Real Clear Bible Talk: Recent Episodes
Andrew McKinney
Does the culture seem like it's in chaos? It is. Does truth seem like it's lost? It is. Has morality been muddied? Again, the answer is yes. Right here on the Real Clear Bible Podcast we want to offer clarity - not more confusion. What we believe and why we believe what we do hinges completely on our view of one book - the Bible. Come join us as we examine this one book verse by verse as we clear up all the chaos surrounding us and bring clarity from Scripture.
This week we take a look at the identity of Christ through a question He posed to the religious leaders.
This week we look at the third trap that the religious elite set for Jesus on Wednesday of Passion Week.
This week we look at the second of three attacks that the religious leaders launch against Jesus.
This week we take a look at Jesus's first confrontation with the religious leaders during His passion week.
This morning we look at three characteristics of a godly mother from the gospel of Matthew.
This week we see Jesus curse the fig tree and attack the temple in Jerusalem, symbolizing judgment upon Israel.
This week we take a look at Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem at the beginning of passion week.
This Resurrection Sunday we examine the work that Christ accomplished on the cross and the importance of the resurrection.
This week we look at Jesus's third prediction in the gospel of Mark regarding His death and resurrection.
This week we hear Jesus explain how it is actually impossible for man to save himself from his sin.
This week we take an inside look at God's definition of marriage as well as the issue of divorce.
This week we learn the lesson of humility alongside the disciples, who were arguing about who was the greatest.
This week we look at the tragedy of permanent blindness and how God judges those that reject Him.
This week we examine Jesus' second feeding of the multitudes and how it shows us that He will provide us with all that we need in order to serve Him.
This week we examine Jesus' healing of a deaf and mute man and how it parallels the truths of salvation.
This week we take a look at God's compassionate provision in how He fed the multitudes.
This week we join the disciples as Jesus prepares them for their first trial mission run. (6 applications for ministry)
This week we examine the woman with the issue of blood to see how God uses our suffering to display His power and compassion.
This week we look at compassionate characteristics of Jesus as our heavenly Pastor from the account of Jairus and the raising of his daughter from the dead.
We look at the dramatic scene of Jesus displaying His deity as He calms the storm on the Sea of Galilee.
This week we examine the first half of Mark's passage containing Jesus's parable of the soils and why Jesus chose to teach in parables.
An introduction to Jesus's parable of the soils: the key to understanding why the world rejects the gospel.
No other question in history has caused more controversy than this one. Many people like to shower Jesus with titles like: Good Teacher, Moral Reformer, Religious Zealot, or Political Activist. But really, according to the scripture, there are only 3 options. Either Jesus is a lunatic, a liar, or Lord of all. There are no other options.
The Primary Purpose || 1. Spend time with God 2. Spread the Gospel 3. Let your life be a testimony to the power and grace of God.
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The Lackluster List || 1. Simon (Peter) 2, 3. James and John - Boanerges (Sons of Thunder) 4. Andrew 5. Philip 6. Bartholomew, Nathaniel 7. Matthew 8. Thomas 9. James, son of Alphaeus (James the Less, Little James) 10. Judas, Labbeus, Thaddeus 11. Simon the Zealot 12. Judas Iscariot
Our monthly Question & Answer session.
1) Address Divine Election 2) How old is the earth? 3) Will we be the age we are when we die and enter heaven? 4) Regarding Matthew 27:52-53: What was the point of this occurrence? Was it to prove to people of the day that resurrection was real - with Jesus being the first fruit of it? 5) Do you have any book recommendations for each age? 6) What happens when we die and go to heaven? 7) What is the rapture? 8) What is your opinion on Contemporary Christian music vs. Hymns? 9) Regarding Matthew 19:29-30: Please explain what Jesus meant in verse 30.
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This week we look at the first of a two part passage - the selection of the 12 apostles.
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The Outline: 1) The Radical Replacement 2) The Sovereign Selection 3) The Primary Purpose 4) The Lackluster List
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The Application: 1) There comes a time in which God's grace in drawing the sinner ends if there is no repentance. At that time the sinner is given over to their sin in judgment. 2) God is sovereign in salvation through His election. The saving call of God will always result in true salvation. This is what makes your salvation eternally secure.
This week we talk about God's thoughts of sin and the necessity of judgment upon sin. God is a holy God, He is a just God. Therefore, He must punish sin if He is to be God.
This week we look at God's diagnosis of mankind. Is man basically good? That would be the typical answer from most people on the street, but God's Word has a different answer. According to God, man is depraved and hopelessly lost apart from Him. But God offers man salvation through Jesus Christ alone. Tune in to hear what God has to say about the sinfulness of man.
This week we look at John 9:1-7 at a man that was born blind and how Jesus opened his eyes. We examine the spiritual parallel in how the lost are spiritually blind and need God to open their eyes to the truths of the Gospel.