pray. Other people maintain that there are more ways to enjoy a closer walk with God, and two of those are journaling and learning.
We’re nearing the end of our journey through disciplines that help us grow spiritually. Today we’re focusing on another good practice – not a discipline per se. What we will find, however, is that as we grow in our understanding and love for the Lord, our attitudes in serving him change in remarkable ways.
We’ve spoken a lot about growing spiritually through practicing various disciplines, which included reading, studying and meditating on the Bible, prayer, silence and solitude, and worship. Today, we discuss evangelism. The big question is - is it a spiritual discipline or an activity?
We’ve been going through spiritual disciplines, not as an effort to add more items to your religion-induced checklist, but to encourage and empower you to pursue God humbly and lovingly. We’ve discussed things like reading the bible and prayer, and now we’ll discuss worship. Yes. Worship. We’ve spoken about music, but worship isn’t confined to a three-chord progression. It’s actually deeper than that.
Pastor Timothy Keller once defined prayer in this way: “What is prayer, then, in the fullest sense? Prayer is continuing a conversation that God has started through his Word and his grace, which eventually becomes a full encounter with him”. Today, we’ll introduce this concept of prayer to make the concept not only a reality, but a normal practice
Diana Whitworth's faith has now become sight. Mike and Heather discuss the privilege of living a legacy of eternal significance.
There are different approaches to Bible reading. Yesterday we discussed Bible familiarity – knowing what it’s about, the structure, the stories, and so on. In fact, in an article posted on the Desiring God website, Jon Bloom stated, “Biblical knowledge is far better than gold when it fuels our trust in God. Otherwise, it only fuels our pride.” Let’s learn how we can study the Bible to fuel our own trust in God.
It’s time to roll up our sleeves and explore the different elements of spiritual discipline. We’re taking our cues from Jesus and God’s Word itself. One thing that maybe doesn’t come up specifically, but is evident as you read the Gospel accounts, is that Jesus studied the Bible. That, itself, is a very interesting thought.
Yesterday, we briefly discussed the importance of disciplining yourself spiritually, and even discussed what spiritual disciplines are. Today, we dig a smidge deeper.
It’s pretty discouraging to start out every year, with great intentions to read the Bible through in a year, or do “devos” every morning, or whatever is on our spiritual to-do list, only to fail miserably before we ever get started. This begs the question, why do this at all? Today we will discuss spiritual growth and why it’s so important in the Christian walk.
What is it? How does it impact our lives? Let's answer some questions to bring to light maybe things about prayer we did not know or maybe need reminding.
The third Person of the Trinity, we take a look at what the Bible says about the Holy Spirit, answering questions that will help us understand more clearly this Person of the Godhead.
Grace is often misunderstood - it's confused and even abused. Today we explore what it does mean and how that impacts our salvation.
What is justification and sanctification? We explore both of these things today as it relates to salvation that is found in Jesus Christ.
Yesterday, we focused on the qualifications of mankind’s redeemer. Today, we contemplate the scope of that redemptive act.
Redemption. We love hearing stories about redemption. We love watching movies where the hero redeems himself. In real life, however, we don’t care that our enemies are redeemed. In fact, we long to make them suffer for their wrongs. If only we understood the eternal price that is required of us, and the goodness of Christ’s cross. Q: Is there any way to escape punishment and be brought back into God’s favor? A: Yes, to satisfy his justice, God himself, out of mere mercy, reconciles us to himself and delivers us from sin and from the punishment for sin, by a Redeemer Isaiah 53:10-11 ESV Yet it was the will of the Lord to crush him; he has put him to grief; when his soul makes an offering for guilt, he shall see his offspring; he shall prolong his days; the will of the Lord shall prosper in his hand. 11 Out of the anguish of his soul he shall see and be satisfied; by his knowledge shall the righteous one, my servant, make many to be accounted righteous, and he shall bear their iniquities.
Q: Who is the Redeemer? A: The only Redeemer is the Lord Jesus Christ, the eternal Son of God , in whom God became man and bore the penalty for sin himself. 1 Timothy 2:5 For there is one God, and there is one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus, Q: What sort of Redeemer is needed to bring us back to God? A: One who is truly human and also truly God. Isaiah 9:6 For to us a child is born, to us a son is given; and the government shall be upon his shoulder, and his name shall be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace
Q: Why must the Redeemer be truly human? A: That in human nature he might on our behalf perfectly obey the whole law and suffer the punishment for human sin; and also that he might sympathize with our weaknesses. Hebrews 2:17 17 Therefore he had to be made like his brothers in every respect, so that he might become a merciful and faithful high priest in the service of God, to make propitiation for the sins of the people Q: Why must the Redeemer be truly God? A: That because of his divine nature his obedience and suffering would be perfect and effective; and also that he would be able to bear the righteous anger of God against sin and yet overcome death. Acts 2:24 God raised him up, loosing the pangs of death, because it was not possible for him to be held by it.
