School of Ministry Resources Podcast

Welcome to School of Ministry where today we examine James 5:7–11 (remastered), on how believers should endure suffering by anticipating Christ's return, remembering God's judgment, and following the example of the prophets and Job. The episode outlines practical reasons for patience—hope in the Lord, fear of judgment, the model of faithful servants, promised blessing for endurance, God's refining purpose in trials, and the compassion and mercy of God.

The Apostle Paul along with Timothy writes to the Church in Philippi from prison, recalling the unlikely beginning of the Church— with Lydia, a wealthy merchant, a former demon-possessed slave girl, and a converted jailer—and the ways God united them. The episode explores Philippians 1:1, focusing on Paul's identity as a bondservant of Christ, the Biblical meaning of “saints,” and the roles of pastors and deacons. We see the practical application about serving Christ rather than seeking human approval. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on their own standing in Christ, our calling to serve Him, and the lesson concludes with an invitation to examine our lives for the Lord.

Hello and welcome — you've tuned in to the School of Ministry Podcast.  In this episode we examine James 4:13–17, warning against planning and boasting without God, exposing pride, presumption, and sins of omission.  God's Word explains the brevity of life—"you are a vapor"—and urges believers to make God central in their plans by saying, "If the Lord wills." This episode also outlines practical steps for living God's will: receiving Christ as personal Savior, scriptural baptism, discipleship, and daily submission to God's authority, encouraging listeners to seek and obey God rather than rely on self.

This episode walks through Genesis 24, recounting Abraham's servant's journey to find a wife for Isaac, Rebekah's response at the well, and their eventual marriage. Along the way the lesson highlights key themes of faith, prayer, obedience, and God's guidance, and draws practical application for trusting God and acting promptly when He leads.

Hello and welcome. You've tuned in to the School of Ministry podcast. In this episode we unfold the parable of the wedding feast from Matthew 22:1–14, explaining its historical setting, the rejection of Israel, God's judgment, the gathering of new guests, and the necessity of Christ's righteousness. This episode walks through the parable's scenes—invitation, rebellion, re-invitation to all people, and the warning about coming without the wedding garment—showing how the kingdom of heaven invites, judges, and clothes its guests with Christ's righteousness.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast, where, in this remastered message from James 4:11 and 12, we examine how we have a love problem when we chose sin.  Our love problem is evident in our daily life, when we think we know better than God's Word.  This episode looks at the problem of slander and its harmful effects.   The message also considers the 10 Commandments through the lens of our love for God.  When we follow God's Word, and correct ourselves, this is the remedy to our love problem.  Without knowing Jesus Christ as Savior, having the new birth, all this is impossible on our own.

Welcome to  School of Ministry podcast where we examine 2 Peter 2:4-9 and Genesis 18–19 to warn Christians about becoming "used to the dark" in this remastered message.  Using Lot and Sodom as examples, we are called, as believers to resist cultural compromise, protect their families from ungodly influence, and shine the light of Christ in increasingly dark times. The episode contrasts Lot's compromised faith with Christ's truth and challenges listeners to return to bold, clear Biblical witness rather than quiet conformity.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast where we walk through James 4:7–10 (in this remastered episode), unpacking the ten imperative commands that call listeners to examine their faith, repent of pride and worldliness, and receive God's abundant grace. The episode contrasts proud professors with humble possessors of faith, explains the steps of submission and repentance, and encourages both seekers and believers to draw near to God for true, transforming salvation.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast where we examine 1 Chronicles 12:32 and Matthew 16 to teach how to discern the times.  This message contrasts the Pharisees' legalism and the Sadducees' modernism, and pointing to the sign of Jonah as the essential message of Christ's death and resurrection. The episode urges spiritual discernment, practical application of Scripture, and a call to live by grace, reminding listeners that now is the day of salvation and encouraging active faith in a world of misleading philosophies.

