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Jn 15:13;Mat 26:47; Luk 7:34; Pro 17:17; Pro 18:24; Prov 22:24; Pro 27:10; Job 6:14; 1Co 15:33; 1Thes 5:11Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/what-jesus-says--4116133/support.

One of the great things about the Christian faith is how even simple, physical activities - like eating - have spiritual significance and can be done to the glory of God. But our habits at the table sometimes reveal sins that we often overlook. Let's take a brief, honest assessment and evaluate whether we are allowing the gospel to meet our dinner plates. Scriptures Referenced:Prov 23:20; Ezek 16:49-50; 1Cor 6; 1Cor 10:31; Php 3:19; 1Thes 5:23; 1Tim 4:4 Visit PracticologyPodcast.com for more episodes.Follow the Practicology Podcast on Twitter at https://twitter.com/MandMsPodcast

On a la soif de se sentir appelé à quelque chose de plus grand que soi, que notre histoire compte et qu'on est relié à quelque chose de transcendant. Ça résonne avec cette quête de «à quoi je sers" (un but, une mission) et de l'envie d'appartenir à quelque chose de significatif.• Épisode : 5• Série : GENESIS, les commencements de l'Histoire• Prédicateur : Christian Lachance• Discours fait le 16 Février 2025

In honor of my dear Mother Annie Mae Leonard Mitcham that passed on 10 Feb 25 1Cor 15:55; 2Cor 5:8; Phi 1:21; Psa 116:15; 1Thes 4:13-18; Psa 30:5; Psa 23:4; Rev 20:10; Ecc 3:2; Mat 10:8; Jn 10:18; Prov 18:20-21; Rom 6:23;Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/what-jesus-says--4116133/support.

The evidences of salvation: production, affection, continuation, absorption, reception, jubilation, confirmation, proclamation, transformation, and anticipation. Scriptures for Study: What do the following verses declare about Jesus' return: Acts 1:11; Philippians 3:20; 1 Thessalonians 4:16–17; 2 Peter 3:12, 14? Continue

Our founding pastor, Peter Sweetman, shared today's message, "It's Worth It". Peter was struggling to come up with a sermon theme, and then a prop, and a reveal. How do you get the prize? Go Go for the prize. That athletic prize fades. But what of the crown from our Saviour? They are amazing and never ending. Do we need strick training? Holy Spirit powered life is so different to the will powered life. Have your eyes on the prize. How is your Christian training going?Click to view this week's passages: 1Cor 9: 24-27, Matt 16: 27, 1Cor 9: 22-23, 1Thes 2: 19-20, 1Cor 9: 29, Gen 29: 20, Acts 20: 24, John 13: 15, 2Tim 4: 7-8Date: 15.09.2024Please send prayer requests to prayer@bridgeman.org.au or on our website: www.bridgeman.org.au/prayer/To contact Bridgeman Baptist Community Church please email hello@bridgeman.org.auIf you would like to give at Bridgeman Baptist Community Church please go to www.bridgeman.org.au/giving/Please view our Click to view this week's passages: Matt 7: 15-23, John 5: 22, Rom 8: 1Date: 12.06.2024Please send prayer requests to prayer@bridgeman.org.au or on our website: www.bridgeman.org.au/prayer/To contact Bridgeman Baptist Community Church please email hello@bridgeman.org.auIf you would like to give at Bridgeman Baptist Community Church please go to www.bridgeman.org.au/giving/Please view our Sermon List if you would like to order from our back catalogue, please email if you would like to order from our back catalogue, please email bridgemedia@bridgeman.org.au