We’ve already determined that no one can keep the law perfectly – Romans 3:10-12 states that truth in eight pointed ways! But that leads to only more questions, doesn’t it? Q: Did God create us unable to keep His law? A: No, but because of the disobedience of our first parents, Adam and Eve, all of creation is fallen; we are all born in sin and guilt, corrupt in our nature and unable to keep God’s law. Romans 5:12 Therefore, just as sin came into the world through one man, and death through sin, and so death spread to all men because all sinned— Q: Since no one can keep God’s law, what is its purpose? A: That we may know the holy nature and will of God, and the sinful nature and disobedience of our hearts; and thus our need of a Savior. The law also teaches and exhorts us to live a life worthy of our Savior. Romans 3:20 For by works of the law no human being will be justified in his sight, since through the law comes knowledge of sin. Q: What is sin? A: Sin is rejecting or ignoring God in the world He created, rebelling against him my living without reference to Him, not being or doing what He requires in His law – resulting in our death and the disintegration of all creation. 1 John 3:4 Everyone who makes a practice of sinning also practices lawlessness; sin is lawlessness. Q: What is idolatry? A: Idolatry is trusting in created things rather than the Creator for our hope and happiness, significance and security. Romans 1:21, 25 21 For although they knew God, they did not honor him as God or give thanks to him, but they became futile in their thinking, and their foolish hearts were darkened. 25 because they exchanged the truth about God for a lie and worshiped and served the creature rather than the Creator, who is blessed forever! Amen. Q: Will God allow our disobedience and idolatry to go unpunished? A: No, every sin is against the sovereignty, holiness, and goodness of God, and against His righteous law, and God is righteously angry with our sins and will punish them in His just judgment both in this life, and in the life to come. Ephesians 5:5-6 For you may be sure of this, that everyone who is sexually immoral or impure, or who is covetous (that is, an idolater), has no inheritance in the kingdom of Christ and God. 6 Let no one deceive you with empty words, for because of these things the wrath of God comes upon the sons of disobedience.
The law – you may have thought that a Christian’s life was free from any law. Well, yes and no. Today we dig into the law and learn why it is beautiful and perfect, much like the Lawgiver! Q: What does the law of God require? A: Personal, perfect, and perpetual obedience; that we love God with all our heart, soul, mind and strength; and love our neighbor as ourselves. What God forbids should never be done and what God commands should always be done Matthew 22:37-40 And he said to him, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. 38 This is the great and first commandment. 39 And a second is like it: You shall love your neighbor as yourself. 40 On these two commandments depend all the Law and the Prophets.” Q: What is the law of God stated in the Ten Commandments? A: You shall have not other gods before me. You shall not make for yourself an idol in the form of anything in heaven above or on the earth beneath or in the waters below – you shall not bow down to them or worship them. You shall not misuse the name of the LORD your God. Remember the Sabbath day by keeping it holy. Honor your father and your mother. You shall not murder. You shall not commit adultery. You shall not steal. You shall not give false testimony. You shall not covet. Exodus 20:3 “You shall have no other gods before me. Q: Can anyone keep the law of God perfectly? A: Since the fall, no mere human has been able to keep the law of God perfectly, but consistently breaks it in thought, word, and deed. Romans 3:10-12 10 as it is written: “None is righteous, no, not one; 11 no one understands; no one seeks for God. 12 All have turned aside; together they have become worthless; no one does good, not even one.”
William Beveridge, a theologian from the 19th century, said these words near the end of his life: “The older I grow – and I now stand upon the brink of eternity – the more comes back to me the first sentence in the Catechism which I learned when a child, and the fuller and deeper its meaning becomes: What is the chief end of man? To glorify God, and to enjoy him forever.”
Think you’re the only person to have deep questions about the meaning of life? Hardly! Today in our Back to Basic series, we will discover more deep spiritual truths that will allow us to live meaningful practical lives. Q: How and why did God create us? A: God created us male and female in his own image to know him, love him, live with him, and glorify him. And it is right that we who were created by God should live to his glory. Genesis 1:27 So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them. Q: What else did God create? God created all things by His powerful word, and all His creation was very good; everything flourished under His loving rule. Genesis 1:31 So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them. Q: How can we glorify God? A: We glorify God by enjoying Him, loving Him, trusting Him, and by obeying His will, commands and law. Deuteronomy 11:1 “You shall therefore love the Lord your God and keep his charge, his statutes, his rules, and his commandments always.
We are embarking on a journey that will most likely answer many of the burning existential questions you have – deep subjects about God, the universe, your meaning and purpose in life, and others. Today we kick things off with three questions about God. Questions that people throughout all of history have sought the answers to. Good news is that we know the answers! Q: What is our only hope in life and death? A: That we are not our won but belong, body and soul, both in life and death, to God and to our Savior Jesus Christ Romans 14:7-8 – 7 For none of us lives for ourselves alone, and none of us dies for ourselves alone. 8 If we live, we live for the Lord; and if we die, we die for the Lord. So, whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord. Q: What is God? God is the creator and sustainer of everyone and everything. He is eternal, infinite, and unchangeable in his power and perfection, goodness and glory, wisdom, justice, and truth. Nothing happens except through him and by his will Psalm 86:8-10, 15 There is none like you among the gods, O Lord, nor are there any works like yours. 9 All the nations you have made shall come and worship before you, O Lord, and shall glorify your name. 10 For you are great and do wondrous things; you alone are God. 15 But you, O Lord, are a God merciful and gracious, slow to anger and abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness
Q: How many persons are there in God? A: There are three persons in the one true and living God: The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. They are the same in substance, equal in power and glory 2 Corinthians 13:14 14 The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ and the love of God and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all.