Welcome to part 2 as we explore Psalms 22–24, (in this reworked message), showing Christ's work from sacrifice to intercession to coronation. We see Psalm 23 as the Good Shepherd who provides, restores, and protects, and Psalm 24 as the triumphant King of glory. This episode highlights God's daily care, new life through Christ, and the promise of eternal fellowship for His children, while inviting listeners to reflect on the Lord's presence and the offer of eternal life.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast where we walk listeners through Psalms 22–24 as a single unit, showing in this first part, how Psalm 22 prophetically describes Christ's suffering, crucifixion, and ultimate victory. The episode highlights themes of abandonment, scorn, solitude, spiritual assault, bodily suffering, and the shift from prayer to praise at the resurrection. The lesson connects ancient prophecy to the New Testament, explains vivid imagery such as the “scarlet worm,” and invites listeners to reflect on the redeeming work of Christ and how the Bible speaks to our need for salvation today.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast where we explore Psalm 131.  Consider how David teaches how humility and childlike trust, accompanied with surrender of our lives will help overcome pride, unhealthy ambition, and attitudes of our heart. The episode encourages believers to hope in the Lord, grow in spiritual maturity, and trust God's timing and purposes.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast, where we now examine James chapter 4, verse 1-6, which shows how worldly desires—lust, envy and pride—fuel internal battles, church conflicts, and separation from God. James explains that friendship with the world leads to turmoil both within the person and among believers. The episode urges listeners to examine their hearts, repent, ask God with humble motives, and rely on God's grace to replace worldliness with true, peaceful faith.

Welcome to the School of Ministry episode (remastered), on the life of Thomas, often mislabeled "Doubting Thomas," showing him instead as a deeply loyal, grieving disciple. From John's Gospel,  chapters 10–20, the episode retells the raising of Lazarus, Thomas's despair at Christ's death, his honest demand for proof, and his moving confession, "My Lord and my God." The message emphasizes Jesus's patient restoration, Thomas's later mission and martyrdom, and practical encouragement for believers facing fear and uncertainty today.

Welcome to the School of Ministry Podcast where, in this remastered message, we walk through Revelation chapters 5 and 6, explaining the Lamb taking the sealed scroll, the significance of the seven-year timeline from Daniel, and how the opening seals lead into the judgments of the four horsemen. The episode emphasizes God's power and control amid war, famine, pestilence, martyrdom, and the great earthquake, and urges listeners to understand the prophetic timeline and be spiritually prepared by accepting Jesus Christ as Savior now.

This message takes us through Exodus 34:1–10, exploring God's self-revelation—"The Lord, the Lord God"—as merciful, gracious, slow to anger, abounding in goodness and truth, and forgiving sin. The episode explains how forgiveness is offered by God to the repentant, how generational consequences follow ongoing sin, and how Jesus confirms God's mercy; it closes with an invitation to repent and trust Christ.

In this remastered message we examine James 3:13–18, contrasting earthly, self-seeking wisdom—marked by envy and confusion—with wisdom from above, which is pure, peaceable, gentle, merciful, and fruitful. The episode emphasizes that true wisdom is proven by conduct, attitudes of meekness and humility, and a life transformed by Christ, urging listeners to let their lives demonstrate the proof of new life through Jesus, Who gives Godly wisdom.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast. This episode explores Luke's life and work—his role as a beloved physician, a careful historian, and the traveling companion of Paul—and explains why Luke is recognized as the author of both the Gospel of Luke and Acts. In this message, it emphasizes Luke's commitment to accurate research and his theological focus of God's provision of salvation for all people: Gentiles, outcasts, women, the poor, and the oppressed. The episode traces Luke's prologue to Theophilus, his sources, and his purpose of presenting Jesus as God's plan of salvation available for everyone.

Welcome to School of Ministry Podcast, where in this episode we explore the last chapter of the Book of Jonah.  Throughout the book, we find God extending His great care and mercy, but when His prophet is told to go to Nineveh, he does not want God to be merciful to these Assyrians.  Jonah has such extreme hatred and prejudice toward these people that he would rather die than see God be merciful to someone else.  He is angry at most events in this book, until God does something for him. God uses questions at various points in the Old Testament to cause those to whom they are asked to examine themselves.  The Book of Jonah ends with God asking a question that is unanswered to help us apply the message in our lives.  Join us for this very interesting episode!

Welcome to this remastered episode from the School of Ministry.  In this message we walk through John 2, examining Jesus' dramatic cleansing of the temple and we ask whether this public act is a miracle, a judgment, or both. The Apostle contrasts Jesus' holy anger against corrupt, commercialized worship with the compassion shown in other miracles, and explains how this event reveals Christ's authority and warns of judgment beginning in God's household. The episode closes by applying the lesson to believers today, urging personal examination as we are the living temple of God and calling listeners to pursue reverent, genuine worship.

