BibleQuest Talk-Show | Live Q&A at BibleQuest.tv: Recent Episodes
BibleQuest Panelists
Each week panelists discuss a Bible topic on live video in real time. The discussion is based on only what the Bible reveals, and letting the Bible interpret itself without our interference. During the live webcast panelists take questions and comments from the audience. Each webcast aims at being engaging, informative and educational and could be fun.
The Tuesday panelists are Jeff Smelser of Exton, PA and can be reached at (610) 363-8042; Scott Smelser of Gettysburg, PA is Program Director and can be reached at (717) 321-3321; Stephen Rouse of Harrisburg, PA and can be reached at (334)734-2135; and Drew De Grado of Honesdale, PA who can be reached at (570) 228-2033. Behind the scenes is our Webcast Engineer, Jonathan Sadler, who also participates in the panelist discussions, and can be reached at (502) 381-9758.
The Wednesday panelists are Jeff Smelser; Chase Byers of Harrisburg, PA and can be reaced at (502) 370-8622; and Joe Works of Elmira, NY and can be reached at (201)398-8438.
It's been the End Times for the past 2000 years.
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In the first century, women played an important role in the spreading of the gospel and general kingdom work. The same can and should be true today. Join us as we discuss relevant passages to the roles of women.
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Let’s look at this interesting church which is mentioned in Acts 17, 1 Thessalonians, and 2 Thessalonians.
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Did those men traveling with Paul on the road to Damascus hear the voice that Saul heard, or not? According to the KJV, NKJV and other translations Acts 9:7 seems to contradict Acts 22:9. How could that be?
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There are several times we see Jesus pray in Luke’s gospel. And each circumstance is different. How does Jesus’ prayer topics compare to ours?
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Money is not evil. It's the 'love of money' which is our problem.
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Everyone knows that a bat is a mammal, not a bird. But yet in Leviticus 11:13-20, the prophet calls the bat a bird. How do you answer the critic who claims errors like these prove the Bible is not the word of God?
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Jesus said he didn’t come to bring peace, but rather a sword in Matthew 10:34. But in Matthew 26:52, Jesus told Peter to put away his sword because he who lives by the sword will die by the sword.
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Why does it appear that the Bible contains so-called contradictions or discrepancies? If there truly are error’s in the Bible then the critics are correct when they say it’s a human invention, rather than the word of God. For example is there a contradiction between what Jesus said in Matthew 5 about not abolishing the Law, whereas other statements in the New Testament state that the Old Law has been abolished.
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A discussion of Hebrews chapter 3 and 4 where in the writer uses the Israelites time in the wilderness on the way to the promised land as a lesson for us.
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The apostle Paul addresses particular issues between Jewish Christians and Gentile Christians. Seems it’s so hard to get over our cultural differences. That’s not the way it’s suppose to be in Christ.
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Did the New Covenant replace the Old Covenant, or are we suppose to combine practices and traditions from both in order to serve God?
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2 Samuel 22 is a powerful and poetic song written by King David, offering heartfelt praise and thanksgiving to the Lord. This song parallels Psalm 18 where David recalls how he cried out to the Lord in distress, and God responded with awesome, mighty power, shaking the heavens to come to his aid. It is a beautiful, poetic reflection on God’s saving power, perfect ways, and enduring loyalty to those who trust in Him. Is the Lord your Rock and Fortress?
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Jewish-Gentile tensions are nothing new. As we look at this issue as found in the New Testament maybe we can learn something for us today.
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Does demon possession occur today as it did in the 1st century.
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Today we will try to describe this collection of writings, put them in perspective, and discuss the value some of them have in giving us confidence in the reliability of the Old Testament scriptures that we have today.
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Jesus was the greates teacher that ever lived.
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Tonight the panelists respond to a viewer who claims Christians are the ones who mock Jesus, when they say Jesus is God. The point the viewer was making that Jesus never claimed to be God. What say the Scriptures?
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In today’s podcast the hosts will do a textual walk through of a pronouncement against Egypt in Ezekiel 29-32. Through this oracle of judgment, the host will highlight why Egypt is facing the wrath of God: their consistent willingness to “help” the people of God, but only to their demise.
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One of our BibleQuest viewers asked a very deep question: Does God love me if I change? Or does God love me so that I can change? In other words does God love me just the way I am when He meets me at the cross?
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How does God choose who’s saved? Does he show partiality by choosing some to be saved while choosing others to be condemn others?
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After a two week break the BibleQuest Tuesday Panelists open up 2025 with this potentially controversial topic - “End Times - The 1000 Year Reign of Christ”. There seems to be a growing interest in what’s called “End Times” right now, maybe because of current Geopolitical world events. Some are saying Christ’s second coming is imminent and the end is near. What say you?
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Genesis six has some language which has been interpreted in various ways. We will explore some possibilities for its meaning and it’s application for us today.
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Continuing where we left off last week. A look at the history and unique doctrines that gave rise to the seventh-day Adventist denomination.
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These two parables are interesting in their similarity (give everything for it), and their difference (one was searching, one just happens to find it), something like the Eunuch searching and the Philippian jailer who happened upon the truth.
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We weren't planning on discussing this topic again so soon, but recent comments were posted with misinformation about what we were saying about the Sabbath. We want to clarify and refute those comments by confirming what the Scriptures reveals about this apparently controversial topic.
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A look at the history and unique doctrines that gave rise to the seventh-day Adventist denomination.
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Is the Old Covenant, or any part of it, still valid today in order to be acceptable to God?
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Our keeping the Sabbath Day discussion sparked some feedback which we needed to clarify.
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In today's episode the guys are going to take a look at a miracle Jesus performs on 10 lepers. Although there is only 1 of those 10 that stood out to Jesus. And it involved a moment where a "thank you" was given. What lessons can we learn about gratitude from this one thankful leper?
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Keep the Sabbath Day holy. Is that for Christians too, or was that just for the Jewish nation to observe?
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When the Israelites became like the world around them though they thought they weren’t"
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Does the evidence show Creation or Evolution as the better model? Let’s follow the science to answer that question.
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A look at the significance of the church through the lens of the Israelites as the church in the wilderness"
1) a listener's comment about the word church,
2) the church is the assembled people in the presence of God
3) if you're not in the church you're not in the assembly you're not meeting with God
4) those in Christ are his church
5) those assembled to meet God must have their garments washed and be consecrated, Exodus 19 10 through 14
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The apostle John makes some profound claims about Jesus Christ in his letter identified as 1 John. What does it mean that he is the word of life? Join us today and let's talk about it.
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Part 3: Spiritual miraculous Gifts were given to Christians during the first century and is sometimes referred to as the Age of Miracles. People claim to have one or two of these miraculous powers today. But is that even possible?
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Today we explore four factual points from Scripture which contradict the theory of Premillennial Doctrine.
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Are there only two genders? Is God making mistakes?
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Part 2 of our discussion regarding the Age of Miracles. People claim to have one or two of these miraculous powers today. But is that even possible?
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In this podcast, the guys do a walk-through of Psalm 107. They specifically address different situations we find ourselves in as we go through life, and in each scenario, we need to learn to cry out to God.
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Why did Jesus speak in parables, and what does this parable of the sower mean?
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Spiritual miraculous Gifts were given to Christians during the first century and is sometimes referred to as the Age of Miracles. People claim to have one or two of these miraculous powers today. But is that even possible?
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God is a "Holy God". He said if you're going to be my people you're going to be a holy people.
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If the New Testament is just a made up, invented book of myths and legends then who invented it?
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There is not a more hot button topic in our culture today than this subject right here. Why do some Christians say that homosexuality is not sinful? And others say that it is? What does the Bible actually say about it? On this BibleQuest the guys will seek to answer all of these questions.
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Our title comes from a well know book written by Frank Turek. So the question we're asking, is what caused Carl, once a devout Atheist, to turn into a follower of Jesus Christ?
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Many Christians choose not to vote while many others do vote. Lets talk about that.
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Everyone talks about a seven year tribulation sometime in the future. Books are sold by the millions about it. But where in the Bible is this supposed tribulation talked about or even prophesied? We're not selling any books. We just want to know the truth. Turns out that according to the Bible the great tribulation already happened. Bet you never heard that before, did you? Let's talk about it.
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More often than not, many people say the Bible is too hard to understand. But why should that be if the Bible is the word of God, and he's not suppose to be a God of confusion. The fact of the matter is, that the Bible is not hard to understand, but there are reasons why some think it is. Tonight's panelists dig in to uncover the reasons.
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How many churches did Jesus establish? If you follow the crowd, they think more than one. If you follow Jesus, it's only one. Don't take my word for it, let's find out what he said in his Word.
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What is a Christian? The word gets thrown around a lot today, but what does the Bible actually mean when it uses the word? Who are these people, and what is their relationship with one another?
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If you're trying to proclaim the good news, if you're trying to grow within a local church, or if you're raising children in this world, you're not alone. Scott talks with Justin, Nathan, and Patrick as they discuss what the Bible has to say about these topics in a setting quite different than our usual program.
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Jesus said a lot of things, but most of the time we don't hear, don't want to hear, those things that may be hard to hear. Why is that?
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Reading the New Testament can feel confusing or overwhelming. Just what is this book about, who was it to, and what am I supposed to do with it today? Having an aerial view of the lay of the land is always helpful in knowing where we are and where we're going, so in this series, we present a big picture of New Testament books. Today, we look at 2 Corinthians, Paul's second letter to the church in Corinth.
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There are a lot of bible passages people are familiar with. Scriptures like Philippians 4:13 - "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." And Jeremiah 29:11 - "I know the plans I have for you." What are the context for these passages? Are they there to be used as broadly as we often hear them used? In this episode, we are addressing other passages that are very popular, but putting them in the proper context.
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Proverbs: a wonderful book that spouts wisdom for all people of all ages. But who does the author specifically have in mind for the knowledge he is sharing?
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In America, most citizens have the opportunity to impact the political climate through voting, canvassing, boycotting, and other activities. But just how should a Christian engage in such political activism? What is the godly view on politics, and what does the Bible say about our citizenship on this earth?
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Dissatisfied with contemporary religion, many are looking for authoritative truth, but are wonky looking for it in an institution form. Join us during the Live Stream or listen to our Podcast and send in your comments so we can respond on air.
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Why does the religious world see the End Times as happening now, with regards to the current Middle East war?
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Reading the New Testament can feel confusing or overwhelming. Just what is this book about, who was it to, and what am I supposed to do with it today? Having an aerial view of the lay of the land is always helpful in knowing where we are and where we're going, so in this series, we present a big picture of New Testament books. Today, we look at 1 Corinthians, Paul's letter to the church in Corinth.
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Why do many churches have what they call 'Church Constitutions'? And, do they violate biblical principles?
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Is it OK for anyone, never mind a church Paster, to do Drag Queen Hour for the children?
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Sometimes it's difficult to pick up reading a book of the Bible because it's unfamiliar. It's helpful to know that each book was written with a particular message for a particular audience. It's also an advantage to know the overall structure of a book. Last time we introduced how to read the epistles. Today, we lay out the book of Romans.
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Everyone knows where our culture is going on the topic of transgenderism, but what does the Bible say about it if anything?
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The hardening of Pharaoh's heart--was it God or was it Pharaoh? How did it happen, and what can we do about our own hearts?
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Everyone knows where our culture is going on the topic of transgenderism, but what does the Bible say about it if anything?
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Sometimes it's difficult to pick up reading a book of the Bible because it's unfamiliar. It's helpful to know that each book was written with a particular message for a particular audience. It's also an advantage to know the overall structure of a book. Today, we begin a series in the epistles of Paul, providing a bird's eye view of a letter and sharing why these writings are still so important today.
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Today the guys will be finishing up their discussion in Hebrews 12. Specifically addressing Mount Zion and what that means to us today.
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Meet the new Panel on BibleQuest’s Thursday edition: Carl, Kenny and Drew
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What's so significant about baptism? What is it, why did Jesus command it, and what does it mean? Join us for Part 2!
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Continuing with the Chapter of Faith.
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What's so significant about baptism? What is it, why did Jesus command it, and what does it mean?