Diana has spent her life sharing the love of Christ with family, neighbors and friends. Now with only months left to live, Diana demonstrates how to die with the hope found in Jesus Christ
Today, we discuss the catechism generally, and make the case for being diligent in knowing what you believe SPRING BOARD VERSE 1 Peter 3:15 but in your hearts honor Christ the Lord as holy, always being prepared to make a defense to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you; yet do it with gentleness and respect,
Ignorance is bliss, until it’s damning. The Bible makes it clear that no matter how one might fuss and fight, they can’t claim that they didn’t know that there was a God. In this case, ignorance isn’t bliss, it’s sinful.
Sometimes God works through the most ordinary of means. For ordinary people, this is a relief. For important people like kings, professors, and even celebrities, this is an insult. Today we learn that God’s way is the best way with or without the frills.
It’s the age-old question – does God call the equipped or equip the called? Would God ever ask us to do something that we weren’t able to complete?
“Keep your nose out of it!” Getting involved in other people’s lives can be hairy sometimes. In one respect we are told to lead a quiet life. On the other hand, we are also told to love our neighbors, which could mean calling out harmful behaviors. The question remains, are we our brothers’ keepers?
The procrastinator’s mantra is, “don’t do today what you can put off tomorrow.” It’s funny, perhaps, but that attitude simply won’t fly with God. Jesus says some harsh words to a man who, at the surface, seems to have a reasonable response. Digging deeper, it’s actually a symptom of a sin-soaked heart.
Jonah was a prophet who faithfully completed everything God directed. But even a prophet has his limits.
Sometimes disobedience to God is very blatant. After Moses asked every question he could think of to get God to realize he wasn’t the right man for the job, he finally protested outright. Bad move.
Sometimes the strongest of us fall into temptation. Probably, our first response is to hide our transgression, after all, no one got hurt, right? Wrong.
Questions: What do we do when we have fallen for the temptation that crouches at our door? How can we restrain ourselves from temptation? We certainly don’t want to fall for it again! The subtlety of temptation is probably more ruthless than the blitz. How does Satan slowly lead us into a trap, and how can we avoid this strategy? What are some resources we have in order to overcome temptation?
1 John 1:9 English Standard Version If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.
Benjamin Franklin got it right – an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure (and heart ache!) Yet so many of us, even Christians proclaiming spiritual freedom, often play with fire defying the flame to burn them.
Romans 13:14 English Standard Version 14 But put on the Lord Jesus Christ, and make no provision for the flesh, to gratify its desires.
QUESTIONS Let’s discuss the scenario with David and Bathsheba – in how David could have avoided temptation that fateful day. How can we, ourselves avoid temptation? (e.g. avoid people who tempt you? Activities?) What about the problem of “fear of missing out?”
It’s not a sin to be tempted. After all, Jesus was tempted in the desert before his earthly ministry began, and he came out of it unscathed and still sinless. Is it possible for us to come out roses, too? Perhaps. But this means you must be ready for it, unlike our friend Peter.
Matthew 26:30-33 30 And when they had sung a hymn, they went out to the Mount of Olives. 31 Then Jesus said to them, “You will all fall away because of me this night. For it is written, ‘I will strike the shepherd, and the sheep of the flock will be scattered.’ 32 But after I am raised up, I will go before you to Galilee.” 33 Peter answered him, “Though they all fall away because of you, I will never fall away.” 34 Jesus said to him, “Truly, I tell you, this very night, before the rooster crows, you will deny me three times.” 35 Peter said to him, “Even if I must die with you, I will not deny you!” And all the disciples said the same.
QUESTIONS: First, we made a truth claim – “It’s not a sin to be tempted.” Is this true? If so, why do we often feel guilty when we are tempted? Let’s discuss this. How had Peter NOT been prepared for what lied ahead? How does one prepare for temptation? How does the church play into this? What other resources does God give us to prepare for unwanted temptation?
You just discovered Jesus. You’ve been saved, and now you want to save the world! Be cautious, dear friend. Before you go around pointing out everyone’s sin, remember to first clean out our own cobwebs!
It's wonderful when, through no effort of your own, favorable things happen to you. However, the Christian life is not passive nor unambitious. In fact, dear Christian, you now have a divine and eternally rewarding mission…
It’s no coincidence that the root word of charity is the latin word “carus“ which means “dear.” Yet, visit a local grocery store or even drive down I-15 and you’ll discover quickly that charity is NOT the initial response of your fellow humans! We are prone to angry, quarrelsome behavior.