Welcome to the School of Ministry Podcast where we examine James 3:5–12, as he uses vivid imagery of fire to show how the tongue—though small—can defile the whole person, spread destruction through gossip and slander, and be influenced by the old nature and the devil. In this remastered episode, we trace Biblical parallels and historical examples to highlight the danger and reach of sinful speech. Yet the episode also points to hope: the child of God, transformed by the new birth and led by the Holy Spirit, is called to a sanctified tongue that praises God and blesses others, with an invitation to accept Christ to avoid the eternal consequences of a real hell.

Welcome to the School of Ministry Podcast, where this remastered study in James chapter 3, explains how the tongue reveals the heart, why teachers face stricter judgment, and how controlling speech demonstrates true, living faith. Using images like the bit in a horse's mouth and a ship's rudder, the episode shows both the destructive and constructive power of words. Practical takeaways include preparing carefully before teaching, measuring speech against Scripture, and relying on the Holy Spirit to tame the tongue so words build up rather than tear down.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast with this remastered episode, we explore Jesus' teaching about the sparrow to show God's care for the hurting and lonely ones. Using passages from Matthew, Luke, and Psalms, we learn how God notices even the 'odd sparrow' — the marginal, forgotten, and hurting — and our Kind, Gracious God, invites all to anchor their souls in Christ, to find comfort in His care, and share His Love while being a blessing to others.

This episode studies John 21, where the risen Jesus appears at the Sea of Galilee, provides a miraculous catch of 153 fish, and lovingly restores Peter by asking him three times, "Do you love me?" It explores Jesus' restoration and commissioning of Peter to "feed my sheep," the call to deny self and follow Christ, and the practical implications for discipleship and ministry today.

Welcome, in today's message we walk through John 13, 17–19 to show Jesus' sovereign control from the Last Supper to the cross, portraying Him as both high priest and sacrificial Lamb and showing how prophecy and truth were fulfilled. The episode challenges listeners to consider who guides their lives and points them to the joy, protection, and victory found in Christ's finished work.

Welcome to the School of Ministry.  In this episode we explore the Bible story of Naaman, a Syrian commander healed of leprosy after a captive Israelite girl points him to Elisha. Naaman's journey from pride and anger to humble obedience—dipping seven times in the Jordan—reveals God's power and grace. The episode highlights faith over ceremony, the prophet's refusal of gifts, and Naaman's struggle with compromise in worship, offering practical lessons on humility, trust, and simple obedience to God.

Welcome to the School of Ministry Podcast where we examine James' instruction that true faith is alive and visible: it produces works as evidence, not to earn salvation but to demonstrate it. Using Abraham and Rahab as examples, the episode explains how genuine belief is shown by obedience and a transformed life, calling listeners to be doers of the Word and allowing Christ to be seen within the Child of God's life.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast, where today's lesson focuses on the establishment of the First Church of Europe as recounted in Acts 16. Join us as we explore the journey of Paul, Silas, and Timothy, who were guided by a vision, known as the 'Macedonian Call' with God's intervening to spread the Good News of Christ in Europe. Witness how a diverse group of believers—including a wealthy businesswoman, a formerly demon-possessed slave girl, and a Roman jailer—came together to form a new church in Philippi. This episode challenges us to see the needs of those around us, love them as God does, and be ready to act when God interrupts our plans. We hope you are encouraged and inspired to embrace the high calling to join the Lord in His work.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast, where we journey through the Bible's profound teachings. In this episode, Jesus explains in Luke 16, the compelling narrative of the rich man and Lazarus. This remastered message recounts the story which reveals a stark contrast between eternal life and eternal death (separated from God).  We see the comfort and torment, highlighting the eternal consequences of earthly actions in either accepting Christ as Savior or rejecting Him. As we navigate through these Biblical insights, we are reminded of the sufficiency and power of the Word of God in our lives and the profound importance of living a life aligned with God's simple and divine truths. Join us as we reflect on these timeless lessons that prompt critical self-examination and spiritual growth.