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Today the guys will continue walking through Hebrews 11, so many examples of faith, and so many applications. How does my faith match up to this list of heroes? And ultimately, how does it match up to the Author and Perfector of faith: Jesus? Why does the writer include these examples and how does chapter 11 fit into the main purpose of the book?
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Why does the writer include these examples of faith and how does the chapter fit into the main purpose of the book?
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In the book of James we find James describing many of the principles Jesus preached in His sermon on the Mount. James using words to paint the pictures.
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Hebrews 10:39 - "But we are not those who draw back and are destroyed, but those who have faith and are saved." In this episode the guys continue their discussion in Hebrews 10 and into chapter 11. They discuss the major theme of these chapters: what is faith and why is it necessary for all Christians to have it?
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Sins come in many shapes and sizes, but jealousy may be one we often overlook. How does this particular sin ensnare us and make us ineffective in serving God?
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A study of Hebrews, chapter 10, specially about the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.
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A follow up to last week's discussion on translations . . . Most of us can't read the Bible in its original languages: Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek. We depend on translations. What makes for a good translation? What makes them different? And does it matter?
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Not to be confused with the “Day of the Lord” discussion, today we take a look at the Lord's victory day as the disciples' emotions go from disappointment to joy.
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Most of us can't read the Bible in its original languages: Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek. We depend on translations. What makes for a good translation? What makes them different? And does it matter?
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An examination of the language used to describe various judgment days (days of the Lord) that God has brought against cities and Nations, all anticipating a coming final day of the Lord. One goal of the study is to be able to recognize that sometimes, God's judgments in time are described in language that sounds like the end of the world but in reality it is not.
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May is "Mental Health Awareness Month." What is mental health? And how should Christians think about this important issue? Does the gospel offer any solutions to mental illness?
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Jesus promised he would return, but what does that mean, and when would it happen? Jesus taught about the resurrection, judgment, as well as the destruction of Jerusalem. What is the timing of these events? Join us today as we consider what the Bible teaches about the return of Christ.
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Today we'll look especially at the first two chapters and a little bit of chapters 3 and 4 of Matthew and look at some of the things he emphasizes in connection with how he presents the genealogy of Jesus.
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"Who do you say that I am?" This was the question Jesus asked his disciples that became a turning point in his ministry. It's essential we get this answer right. Who is the Son of God?
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In this episode we continue our discussion on baptism. Nearly every church has a different spin on it, but what does the Bible actually say about it? Should I be baptized? Or is it just an extra thing someone can do when they feel the urge?
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Jesus promised he would return, but what does that mean, and when would it happen? Jesus taught about the resurrection, judgment, as well as the destruction of Jerusalem. What is the timing of these events? Join us today as we consider what the Bible teaches about the return of Christ.
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In this episode we discuss the topic of baptism. Nearly every church has a different spin on it, but what does the Bible actually say about it? Should I be baptized? Or is it just an extra thing someone can do when they feel the urge?
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A discussion of what actually is found in the Bible which consists of 66 different books, written over a period of 1600 years by 40 different authors. Most of whom didn’t even personally know each other. We look at the different types of literature, the history covered and what are the interrelations between the internal writings.
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With sexual temptation all around us, how are we to keep pure? Solomon counsels his son in Proverbs 5 to "see through" temptation and look to God's blessings...and God's judgments. Join Scott, Jeremy, and Justin as they discuss God's wisdom from this incredible chapter.
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How do you begin to teach God's word to someone? Where do you start to express the story of the Bible? You've found someone who wants to know the Lord, or perhaps someone has found you and wants you to explain the gospel. What are effective strategies in studying God's word with others? Join Scott, Jeremy, and Justin as they discuss how to proclaim the gospel in personal studies of God's word.
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Worship by definition has to be God-centered. To be god-centered it has to be according to God's instructions. Therefore, how does the modern trend among some churches today fit into a God-centered theme? Such as offering separate types of worship services: one traditional and one contemporary.
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Join Scott and Justin as they discuss the meaning and importance of repentance. Just what is this crucial action about? What does it look like? What gets in the way of real repentance?
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What’s the significance of the Lord’s Supper? It is mentioned a number of times through out the New Testament, Jesus himself commanded his followers to share in this, and we have a clear example of the first century Christians coming together for that very purpose, with the apostle Paul on a particular day.
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Join Scott and Justin as they discuss the gospel of Mark. Jesus has been crucified. His disciples have scattered. Now what? Bring an open Bible and an open heart as we consider together, the impact of the resurrection in Mark 16.
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Why is Baptism such an Anathema to so many people who claim they follow Jesus.
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Join Scott and Justin as they discuss the gospel of Mark. After being betrayed by Judas, denied by Peter, and rejected by the people he came to save, Jesus is delivered up to be crucified. This is center of the Bible story, the crucial event of history. Bring an open Bible and an open heart as we consider this passage together.
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Join Scott, Jeremy, and Justin as they consider the question: How should Christians help Christians grow? Is the church equipped to help Christians deal with the trials of life?
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Are there Biblical patterns for Christians to follow today? Some say, "not really".
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Today the BibleQuest Panelists are going to explore if Jesus took our place on the cross. Did he simply carry our sins away, or did he receive the punishment for them? Reference: 2 Corinthians 5:21
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Join Scott, Fred and Justin as they discuss The Road to Emmaus. Jesus has been crucified and buried, but now his disciples have heard news that he lives again. Two of his disciples are discussing what has happened when they're met by a stranger who seems not to know what's been going on in Jerusalem for the past few days.
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Today Joe presents the Songs of Ascents starting in Psalm 120, and focusing in on Psalm 126.
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Join Scott and Justin as they discuss the gospel of Mark. Jesus is betrayed by Judas and abandoned by his disciples.
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The Southern Baptist Convention is voting on whether to allow women to hold the title of Pastor or not. What say you vs the Word of God?
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After being shipwrecked on the island of Malta, Paul amazes the islanders by defying death. Then 3 months later he sets sail for Rome, where he remains in house arrest. 3 days after arriving in Rome Paul meets with the Jews.
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Join Scott, Tommy, and Justin as they discuss the question: How should a Christian read the Old Testament? Do we obey the old law in any way? How should a Christian apply principles from the Old Testament to modern life?
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Join Scott, Phil, and Justin as they discuss the importance of planned Bible study. What are effective ways a church should go about studying the Bible? What are some common challenges to overcome in planned Bible study?
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Many reasons are given to justify abortion. This discussion is not political nor advocating state legislation, nor is it imposing our moral views on anyone. Well, then what's it about? Its about looking at it objectively, rather than subjectively. Can anyone do that?
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A back and forth discussion between apostle Paul and King Agrippa, before Paul sails for Rome as a prisoner.
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Paul’s appeal to Caesar and his final address to the governor Festus and king Agrippa. Based upon Roman law they must send Paul to appear before the court of Caesar but the dilemma they were in was they didn't know what charges to present.
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Join Scott and Justin as they discuss Mark 14. Jesus has come to his moment of suffering: his betrayal, his arrest, the false trials, and his crucifixion. What does this moment mean for believers? What does it mean for the world?
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Our study of the Book of Acts continues with Paul discovering the plot of 40 Jews planing to kill him. Escorted by 470 Roman troops to Caesarea he will now stand before Felix the governor. His accusers who want him executed will try to make their case, will not succeed. However, he will not be released.
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Join Scott and Justin as they discuss the wisdom of Proverbs. We often overlook the value of wisdom, but Proverbs 3 shows us what it looks like to live life well. Bring an open Bible and an open heart as we dive in to this chapter together.
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With many denominations teaching different methods of salvation, the panelists share what the biblical teaching is on the subject. When it comes to salvation with regards to your soul, who's word are you willing to take?
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Today we find the apostle Paul appearing before the Jewish Council giving an excellent defense against the trumped up charges made against him. Failing in their charges, 40 men make a vow to kill Paul in an ambush.
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Paul arrives in Caesarea then goes up to Jerusalem where he accommodates the Jews when they request he purify himself and pay for the expenses of four men to be purified. Why would they ask him, and why did he accommodate them?
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Join Scott, Justin, and Abraham as they discuss the gospel of Mark. After being tested by his detractors amongst the rulers of the Jews, Jesus announces a startling destruction to Jerusalem and answers his disciples' questions about the judgment that was to come. Bring an open Bible and an open heart as we dive in to this chapter together.
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Acts 20: Paul speaks to the Elders from Ephesus.
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Scott, Justin, and Jonathan discuss the gospel of Mark. Mark gets into Jesus' final week on earth in Mark chapter 13. Jesus spends the chapter answering his opponents one after the other. As He overcomes these challenges, He also teaches some critically important information for the believers to know. He then continues with perhaps the most important week of his life and readying the disciples for what is about to happen to Him and them.
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Today's BibleQuest ask's the question: how does a sinner come to salvation?
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Join Scott, Justin, and Jonathan as they discuss the gospel of Mark. Mark gets into Jesus' final week on earth in Mark chapter 12. Jesus spends the chapter answering his opponents one after the other. As He overcomes these challenges, He also teaches some critically important information for the believers to know.
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How could disciples have never heard of the Holy Spirit; The sons of Sceva fail at an exorcism, and Paul finds himself at the center of a riot in Ephesus.
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Join Scott, Justin, and Jonathan as they discuss the gospel of Mark. Mark gets into Jesus' final week on earth in Mark chapter 11. In these final interactions Jesus has before His crucifixion we see His: Kingship, Zeal, Authority, Compassion, and Wisdom.
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Finishing up the discussion Paul had with the Greek Philosophers on the Areopagus. Then in chapter 18 the story picks up with Paul leaving Athens and going to Corinth where he meets Aquila and Priscilla. He continues the work of spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ and as usual begins to make more enemies.
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Join Scott, Justin, and Jonathan as they discuss the wisdom found in the book of Proverbs. Proverbs is a unique book, and extremely valuable in understanding Godly wisdom. The beginning pages state that "The beginning of knowledge is the fear of God". And so to know truths about this world, one must reverently learn from it's Creator.
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Paul and Silas in Thessalonica and Berea. Then finally in Athens where Paul addresses the Greek Philosophers at the Areopagus.
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Join Scott and Jonathan as they discuss more about the life of Jesus in the gospel of Mark. Today we'll be in the later part of chapter 10. As Jesus is approaching Jerusalem for the final time, He is teaching His disciples some important principles they will need to understand. Lessons about pride, truth, humility, and the perfect plan of God.
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Join Scott, Justin, and Jonathan as they discuss the wisdom found in the book of Proverbs. Proverbs is a unique book, and extremely valuable in understanding Godly wisdom. The beginning pages state that "The beginning of knowledge is the fear of God". And so to know truths about this world, one must reverently learn from it's creator.
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Timothy Joins Paul and Silas; The Macedonian Call; The Conversion of Lydia; Paul and Silas in Prison; The Philippian Jailer Converted
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The path of least resistance is often the easiest path to take. We live in a world where ease, comfort, and lack of conviction are prevalent. What does that sort of a lifestyle produce? What can we learn from God's word to inspire work ethics and overcome the temptations of laziness? Join us in the Bible today as we explore these questions.
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The council in Jerusalem takes up the debate whether Gentiles are allowed to be part of the Kingdom of God without first becoming a Jew.
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Join Scott, Justin, and Jonathan as they discuss more about the life of Jesus in the gospel of Mark. Today we'll be in the later part of chapter 10. Jesus has some really unique encounters with various people. We'll see what it takes to enter the kingdom of God as well as some other important principles to live by.
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Acts 14 - Paul and Barnabas at Lystra where Paul gets stoned and left for dead.
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The Bible describes God's ability to deliver. Particularly in the Psalms, God's strong arm/hand is emphasized as a source of safety and deliverance for His people. Join us in the Psalms today as we discuss these concepts and look at the life of Asaph as he grows in his understanding of God's ability to save.
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Acts 13 starting with verse 13: Paul and Barnabas speak boldly the message of Christ at Antioch in Pisidia.
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Join Scott, Dan, Justin, and Jonathan as they discuss the important Biblical truth: Jesus is king! The kingship of Jesus is often overlooked by those professing to follow Him, but if we ignore the fact that Jesus is king, we're denying a major truth about Him. What does it mean for us that Jesus is king? How should that effect our lives?
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The apostle James is killed, Peter arrested then rescued. And, Herod dies a horrible death.