You do everything the right way; you’ve done nothing wrong, in fact, you’ve goin out of your way to bless people according to the teachings of Christ. Why? Because that’s what you gratefully do. And you suffer for it. How can you function in a world that calls good evil and evil good?
“Revenge is a dish best served cold,” a clever but incredibly vindictive statement probably coined by a man consumed with hateful bitterness. This is NOT to the be modus operandi of the believer, and here’s why…
"– 1 Cor. 14:20, 1 Tim 4:7 Darwin awards and funny home videos – the world has a delightful fixation on the foolish and silly, often at the expense of the fool himself! God really has nothing favorable to say about the unwise and committed much of this revealed word (the Bible) to promoting wisdom and reprimanding the fool. Let’s discuss this."
"1 John 4:1, 1 Thes 5:20-21. Most people will agree there is a great spiritual world that co-exists with ours. Some get excited, even feel honored when they experience a “close encounter.” Beware, friend. Things aren’t always what they seem!"
"Try to go an entire day without contemplating good or bad, or rather good and evil. You can’t! It’s so interwoven in our sin-cursed existence. Believers in Christ are charged to do good, yes, but specifically to take no part in what God deems is evil. It’s a passive command, sure, but roll up your sleeves, friend, because you’ve got a job to do!
Ephesians 5:11 - English Standard Version3gl Take no part in the unfruitful works of darkness, but instead expose them"
"The game of opposites is quite fun. A person offers a word and the other blurts out its opposite. In the Bible however, those conflicting words may not be what you’d expect. For example, fear. One would say courage, right? But not exactly so according to 2 Timothy.
2 Timothy 1:7 English Standard Version 7 for God gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control."
"It’s striking that God juxtaposes our former passions – our desires we had before knowing Jesus – to holy conduct afterwards. We address the idea of being holy, set apart, and why we can’t achieve holiness no matter how righteous we act, outside of a relationship with Christ
1 Peter 1:14-15 English Standard Version 14 As obedient children, do not be conformed to the passions of your former ignorance, 15 but as he who called you is holy, you also be holy in all your conduct"
In this episode, we start a new book and learn this is a follow-up letter to 1 Corinthians. What's this book about? Listen and find out!
We finish up this book looking at chapters 7-16. The Corinthians had a lot of questions about living for the Lord. They wanted to be changed, but what needs to change? Let's find out!
The matter of unity in the body of Christ, setting aside the old ways of immortality, and lawsuits in the church are the focus in this portion of 1 Corinthians 1:10-6:20.
Next up in our Pauline series is 1 Corinthians, where we get some background on the city of Corinth to begin understanding what culture would have been like for these believers. Then, we check out the first nine verses of chapter 1.
We wrap up Romans in today's episode, where we see themes of restoration and living righteously.
We finish up looking at the justification found in Chapter 5, and then look at chapters 6 through 8 where we see Sanctification.
Here's our first look into Romans, justification being the theme of the first five chapters.
New Series! Join us as we dive into studying the Pauline epistles - but first - who is Paul?
We care so much about how others perceive us, yet God sees past the guise. This is a theme we can observe in 2 Samuel - tune in!
Luke 6:24-26 contains some confusing woes. Is richness, laughing, and having food wrong? And what is going on in verse 26? Stay tuned as we open this can of worms.
Matthew 23:13-36 contains many woes with a consistent theme: hypocrites! In this episode, we expound upon this and the danger Jesus brings to our attention.
Isaiah 5:20 gives us yet another passionate cry of the grievous "woe" to those who call evil good and good evil. So then, who defines objective truth? We explore this further.
Our "Woe" today is found in Luke 11:52 ("ouai" in Greek). We see the key to knowledge being taken away by these lawyers.
We begin our study on the different "Woe" warnings found in the Bible! Today, let us look at the Hebrew word "hôy" found Isaiah 30.
Can we be perfect? Matthew 5:48 launches us the word "perfect". Come join us as we explore what this word implies!
As we begin our Word study series, we kick off with "Power", something God has, shares, and can be seen in our weakness (2 Corinthians 12:9).
We can see in Judges some parallels between the Nation of Israel and what is going in here in America (Judges 21:25).
We can see in Judges some parallels between the Nation of Israel and what is going in here in America (Judges 21:25).
Part 2: What is God's will for our lives? Today, let's focus on the application for everyday.
Part 1: What is God's will for our lives? In this episode we explore that very thing (Jeremiah 29:11).
Learning to love God is just as important as, if not, more important than learning about God. There are whole books of the Bible dedicated to worshiping God, so it can be said that worship is serious business. How can a parent teach a child how to worship God? It’s not hard, and it’s extremely wonderful!
How do we teach our children to love Jesus? Let's explore this and more in today's episode.
Reasons for having friends: lets explore the benefits of having friends and how they can glorify God!
Raising children for the Lord is serious business, and it is the parent’s primary ministry! Yet another way to help little Junior to love Jesus is to get him involved in a community that also loves Jesus. What you will find is that it’s not just Junior who needs believing friends, it’s the parent, too!