Welcome to School of Ministry Podcast.  In this episode we examine James 2:14-20.  This remastered message picks up with James teaching that faith produces action.  He is clear that we are not saved through our good works, but that our good works follow our coming to faith in Jesus Christ.   James also expands on showing partiality, which he spoke of before, and how our new life in Christ should help us have compassion just as the Lord has shown compassion, love and mercy to us.  Join us for this challenging lesson that is so pertinent to our day!

Welcome to the School of Ministry Podcast.  This episode from Luke 16:14-18 follows the parable of Jesus and the Unjust Steward, and goes before the Rich Man in Hell.  These verses are wedged between two important lessons of Jesus, and, we find here, the message is poignant and truly 'cuts to the heart.'  Jesus saw the heart of those religious and pious people, but their hearts were actually far from God.  He speaks to their real need and exposes the hypocrisy. This remastered episode is so critical for us today.  The lesson Jesus brings still 'cuts to the heart.'  Join us as we delve into the background and setting for this critical message. 

Welcome to the School of Ministry Podcast where we delve into Luke 16, with Jesus giving the parable of the unjust steward.  He gives His disciples lessons in being wise in this world and keeping above reproach.  By teaching of this shrewd man, as His example, Jesus, the Master Teacher helps us understand our position as a child of God.   As we understand that God is the owner of all we have, and He has made us stewards, it helps us keep a Biblical perspective in life.  In this study we consider what it is to be faithful and just in all of our dealings.  Join us for this insightful message that is so applicable in our materialistic world.  (Remastered episode).

In this episode of the School of Ministry Podcast, where we delve into the poignant message of James Chapter 2, verses 5-13 (remastered). James explores the profound idea that God has blessed the poor, enabling them to be rich in faith and trust.  The message emphasizes the inconsistency of showing partiality towards the rich and against the poor, urging listeners to reflect on the heart and grace of God. Join us as we examine the societal tendencies to classify people and the transformative power of our Lord Jesus Christ. The episode challenges us to align our behavior with the Christ's law of liberty, emphasizing mercy over judgment. Through historical evidence and biblical narratives, discover how living out faith manifests in showing genuine care for the less fortunate and acknowledging the eternal riches promised to all who trust Christ as Savior and show their love to Him. Tune in for a thought-provoking discourse on partiality, and how our everyday actions reflect our spiritual beliefs and God's immeasurable love.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast, where Scripture's teachings guide us through truths for life. In this episode, we delve into the transformative journey of Jesus as He returns from the wilderness, strengthened by the Spirit, to declare His mission as the Messiah. Exploring Luke 4:12-22, the episode highlights Jesus' proclamation of liberty to the captives and healing for the brokenhearted, offering a powerful message of hope and spiritual life though Christ. In the face of life's challenges, the child of God is encouraged to embrace the joy and freedom that comes from living a life dedicated to Christ.

In this remastered episode of the School of Ministry podcast, we dive deep into James chapter 2:1-4 (pt.2), exploring the crucial theme of impartiality within the Christian faith. James instructs believers not to judge others based on outward appearances, such as wealth or social status, urging them to reflect the nature of God, Who looks at the heart. Through Scripture and the historical context, James emphasizes that favoritism is inconsistent with the teachings of Jesus Christ, who is the very glory of God revealed. Listeners are reminded that the essence of Christianity is founded on the principle that God shows no partiality, and salvation is offered to all, regardless. This episode challenges believers to overcome societal norms of favoritism and to embrace a life of faith that values every life equally, just as Christ did. Join us for this thought-provoking message and learn how we align our live's more closely with the truth and heart of the Gospel.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast, where today's message takes us to the Biblical story of Joshua as he stands before the fortified city of Jericho. Join us as we explore Joshua's divine encounter with the Captain of the Lord's host, a pre-incarnate manifestation of Christ, and how this meeting becomes a turning point in the conquest of the Promised Land. Our discussion touches on the importance of understanding God's true nature, and allowing His will to be our guide, and so, maintaining faith amid overwhelming challenges. Dive into the Biblical narrative and discover the profound lessons of courage, faith, and knowing God' will for believers today.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast where we dive into an enlightening exploration of impartiality as depicted in the Bible. Delving into James chapter 2, (remastered) we discover how God's unbiased nature is demonstrated through scriptures, urging us to examine our own tendencies towards partiality. With reflections from both the Old and New Testaments, this episode highlights the timeless truths of God's character and challenges us to live out a genuine, impartial faith. Through personal anecdotes and biblical lessons, listeners are encouraged to see others through God's eyes, recognizing each person's value to our Lord, far beyond societal distinctions.