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Join Scott, Dan, Justin, and Jonathan as they discuss more of Jesus' teachings. Today we'll be in Mark 10, where Jesus is confronted by the religious leaders of the day. Jesus has some hard things to say, and challenging principles to discuss.
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Peter recounts his vision of unclean animals and his message he gave in a Gentile’s home.
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Join Scott, Dan, Justin, and Jonathan as they discuss the gospel of Mark. Today we'll be in the last half of Mark 9. Jesus continues His teachings, especially about his death and the coming kingdom. Like as usual, Jesus has some confronting teachings, but also demonstrates grace and love in His approach to the lost. Join us as we learn more about the Lord today!
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It took a vision, instructions from the Holy Spirit for him to go with certain men on a trip to Caesarea, and the Holy Spirit visually falling on Gentiles in order for Peter to understand that the Gospel was for everyone, not just the Jews.
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How does the Old Testament point to the Gospel of Christ?
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In Acts 9, we watch as Saul the persecutor of Christians sees and hears the risen Christ in a bright light. After receiving his sight, being blinded for three days, he's told what he must do and what he will become: Paul the persecuted.
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Join us again as we work through the gospel of Mark. This week we'll see Jesus as He truly is, in His glory. When you think of Jesus, what do you think of? Many think of Him as a friend, as a brother, etc. All of those are true, but Jesus is also the glorious LORD, creator of the universe. Read with us as we see the Apostles learn this profound truth in Mark 9.
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The Messiah prophesied by Isaiah, as read by the Ethiopian Eunuch, and how Philip teaches him that it’s all about Jesus Christ.
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Join us today as we discuss Romans chapters 9 and following. The book of Romans can sometimes be a difficult book to understand, but it is absolutely vital in knowing the gospel. Peter said, "...There are some things in them that are hard to understand, which the ignorant and unstable twist to their own destruction..." (2 Peter 3:16), when speaking about Paul's writings. Join us with your Bible as we discuss some important principles found in the text having to do with God's nature, our salvation, and the message of the gospel.
Persecution arises against the young church.
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There are stories of demon possession all throughout the Bible, but does demon possession still happen today? Should Christians fear demon possession? What does the Scripture teach us concerning our enemy? Join us today as we answer these questions from God’s word.
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Finishing Acts chapter 5, we find the apostles standing before the Jewish council; Then in chapter 6: First time deacons are selected in the church because widows were being neglected; Details about Stephen’s trial and the history lesson he presented to the Jews. At the end they didn’t take too kindly to him.
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There are many interesting characters in the Bible story. Among those there is Judah, fourth son of Israel (Jacob). Judah’s life journey is a great story of redemption for us to follow. Open your Bible as we discuss this important, sometimes overlooked, Bible character, and some lessons we can learn from his life.
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Part 2 of the Creation story as found in Genesis.
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The Creation story as recorded in Genesis vs modern theories - part 1.
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In the books of Luke and Acts Roman Centurions show up quite a lot. However, only one of them caused Jesus to Marvel. Join us with your Bibles open to Luke 7 as we look at the excellent example of faith as well as many other admirable qualities found in this Roman military man.
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The Chief Cornerstone, and miracles performed by the apostles are rejected by the Jewish leaders. Peter and John arrested, being commanded to stop preaching Jesus Christ.
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Thomas, one of the 12, is an interesting character in the Bible. He only shows up a handful of times in the Bible story, and yet there are still some important lessons to learn from him. What can we see in his life, to help us grow in our own lives? Join us in the Scriptures as we look more deeply into the life of Thomas. Bring an open Bible and an open heart.
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Continuation or Acts 2 - The beginning of the church, with Peter and John in the temple.
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Join us in the gospel of Mark as we see more about Jesus. In this section Jesus shows the importance of seeing clearly and challenges the Apostles (and us) to think very soberly about who Jesus is. Have an open heart and your Bible open as we read together.
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Peter’s first recorded sermon, on the day of Pentecost, 10 days after the Lord’s ascension into heaven.
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Today the panel discusses different common questions having to do with Bible translations. What are reliable translations? What are not? How can you know? Is there only one authorized version? Bring an open heart and mind as we try to work through these questions.
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Introduction, overview and diving into chapter 1 of Luke’s book of Acts.
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What did Christians in the 1st century think about politics of their day. What examples can we learn from Scripture about what our attitude should be, whether our political candidate won or lost.
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After reading through the Old Testament, you could be a little confused about who God is. It is commonly assumed that God in the Old Testament was in a bad mood, and when Jesus came, it calmed him down. Is that true? What can we see and know about God’s nature in Scripture? Do we need to adjust our understanding of what good and right things are? Join us with your Bible open as we look to answer these questions.
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After reading through the Old Testament, you could be a little confused about who God is. It is commonly assumed that God in the Old Testament was in a bad mood, and when Jesus came, it calmed him down. Is that true? What can we see and know about God’s nature in Scripture? Do we need to adjust our understanding of what good and right things are? Join us with your Bible open as we look to answer these questions.
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What value does godliness give? Living a life as God intends us to live is so valuable. The Scriptures say a godly life offers value in this present like and also the life to come. Join us in the Bible today as we discuss some of the blessings of serving God.
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What value does godliness give? Living a life as God intends us to live is so valuable. The Scriptures say a godly life offers value in this present like and also the life to come. Join us in the Bible today as we discuss some of the blessings of serving God.
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The meaning of “tongues”; Method(s) of impartation, Purpose of such gifts, Use in the assembly, Expected Duration; Based on 1 Cor. 13; Based on purpose; Based on method of impartation.
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The meaning of “tongues”; Method(s) of impartation, Purpose of such gifts, Use in the assembly, Expected Duration; Based on 1 Cor. 13; Based on purpose; Based on method of impartation.
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The story of Jesus is a well known story around the world. However… is it original? Or is it borrowed from other pagan religions? Is Jesus a hoax? How can we know if Jesus is who He says He is? Did the Bible authors make it all up? Let’s talk about that together today.
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Jesus said a number of statements that today’s religionists don’t understand or outright reject. For example in John 14:6 he claims he was the only way, and the only truth. In Matthew 7:21 he said that not everyone who claims him as Lord will be acceptable to him, regardless of the good things they did. Hmm, that seems strange coming from a loving God. Then Jesus talks about building on the sand versus building on the rock. These are clearly connected.
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The Bible, the Apostles, and Jesus Himself make some pretty strong claims. John 14:6 says, “I am THE way, THE truth, and THE life (emphasis added), no one comes to the Father but through me.” But is that true? Many in the world today think there are many paths to heaven, religious freedom, or some kind of spiritual ascension. Can we take Jesus’s word for who He says He is? How do we talk with our friends who think there are many paths to their spiritual goals? Join us today, with an open Bible and an open mind as we discuss these important questions.
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Jesus starts out with, ‘Judge not’, but then teaches us that we must judge. Is Jesus saying that we should not judge others, in Matthew 7:1-6? That’s what most people say. Something like, ‘who are you to judge me’? Or, ‘the Bible says don’t judge’. We tend to use it that way especially when we don’t want to be judged over something wrong. He explains what he's teaching, then Jesus turns the conversation to making a judgement each of us must make. A choice between two paths.
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Join us today as we look into a few interesting interactions Jesus has with people who he heals. He builds on those interactions with a second feeding of a huge crowd of people. After all of these miracles, Jesus’s disciples still don’t get it. What don’t they get? Why don’t they get it? Open your Bibles and read with us as we look into these sections.
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Sermon on the Mount: From fasting, to the ‘Eye is the window of the body’.
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In Mark 7 Jesus has a pretty scathing rebuke of the Pharisees, but He also teaches a really valuable lesson for us. Mastering our hearts is one of the most challenging things we’re called to do, and yet Jesus says it must be done. But how? Join us in your Bibles as we try to help to answer this question.
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Join us in Mark as we continue looking at the earthly ministry of Jesus. Today Mark will tell of Jesus sending his apostles to do work in cities before he gets there, we’ll finally see what happened to John the Baptist; and we’ll see more of Jesus’ power. Bring and open Bible and an open heart as we learn more of what it means to follow Jesus.
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Today we unpack Matthew 5:33 to 6:15. Jesus' sermon on the Mount.
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What can one of ten disease ridden men teach us? Well actually a lot. Today we examine this interesting story about the ten lepers who Jesus healed, but only one of them who is commended by Jesus. Bring an open Bible and an open heart.
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Mark 5.21-6.6: A discussion about Jesus’ power to change lives.
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Jesus’ sermon on the Mount. He came to fulfill the Law and describes what life in his kingdom is all about.
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Join us today as we discuss some concepts involved with helping those in need. In 1 Thessalonians 5:14 Paul give instructions to “Admonish… Encourage… And Help”. But how? And to who? Let’s open our Bible’s together and see that today. Bring a Bible and an open heart.
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How can you be an effective member of a local body of believers? It is God’s desire that we would all be a part of His Son’s body. When that happens, there are many things that need to be done. How can you personally approach that in your attitude and actions? Join us in the Scriptures as we try to answer these important questions.
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Today we discuss Leprosy compared to Sin, Textual variants and other questions from the audience. On BibleQuest we care about what your questions are and we try to answer them from the Biblical text. Send us you questions for our future shows and we’ll be happy to discuss them live on our show!
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Join us today as we dive back into the Gospel of Mark. We continue with some of Jesus’ parables along with some more spectacular miracles that confirmed who Jesus really was. Bring a Bible and an open heart as we look closer at the life of Christ.
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The panelist discuss some practical tips for various life situations. We all have good examples in our lives, but some really stand out. Today the panelist share examples they’ve had in their lives that are according to Scriptural principles.
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Today we round out our discussion of the Holy Spirit by looking in Scripture to see what He does, has done, and is doing. Join us in the text as we learn what God has revealed about Himself and His work in our lives.
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Jesus begins his dialogue of teaching in Mark 4 with a very well known parable, the parable of the sower. Join us this week as we break down this story and what lessons we should learn from Jesus’s teaching style.
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Previously we discussed the Spirit’s working in the first century. During the time of Jesus and the Apostles the Spirit of God confirmed His word through the use of miracles, however today, He does not use miracles. How then are we to know what God’s will for us is? How can we be misled? What should we watch out for? Join us today as we discuss some practical tips for Knowing The Will Of God.
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A huge portion of Jesus’ ministry focused on miraculous gifts of the Spirit. What are these Spiritual gifts? What was/is their purpose? Do we still have them today? Join us today and in following weeks as we discuss the Biblical view of the Spiritual Gifts. Bring a Bible and an open heart, and let’s read God’s word together.
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Can sin be considered an addiction? Calling a particular sin an 'addiction' may or may not be the right thing to do. Does the bible provide the answer?
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Join us again in the Gospel of Mark as we discuss the final few stories in this chapter. What is the unforgivable sin? How should we respond to Jesus’s teaching here? Who is Jesus’s true family? Jesus has some important things to say to those who would come to Him, and we hope to answer these questions today in the text. Bring a Bible and an open heart!
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Final episode of the book of Revelation. Chapters 21-22.
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The book of Revelation, chapters 19 & 20
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Join us in Mark chapter 3 this week as we continue discussing the ministry of Jesus. Today we'll notice some of the failures of the Pharisees as well as some of the fundamentals of being a disicple of Christ. Bring an open Bible and an open heart as we look into God's word together.
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The Wednesday BibleQuest panel continue their study in Revelation with Chapter's 17 and 18.
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Chapter 2 of the gospel of Mark.
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Understanding Revelation chapters 16-17.
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A few weeks ago we discussed the important topic of raising boys to become men. But what about girls? What wisdom does the Bible offer to parents while raising their girls to become women? Join us today with an open Bible and an open heart as we discuss these important questions.
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Does God want His people to assemble? How often? For what purpose? Why? Hoin us today as we look into God's Word for answers concerning the assembly of the saints. Bring a Bible and an open heart.
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Young people face many challenges, perhaps more so than others. Join us today as we discuss some general and specific dangers that young people need to be aware of and how to biblically approach them. Bring an open Bible and an open heart.