There’s an advertising campaign with the tagline, “you don’t have to be perfect to be a perfect parent.” While this is true, you still need to parent. Simply training and instructing your child about Jesus doesn’t show them what a relationship with Jesus actually looks like. Today we discuss some parenting strategies that you probably won’t find in the works of Benjamin Spock.
Whether you know it or not, parents have the greatest influence on their children, and God designed the family that way for a reason. Teaching and instruction are the responsibility of the parent. Sounds intimidating? It isn’t meant to. Whether you send your child to a public institution, a private learning center, or homeschool this discussion will reorient your perspective and encourage you. You are able because God is the one who enables you!
We are looking at Father figures today as Sam Zander, the oldest of Mike and Heather, joins to program.
Exodus 6:6-8 contains six "I will" statements. Today's episode explores those wills and to whom they are written.
Just how sinful are we? Are we truly the children of the father of lies? To begin our journey into the I Will statements of God, we will first explore the antithesis of this glorious study – the one that most reflects our own hearts.
Pastor Jeremy sets the record straight, clearly explaining the good news of Jesus, the dangers of getting it wrong, and the ease of explaining it to others.
Mike and Heather introduce you to their oldest child, Sam, and together they discuss the challenges of proclaiming Christ to a suspicious and undervalued generation.
Everyone has a story. Andy Erickson's is inspiring and wonderful, not so much because he was pursuing God, but that through His divine love, God was pursuing him.
“I will.” Two words that hold much promise. A resolution that connotes determination and ultimate achievement. In this series, we will discover that when Jesus says he will do something, it happens. What’s more, anything outside of his perfect will, will not.
Today we sit down with our new friend, Nathan Goossen, a man brought up as a missionary in Brazil, and discuss the benefits of deepening your understanding of God through formal Bible training
Of all the women in history, Naomi has probably suffered the greatest loss. Her husband uproots the entire family and brings them to enemy territory, and then he and her 3 sons die, leaving her broken and destitute. Mother’s Day is a day for mourning and bitterness. Where is her hope?
All she wanted was a baby. Perhaps a boy who would take on the family name and bring great honor to her, and to her God. Imagine her elation in receiving word that God would, indeed, bless her with a child. A stubborn, arrogant, tempest of a child!
Motherhood is a glorious institution, but it isn’t tidy. This week, we scour the Bible in search of the “perfect” mom. What we will discover is that there is only a perfect Savior!
No one really talks about Hagar – unless perhaps they’re referencing an old comic strip about a Viking named “Hagar the Horrible.” But this mama was ill-treated by God’s chosen people. Think about that! Yet we’ll find through the abuse, rejection, and desperation, God shows his love and compassion, even to poor Hagar.
Oh wow. Did we pick a head-scratcher today! Sure, the book of Daniel contains familiar childhood stories like Daniel and the Lion’s Den, or Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego and the Fiery Furnace, but there are astonishing prophesies scattered throughout making it a marvelous read. But instead of entertaining us, it’s meant to drive us to Christ and encourage us. Here’s why…
Philip was a humble servant and an evangelist. Even more importantly, he was eagerly obedient to the promptings of God. Today we learn ways God communicates to us today, and how, when we listen, supernatural-awesomeness can happen.
This is perhaps the most terrifying God-man encounter in all the Bible. It’s one thing to say you’re following God, but quite another when a fierce and powerful God comes to meet you!
Warren Wiersbe stated, “We can’t separate our relationship with God from our relationship with our brothers and sisters.” But that’s really what Cain did. Let’s walk through this familiar account before we dig in.
This is a short study of times God dipped down into man’s history to commune, to judge, to instruct, and reveal. Among many other important things, we will discover our Creator God has always been a personal God. The Apostle Paul was quite a preacher, but even more so, loved the Lord. God chose to use Paul, a once murderous Pharisee to reveal a heavenly truth so amazing that a “thorn” was used to prevent Paul from being conceited.
Wow. We’ve spent two weeks covering the one anothers of the Bible, and we’ve barely scratched the surface. Did you KNOW that there were over 50? Crazy! Still we conclude this series on a strong note, and perhaps the most wrestled-with passages of the Bible!
It's not enough to just get along. The Christian family must love and serve each other as well. And whenever things get tough for your "sibling" going to God, your Father, is the best thing you can do.
Do you remember the old song, “They will know we are Christians by our love?” It’s not just a nice little observation. It’s a command. To love one another. How do you do that? Today we discuss encouragement and building one another up. (And no complaining about each other!)
How are believers in Jesus to interact with each other? By serving one another. Yeah, it's not about you after all!
We're on our second week of Be's and Don’t's, and today we explore the ramifications of being devoted to one another, which leaves no room for complaints.
There is no room for envy when we learn to accept one another. We kind of get the envy part, but what does it mean to accept a person? Is toleration the same thing? If so, what are we tolerating? Good convo, worth the listen!
Meet Nate Fox. A man saved by God, spiritually. And a man saved by God physically. How does a Christian - a believer in Jesus face death? And maybe more importantly, how does a believer face life?