Das Thema, an dem die Geister sich scheiden (Wind eisig 13)„… dass ihr euch von der Unzucht fernhaltet“ (1Thes 4,3)WENN DER WIND EISIG WEHT – WAS WIR VON DEN CHRISTEN IN THESSALONICH LERNEN KÖNNEN – August 2024Neulich habe ich mich für ein Schreibprojekt in Paulus‘ Brief an die Christen der griechischen Stadt Thessaloniki vertieft. Sie sind mir fester denn je zuvor ans Herz gewachsen, haben für mich Gesichter und Lebensgeschichten bekommen. Es waren Christen, die in extremer Bedrängnis lebten. Nie zuvor habe ich so einen tiefen Trost beim Lesen der Schriften von Paulus empfunden. Die christliche Szene ist bereits kurz nach der Himmelfahrt Jesu mit exotischen Irrlehren überflutet, und die Verfolgung der wahren Nachfolger Jesu nimmt rasant zu. Paulus schreibt seinen Brief als Vater, tief besorgt um das Wohlergehen geliebter Kinder. Mit knappen Last-minute-Befehlen, die mit endzeitlicher Dringlichkeit erteilt werden. Ein Ruf zur Wachsamkeit in verworrenen Zeiten. Wenn diese Appelle damals schon dringlich waren, wie viel mehr heute! Was bedeuten diese Worte des Apostels für uns? Auf dieser Spur wollen wir unserem Vorbild im Glauben, Paulus, als Wegbegleiter ein Stück folgen. Wir werden uns hauptsächlich den ersten Brief an die Thessalonicher anschauen, aber Gedanken aus dem zweiten Brief hineinziehen.Leseempfehlungen: „Fremde neue Welt“ (Carl Trueman) – Verbum Medien – da wird der Zeitgeist, mit dem auch wir es zu tun haben, für Nicht-Experten super erklärt, Hintergründe, Gedankengebäude usw. - sehr zu empfehlen!  Jetzt abonnieren und keine Neuigkeit verpassen: Newsletter

Die Weisungen des Christus (Wind eisig 12)„Übrigens nun, Brüder …“ (1Thes 4,1)WENN DER WIND EISIG WEHT – WAS WIR VON DEN CHRISTEN IN THESSALONICH LERNEN KÖNNEN – August 2024Neulich habe ich mich für ein Schreibprojekt in Paulus‘ Brief an die Christen der griechischen Stadt Thessaloniki vertieft. Sie sind mir fester denn je zuvor ans Herz gewachsen, haben für mich Gesichter und Lebensgeschichten bekommen. Es waren Christen, die in extremer Bedrängnis lebten. Nie zuvor habe ich so einen tiefen Trost beim Lesen der Schriften von Paulus empfunden. Die christliche Szene ist bereits kurz nach der Himmelfahrt Jesu mit exotischen Irrlehren überflutet, und die Verfolgung der wahren Nachfolger Jesu nimmt rasant zu. Paulus schreibt seinen Brief als Vater, tief besorgt um das Wohlergehen geliebter Kinder. Mit knappen Last-minute-Befehlen, die mit endzeitlicher Dringlichkeit erteilt werden. Ein Ruf zur Wachsamkeit in verworrenen Zeiten. Wenn diese Appelle damals schon dringlich waren, wie viel mehr heute! Was bedeuten diese Worte des Apostels für uns? Auf dieser Spur wollen wir unserem Vorbild im Glauben, Paulus, als Wegbegleiter ein Stück folgen. Wir werden uns hauptsächlich den ersten Brief an die Thessalonicher anschauen, aber Gedanken aus dem zweiten Brief hineinziehen.Leseempfehlungen: „Fremde neue Welt“ (Carl Trueman) – Verbum Medien – da wird der Zeitgeist, mit dem auch wir es zu tun haben, für Nicht-Experten super erklärt, Hintergründe, Gedankengebäude usw. - sehr zu empfehlen!  Jetzt abonnieren und keine Neuigkeit verpassen: Newsletter