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The Book of Revelation: Chapters 14-15
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Paul said in Philippians 3:8-10:
“Indeed, I count everything as loss because of the surpassing worth of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord. For his sake I have suffered the loss of all things and count them as rubbish, in order that I may gain Christ and be found in him, not having a righteousness of my own that comes from the law, but that which comes through faith in Christ, the righteousness from God that depends on faith— that I may know him and the power of his resurrection, and may share his sufferings, becoming like him in his death".
Knowing Jesus is of vital importance to all of us. Join us today as we dive into Marks gospel to see who Jesus is, what He taught, and what He can do.
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Join us today as we continue discussing the importance of Biblical Study. Context is important in rightly handling the Word of truth. However, context can be used incorrectly. Open your Bible's and join us as we look at some specific passages that are misused and how to use them correctly.
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The Bible is not one book, but rather a collection of 66 books. There are many different genres in this collection and each of them read differently. Join the Panelists today as we discuss some practical appraoches to reading and understand the different sections and genres of the Bible.
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The Book of Revelation chapter 11
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Today Jeff, Joe and Chase do a little unpacking of chapters 7, 8, 9, and 10 of the Book of Revelation, written by the apostle John.
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Faltering between two opinions.
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During the first few years of the movement, only Jews were converting to Jesus Christ. It took a strange vision from the Lord to nudge Peter to go to the Gentiles.
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Peter says that there are some things that are difficult to understand in Scriptures which the ignorant and unstable twist to their destruction. Bible Study is important, and if not approached correctly, can lead to destruction. Join us in the Scriptures as we discuss some pitfalls to reading God's Word.
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Is the church dying? Join us today as we discuss some potential pitfalls for the young people in churches with Dale Smelser, a brother in Christ who has spent his life devoted to God, growing, and teaching. Bring your Bibles and an open heart.
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Consideration of Revelation chapters 4-6, God on his throne, the Lamb who is worthy to open the scroll, and the removal of the first 5 seals of the scoll.
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An introduction, consideration of chapter 1 and the messages to the seven churches in chapters 2 and 3.
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Join us today as we have a guest speaker take us through the ideas in God's word about His people as a family. Bring your Bibles and join us as we discuss this important topic.
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An introduction, consideration of chapter 1 and the messages to the seven churches in chapters 2 and 3.
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Just like many have differing views of what will happen at the second coming of Jesus; there are many views of what and if Hell is. Jesus, interestingly, spoke the most out of anyone in Scripture about Hell. Join us today as we discuss this reality for those outside of the kingdom of God, and also see Gods mercy through it all.
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Guest Panelist John Weaver leads us in this study of the Gospel of Matthew.
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Joe Works leads us in a study of the imagery of sheep and shepherds in the Bible.
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Guest Panelist Gary Fisher leads this study of Mark’s gospel account.
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Guest Panelist Tim Broadwell leads this study of Luke’s gospel account.
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Join us today as we discuss two questions posed by members of our audience! We'll discuss heaven first, followed by a breif discussion of biblical authority for the use of church funds. If you have any other questions you'd like us to discuss, please let us know at biblequest.org.
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There are a lot of disagreements and varying ideas surrounding the Second Coming of Jesus. The Bible, however, presents a clear and concise record of what to expect, and what not to expect. Join us today as we work through key passages that reveal the actual facts about when the Lord will return. Open your Bibles and open your hearts with us!
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Marriage is a wonderful blessing to have in the LORD; "He who finds a wife finds a good thing". In some ways, the Apostle Paul would say, "He who stays single, finds a better thing!". Join us on the show today as we discuss the blessings of Singleness In Christ. Bring an open Bible and an open heart.
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The LORD made marriage good, but like everything else, God's good has been corrupted in many different ways. Join us today as we explore God's word and find out what it says about marriage, as He intended. What a wonderful blessing to be able to participate in one of the oldest sanctioned relationships in history, God's way. Bring and Bible and an open heart.
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Join us today as we discuss some fundamental concepts in the Gospel. The Gospel is hard to share sometimes, but there is a lot of common ground you can find to help others to appreciate the Word of God. Open your Bibles and open your hearts as we discuss this important topic.
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Not everyone who claims to be teaching God's word can be trusted. There are people who have ulterior motives.
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Join us today in the gospel of John. Jesus performed many miracles during his ministry, but some of them stand out to specifically showcase something about himself. In John 6, Jesus reveals that He is the bread of life. What does this mean? Open your Bibles and join us as we answer this and other questions!
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Discussing a question from a viewer who asked, "a quick question about being ordained: Is it anyone can preach the gospel or do you have to go through a process to be able to speak the gospel to a congregation of people?"
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Join us in our continued discussion about raising boys. Today we work through the first 6 chapters of Proverbs to see what the LORDs instructions are concerning this very important topic. Bring an open Bible and an open heart, and learn with us!
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Being a parent is a daunting task. There are challenges to parenting, and some specific challenges that come with raising boys. We're not experts, but we've all raised or are raising boys. Join us today as we look into God's word, the ultimate "parenting guidebook" for raising boys to become men.
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Character study of Joseph, now that he's in Egypt.
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A look at the life and character of Joseph in Egypt
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Last week we noticed Jesus is the Great Teacher. This week join us as we look more deeply at some of his parables. Matthew 13 is a parable filled chapter, with lots to learn about ourselves and the Kingdom of God. Bring your bible, bring an open heart.
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A look at the character and significance of Joseph.
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Jesus amazed people. Not only did he perform some incredible miracles (restoring sight to the blind, feeding 5,000+ people with five pieces of bread and two fish, etc.), but he taught in unique and authoritative ways. One of the primary teaching tools Jesus used were parables. Join us today as we discuss the purpose of parables, how Jesus used them, and dissect an example parable. Bring your Bibles and bring an open heart.
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Join us this week as we finish out the letter of James. In his closing statements, James gives some practical advice concerning patience, prayer, and accountability. Bring your Bible and an open heart to finish out this great text with us.
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A look at Abraham, a friend of God.
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James starts off with a piercing question: "Do you have problems with people?" Everyone, in some respect can answer that question with a yes. Join us today and see what James has to offer in way of advice for dealing with our life problems. Bring and open Bible and bering and open heart, as we look into the Word together.
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A study of Barnabas' character, and thoughts about how to emulate him.
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Join us in the third chapter of James as we move into the section where James primarily deals with our speech. Speech is a huge topic in Scirpture and controlling what comes out of our mouths is vital as followers of Christ. Bring your Bible and come with an open heart while we talk about this very important area of life.
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James is extremely practical, as we’ve already seen. What then does James have to say about our relationships with one another? And what does he have to say about Faith and Works? Join is today as we answer these questions and more from the text of James chapter 2
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Today the BibleQuest Panelists answer the question, “What was the difference between John’s baptism and Jesus’s baptism?” Join us as we talk about John’s baptism found in Acts 19, and then come to James 2 to hear some more practical advice from James.
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Wednesday's BibleQuest discussion continues with Part 5 of the Fruit of the Spirit - Kindness and Goodness.
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The Panelists continue talking about the Fruit of the Spirit: Peace
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Self defense is a huge hot button topic, especially in our society today. But what does the Bible say about it? Join us as we look through a handful of passages to establish God’s principles relating to self-defense. Bring a bible, and come with an open heart.
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Join us in the book of James as we discuss some of the key principles in the first chapter of the book. James in a lot of ways is the New Testament mirror of Proverbs. There are so many “small nuggets” of wisdom within. Open your bible’s and open your hearts as we dive into this great letter of wisdom.
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The gospel of John is the most unique of all four gospels. John takes his time as he shows the readers the Christ, and proves through His life that He is the source of life. During Jesus’ 30 years on this earth he did many great things, but along the way He interacted with many fairly ordinary people. Join us this week in the gospel of John as we learn from the lives of those in the first century whose lives were touched by the Messiah.
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Fruit of the Spirit - Part 3
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This previously recorded episode is Part 1 of the series on Fruit of the Spirit.
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The characteristics of the Fruit of the Spirit are not emotional feelings. These are choices we make to live a certain way.
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Jesus, Paul and others say, “Do not be anxious”. In todays world, that’s sometimes easier said than done. So why, how, and when should we not be anxious? Join us in the text as we try to understand how to overcome anxiety in our lives using God’s Word.
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In Paul’s letter to the Romans there is a pretty clear section division found going from chapter 11-12. At the end of chapter 11 Paul is overwhelmed by God’s goodness, wisdom, and mercy. In the beginning of chapter 12 he calls believers to a life of holiness based on that mercy. In this extremely practical chapter, we discuss the necessary life changes that MUST be present in a Christians life based on the mercies of God.
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Part 6 of Jesus’ last week is found in Matthew 28.
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Part 5 of Jesus’ last week is found in Matthew 27.
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Part 4 of Jesus’ last week is in Matthew 26.
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The story of Jesus’ last week before he was crucified continues - Part 3.
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The Bible has a lot to say about the impending judgement. There will be a last day in which God will judge the world by His perfect judge, Jesus the Christ. This week we look through a few of the parables of Jesus that discuss what will happen on this day, along with some other parables discussing the nature of the Kingdom of God. Grab a Bible and join us in the discussion!
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This week we look at the story of king Jehoshaphat. During his reign he finds himself in a position that most of us have found ourselves in; times when we have no idea what to do. Join in your Bibles and let’s see what the biblical answer is for how to deal with this trying experience.
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A look at the last few days before Jesus' crucifixion. In this episode we look at the last part of Matthew chapter 22 and and the first part of chapter 23.
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First of a series of webcasts looking at Matthew 21-28.
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Many people wonder, “How does one get saved?” This question has received many different answers over the years from many different religious groups. The Bible states, “There is ONE Lord, ONE faith, ONE baptism” (Ephesians 4:5). Join us as we look at the biblical text in Acts to see exactly how people were saved in the first century, and how they are still saved today.
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Today we introduce the background to Galatians. Join in your bibles in Acts as we put this New Testament letter into perspective; showing Paul’s attempts to combat one of the more rampant problems in the first century.
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Ever been someone that struggles with motivation? Maybe it's a consistent problem, or just arises sporadically. The proverbs do a great job at addressing the topic of laziness. In this episode we discuss how to overcome this common problem.
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People have many different reactions to Christ. From Jesus’ words in Matthew 16, one of the most important questions we can ask ourselves is, “who do YOU say Jesus is?” In todays show we observe some of the reactions people had to Jesus on the night he was killed.
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Nehemiah may be a lesser known character in the Bible, but as you read about his life and the challenges he faced we find a great example of how one overcomes the difficulties in life.
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This week Scott gets the opportunity along with guest Ben Hall to interview long time servant of the Lord, Sewell Hall. Join us as we discuss some eternal truths with Sewell and learn from his example.
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A consideration of the particular circumstances in cases where God struck someone dead.
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In Romans 8:14, the apostle Paul wrote, “For all who are led by the Spirit of God are sons of God.” (ESV). Often some look at this verse and claim “the Holy Spirit is telling me . . .” or “the Holy Spirit is showing me . . .” or “I feel the Spirit moving me . . .” What Paul wrote in Romans 8 means something, but what does it mean? How is one ‘led by the Spirit of God?”
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There are numerous examples in the Scriptures that have been preserved for us today. Many of them are examples of what to do and how to act and show exemplary characteristics in one way or another. However, some of the examples we have are almost all bad. Even from these characters we can learn valuable and eternal lessons—namely, what NOT to do. In today’s show we examine Cain’s life and how in many ways: he failed to meet the test.
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Three things that are helpful:
1) Follow the early Christians growth plan — Acts 2:41-47;
2) Be a Barnabas; 3) Have Reasonable Expectations - Heb. 6:1-2.
Three things that are hurtful:
1) Overwhelming them with unreasonable expectations;
2) Seeing disunity in the local church;
3) Seeing hypocrisy in the local church.
Lessons to Learn From the Life of Joseph
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What’s our duty to our parents and/or our grandparents? There are few things in life which require as much work as our family. And one of the few things that return so many rewards. However, the current trend today the family unit is facing attacks on multiple levels. Ultimately many will or are already suffering for it.
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Spiritual Gifts began during the time of the apostles in the 1st century. What were their purpose, how were they distributed and to who, and finally how long would these miraculous gifts last. The BibleQuest panelists will consider these questions from the biblical record which gives us the answers.
