Pilgrim Stories: Recent Episodes
Cesar Navarro
I know all of us have struggled with sin. When we wake up, sin or temptation is already before us. Temptations are not only about immoral sin, but also the tempation to doubt God and trust more on ourselves is also one of Satan’s way to seduce us. If the Bible teaches that our enemies are wicked forces of darkness in the heavenly places, how do Satan and his children operate in our lives?In today’s episode, I’d like to share how sin started in the creation account and its effect to the whole human race, and how Jesus’ resurrection is also our victory against the schemes of the enemy.
The Bible teaches that all have sinned and fallen short of God’s glory. However, some have said they’re not, for they do not indulge themselves in immoral excesses like others. If Scripture teaches that all men have sinned, how does God render judgment?
A reading from Romans 2:1-16
In today’s episode, we’re going to talk about the nature of mankind and I’ll try to share the arguments that I have heard from people as to why they say that God doesn’t exist.
Romans 1:1-17The Greek word for servant s doulos, meaning servant who serves that master he loves. What does it mean to be a doulos?
My contemplations about minimalism and how it has benefited, not with my possessions, but on my whole well-being.
How can we know God by looking at the things around us? A theology podcast about knowing God in His creation.
It got me thinking about how I would react to life struggles and how I would pray. Sometimes, I would ask God for strength, though I'm not saying that asking for it is a wrong thing. But after listening to Micah Tyler's song, I have realized that there was pride and legalism in me; that I would never really mentioned the word "change" in my prayers.
A podcast about life that comes, and goes. But what is God doing in us?
"They say that the year 2020 was the worse year. I can somehow attest to that because I felt like my and family's life were bombarded with major life tribulations. The question is, how should we respond? How should we pray? Do we react in anger, bitterness, regret, joy, or faith? Have we ever asked the question that most people have asked? If God says who He truly is, why does He allow pain and suffering, especially to the innocent?"
A short encouragement to serve Christ in the joy of our celebration because our arrival to heaven is certain. "We persevere because Christ has made our arrival to heaven certain and our destination secured." - Anonymous