In this thought-provoking episode of the School of Ministry podcast, we delve into Exodus 3 and 4, exploring the profound dialogue between Moses and God. This message guides us through the powerful question posed by God to Moses: "Who made man's mouth?" As we unfold this Biblical passage, we examine Moses' insecurities and hesitations, and how God's steadfast assurance teaches us to trust Him also. This message encourages listeners to reflect on their own hesitations in spreading God's word and challenges the notion that only the eloquent are called to serve. Through Moses' journey from doubt to trust, we learn that God delights in using the seemingly inadequate to highlight His glory. Join us as we explore the importance of growing in our faith, to trust God's divine purpose of using the lowly, weak and humble to highlight His majesty.

In this episode of the School of Ministry podcast, we delve into the transformative stories of two prominent figures from the early church: John Mark and Onesimus. Join us as we explore how John Mark, a one-time deserter, was restored to become an esteemed co-worker of the apostle Paul, shaped significantly by his relationship with Peter. We also uncover the remarkable journey of Onesimus, the runaway slave, who finds his way to Paul, and is born-again. Discover how God's grace and restoration took these seemingly unlikely individuals and used them for impactful purposes within the early church. Their narratives illustrates God's grace and power of redemption, plus the boundless potential for change, encouraging believers today to stay faithful, no matter their past, trusting in God's ability to transform lives for His Kingdom's work.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast, where today's lesson, delves into the intriguing lives of Peter, John Mark, and Onesimus. We'll explore Acts chapter 12 and uncover the stories of three deserters whose lives were dramatically transformed by faith and the enduring power of God. Despite their initial failures, these figures demonstrate how God can utilize broken people to fulfill His purpose. Join us as we investigate their journeys from tragedy to triumph and discover the potential for restoration and usefulness in each one of us.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast, where we find a thought provoking message based on 1 John chapter 2. In this episode, we gain insights into the core of exhibiting God's love as the supreme test of true faith. Emphasizing the purpose of John's writing, we learn how believers can have assurance in their eternal life because they are walking in love. The episode delves into the distinction between the old and new commandment of love and highlights the transformative power of God's love in our lives. Here we also examine themes such as obedience, assurance of salvation, and spiritual growth, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own faith in Christ. 

Welcome to today's episode of the School of Ministry podcast, where we delve into 1 John chapter 2, verses 3 through 6. Discover how keeping God's Word is essential in demonstrating our faith. Through John's teachings, we examine the intertwined relationship between faith and action, emphasizing that living out our faith is a testament to knowing God. The episode also highlights the critical issues John faced, including the departure of some church members and the misleading teachings of false prophets who separated faith from action. The Apostle Paul reassures us of our eternal security in Christ and addresses common doubts about salvation, pointing to Romans 10:9-13 as a source of assurance. Explore the importance of genuine obedience as a reflection of our faith and love for God, exemplifying the maturity of our spiritual walk. Join us in understanding that knowing God and experiencing His love naturally leads us to live righteously and obediently.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast. Join us as we seek to  unravel the profound teachings of 1 John, focusing on the relationship between sin, forgiveness, and advocacy through Jesus Christ. This episode delves into the crucial elements of testing our salvation: refraining from sin, acknowledging our faults, and embracing the role of Jesus as our advocate and propitiation for our sins. Discover the intricate balance of Divine justice and mercy, plus gain insights into the Biblical perspective of walking in the light. This lesson encourages the child of God to share the profound love and justice found in salvation through Jesus Christ, designed not just for personal growth but for sharing with the world.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast, where today's lesson takes us deep into the essence of God as revealed in 1 John 1:5-10. Join us as we explore the profound message that "God is light, and in Him is no darkness at all." Discover the call to walk in holiness, distinguish between light and darkness, and understand the true nature of fellowship with God and fellow believers. This episode delves into the moral and spiritual challenges posed by Gnostic beliefs, highlighting the necessity of acknowledging our sins and striving towards holiness. Learn how John's inspired words guide believers to confess, seek forgiveness, and grow spiritually by walking in the light as God is light. Be challenged to reflect on your own spiritual life and seek a closer walk with God and others in the faith.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast, where this (remastered) episode challenges listeners to examine the authenticity of their faith. Focusing on James 1:22-27, the discussion encourages believers to be genuine doers of the word rather than mere hearers. Explore compelling illustrations from the parable of the wise and foolish virgins and the teachings of Jesus to understand the difference between outward religiosity and true faith. The episode stresses the importance of inner transformation, highlighting that genuine faith manifests through loving actions and a changed life in Jesus Christ. Listeners are urged to assess their spiritual lives critically, ensuring their religion is not just external but rooted in heartfelt obedience and compassion, as demonstrated by caring for those in need. Through this profound exploration, learn how pure religion aligns with godly love and true service to others, and is only available through the saving grace of Jesus Christ.