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Are there any valuable lessons could we can learn from the story of Naaman. He was a man of valor, a powerful warrior, the commander of the Syrian Army and he was from a pagan culture.
His story is found in 2 Kings 5 and includes a young slave girl who is owned by Naaman’s wife. It includes the King of Israel who doesn’t trust Naaman’s motives, and Naaman’s desire to be cured of leprosy to the point of willing to pay for his healing which is the equivalent of $4.8 Million in gold and silver. After being convinced of letting go his pride, and then after being healed of his leprosy, he asks for the strangest thing from Israel’s prophet: a truck load of dirt to bring home to Syria with him. Then you have the prophet Elisha’s dedicated servant, Gehazi, who lets his greed destroy him. Yes, there are a few lessons we can learn from the story of Naaman.
The apostles had absolute authority from Jesus to command the early churches and tell them what they need to do. However, there are times where the apostles will appeal to love rather than command. In this episode we will discuss those specific places in Scripture. 1) Motivated by love to forgive — Philemon. 2) Motivated by love to give — 2 Cor. 8-9; Jn 3:16. 3) Motivated by love to give up my “rights” — 1 Cor. 8-9; 13
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Since God foreknew that man would eventually sin and thereby had his plan for salvation before the foundation of the world, a question was asked, “Does that imply God didn’t plan well?” No it doesn’t. From Genesis 1, 2, and 3, Romans 8:20-22, and other passages the answer to that question will become clear.
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Are there valuable and practical lessons that we can learn from the life and experiences of the prophet Jeremiah. Jeremiah faced major challenges and threats from, of all people, the kings and people of Judah. The reason was because he continually warned them of their inevitable destruction, just like Israel. Because of their total rejection of God their time has come and Jeremiah was called by God to declare his judgement upon them. How does this relate to us today?
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After man sinned, God had a plan. The promises to the Patriarchs were a part of that plan.
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Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness’ sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. How can we be happy when we’re attacked or even persecuted because of our beliefs? A timely discussion in a day when there are those who are trying to ‘cancel’ individuals who speak the truth in the face of evil.
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What does the book itself say about its fulfillment.
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Some of the early Christians in Corinth were doubting that Christ was actually raised from the dead. Other’s were saying the Christian resurrection had already happened. Today, just like then, there is a lot of doubt and misunderstanding about the resurrection. The word of God gives ample evidence and information so that we don’t have to be misled by others.
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This world is filled with thousands of choices each and every day. To no surprise, the Scriptures are very clear that this world is not filled with multiple decisions, but simply 2. In Matthew 7:13-27 Jesus gives His followers 2 options. In this episode we will explore the black and white nature of those 2 decisions. A study of Matthew 7:13-27
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As we continue our study of the Beatitudes today the Panelist pick up in Matthew 5:7 where Jesus said, “Blessed are the merciful, for they shall receive mercy.”
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Micah 4 speaks of the latter days, and other prophecies. But in chapter 5 the prophet specifies by name the town where the future King will be born. In Matt 2 and John 7 we learn many people were expecting Messiah to come from this small unimportant town called Bethlehem. He will bring peace with God and peace within the Kingdom.
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Jesus said, “Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be satisfied.” What does it mean to hunger and thirst for righteousness, and what is this righteousness.
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BibleQuest guest speaker Jeremy Dehut, from La Grange, KY serves as a preacher, teacher and counselor. Jeremy's blog can be accessed at JeremyDehut.com where he also provides Bible study material. Today Jeremy will talk about this 'ministry' is a service where we have the opportunity to perform. It’s not our career, it’s God giving us the ability and the privilege to work in his service.
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The BibleQuest Panelists look into what God’s word says about using instrumental music in worship.
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In Paul's letter to the Colossians, the apostle briefly mentioned that he also wrote a letter to the Christians in Laodicea. He tells them to see to it that they, the Colossians, also read that letter from Laodicea. The question becomes, where is that letter? If it was so important for other Christians to read that letter, then why don't we have it in our bibles today? Well, there's three possibilites.
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The BibleQuest Panelists respond to an intersting and challenging question submitted by one of their viewers: If Jesus and God are one, how come Jesus said Gods will be done; Wouldn’t that imply Jesus is subject to God and not one with Him?
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Wednesday's BibleQuest panelists give an overview of key points in the apostle Paul's first letter to the Christians in Corinth.
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Today we're joined by our guest Panelist: Don Bunting. Today's talk involves a question recently recently submitted from one of our viewers: What’s your suggestion on how to teach teenagers the word of God so that they can see him in their lives, and how can you find the way to neutralize all the false doctrines and agendas that they are exposed to.
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Overview of the entire letter, paying attention to the logical flow of Hebrews.
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There is a lot of confusion out there about what and who Jesus is. This confusion isn’t exclusive to us today, but was a problem Jesus had to address with his own disciples. In this episode we will discuss the confusion Jesus’ own apostles had centuries ago, as well as discuss the statements that help us see Jesus more clearly today.
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2 Kings 22 - In his 18th year, 26 years old as King of Judah, Josiah found the lost book of God, Deuteronomy. Today’s guest speaker, Joe Works, considers what our attitude should be when we discover something new from God’s word.
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Paul spends the first 4.5 chapters in his letter to the churches in rebuking them to not go to another gospel. The Gentile Christians were being persuading by false teachings that they must obey the Law of Moses, specifically circumcision, in order to be saved.
Galatians is a response to what we is happening in Act 15. Luke is describing the actions of the Judaizers, where Galatians is a letter from Paul to some churches who bought into their false teaching.
The heavenly places that exist in the spiritual realm now, and later in the future.
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How do you provide a reason for the hope that is in you when critics of the Bible claim that the stories of Jesus are just that, stories invented by indivduals much later in the first century?
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A discussion of contrasting perspectives, or world views, and how our world view should affect our interactions with those around us.
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Can you look back on you life and recognized where you had missed certain opportunities? Today we look at individuals you missed great opportunities in the Gospel.
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Proverbs has a lot to say about laziness. For example looking at the productivity of the ant, and recognizing what the lazy man truly loves. As we learn these things and look within ourselves we can avoid the painful consequences of laziness.
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First thing the 117th Congress decided to do is strike certain words from use within language in House Rules. Words referring to definitive gender indentification is now prohibitive, will not be included in House language, and will not be tolerated. All this from inclusive and tolerant members of the House. Go figure. But what does God say about this approach?
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The prophet Haggai is an often overlooked book. Only two chapters in the book but it gives us insight to what God thinks of us as we go about our busy lives.
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A BibleQuest viewer commented and asked a very interesting question: At least on the surface, Jer 31:35-37 looks like it is saying Israel will never quit being God’s chosen people. Is this talking about spiritual Israel?
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Did Jesus actually claim that he was God in the flesh? Or was the concept invented by men years after he died?
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We can be misled by assumptions, favorable circumstances, over zealous without knowledge, church leaders or our feelings and expectations.
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As we see our civil liberties eroding at an unprecedented pace how is a Christian to respond?
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The Panelist discuss the following question from a viewer: Can you explain the difference between James 2:24 "a person is justified by works..." and Galatians 2:16 "a person is not justified by the works of the law..."?
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When God shuts the door no one will any longer have access. Consider the following:* The door to the ark (Gen. 7:16) * The door to Lot's house (Gen. 19:10) * Judgment (Lk. 13:22-30) * Jesus is the door (Jn. 10:1-10; Rev. 3:7-8)
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A viewer asked about the "don't tell anyone" statements Jesus made. Why did he make such statements? In particular, in Luke 7, he raises the young man of Nain in front of the multitudes following him, then shortly after, raises Jairus's daughter, in Luke 8, and says, "don't tell anyone." Why?
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Future or present tense? As John reveals his vision we see that he is already in the tribulation and the churches are facing it in their time. This is not talking about a future special tribulation.
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Where did the concept of 'Faith Only' come from, because it's not found in the Bible. That may be surprising since it's so widely preached and accepted by so many Christians.
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Part 2 of our discussion of Philippians finishes up with chapter 2 & 3.
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How can anyone be upbeat and positive in today’s political or social climate? Well, let’s see, Paul was in lock down as a prisoner, some colleagues were stabbing him in the back, and he was nearing the end of his life. This letter can teach us how to be positive and upbeat, even in 2020.
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A discussion of Dispensational Premillennialism including Tribulation, Armageddon, and the Rapture.
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1) Why did God curse Pharaoh of Egypt when it was Abrahama who lied in ch. 12? 2) Why does God keep promising Abraham a son, but take so long to deliver on the promise? 3) Why did Hagar have to go back to Sarai (ch. 16) 4) What is the point of circumcision 5) Why does Abraham question God in ch. 18:22-33? 6) What does it mean that God kept Abimelech from sinning in 20:6? 7) Why would God make Abraham sacrifice his son in ch. 22
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Why does anyone need forgiveness and how does one obtain it?
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A viewer asked if it's OK to marry a cousin. Are there Scriptures that address marrying close relatives?
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Did I hear that right? Did the Pope actually condoned same sex unions?
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If God is suppose to be all good, how can he not do anything about the evil and violence against innocent people? This question is usually poised to doubt the existence of God. So how does a believer respond?
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This is really a serious discussion. It has to do with immortality and where one will spend eternity. Therefore it is dangerous to simply follow the teaching of men who try to play down what the scriptures teach, and simply make bold statements that baptism is a work without letting the scriptures to define the term.
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The Wisdom Literature, sometimes called the Poetry books, consist of five books and they all have a relationship with each other. Proverbs speaks about principles for wise and righteous living which lead to positive things as well as consequences for making the wrong choices. Ecclesiastes on the other hand speaks about raw observations about life.
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It is wiser to listen than to speak, especially in these 5 circumstances: 1) In the head of anger; 2) When you don't have all the answsers; 3) When your words will hurth another; 4) If you can't speak without yelling; 5) When it's time to listen to rebuke.
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1 Timothy chapter 2 starts with instructions for particular prayers and for men to pray with holy hands and ends with instructions for women with regards to their role. Challenging passages for our modern day world views.
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There are a lot of things people say about the bible in an effort to belittle or discredit the bible. Many things people claim that are in bible are in fact not really in the bible. For example people talk about the apple that Adam and Eve ate, or that Mary Magdalene was a prostitute, or other false claims. Yet they will make such statements without really knowing what they're talking about. The Panelists will unpack some of the popular claims, and compare them with what is actually in the book.
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Part 2 of the discussion surrounding the Holy Spirit.
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A BibleQuest.org viewer asked, "Could you explain what 'gift of the Holy Spirit' means in Acts 2:38.
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Why do we end prayers with, "In Jesus' name, amen," if there isn't any example of that ending within the Bible? Obviously it appears to be a world wide standard among Christians. So where did it come from, is there any merit or reason to end our prayers like that, and is it a requirement that we do?
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A discussion of the popular notion that one can simply say a prayer and be saved. The question is: Where is there any example of this in the Bible?
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How can anyone be content and not anxious about the circumstances we find ourselves in today. Covid-19, civil unrest plus division in so many sectors of society. Not to mention that this is all happening during a presidential election cycle.
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Open questions from the audience on any bible subject or topic.
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Philippians Part 5 - “Chapter 3” The high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Paul addresses the influence of the Judaizing teachers, and emphasizes that righteousness is in Christ, not in circumcision.
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There are at least 3 or 4 misconceptions about the resurrection that some have today, that 1 Corinthians chapter 15 does not support. The apostle Paul was dealing with similar. if not the same, misconceptions in the first century.
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Who is the suffering servant that is described in Isaiah 53? Some say that it is the Nation of Israel. Some say it's the Messiah. The BibleQuest Panelists let the Scripture itself provide the answer.
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Starting in Philippians 1:18 the apostle Paul rejoices about his life as he lives for Christ. But at the same time he finds it hard to choose between two realities.
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Jesus is clearly found in the Old Testament. More than just a few characters in the Old Testament have incredible similarities that go beyond coincidence.
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In Part 2 of their study of Philippians, the Panelists talk about fellowship as defined in the bible, as compared to how modern religionists define it.
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The Panelists look at a few of the keywords such as saints, overseers or bishops, and what their true meanings are as used in Philipians chapter 1.
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Did the Global Flood, as described in Genesis actually occur? The Panelists discuss the record, the history and why.