„Nicht als Menschenwort“ (1Thes 2,13) (Wind eisig 11)Die Kraftquelle, die nie versiegtWENN DER WIND EISIG WEHT – WAS WIR VON DEN CHRISTEN IN THESSALONICH LERNEN KÖNNEN – August 2024Neulich habe ich mich für ein Schreibprojekt in Paulus‘ Brief an die Christen der griechischen Stadt Thessaloniki vertieft. Sie sind mir fester denn je zuvor ans Herz gewachsen, haben für mich Gesichter und Lebensgeschichten bekommen. Es waren Christen, die in extremer Bedrängnis lebten. Nie zuvor habe ich so einen tiefen Trost beim Lesen der Schriften von Paulus empfunden. Die christliche Szene ist bereits kurz nach der Himmelfahrt Jesu mit exotischen Irrlehren überflutet, und die Verfolgung der wahren Nachfolger Jesu nimmt rasant zu. Paulus schreibt seinen Brief als Vater, tief besorgt um das Wohlergehen geliebter Kinder. Mit knappen Last-minute-Befehlen, die mit endzeitlicher Dringlichkeit erteilt werden. Ein Ruf zur Wachsamkeit in verworrenen Zeiten. Wenn diese Appelle damals schon dringlich waren, wie viel mehr heute! Was bedeuten diese Worte des Apostels für uns? Auf dieser Spur wollen wir unserem Vorbild im Glauben, Paulus, als Wegbegleiter ein Stück folgen. Wir werden uns hauptsächlich den ersten Brief an die Thessalonicher anschauen, aber Gedanken aus dem zweiten Brief hineinziehen.Leseempfehlungen: „Fremde neue Welt“ (Carl Trueman) – Verbum Medien – da wird der Zeitgeist, mit dem auch wir es zu tun haben, für Nicht-Experten super erklärt, Hintergründe, Gedankengebäude usw. - sehr zu empfehlen!  Jetzt abonnieren und keine Neuigkeit verpassen: Newsletter

„In Liebe zu Euch hingezogen“ (1Thes 2,8) (Wind eisig 07)Beobachtungen in einer SchulklasseWENN DER WIND EISIG WEHT – WAS WIR VON DEN CHRISTEN IN THESSALONICH LERNEN KÖNNEN – August 2024Neulich habe ich mich für ein Schreibprojekt in Paulus‘ Brief an die Christen der griechischen Stadt Thessaloniki vertieft. Sie sind mir fester denn je zuvor ans Herz gewachsen, haben für mich Gesichter und Lebensgeschichten bekommen. Es waren Christen, die in extremer Bedrängnis lebten. Nie zuvor habe ich so einen tiefen Trost beim Lesen der Schriften von Paulus empfunden. Die christliche Szene ist bereits kurz nach der Himmelfahrt Jesu mit exotischen Irrlehren überflutet, und die Verfolgung der wahren Nachfolger Jesu nimmt rasant zu. Paulus schreibt seinen Brief als Vater, tief besorgt um das Wohlergehen geliebter Kinder. Mit knappen Last-minute-Befehlen, die mit endzeitlicher Dringlichkeit erteilt werden. Ein Ruf zur Wachsamkeit in verworrenen Zeiten. Wenn diese Appelle damals schon dringlich waren, wie viel mehr heute! Was bedeuten diese Worte des Apostels für uns? Auf dieser Spur wollen wir unserem Vorbild im Glauben, Paulus, als Wegbegleiter ein Stück folgen. Wir werden uns hauptsächlich den ersten Brief an die Thessalonicher anschauen, aber Gedanken aus dem zweiten Brief hineinziehen.Leseempfehlungen: „Fremde neue Welt“ (Carl Trueman) – Verbum Medien – da wird der Zeitgeist, mit dem auch wir es zu tun haben, für Nicht-Experten super erklärt, Hintergründe, Gedankengebäude usw. - sehr zu empfehlen!  Jetzt abonnieren und keine Neuigkeit verpassen: Newsletter

Prov 22:6; Deu 6:6; Exo 20:12; 1Thes 2:11; Eph 5:25; 1Cor 7:1Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/what-jesus-says--4116133/support.