Be at peace with one another. Don't grumble among one another. There could be a 75 different ways to categorize the One Another commands, these two weeks will be a little random in that we are going to pair up positive “Be” instruction with some “Don’t” instruction.
There is something very special about the church (the body of Christ). Like an organism, when all is healthy, all is good. When the different organism components start misbehaving acting contrary to the best of the organism, it’s bad. The New Testament is full of instruction for the members of the church in how they treat each other. Sometimes they are expressed as “one another” statements.
Until the Lord Jesus returns, God did something pretty amazing that has never happened to such a magnitude in all of human history. Jesus made good on his promise and left a Helper – the Holy Spirit, who indwells every believer. And the communities where God rests and rules is – the church. Today we discover the implications of this amazing truth!
Here’s where things get interesting. We’ve seen that all of creation was God’s temple until the Fall. We see the imagery of the tabernacle constructed under Moses, we learn that Jesus IS the temple, but there will come a day when all of creation will be God’s temple once more. Wowza! Let’s investigate that monumental claim!
There’s one thing that all Christians need to understand – it is all about Jesus, and the Jewish temple is not an exception. The Israelites performed rituals and ceremonies that foreshadowed the day of the Messiah. Today we dig deeper
Yesterday, we enjoyed a 20,000 foot view of the temple as God prescribed in the Bible. Today, we look at the details and discover a most consistent and glorious theme throughout!
The earth is littered with holy buildings erected as a meeting place for man and God. Some claim that within this walls of such edifices, special revelations are uttered and cosmic activities are experienced. What mysteries are contained within the confines of these majestic monuments? The concept of a temple – or meeting place of God – isn’t new, but not all temples are equal. Today we venture into the house of God, and learn the plan and the purpose of the temple.
This event is often overlooked, and that’s a tragedy. Today we discuss why the ascension was not just important, but necessary.
Today we discuss the pinnacle of the Christian faith – we look back to the original Resurrection Sunday as we look forward to today’s Resurrection Sunday celebrations.
Sure, this discussion takes place on a Wednesday, but the topic is Good Friday – the day of Jesus’s death on the cross. What’s so good about it? Oh! So glad you asked!
Today we fast forward over 30 years – from the birth of Christ, to Jesus’ triumphal entry. It gets real very quickly when we recognize that we are entering into the fury of passion week!
Pastor Dan Stott of Grace Calvary Church traveled over 2200 from Ship Bottom, NJ to the Key Radio Provo studios to discuss the Gospel. Yes, sir. The Gospel is that important.
Misrepresentation. Quick judgments. Rash responses. It seems the world celebrates the one who can spout off insults in a clever, and perhaps witty manner. But the Bible warns of such behavior, which is not to be celebrated, but rebuked!
You’ve seen it before – professing Christians that regress into their old ways, maybe intentionally indulging in behaviors that hold some destructive consequences. What are the real dangers, and how can we avoid this pitfall?
God cares about how we live our lives, but many make the mistake of assuming that God is primarily concerned about our behaviors. And while those behaviors are important, there is an underlying pulse that is at the heart of glorifying God with our lives, and it has everything to do with wisdom.
The world is not kind to the ignorant, and Christians need to be on their guards in order to avoid dangerous pitfalls in life.
Is it so bad to want people to like you? Maybe not, but when that desire consumes your time, or if you become obsessed with the likes and comments on your social media posts, you might have a problem.
In life, there are things that don’t fit perfectly well under other categories, so we create this folder called “Miscellaneous”. Oh that precious folder! Perhaps there are some things in Christianity that don’t fit well under the broader categories of doctrine or conversation. Yes, we're going to talk about the contents of the miscellaneous folder this week on Mike and Heather in the morning.
In life, there are things that don’t fit perfectly well under other categories, so we create this folder called “Miscellaneous”. Oh that precious folder! Perhaps there are some things in Christianity that don’t fit well under the broader categories of doctrine or conversation. Yes, we're going to talk about the contents of the miscellaneous folder this week on Mike and Heather in the morning.
In life, there are things that don’t fit perfectly well under other categories, so we create this folder called “Miscellaneous”. Oh that precious folder! Perhaps there are some things in Christianity that don’t fit well under the broader categories of doctrine or conversation. Yes, we're going to talk about the contents of the miscellaneous folder this week on Mike and Heather in the morning.
In life, there are things that don’t fit perfectly well under other categories, so we create this folder called “Miscellaneous”. Oh that precious folder! Perhaps there are some things in Christianity that don’t fit well under the broader categories of doctrine or conversation. Yes, we're going to talk about the contents of the miscellaneous folder this week on Mike and Heather in the morning.
Pastor Peter Sewakiryanga, Executive Director of Kyampisi Childcare Ministries shares his heart-wrenching, yet sacred work serving the families and victims of child sacrifice - an insidious practice that is plaguing Uganda. God is working, and Christians, we need to be praying!