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Is the need to work a biblical principal? Purpose and roles of men and women in the realm of working.
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The BibleQuest Panelist look deeper into American societal decay, particular how the entertainment industry plays an important role.
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How much has our society devolved over the past 50 years, is the topic the Panelists talk about today. Not only how much has changed but the reasons for the change are talked about.
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Everyone is guilty of partiality, even though we may not realize it or admit it. And it doesn't matter what social, political or economic class one is in. Partiality is an equal opportunity behavioral characteristic that is a source of many of our issues. The Bible identifies it and has the only solution.
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Is Satan a real being or is he just the personifaction of evil?
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In What About Angels - Part 2 we talk about who, what, and where are angels.
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There are many bible translations, but some think that only the King James Version is the right one we should use. And some have even said that all others are corrupted versions.
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Is Heaven and Paradise the same thing or same place? Where is it, or are they, and when are they? Very intriguing questions for sure. The Panelist attempt to answer these questions based on what the bible actually says.
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What lessons can we possible learn from a leper? Apparently we can learn a lot.
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The origins of the word hypocrite are very interesting. Today the word is often used within a moral or religious setting. We've all heard someone say, 'Those people are all a bunch of hypocrites, and I don't want to have anything to do with them.' In fact Jesus accused religious leaders of his day of being hypocrites.
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As a Christian and part of the Body of Christ, God put us in a specific place. How do I figure out what my place in the Body is?
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When should we obey or disobey the government? But the bigger question is how should we treat our brethren during this COVID-19 crisis when we have differing views?
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The Vine and the Branches: Who, or what, are the branches that can be cut off from the vine? The Panelists discuss the error of Once Saved Always Saved doctrine. The bible defines and explains how we do have Eternal Security in Jesus Christ, but many denominations don't teach this biblical truth.
Ref: John 15:1-12; Romans 8
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What about the documents written before the time of Christ, or even after the time of Christ, that were never accepted as part of the Bible? The Panelists discuss the validity of such documents and contrast them to the bible.
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Why did Jesus speak in parables? He gives us the answer in Mark 4, as well as in Matthew 13, after he tells and explains the parable of the sower.
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Connections between Nehemiah and Ezra. This is after the captivity, and now heading back to the land, the people begin rebuilding the temple. But not everything goes well.
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Some people teach that Jesus will love you just the way you are. In other words you don't have to do a thing, or change anything in your life. Is that what Jesus taught, or is that human reasoning?
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When we consider the hero's of Hebrews chapter 11, it causes us to consider Jesus Christ in an interesting way.
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Psalm 107 describes four different situations of distress that any of us can find ourselves in at one time or another. The Psalmist then describes the solution that God offers to all.
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A summary of the apostle Paul's defense that he made during his trial before Governor Felix. He talks about righteousness, self-control and the judgement to come.
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Some critics question authorship and the date of when the Gospel of Luke and the Book of Acts were written. Using external and internal evidence the Panelists offer the answer of who and when.
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In this webcast the Panelists discuss Psalm 119 and the interesting Hebrew Poetic device that is used.
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Last week was an introduction to this difficult passage from Peter. Today's webcast explores the various conclusions that people make as to what it means when Peter said Christ went in the Spirit to proclaim to the spirits in heaven.
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What kind of excuses do we make that keep us from coming to the Lord.
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1 Peter 3 contains a somewhat difficult passage. This week the Panelists introduce the subject by looking at an overview and the opening chapters of the letter.
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With increased recent earthquakes, coronavirus, etc., people are asking if these are signs of the end times. Is this what the book of Revelation and Matthew 24 talking about?
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Joseph was Jacob’s favorite son and it may appear that Joseph was arrogant or he was just being honest when telling his brothers about his dreams. This is a story of trials, and abandonment to slavery and imprisonment. Involved in circumstances out of his control and yet Joseph remains faithful to God no matter where he finds himself. His rise to power and an elevated position shows God’s hand in all of this for one purpose.
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All of a sudden we're living in disappointing and changing times. We're no longer able to carry out plans or activities we were counting on or expecting to do. All of this happening by circumstances outside of our control, but we're not alone.
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What is Jesus teaching when he said blasphemy against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven? The Panelists dissect this challenging passage.
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There's a connection between the prophet Elijah and the New Testament prophet John the Baptist. Jesus identified John in a sense as Elijah, but John said he wasn't Elijah when asked by the Pharisees.
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As an arrogant atheist, several years ago Carl Ballard set out to prove the bible was not true. In other words a hoax. In today's podcast Carl shares an amazing story of a transformation from atheist to an evangelist for Christ.
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Romans 7 and 8 are challenging chapters. Who is the dead man in chapter 7 and who is the man in chapter 8? Is the same man or two different individuals?
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The bible talks about a sin leading unto death and a sin not leading unto death. What is meant by that, and what is or are such sins?
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Adultery is not a very popular concept in today's culture. The Panelists look at the biblical definition of adultery, examples of it, and make the application of ‘what if I’m an adulterer’.
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What changed and what did not change between the Old Testament and the New Testament? Some say nothing changed, and that we should serve God under both. Others say everything changed and we're not to consider anything within the Old Testament.
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John the Baptist, Jesus Christ and his 12 apostles continued to teach about 'repentance'. In order to understand what it actually is, the Panelists turn to the scriptures to find examples of people not just talking about it, but doing it.
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The book of Hebrews was written to Jewish Christians, exhorting them to leave their previous religious practices behind them. And preparing them for the pending destruction of the temple.
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A Christian has two choices: stand courageously or compromise with what's trending in our world today.
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The apostle Paul gives instructions to Christians on responsibilities of different roles we find ourselves in. Wives, husbands, children bond servants.
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Colossians chapter 3 speaks about if you were raised with Christ, then you should put on the 'New Self'. In other words if you died with Christ then you have been raised as a new creation.
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Unpacking chapter 2 of Colossians
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Hebrews was written to Christians who were primarily Jewish.
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A study of Colossians chapter 1 reveals, among several things, an in depth understanding of who Jesus Christ is.
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What does the Bible say about transgender? That question was asked by one of our viewers and we spend the entire show discussing it. (Original broadcast: June 21, 2017).
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The apostle Peter needed to learn a lesson about the Gospel. It took a strange vision and an unexpected encounter with a Gentile. (Original Broadcast: March 21, 2017).
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Using factual statements from the Koran and the Bible this 45 minute discussion makes an interesting comparison between Jesus and Muhammed. (Originally broadcasted March 2017).
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Four points discussed from 1 Corinthians 10. 1. Can one lose their salvation. 2. Circumstances that can cause us to sin. 3. Idolatry. 4. The spiritual warfare we face.
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DISCLAIMER: In this discussion Jeff plays the role of an atheist in making the argument that morality is subjective which is the opposite of his personal views. His true position is clarified later in the webcast.
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In Acts chapter 8 we find an example of how Christians can receive the miraculous power of God. Then later on in the chapter we see again how someone actually becomes a Christian. It involves more than just believing in Jesus.
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What motivates someone to become a Gospel teacher? Could there be wrong motives?
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The Panelists point out interesting details about Jesus' death and resurrection. For example it becomes clear that the false story of his body being stolen from the tomb doesn't hold up at all. And what day exactly was he crucified. And other factual and interesting details.
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In this discussion the Panelists compare the final point the doctrine of Calvinism makes: Perseverance of the saints. In other words, 'once saved always saved'. The go to Scriptures to see how well this doctrine holds up.
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The Panelists dissect the doctrine of Calvinism as explained in "The Five Points of Calvinism", a study guide by Edwin H. Palmer and compare it to what the Bible teaches.
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A viewer recently asked, since the modern English bibles have been translated so many times, and with so many versions, containing differences how can we know what we have is really accurate? Great question. The Panelist show exactly how we can know.
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Jeff shares his recent trip to Ephesus including photos of ancient ruins, and compares them to what Luke describes in Ephesus in Acts 19.
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The Panelists look at the fruit of the Spirit as listed in Galatians. They discuss the principals, how to achieve them and give character examples from the Bible.
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Considering Galatians 5 the Panelists talk about contrasting the works of the flesh against the works of the spirit.
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From hostility to belief, Saul of Tarsus became an valuable eye witness for the movement.
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Jeff shares his visit to the city of Philippi and makes the connects to Paul's travels to Macedonia and establishing the church in Philippi.
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America's children are the most over medicated and under educated children in the world. Why is that?
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In this episode we will discuss some of the current challenges for the Christian in college. Namely, sexual purity and how a young Christian will function in their local church.
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Special guest, author Eric Parker joins the Panelists as they interview him and discuss his just released book, 'Behold The Builder - Scientific Evidences for the Biblical God'
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Jesus was talking about using Religious Titles when he said call no man 'father'. How does calling anyone "Pastor" fit in to that, or does it not apply?
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The Panelists take a close look at Matthew 21 where Jesus makes his triumph entry into Jerusalem and confronts the Jewish leaders in the temple.
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The Christians in Corinth were facing some serious issues, so the apostle Paul explains their problems and how to correct things. Very similar to some of the issues we are facing today, in our society.
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The Panelists unpack the first few chapters of Paul's letter to the Christians in Corinth.
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Decades of "Mideast Peace Plans" have come and gone without any progress made. Today's discussion is not about the politics but the historical background from a biblical vantage point.
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If anyone claimed that he was the way, the truth and the life, what would you think of him? You might say he is out of his mind. Some thought Jesus was mad, and in fact they wanted to kill him because of his bold statements like this one. And kill him they did. The Panelists unpack this statement made by Jesus, and to uncover what he is really saying.
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Wednesday's BibleQuest Panelists discuss Part 2 of a debate about the false theology of infant baptism. Both sides try to use scriptures as its authority.
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The Panelists open their discussion with points made in a recent debate on the subject of Once Saved Always Saved. They look at why people believe this theology in spite of the fact that this concept is not taught in Holy Scripture.
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Where did the concept of Original Sin come from? Many individuals and religious institutions believe and teach this concept. The BibleQuest Panelists discuss this from a biblical perspective and claim it is not found in scriptures. What say you? Please leave your comments at BibleQuest.tv after watching this program.
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A viewer asked: " Why is the path so narrow? What is it that people will be missing that will cause Jesus to say "away from me you evil doers"? How can we be sure that we're on the right path?"
The BibeQuest Panelists discuss this very challenging question.
Three different cities, three different responses, when the apostle Paul preaches Jesus Christ.
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The BibleQuest panelists discuss violence in different venues, and its affect on us.
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When someone with a 'celebrity' status, claiming to be Christian, then openly rejects Jesus Christ, can have a major impact, both positive and negative, on not only believers, but unbelievers as well.
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The danger of comparing our suffering, our blessings, our spirituality and ourselves to the world.
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What does the Bible teach about being competitive, whether it be in sports or other areas of life?
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Some say that we do not have to follow examples found the Bible. They say the only thing we're obligated to do is obey direct commands. The Panelists look at this subject in detail.
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Does 'authority' have any relevance within religion? Some say authority is a requirement in serving and worshiping God. If that's true, by what authority is it established? If you have follow up questions to this controversial subject, please go to biblequest.tv and fill out the form.
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The BibleQuest Panelists define sin, who is capable of committing sin, and most importantly what can anyone do about it.
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A discussion on spiritual verses material aspects of Paul's statements about Law in Romans chapters 7 and 8.
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A key to understanding the Book of Revelation is but reading it's beginning. It sets the stage for the when and why of the rest of this often mis-used book written by the apostle John.
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Three topics of discussion today from viewers: What are the rolls of women in the church; What did Paul mean in 1 Timothy 1:9 about Law; and what does God think about social drinking or smoking marijauna?
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Its asserted that the man has no right in the discussion of abortion. Then doesn't that approach remove him from responsibility at every level? Could that be why some men favor the idea of letter her end the life of their unborn child.
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The apostle Paul makes some interesting statements at his trial before King Agrippa. Acts 26 overview. PLEASE visit www.biblequest.tv to send in your questions or comments.
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One can receive forgiveness for abortion and other sins committed.
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This discussion involves guilt and forgiveness of the most vile sins one can commit.