In Colossians 3 verses 5 and 6, the Apostle Paul exhorts the believer to put to death what is earthly. What is 'earthly' are 6 sins for which the wrath of God comes upon the sons of disobedience. In Ephesians 2 verse 2 he states that, at one time, because of these same sins, we were all 'by nature children of wrath like the rest of mankind'. But now, we are children of God by faith in Christ Jesus and will not come into judgment, but have passed out of death into life. God has not appointed us to wrath but to salvation thru our Lord Jesus Christ. 1Thes.5:9 Here is Dr. Mitchell on the Unchanging Word Bible Broadcast, Col. 3:5. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/unchanging-word/message

Pastor Jono Harris continues our church wide series, "Much Prayer, Much Power", how God moves in power when ordinary people pray, asking "Do My Prayers Make a Difference?" Yes! Why does Jono say that? There are 'Maybes' that effect your thoughts around this. What does the Bible tell us? What does Jesus do? What happens when we pray? Click to view this week's passages: Ps 139: 4, 115: 3, Phil 4: 6, 1Thes 5: 17, 1Tim 2: 8, James 5: 16, Luke 22: 42, Luke 7: 4-10, 2Chron 7: 14-15, Gal 5: 22, Rom 8: 26, Eph 6: 12, John 10: 10, Col 2: 10Date: 10.03.24Please send prayer requests to prayer@bridgeman.org.au or on our website: www.bridgeman.org.au/prayer/To contact Bridgeman Baptist Community Church please email hello@bridgeman.org.auIf you would like to give at Bridgeman Baptist Community Church please go to www.bridgeman.org.au/giving/ Please view our Sermon List if you would like to order from our back catalogue, please email bridgemedia@bridgeman.org.au 

von Joel Walterscheid 2Kor 1,2-11; 2Tim 3,12; Mt 5,3; Jes 55,8-9; Mt 10,16; 2Mo 33,11; Ps 31,9; Ps 16,6; Jos 6,1; Jos 5,13-15; Jos 6,2-7; Jos 6,20; Jos 6,27; 1Sam 17,1-58; 1Sam 16,2; 1Thes 1,5

Eph 6:10-15, 1Thes 5:23-24, Col 3:12-17, John 14:27, John 16:33

Focolare Word of Life — December 2023Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you. (1Thes 5:16-18)Paul wrote to the Thessalonians at a time when many of Jesus' contemporaries were still alive. They had seen and heard him and had witnessed the tragedy of his death and the wonder of his resurrection and ascension. They recognized the mark he had left upon others and expected his imminent return. Paul loved the Thessalonian community who were exemplary in the way they lived and in their fruitful witness. He wrote this letter to them, imploring them to share the content of his letter with everyone (1Thes 5:27) and he recommended that they should be "imitators of us and of the Lord" (1Thes1:6). He summarized this as follows:Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.The common theme in all of Paul's exhortations is not only what God expects of us, but also when, that is, always, constantly and repeatedly. And yet, how can we be commanded to rejoice? Everyone experiences that at times life may assail us with problems, worries, suffering and anguish and that society around us may be dreary and unwelcoming. Yet for Paul there is a reason that could make it possible to “rejoice” as he suggests. In this letter, he is speaking to Christians and he advises them to take Christian life seriously, so that Jesus can live in them with the fullness promised after his resurrection. Jesus lives in those who love and we have certainly experienced this. We can follow the pathway of love when we are not closed in on ourselves, but rather love others, and when we welcome the support of friends, keeping alive faith that "love conquers all." [i]Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.Dialogue among believers of different religions and beliefs leads to the even deeper understanding that praying is a profoundly human action; prayer constitutes and elevates all human beings. How can we pray without ceasing? The Orthodox theologian Evdokimov wrote, "It's not enough to have prayers to say, and have rules and habits regarding them; we should be prayer incarnate. Our life should be liturgy; prayer concerns the most ordinary and everyday things.”[ii] Chiara Lubich emphasized that "we can love (God) as children and our hearts can be filled with the Holy Spirit of love and trust in our Father. Such confidence makes us speak to him often and tell him everything that we are doing, all our intentions and plans for the future.” [iii]There is a way to pray without ceasing that is accessible to everyone: you can do this by pausing before each action, focusing on the intention and saying, "This is for You, Jesus." It is a simple practice that transforms our activities from within and makes our entire life a constant prayer.Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.Giving thanks in all circumstances is an attitude that flows freely from gratitude and love for God who silently sustains and accompanies individuals, peoples, history and the entire cosmos. It also includes gratitude for others who journey with us and who make us aware that we are not self-sufficient. Rejoicing, praying and giving thanks are three actions that bring us closer to becoming as God wants us to be, enriching our relationship with him. We trust that "the God of peace will sanctify us entirely" (1Thes 5:23). By living this way, we prepare to enter more deeply into the joy of Christmas. We contribute to making the world a better place and we become creators of peace within ourselves, in our homes, our workplaces and wherever we live. And nothing is more necessary and urgent today. Prepared by Victoria Gómez and the Word of Life Team[i] [i] P. Vergilius X 69 [ii] P. Evdokimov “La Preghiera di Gesu” in La Novita' dello Spirito Milan 1997 [iii] C. Lubich Conversazioni, Citta Nuova, Rome 2019