One of the most powerful tools in personal evangelism is the testimony: the "God’s amazing grace" story of your life. If you are a believer, you have one. But how often do we share it? The apostle Paul, before an angry crowd and before a Roman ruler, used his testimony to tell the story of a great God.
A familiar character enters our conversation today. Monday we looked at Peter as he stood and gave an evangelistic sermon on the first day of this church age. He spoke primarily to Jews that day, and many days to follow, but something exciting for us non-Jews comes today. Yet, is the message the same for the gentile world?
Heather gave us the cliffs notes version of this account last week, but it’s definitely worth a bunch more time. God works to accomplish His purposes. We often don’t understand it, but we need to be ready, willing, and able. Cast directly into opportunity, today’s focus is on Phillip as the ambassador of Christ.
It was not uncommon for people in the book of Acts to share their faith in their defense before courts, councils, and kings. Might this be our future? Regardless, we can learn from those that have gone before us on how to share with others the most precious gift of life that comes only through Jesus Christ. Today we head to a council, where a man is wrongly on trial, the outcome: his death, his last words become eternal life for many.
After Jesus was crucified and rose again, he had a final encounter with them before His ascension and said: Acts 1:8-9 “But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the end of the earth.” 9 And when he had said these things, as they were looking on, he was lifted up, and a cloud took him out of their sight.”
Jesus had ascended, but he left the disciples with the mission and the power source. To be witnesses empowered by the Holy Spirit. This mission now belongs to you and me as much as it belonged to Peter, Paul, and Phillip. And, so what can we learn from the Book of Acts regarding our mission, what to do and what to say? We will start our conversation in Acts Chapter 2:1-41 where the church begins, and Peter stands up to give the first post-ascension evangelistic meeting.
If we are honest, this is a large category of our lives: It's Leisure and Entertainment. Yesterday we talked about rest and retirement, but this is different.
We spend hours of our lives resting and sleeping, what does the Bible say about this topic?
When we say "every day", we are talking two words. Not that we are common everyday Christians, but that we should be Christians every day. What does it, or what should it, look like to be a believer in the everyday life. This week we will be looking at four categories of life: Relationships, Work/School, Rest/retirement, and Leisure/ Entertainment and talk about the struggles or lack of struggle, the opportunities, the expectations, and so much more about being an Every Day Christian. Today, we discuss work and school.
When we say "every day", we are talking two words. Not that we are common everyday Christians, but that we should be Christians every day. What does it, or what should it, look like to be a believer in the everyday life. This week we will be looking at four categories of life: Relationships, Work/School, Rest/retirement, and Leisure/ Entertainment and talk about the struggles or lack of struggle, the opportunities, the expectations, and so much more about being an Every Day Christian. Today, more about relationships.
Relationships are a large part of our lives. They give color and flavor to life. They also cause intense hurt - To quote Garth Brooks, I could’ve missed the pain, but I’d a had to miss the dance. Everyday we interact with people. Sunday we get together with believers and look like we have this down - it's easy to relate to people who agree with us for a couple hours, but it’s time to check ourselves on the other 6 days of the week – to be encouraged, or be challenged.
Good news! We all get a quick peak into the Bible teaching of New Hope Bible Church with Pastor Chris Dodson. And Philippians is one of our favorites!
There is a day when Jesus will return. When he does, he won’t be ambling around on a clumsy mule, but instead he'll break into the scene on a white war horse. His weapon? His Word!
This is the conversation we’ve all been waiting for - the obvious connection between the old and new testament, where an oracle is uttered, and prophesy is fulfilled. Zechariah predicted that the Deliverance of Israel would enter Jerusalem mounted on a donkey. Five-hundred years later, a beast of burden would bear the weight of the One who would bear our burdens.
Ahab was a horrible king. When drought and famine devastated the land, he seemed to be more concerned for his horses and mules than he was for his people. And it was at this time, Elijah performed one of the most spectacular miracles in history.
Absalom is the product of a very messed up family. He murdered his brother, usurped his father’s throne, then in broad daylight, slept with his father’s concubines. Still his father David, mourned for this treacherous man. His death was as dignified as his life – he got snagged in a tree. Considering that Absalom’s name means father of peace, this is tragically ironic.
It’s not every day you set out looking for your dad’s lost donkeys and end up being anointed king of a nation. This story is as fascinating as it is puzzling, and therefore worth studying.
Samson is a perplexing personality. For all of his flaws and seemingly violent acts, he’s still mentioned in Hebrew’s “hall of faith.” In this account he sees an opportunity to strike down his enemies with whatever is lying on the ground – the jawbone of a donkey. Why did God preserve this account, and how could it possibly glorify God?
The history of the Israelites is fraught with war, plague, and slavery, and yet God never left their side. It’s time for God’s people to settle into the land promised to Abraham, but there’s an angry king standing in their way. No worries, God makes kings and prophets alike look foolish through the admonition of a talking donkey!
All of creation sings of God’s glory – even donkeys. A silly case-study perhaps, but here we allow a stubborn mule to guide us through scripture! The sacrifice of Isaac is one of the most stunning accounts in the old testament. It reveals the heart of a man committed to honoring God, and the heart of a God committed to redeeming his creation. No, it’s not really about a donkey at all!