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Many reasons are given to justify abortion. Today's BibleQuest discussion is not political nor advocating state legislation, nor is it imposing our moral views on anyone. Well, then what's it about? Its about looking at this subject objectively, rather than subjectively. Can anyone do that?
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The Panelists discuss the four major views of 1 Corinthians 11:2-16 with regards to women wearing head coverings.
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Does God hear the prayers of a sinner? The Panelists discuss this age old question, from the perspective of what the bible says about it.
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A viewer in the audience responded to a previous show where the panelists talked briefly about LBGT community in relationship to the bible. The viewer said that one can be Gay and still have an acceptable relationship with God. Actually claiming that if you dig deeper into the Scriptures you'll discover that homosexual behavior is not condemned. The panelists took the challenge and dug deeper and exposed the truth of the matter. Not their truth, the biblical truth.
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Most religious people would want to include musical instruments in their worship to God. Why would anyone say we shouldn't?
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A viewer sent in a question asking, "How should one deal with shame?" Shame is brought about through a number of ways, including circumstances outside of our control. How does the bible address these things, and how can we eliminate shame.
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Calvinism teaches that God has chosen who is saved and who will be lost, on an individual basis. That means we have no choice in the matter, and there's nothing we can do about it. When we look at God's Word we see that what they teach is not in God's Word.
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A podcast viewer doesn't think that the bible dispel's carbon dating or the theory of evolution. The Panelists discuss the science of carbon dating. They also talk about what Jesus said about money, and our attitudes about it.
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If you were asked, "what is Fellowship?" what would come to mind. Many may not realize how this term has evolved away from how the bible describes and uses the word fellowship.
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The Panelists discuss three, actually four, different topics which do have a relationship.
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If Jesus came back today, and all the religious leaders want him to come visit them and their church, who would he want to talk with and what would he say?
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Obviously the bible has a lot to say about temptation. Understanding the true definition and description of temptation will help us to overcome when we are tempted.
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Did the apostle Paul write all the letters that has his name attached them or not? One modern critic claims he knows better than those of the 1st and 2nd century.
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Modern critics claim there is no evidence that shows the biblical story of the Exodus ever happened. The Panelist invited special guest Kyle Pope to show it depends on dating, because as he'll demonstrate, there is evidence of such an event.
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Its more than not cheating on one's spouse. What are the things that lead up to such behavior?
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Critics often accuse the God of the bible as a cruel God. We're asked why don't your be honest and preach on the 'bloody bible'.
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Gnostics in our day seem to have the same arrogance and enlightened attitude as those in the 1st century.
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A viewer asked what are the different types of 'sanctification' and related bible references. The Panelists also discuss 'community seclusion' such as Amish communities. And finally we talk about not hating the antichrist.
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Sometimes we think too much of ourselves. At other times we may think very little of ourselves. Where and how do we find our true value? Once we find it we will have true peace, and contentment.
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Starting with the often used-out-of-context statement of 'Judge Not', the BibleQuest Panelists take us through Jesus' dialogue as he concludes his famous Sermon on the Mount.
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The conversation that Jesus has with Nicodemus is truly profound. Its deeper than what some may think.
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People in the Old Testament couldn’t make up their minds whether to follow God or not. Even after seeing the power of God. No surprise we see the same opinions today.
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Is it magic, is it real, is it from Satan? Today the Panelists discuss the biblical view of magic, sorcery and things of the supernatural with regards to our present time.
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Is there any evidence, biblically or archeologically, that indicates the coexistence of dinosaurs with humans? Today's Wednesday Panelists discus this very interesting and important topic.
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Being alone and loneliness are different things. The panelists discuss these things, answer a viewers question about does being alone inhibit our faith or the effectiveness of our prayers.
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Speaking on origins, what is the answer to the age old question: How did the first living thing come into existence?
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Scientific data shows that the more we have the less content we are. The word of God had said this long ago. But the question is: why is that the case?
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The story of Cornelius' conversion is mentioned in multiple places in Acts. This implies that the Holy Spirit places importance on this story. Lets look at the details.
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With the passing of the new abortion law in NY State, and other states soon to follow, how and what can Christians do? What should we do?
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What do you mean I can't act that way, its 2019?
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In 2 Peter 3:10, what exactly does the apostle Peter mean when referring to the heavenly bodies being burned up and dissolved?
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What advice does the bible give on self control?
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There are examples in scripture of good listeners and truth seekers. There are also examples of those who just want to argue, or don't even want to reason from the word of God. Each of us fall into one of those two categories.
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Two questions from our audience today are discussed. Modern day issues of idolatry. Is that possible? And what is meant by Paul when he said something about 'being baptized for the dead', in 1 Cor 15:29.
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The transformation of Saul who became the apostle Paul. From his confidence in the flesh to confidence in Christ.
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Pornography can enslave a person. The Panelists take a biblical view of this evil and discuss practical applications to avoid it or overcome it.
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The word 'addiction' is used today to describe or explain away human behavior. The Panelists look at what the word of God has to say about it.
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What is God's view on war? (Is it ok for soldiers to kill?) What was God’s logic on having the Israelites kill every living thing in Jericho? Joshua 6:21 This verse sounds like they also killed the children. How can this be ok?
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From a viewer in our audience: "Christians still seem to struggle with finding Scriptural and loving responses to those in the LGBT groups. There seems to be no way of winning them over to Christ."
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Jonah was reluctant to go to Nineveh, but was still a foreshadow of the Messiah, and an interesting comparison with others in the New Testament.
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Was Jesus a real person who lived in the 1st century or was he just an invented myth?
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Was demon possession in the 1st century a real thing, and why? Can it happen today?
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1st century Christians were being wrongfully criticized for not obeying Sabbath and other Feast Day laws of the Old Testament. Are Christians today required to observe the Sabbath?
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Everyone wants or needs forgiveness. Why is that? What is forgiveness and why do we need it?
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Biblically speaking and humanly speaking: What about abortion? The Panelists discuss this very sensitive topic.
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It may not be clear what Ham actually did, but there's more to the story than some speculate.
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Does repentance have anything to do with, or involved in, being saved?
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A comment/question from one of our viewers: Some believe when you die the breath of life, (spirit) goes back to God while the body returns to dust. And we’re asleep until Jesus calls us. Some say you go to paradise or torment until judgement day. Now how can someone be in a place of torment if Judgement has not come.
The Panelists tackle this question from the perspective of what details, which are not many, from what the bible reveals.
There is an erroneous theory about who Michael the Archangel is. The Panelists answer a viewer's question on this topic.
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Some argue that the King James Version of 1611 is the only translation anyone should be using. Is that true, and on what basis could anyone make that assertion?
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Does the bible teach the doctrine of 'once saved, always saved'? Or, is this a man made opinion?
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Wise instructions from Proverbs 31.
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Additional feedback and questions about the Sabbath Rest. The 2nd discussion goes into musical intricacies and looking at the difference between the Old Covenant and the New Covenant.
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What is the gift of the Holy Spirit? The Panelists answer questions from a viewer asking is the gift forgiveness of sins, indwelling of the Spirit, or something more than that.
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Many times we'll hear from critics of the bible that its filled with contradictions. The intention is to show that the bible is not what it claims to be, the inspired word of God. So, what are some of these 'contradictions'?
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Is music something that God wants included in worship to him? If so, what kind?
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Immorality among Catholic priests and bishops, and the covering up of pedophilia is plaguing that church once again. Today, the panelists discuss the erroneous doctrine that the Catholic Church teaches which leads to sins of this kind.
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If baptism is a requirement for salvation, then why is it not considered a work. The bible teaches we are saved through faith, doesn't it?
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A viewer recently asked: In Acts 2 on the Day of Pentecost, I had always understood that ALL the apostles received the Holy Spirit and spoke in tongues (v. 4), and ALL of them were preaching (v.11), although we only have Peter's sermon in the Scripture. However, in a class another person insisted that ONLY Peter spoke because Jesus gave him the keys of the kingdom (Matt. 16:19). I had never heard this objection before. Could you discuss it?
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Some say its only a myth. Some say it really happened. How can we be sure that the resurrection of Jesus actually happened?
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A BibleQuest.tv viewer asked: How are we to understand how those living during Old Testament times who lived by faith were/will be saved?
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If facing financial issues, how is Christ the answer? Or if I’m dissatisfied with my job, or facing marital problems, why and how is Christ the answer?
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Why does the Lord hate these 7 things? On the other hand, are there 7 things the Lord loves?
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The Declaration of Independence states that all men are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights, among which are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Although well intentioned, is that statement based more in human reasoning than scripture? In other words, what inalienable rights, if any, has God given us?
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Over 40 different people wrote the book we call the bible, over a period of about 1,600 years. Did they do this on their own and just wrote down what they personally thought? Or were they somehow guided by the Creator? The Panelists discuss what appears to be an obvious question: How could men have collaborated over the centuries and make this story up?
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Is it appropriate to sing national patriotic music and wave the national flag in church? The Panelists also respond to another viewer who asks a related question. Is it wrong for a Christian to serve in the Military or fight in a war on behalf of the nation?
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Why do some Christians say baptism is necessary to be acceptable before God? The answer depends on whose authority you accept. Some think the bible is the only authority for serving God. Many think church doctrine or creeds, or a group of men, have the final say. The Panelists take the position its the bible that has ultimate authority with anything pertaining to God. And, the bible has a lot to say about baptism.
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What do foreshadows, foot washings and ancient manuscripts have in common? Not really too much, but the BibleQuest panelists unpack questions from viewers who had questions about them.
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Today's question from a viewer: Is it smart to be a walking billboard for Christ? I have several shirts that say things like , “Jesus is God”, or “I belong to Jesus the Christ”, when I wear them I get a lot of different reactions, a few compliments, but a lot of people seem afraid like maybe I’m crazy. I don’t know if I should where them or not.
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Today's program discusses two questions sent in from viewers. Shouldn’t all Christians be evangelical? And what is meant by the "eternal sin" of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit (Mark 3:28-30; Matthew 12:31-32; Luke 12:10)? Does this mean there is a sin you cannot repent of and that some people who have blasphemed in this way have no hope of salvation?
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Calvinism teaches that God does all the selecting or choosing, those who will be saved and who will not be saved from his wrath on the Judgement Day. No one can do anything about it, so they say. The question becomes how does anyone know if they are part of the "chosen" according to Calvinism? And how does that harmonize with the Bible?
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Yet, Jacob said he saw God fact to face
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Where does the bible teach once saved always saved?
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Sometimes there's no answer when we pray.
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Fellowship is not what we think it is
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Why did his disciples ask him to 'increase' their faith?
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The conjugal relationship in marriage
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How should we view events such as the American revolution, French revolution, etc in the light of Romans 13:1-7? Is there any authority for Christians to resist the laws of an oppressive government which are not contrary to God's will (high taxes, forced labor, etc)?
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Today's discussion takes a look into the Catholic practice of the Mass, and compares it with what New Testament scripture teaches. They also consider what is meant by, and the authority of 'Church Tradition.'
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It's been nearly 2000 years since the New Testament documents were written. Does what we have today accurately represent what was originally written, or has the Bible gone through changes over the centuries?
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Not too long after Adam & Eve was created, some men called upon the name of the Lord, while many didn’t. Some were good, some were wicked. We see a contrast also between two men of different lineage, who were 7 generations from Adam. So what is significant about a few of these men?
Does the term ‘sons of God’ refer to angels or particular men who are faithful to God? Regardless of which view, in Chapter 6 we see the whole world turns to wickedness. This in turn brings about the world flood and changed so many other things. A major event in the history of mankind.
Scientists can debate all night long, and some do, about the age of the Earth. Some say its an old Earth, while other scientists say its a young Earth. What's interesting is that both groups have the same evidence at their disposal.
But putting the age of the Universe aside, one of the Panelists seems to have a more basic problem, or question. Its not so much a question of 'what', but more of a question of 'where'.
Its clear from Genesis 4, and other passages, that God wants us to worship him. But does he have a method or manner that is specific. Or can we offer worship any way we want, and he'll just accept it? Jeff and Joe unpack Genesis 4 and a few other passages to answer this question.
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Did you know that Jesus lived in India between 12 and 30 years of age? Didn't know that? Bet you didn't know this either, that Jesus actually lived to around 100 years old and was buried in Japan. Hmm . . . Listen to what the BibleQuest Panelists are saying about this.