1Thes. 2:19 - 20 Frank Julian(husband, father, grandfather )has been a pastor for nearly 40 years and a RN for the same. He's a full length feature film producer, board member/chaplain of World Medical Relief ,an author and is an AIDS activist /president and founder of FAWN:fighting aids with nutrition. Follow us Website: Frankjulianministies.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/frank_julian/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/frank.s.julian Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/love-prayers-and-healing/id1477990258

Many are desperate for hope. In fact, experts are labeling this “The Hopeless Generation”. The Good News is that you CAN find genuine hope in this hopeless world. Listen to Fr. Jon to learn more.

Speaker: Ricky Acosta; Key Verses: Eph 5:25-27, 1:4-5, 1Thes 5:23, Heb 2:10-11, S.S 8:13:14.

Speaker: Ricky Acosta; Key Verses: Eph 5:25-27, 1:4-5, 1Thes 5:23, Heb 2:10-11, S.S 8:13:14.

Speaker: Ricky Acosta; Key Verses: Eph 5:25-27, 1:4-5, 1Thes 5:23, Heb 2:10-11, S.S 8:13:14.

Embodied Gratitude   Acts 26:18 Col 1:13-16   I was BLIND but now I SEE!    1) Expressed Gratitude     Ps 107:1-2   1Thes 5:16-18   Rom 1:20-21   2) Embodied Gratitude   Ps 103:1-5   The action of a grateful heart is a life that brings Him praise.    Deut 8:11-19   A) Remember    B) Follow   C) Serve   D) Worship     Col 1:17-18     Remember Him, Follow Him, Serve Him, Worship Him - Thanksgiving is a way of life! 

1Thes 2,11-12 ihr wisst ja, wie wir jeden Einzelnen von euch ermahnt und ermutigt haben wie ein Vater seine Kinder, und euch ernstlich bezeugt haben, dass ihr so wandeln sollt, wie es Gottes würdig ist, der euch zu seinem Reich und seiner Herrlichkeit beruft. (Sch 2000) Kommentar von MacDonald (CLV) 2,11 In Vers 7 hatte Paulus sich mit einer stillenden Mutter verglichen, nun nimmt er ein anderes Bild, nämlich das Beispiel eines hingegebenen Vaters. Wenn in dem vorhergehenden Bild Zartheit und Zuneigung zum Ausdruck kamen, so will diese Veranschaulichung Weisheit und Güte vermitteln. »Wie ein Vater« hat er die Thessalonicher ermahnt, heilig zu leben und trotz Verfolgungen im Herrn zu bleiben. Er bezeugte, wie segensreich der Gehorsam gegenüber dem Willen und dem Wort Gottes ist. 2,12 Das Ziel des Dienstes von Paulus war, dass die Heiligen »des Gottes würdig … wandeln, der« sie »zu seinem Reich und seiner Herrlichkeit beruft«. Aus uns selbst sind wir sowohl Gottes als auch eines Platzes im Himmel unwürdig; das einzige Verdienst, das wir haben, findet sich in dem Herrn Jesus Christus. Doch als Söhne Gottes wird von uns erwartet, unserer hohen Berufung »würdig zu wandeln«. Wir können das tun, indem wir uns der Führung des Heiligen Geistes unterstellen und Sünde in unserem Leben ständig bekennen und uns davon abkehren. Alle Erretteten sind Untertane des Reiches Gottes. Zurzeit ist dieses »Reich« unsichtbar, und der König ist abwesend. Doch die Moral und die ethischen Lehren des Reiches gelten für uns heute. Wenn der Herr Jesus wiederkommt, um zu regieren, wird das »Reich« in seiner sichtbaren Form errichtet werden. Dann werden wir die »Herrlichkeit« des Königs an diesem Tag teilen. .:: FRAGEN::. Schreib mir! bibelverse@christliche-gewohnheiten.de .:: ANKI ::. ankisrs.net .:: DER KOSTENLOSE VIDEOKURS ::.