This dynamic couple is often overlooked. Not only are their names catchy, they were rock-solid partners for the cause of Christ. Let’s talk about this gospel power-house tag team.
What a mess! This relationship is fraught with betrayal, rejection, deception, and adultery no less! And yet, it’s so much more.
This may be the love story to end all love stories. Like the fairytales where the poor servant girl is swept away by the handsome young prince, this account has all the ingredients of romance. Would it surprise you that this story is actually about Jesus?
Abraham and Sarah are heralded as two of the most faithful people in history. God said “Go,” and they went, after all, they were people of action. But when God had them wait for a promise, that was another story.
Of all the couples throughout history, Adam and Eve had the best chance of getting it right. Perfect home, perfect job, no kids… and a daily walk with the Lord. What could possibly go wrong?
We’ve purposely selected this particular passage to close out our series on the commands of Christ. There’s a lot of confusion about how this whole human existence is to play out. At the end of Matthew Jesus makes it clear that we are to await his return. Let’s dig deeper to learn what this means.
Some of Jesus’s commands were directives – do this, go there. Others were warnings to withhold action. This one can be misconstrued in a number of different ways, and may just be the ticket to get someone off the hook from proclaiming the Gospel.
One of Peter’s last encounters with the Risen Savior was intense. In his love, Jesus confronted Peter’s sin, but didn’t allow that sin to define Peter. In the end there was a great commissioning that we all can champion.
There seems to be a theme in the life of Jesus, and that theme is forgiveness. Not only are there at least 7 times Jesus taught the concept, his entire life was a demonstration of God’s forgiveness for a rebellious creation.
Do you consider yourself a “little one?” You might be surprised to find that whereas Jesus loves children, Matthew 18:10 was not a reference to children, per se.
Americans are all about standing for their rights, and the church has been white knuckling the issue itself. In this new “cancel culture” the world is no longer hiding its animosity toward Christian churches, demanding that if you don’t acquiesce to the culture, you’ll face the consequences. It seems clear that “rendering to Caesar” applies beyond taxes. How do we know what hill to die on?
Psalm 11 might be short, but it's power-packed. We might find ourselves in the midst of turmoil, and yet, nothing escapes God's notice. He reigns supreme, and that should bring us great comfort.
It’s so fascinating that most of the commands of Jesus that we’ve been studying have been taken from the Gospel of Matthew, who was intent on showing the Jewish people that Jesus was the King – the Messiah – that they were waiting for. Kings often foisted heavy burdens on their subjects, a point not lost on the oppressed Roman world. Imagine then, Jesus calling everyone to willingly go under the yoke of another. Has he gone mad?
Yes, a layup will get you two points, and maybe draw a foul for two more, but that’s not what we’re talking about here. We’re talking about storing up wealth. Maybe talking about money is awkward, but that’s all the more reason to discuss it. Nothing is off limits to God, and Jesus made that perfectly clear.
What does it mean to belong to the family of God? There are many ideas of what a church should be, but what's important is what God says it should be. Why? Because He's the One who created it. (And we are so thankful He did!)
Empty promises – the world is full of them. From a co-worker who swears they’ll get the job done on time, to a politician who makes campaign promises to get elected, we’ve been conditioned to distrust anyone who makes personal guarantees, and their vows come off as premeditated lying.
Most people expect children to obey or honor their parents. It seems reasonable. But waters turn cloudy when we try to apply this principle to adults. Let’s see what Jesus has to say on the matter.
The apostle Peter lived in a tumultuous time when Christian persecution raged throughout the Roman Empire. As it is today, it was very easy to champion efforts, to protest, to fight against an evil regime. Peter, however understood the bigger picture – that of holding fast to the Word of God, and leaving a legacy that transcended time itself. Simply put – be confident in the character and promises of God.
Isn’t it exasperating when someone misunderstands you? Jesus often taught his disciples important life lessons, and the guys often missed the point. When Jesus warned them about leaven, Peter and the boys thought Jesus was giving them healthy eating advice. No, gentlemen. Let’s try this again.
There are many critics of Christianity who claim that if one is a believer in Jesus, then they've essentially checked their brains at the door. Not only does God in Isaiah 1:18 invite us to reason together, Jesus commands us to be wise as serpents. Now serpents get a bum rep because of the garden of Eden stigma. It’s clear that he doesn’t want us to be “crafty” or deceptive, so let’s learn what wise like a serpent means.
Today, Mike and Heather and Grant decide to let the listener decide the conversation. Right away, the two biggies that vex most everyone surface: forgiveness and dealing with difficult people. And yes, these issues are opposite sides of the same coin!
Pastor Chad Johnson shares what he's been teaching his church family at Fellowship Bible Church. Where 1 Peter focuses on preparing the church for future persecution, 2 Peter encourages those being persecuted.
What if we told you that you're not making resolutions - you're making a wish list? This year, reflect on the goodness of God, look forward to what lies ahead, and look into God's Word for guidance.