In this episode of the School of Ministry podcast, we delve into the foundational teachings of the Apostle John as he emphasizes the timeless message of the Word of Life— Jesus Christ. Our discussion centers around John's firsthand witness of Christ, dismantling the heresies of his time by affirming the eternal truths of the gospel. Through personal experience and unshakeable testimony, we explore the profound implications of understanding Jesus as the eternal life manifested, and the certainty we can have in the divine truth proclaimed by the apostles. Join us as we traverse the rich tapestry of John's writings, highlighting the importance of discerning true gospel teachings from misleading doctrines and embracing the profound joy found in the steadfast truth of Christ. This episode encourages deep reflection on the authentic Christian life built on the sure truths and eternal life through Jesus Christ, which urges us towards a fuller understanding and proclamation of our faith.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast. In this episode, we delve into the teachings of Apostle John, starting with an insightful analysis of 1 John chapter 1 verses 1 and 2. We explore the early life of John, his ambitions, and how he learned the balance between ambition and humility through walking with and learning from Jesus. The discussion moves into the heart of Christianity, emphasizing that true greatness in the kingdom of God comes from serving others with humility. The lesson touches upon the history of early churches, the rise of Gnosticism, and John's response to heretical beliefs of the time. This episode further explores the concept of suffering as a precursor to glory, following Christ's example, and the essential nature of Jesus. It also highlights John's theological focus on love, truth, and the testimony of Jesus Christ as the foundation of Christian belief.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast, in this message we see a profound lesson on the writings of John. Delve into the purpose behind John's epistles and gospel, exploring the assurance of salvation, the importance of understanding scripture, and the transformation of John's character, as result of walking with Jesus, from youthful zeal to mature love. Through this episode, we uncover the significance of balancing God's truth with love, and John exemplified this as the "apostle of love." Examine how his earlier ambitions and fervor evolved into a deep compassion and dedication to truth, ultimately shaping his unique contribution, under the Holy Spirit's leadership, to the New Testament.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast. In this episode, we delve into the powerful teachings of Jesus in Mark 11:22-26, exploring how faith and prayer intertwine in our lives. Gain insights into the dynamics of prayer – dispelling common misconceptions and aligning our requests with God's will. Discover how a Biblical mindset shapes our understanding of God's answers and learn the importance of approaching prayer, knowing we are entering God's presence, that we do so with sincerity and obedience.

Welcome to the School of Ministry Podcast! In this episode, (which was remastered), we explore the profound message from the Word of God according to James Chapter 1.  This emphasizes the importance of being doers of the Word and not just hearers. Through comparisons with Ezekiel and John, James illuminates how true joy stems from obedience to God's Word. We see this stresses the need for active participation in spreading the gospel and the dangers of self-deception if we only listen without action. Join us in a thought-provoking discussion aiming to reignite the essence of Christian living through heartfelt obedience to God's will.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast, where today's episode focuses on the timeless wisdom found in Proverbs 1: 7- 9. Join us as we delve into the importance of heeding parental teachings and the pivotal role of family in cultivating a life rooted in faith in the Lord. Drawing from King Solomon's example, we explore how honoring a mother's teachings, much like Solomon honored Bathsheba, enriches one's life with grace and wisdom. Discover six essential lessons from Proverbs that reveal how these divine insights apply to modern family dynamics and personal growth. The discussion also highlights the indispensable role of family as God's designed institution for nurturing the next generation, safeguarding spiritual values, and preparing children for life beyond the earthly realm. Tune in to understand why the fear of the Lord is the cornerstone of true knowledge and how embracing this God given instruction brings about a life of fulfillment and joy.