1Thes 5,11 Darum ermahnt einander und erbaut einer den anderen, wie ihr es auch tut! (Sch 2000) Kommentar von MacDonald (CLV) 5,11 Angesichts eines so großen Heils, eines so liebevollen Erretters und im Licht seiner baldigen Wiederkehr sollten wir einander durch Lehre, Ermutigung und Vorbild ermahnen und einander mit dem Wort Gottes in liebevoller Fürsorge auferbauen. Weil wir einst mit ihm leben werden, sollten wir jetzt in Hilfsbereitschaft und gegenseitiger Rücksichtnahme zusammenleben. .:: FRAGEN::. Schreib mir! bibelverse@christliche-gewohnheiten.de .:: ANKI ::. ankisrs.net .:: DER KOSTENLOSE VIDEOKURS ::.

“This is the will of God, your holiness…” 1Thes 4:3a St Paul gives us the key to understanding every moment of our day. To understand that the will of God is found in the present moment was an essential point that we so often forget. This can help us in our fight against sin, from the smallest venial sins to grave mortal sins, and our pursuit of virtue. Keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus, we can live now for Heaven, to strive for holiness in every moment with the help of God. This is His Will for us today.

1Thes 2:1-8

1 Pet 3:9; Heb 10:26; 1Thes 5:15; Deut 32:35; Lev 19:18; Mark 11:25Psalm 37

Prov 6:9 ; 1Thes 5:6; Rom 13:11; Mat 26:41 ; Psa 121:1; Mat 13:25

Pastor Glenn talks about how we are living in the final age, so we should be focusing on who Jesus is. Rev. 4-5; 1Cor. 15:52; 1Thes. 4:13-18

Pastor Glenn looks at the Church of Thyatira to show us how the times are critical and we must spend our days wisely and faithfully. We need to reflect the morning star. Rev. 2:18-29; Rom. 2:4; 1Thes. 4:13-18

Sermon by David Rountree on 7/10/22 at New Covenant Church in Anderson, SC. Scripture Passage: Exodus 20:4-6 Outline: 1. Images distort truth about God. Romans 1:25 2. True images of God are impossible. John 4:24 Deut.4:15-16 3. Our Images always obscure God's glory. Jn.1:14 Phil.2:5-10 Jn.17:5 4. Images of God are not needed for presenting Christ. 1Pet.1:23-25 2Tim.3:16,17) 5. Conceptualization of God does not require visualization of images. Dt.12:32; Rev.22:18,19 Luke 2:16 6. Mental images are also a forbidden means of loving God. Isa.55:8 1Cor.1:21 7. The Word of God is to be trusted alone. 2Pet.1:20-21; 2Tim.3:16-17 8. We must always be aware of our humble standing to learn from God. Rom. 11:33 9. Images discourages our responsibility to image Christ in our lives. Gen.1:26, 9:6; Rom.3:29, 8:29 Eph.4:24 1Cor.4:16, 11:1; 1Thes.1:6 www.ncchurch.net

Imagine walking through 1st Thessalonians in 7 minute segments of consideration. Imagine 26 thoughts of summary that put the whole arc together. Imagine this as its' own 7 minute episode.  Imagine that the link is right here for you to click on and be encouraged.Imagine no further! 1 Thessalonians is summarized right here for all of us. If you are new to the podcast, then consider starting with Season 8, Episode 1 to walk and work your way through the book.  Thank you for reading.  Thank you for listening.  Thank you for all the hard work of believing and doing that is Christianity.  Like Paul to the Thessalonians, "I love you guys! Keep going!"Subscribe at Bewithme.us or bewithme.us@gmail.com.  The podcast is available for free subscription on every podcast provider.  Yes, we just give this stuff away.