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Jeff and Joe continue their discussion of the first days of Creation as recorded in Genesis, as compared to the theory of Evolution. They start the show with making Creation connected observations from the apostle Paul's letter to the Christians in Galatia.
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Certain sins were overlooked. Why?
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Jeff and Joe discuss the Creation story of 6 days as described in Genesis as compared it to the theory of the Earth evolving over billions of years.
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Joe and Stephen discuss the challenges Christians face over pornography.
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The Panelists take on two interesting questions today. First question was do or can our prayers actually change things, or are they only something of comfort? Second, many times people ask, 'What does your church believe about . . .'. Do 'churches' have their unique belief and doctrine?
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What does the Bible say about making promises and vows. Are making vows a New Testament practice? If so what type of vows are there?
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What lessons if any can we learn from a man who is very much lost and at the same time is very religious. King Saul was such a man, and the truths surrounding his life can teach us very much.
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In our BAT segment today the Panelists were asked what would they say and do, from a biblical perspective, in certain scenarios. Before we got started a view in the audience asked, "but what about for those who don't believe in the bible". Great question, and the Panelists spent a good amount of time on this topic.
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Washings in the the New Testament were not a new thing. We find spiritual washings throughout the Old Testament. Does baptism have a relationship to those practices.
The Panelists also discuss a question about what does it mean to pray in Jesus' name?
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After hundreds of years of slavery the Jewish people were ‘delivered’ from Egypt. Moses established the dates and gives the details for the feast of the Passover, which is still celebrated even to this day by Jews. It appears that something bigger was established and has a connection with an event over a 1000 years later. (Exodus 13:3f)
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Should Thomas be condemned for not believing Christ was raised from the dead without physical proof? What is the phrase “Son of Man” mean, with reference to Christ? Does the prophecy in Zecharia predict an end of prophets in the future? Did God ‘Passover’ or an angle ‘Passover’ the homes of those Jewish slaves in Eygpt?
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Objections to baptism part 2. Why is there such a argument against a very common subject and action, found in the New Testament. Its easy to read about the necessity of baptism for the forgiveness of sins as prescribed in the New testament. But it becomes an issue when we try to look at it from a modern day theology. Is our theology of today the same as that of the apostles in the 1st century?
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Have you ever thought about what was behind the curtain in the Most Holy Place after the temple was destroyed during the captivity and then rebuilt by the people after the return? Then when Jesus died and the curtain was torn, what was behind it? What did the High Priest do behind the curtain only once each year. What was the blood of atonement sprinkled on if the Ark of the covenant was not there?
The Panelists tackle these questions as they look for the answers from Scriptures and then try to find any other reliable historical evidence.
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Special Guest: Gardner Hall
Two topics discussed today: 1. Sexual harassment; 2. The true nature of the church - seeking Christ
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Two current events are discussed: First the Supreme Court case involving a baker in Colorado. Second involving a manuscript discovery that may shed new light on things that were left out of the Bible.
And third, can the so called billions of years of the Earth’s existence be squeezed into those so-called skipped generations in the Bible. There are some who try to harmonize an old Earth concept with what the Bible teaches.
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Special guests Doy and Luke Moyer join Jeff to talk about Biblical Authority.
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What are the most popular bible translations being used today? What are the differences between the translations and why so many?
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Jeff and special guest Calvin Schlabock from Indiana talk about the recent church shootings in Texas and how Christians should defend themselves. They look at this controversial subject from a biblical perspective.
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The scriptures record many times where water immersion was one of the requirements included in salvation, such as Acts 2:38; 22:16; Romans 6, and 1 Pete3r 3:21 just to name of few. In spite of the clear statements about baptism, many churches in the U.S. teach the opposite. In other words they say baptism is not necessary in any way for salvation. They usually present a number of different reasons, or objections, to the teaching of baptism. The panelists analyze these objections and compare them to scriptures.
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Jeff explains how Isaiah 53, talking about the future Messiah, has a connection to the principle of Baptism for forgiveness of sins as described in the New Testament.
The Panelists also take questions from Scott in a segment called "What's you got, Scott". The point is how would you handle certain scenarios and what Bible character or passage would you to go?
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The Panelists talk about the practice of Baptizing infants. Is this a Biblical principal or something made up and created by Man.
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BibleQuest Wednesday Edition, Jeff and Joe invite a special guest to ask and answer the question, "Why is baptism such an anathema"?
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Today the Panelists look at the Word of God as a unique ‘Tool Kit’.
- Scott asks the Panelists questions about handling a variety of challenges in life. Think of the Bible as a Tool Kit what Scriptures would you turn to under certain.
a. Tired and discouraged from circumstances in our lives. How do you deal with discouragement in our lives, or in other people’s lives?
b. Facing illness or tragedy. What Scriptures would you use to help you through?
c. Tension between brethren. What tools in Scripture would be useful?
Unrelated to those topics, during the webcast a viewer commented and asked: Some believe the birth of Christ is a myth because the Bible has the only record of the event, and no mention of his birth in any wide area census during that time period. How do we explain this?
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There are 3 possibilities to which event the Son of Man refers to in Matthew 10:23. Was it the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD? Was it referring to Jesus' second coming? Or was it referring to some other event? The panelists unpack this passage, comparing it with other related passages to see if it can be determined.
Unrelated to that question, another viewer asked who are the 'dogs' mentioned in Revelation 22:15. This one may be a little easier to answer.
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The 'age old' question of Satan is discussed in today's Talk-Show. Where did Satan come from? Why does he exist and what is his nature? The question usually opens the door to other such questions. The answers might not be what most people think. But there's only one source where we can go to, to know for sure.
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Discussion on two questions about Christians picking and choosing certain things that Jesus taught, and rejecting others. We discuss the authority of Jesus Christ and what it means if you're a Christian.
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If someone suddenly dies unexpectedly did the have to die to make room for a new born on that day? This unusual question from a view raises some interesting thoughts. The panelists also discussed if there was a contradiction in John 20:17. And then a question was asked if Jesus contradicted Moses teaching on divorce.
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This episode continues the discussion of the question to Atheists: If God doesn't exist, how did morality evolve, or come into existence?
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Atheists claim we don't need God to be moral individuals. Well, what is 'moral'? Who determines what right and wrong is? We all seem to have a general understanding that certain things are wrong, but why? How did that evolve?
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Who or what does "666" refer to in Revelation 13:18? Some say it was a Roman Emperor, others say modern day religious leader. The second topic is Morality. The question is 'if God does not exist then where does morality come from'? If he doesn't exist then morality is subjective.
The panelist discuss these both topics with great interest from the audience.
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The apostle Paul admitted that if Jesus Christ was not raised from the dead then he, and all the apostles, are total liars. He said that to Christians who were saying there is no personal resurrection. Why would Jesus followers in the 1st century think that?
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Most everyone believes there are multiple ways to heaven, that there's not just one way. From the world's point of view 'only one way' sounds very narrow minded maybe even bigoted, but surely not inclusive. So the question is, who has the right or authority to answer that question?
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Two questions from the audience today: Is there more to simply believing in Christ? This discussion looks at the whole context surrounding John 3:16. The second question involves the panelists discussing a viewer's question about, "Where those performing baptism on the Day of Pentecost ordained, or not?" The question becomes, "What is meant by being ordained? Is that an Apostolic principle or one made up by men?"
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Today we answer the question about the possibility of two separate Laws under the Old Covenant. What exactly does the Bible say about it? We also introduce a new BibleQuest.tv segment called Myths and Legends that are not in the Bible which people claim they are. For example, who is Lucifer? Plus, who is Lilith - was she Adam's first wife before Eve?
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Some may not know this, but it appears that Mary, Jesus' mother, had other children after Jesus was born. At least that's what the Bible indicates. The panelists discuss this question and also a question pertaining to baptism with regards to the belief of the person doing the dunking.
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Some English words translated from the original Greek appear as different words in different Bible versions, which is what leads to confusion in many cases. The panelists look at five words such as baptize, church, bishop, pastor and fire.
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If graven images were forbidden then why did God instruct Moses to make two cherubim to set on the ark of the covenant, and why the bronze serpent for people to turn their eyes to in order to be saved from the plague?
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Today's show discusses three Bible questions from the audience: 1) Is there a discrepancy or contradiction between Matt 4:18 and John 1:35; 2) What is meant by 'until the times of the Gentiles are fulfilled' in Lue 21:24; and 3) What does Paul mean when he said women were not to speak in the churches.
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A question from our audience asks, "Religion, specifically the religion of Christ, has caused more harm and damage to mankind overall. Where has Christianity benefited mankind, from a humanistic point of view, as well as spiritual?" The panelists discuss this question, which opened the door for more questions.
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John the Baptist was controversial and radical in his message. He made enemies of the religious establishment, and was eventually executed for speaking truth. Jesus said there was no one greater than him in all the earth. But it was King Herod, the one who had John executed, who gave him what some say was the greatest compliment. But it was not one of intention.
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Two interesting but separate questions from the audience. The first one is if we can't command others to love us, how can we reconcile that God commands us to love him? The second more challenging question is about current world events and is Satan already loosed?
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The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the cornerstone of the Christian faith. But is there any evidence that it really happened or is it just a matter of believing it happened?
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This question from a viewer in our audience asked 'what happens when we die?' Since the beginning of time, everyone has asked that question at least one time in their life. But no one can answer it for sure, for obvious reasons. So, the only source we can turn to is the one who overcame death as recorded and witnessed, in the Bible.
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What does the Bible say about transgender? That question was asked by one of our viewers and we spend the entire show discussing it.
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The Apostles ask Jesus 3 questions about the future. Today's broadcast spends time in unpacking his answer about end times as recorded in Matthew 24.
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A viewer asked why is there segregation among churches today. We also discussed who is the Man of Lawlessness in 2 Thessalonians. Is he the so called antichrist?
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Guest panelist, and former atheist, Serghei Corcimaru discusses the fact that Jesus was very offensive in the 1st century and still is a major stumbling block. What makes Jesus so offensive to so many people, even today? Season 1, Episode 20.
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Why is there so much violence in the Old Testament, while we don't see hardly any in the New Testament? Season 1, Episode 16.
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This Q&A session discusses a few questions from the audience including the apparent discrepancy between the narrative of Genesis chapter 1 and chapter 2. Season 1, Episode 15.
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If Jesus was without sin, then why was it important for him to be baptized by John? Season 1, Episode 14.
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Continued comments and discussion about expected behavior of the one who is considered redeemed, from Romans chapter 12. Season 1, Episode 13.
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Comments about expected behavior of the one who is considered redeemed, from Romans chapter 12. Season 1, Episode 12.
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This story of a true prophet of God can teach us a lesson or two on being gullible. What should we do if a person told us he or she received a message from God? Season 1, Episode 11.
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A story familiar to most, today's discussion unpacks interesting details of Jesus' conversation with, of all people, a Samaritan woman. Cultural and gender discrimination puts Jesus in a unique place to teach spiritual truth which has applications nearly 2000 years later. Season 1, Episode 10.
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Old Testament Foreshadowing is one of three types of prophecies used to predict the Messiah. The amazing details and impossibility of coincidence clearly shows the hand of God in the most unique way. Season 1, episode 9.
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What is meant by Old Testament foreshadows and how do they confirm Jesus as the Messiah? Season 1, episode 8.
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The apostle Peter needed to learn a lesson about the Gospel. It took a strange vision and an unexpected encounter with a Gentile. Season 1, episode 7.
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Starting with Philippians 3 we discuss the issues and the solution of how the past holds us back from focusing on the future. Season 1, episode 6.
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Jesus made some interesting comments, and very strange by 1st century Rome standards, as recorded by the apostle John. Season 1, Episode 5.
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The State of Man. What is our problem? Romans chapter 1 says it all, and we're without excuse.
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Using factual statements from the Quran and the Bible this 45 minute discussion makes an interesting comparison not only between the two books, but also between Jesus and Muhammed.
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When did the Lord establish the Sabbath, and for who? Is Sunday considered the Christian Sabbath? These questions and others are discussed in show episode.
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The word 'faith' could be elusive and not necessarily what everybody thinks. How does the Bible describe it and define it.
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