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Ephesians 5:25-27, 1Thes.4:17, 1Cor.15:42-44,52 Frank Julian(husband, father, grandfather )has been a pastor for nearly 40 years and a RN for the same. He's a full length feature film producer, board member/chaplain of World Medical Relief ,an author and is an AIDS activist /president and founder of FAWN:fighting aids with nutrition. Follow us Website: Frankjulianministies.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/frank_julian/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/frank.s.julian Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/love-prayers-and-healing/id1477990258

1Thes. 5:23-24 Frank Julian(husband, father, grandfather )has been a pastor for nearly 40 years and a RN for the same. He's a full length feature film producer, board member/chaplain of World Medical Relief ,an author and is an AIDS activist /president and founder of FAWN:fighting aids with nutrition. Follow us Website: Frankjulianministies.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/frank_julian/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/frank.s.julian Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/love-prayers-and-healing/id1477990258

God calls us to be holy, but we can't make ourselves holy. What's the answer to this conundrum? The gospel! God is justified in commanding us to be holy, because He first calls us saints. Understanding our identity in Christ is key to becoming holy, because sanctification isn't a self-help program, but a work of God within us. Scriptures Referenced: Neh 8:10; Joh 15:5; Rom 6:19; 2Cor 3:18; 2Cor 5:17; Gal 6:8; 1Thes 4:3,7; Heb 10:10; 1Pet 1:16 Visit PracticologyPodcast.com for more episodes. Follow the Practicology Podcast on Twitter and Facebook.

In These Last Days: The Book of Hebrews VIDEO - The Mt Sinai Encounters: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4_s1JKAuR8 Hebrews Chapter 6 - Alternate title: “The Peril of Not Progressing” ·Heb 5:11-6:3 move away from milk to solid food; with God's strength move away from the elementary and on towards perfections ·God wants us to move from darkness into light (to dwell with Him permanently there) (Acts 26:17-18, Eph 5:11, 1Thes 5:4-5) ·The first thing God did was separate light from darkness, and called the light “good” (Gen 1:2-4) ·God doesn't want us to be in ignorance, but He also knows that when we get knowledge we will have to chose and be held accountable for that choice. ·Adam and Eve sinned even though they had the most ignorance, not having seen or known death, not even knowing good from evil, and being told half/twisted truth by the serpent. (Gen 2:17, Gen 3:5) ·It is impossible to be renewed again, just as a seed is only given one chance to sprout and show the world what it is (Heb 6:4-8) ·Even Jesus offers a similar warning (John 12:45-47) ·Hebrews 12 speaks of God as a consuming fire (Heb 12:25-29) How can there be no repentance if God is so merciful? ·All the offerings were for sins done in ignorance: ·Sin offering (Lev. 4:2) sin offering for priests (Lev 4:3) sin offering for the whole congregation (Lev 4:13), sin offering for a ruler (Lev. 4:22), sins for the common people (Lev 4:27) ·Even the trespass offering (which involved both a sin offering and burnt offering because it was a sin of defilement) was also for ignorance. ·For hearing of oaths and remaining silent or for breaking of oaths unknowingly (Lev 5:1) ·For touching unclean (Lev 5:3), for defiling the holy things – unknowingly (Lev 5:15) There was no atonement for presumptuous sin (Num 15:30-31) ·Naidab and Abihu bore their sins: Aaron was too distraught to eat the sin offering ·The sin offerings were to be eaten by the offering priest to bear the sin (Lev 6:26, Lev. 9:22-24.) ·Moses pleaded for the people after the golden calf incident but not for those who did not chose for the Lord. They bore their own guilt. ·Christ's atonement by Christ and the blessing in the promise of God is sufficient and final (Heb 10:1-14) so much so that it is called “immutable” (Heb 6:18) and the hope is referred to as an “anchor” “steadfast and sure” (Heb 6:19) But God does not want us to remain in ignorance. He has offered atonement and glimpses of the promises ahead of time. And the Hope in His oath is steadfast and sure: ·Hebrews also contains encouragement that they can do it! That they can advance and not fall into sluggishness orimpatience, calling out to them their past progress and past labor for “His name” (Heb 6:9-12) ·Hebrews 10 keep in mind that the atonement is a sure thing. (Heb 10:19+) ·Hebrews 12 encourages them by contrasting Mt. Sinai with Mt. Zion (Heb 12: 18-24) ·Hebrews 11 offers them role models of patriarchs of faith ·Hebrews 13 leaves them with specific examples of what their conduct should look like when they are pursuing peace and holiness (Heb 12:12-17) ·Without the earthly temple, There is no place for the law: - (this will now be written on our hearts as per the New Covenant) ·The Holy Spirit will dwell within us! (1 Cor 6:19, Act 1:5, Act 1:8) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/from-the-top-ministries/message

DISCLAIMER: YOU MUST BE IN A PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP WITH CHRIST JESUS TO FULLY GRASP THESE TEACHING AND TO LIVE THIS KIND OF ABUNDANT LIFE!Introduction: “Love Conquers All!' Isaiah 43:1-51But now, this is what the Lord says—   he who created you, Jacob, he who formed you, Israel: “Do not fear, for I have redeemed you; I have summoned you by name; you are mine. 2 When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and when you pass through the rivers,  they will not sweep over you. When you walk through the fire, you will not be burned; the flames will not set you ablaze,  3 For I am the Lord your God, the Holy One of Israel, your Savior. I give Egypt for your ransom, Cush and Seba in your stead. 4 Since you are precious and honored in my sight, and because I love you, I will give people in exchange for you, nations in exchange for your life. 5 Do not be afraid, for I am with you; I will bring your children from the east and gather you from the west.V.1) But look how Isaiah starts this Ch. He says but now! God has created us, God has formed us in His own image. Why? To have a personal relationship with us. Do yall know what that means? We have the ability to know God, to love Him, worship Him, and serve Him, and fellowship with Him. He did not create us because He needed us. No! He wants our fellowship. The bible tells us that Adam walked with God in the cool of the day. Fellowship/Relationship! V.2) When trouble comes! When overwhelming situations come! Know trials are coming, but the good news is God will be with us. He will give us peace, joy, and comfort in those situations. He will protect us, those trials/tribulations won't take us out. They won't consume us. Look at it, God said: even when we walk through the fire, it won't burn us. No matter what we face, God is there and He will protect us. (Hebrew Boys)…V.3) Because of who He is/what we mean to Him. God said I am The Holy One, your SaviorGod allowed 3 nations, not I but 3 nations, to be defeated by Persia as a (ransom) for the Jews to be returned to their homeland. These were no poor nations, they were rich in gold, silver, jewels, and all types of treasures. Israel was just that valuable to God. V.4) Because God has chosen us, here He says we are precious to Him, and He has made us honorable by the favors that He has placed on our lives. We must realize that God's favor for us is not based on anything we've done, but because of His will. The bible tells us that God is slow in keeping his promises, He's patient with us, not wanting anyone to perish, but wanting everyone to come to repentance. (2 Pt 3:9) God loves us so that He delays Jesus' 2nd coming in hope that others will turn from their wicked ways and come to know Him. Know that because God has chosen you, He will do whatever it takes to protect us. He will make our enemies our footstool. Amen!V.5) Isaiah was talking about Israel's return home from Babylon. Paul tells us "that one day if we hold on to the blood-stained banned, we will be caught up together to meet Jesus in the air." (1Thes. 4:16-17) The song says “Won't it be grand, grand, grand, won't it be grand, grand, grand, I'm going home to live with Jesus, won't it be grand, and won't it be grand.” Saints of old used to say: “When our work down here is done when we stick our swords in the golden sands of time, we should look for a home somewhere around God's throne.” Next week we will finish up the series "Who Are You To God? DO YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE?  Please study Ephesians 2:10You can find me on FB/Instagram, Google, Apple iTunes, Spotify, Buzzsprout. Continue to share, tell a friend, tell somebody.  There will be a new episode uploaded every Thursday starting at 6 am! REMEMBER MY SISTERS AND BROTHERS, IT TAKES GRACE TO MAKE IT!