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Episode 162 - Discernment, particularly in the context of spiritual warfare and decision-making, is the topic of our next three episodes. Father Sean Danda and Nathanael Rea discuss understanding discernment as a broad concept that encompasses various aspects of life, not just vocational choices. They discuss the sources of input that influence discernment, the common pitfalls such as analysis paralysis, and the role of prudence in making decisions. The conversation also highlights the significance of being in a relationship with God to effectively discern His will, the dangers of distraction, and the need for a stable approach to decision-making. Our hosts introduce the idea of seeking guidance from Jesus and the grace of discernment of spirits, concluding with a reference to St. Ignatius of Loyola's rules for discernment.Takeaways Discernment is essential for understanding God's will. It involves sifting through various inputs in life. Fear and analysis paralysis can hinder decision-making. Prudence is a key component of discernment. Daily nudges can guide our decisions. Avoiding distractions is crucial for discernment. Being available to God enhances our discernment. Perpetual discernment can lead to instability. Simple models can aid in the discernment process. Asking Jesus for guidance is vital.

Verse by verse study through the book of John Chapter Sixteen and Verse Twenty Three

Fr. Roger J. Landry Thomas Merton Institute for Catholic Life at Columbia November 25, 2024   To listen to an audio recording of tonight’s lecture, please click below:  https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/catholicpreaching/11.25.24_The_Art_of_Prayer_1.mp3   To download a PDF copy of the slides of the presentation please click below:  11.25.24 CCM The Art of Prayer   The post The Art of Prayer: Asking Jesus Anew, “Lord, Teach Us How To Pray,” The Thomas Merton Institute for Catholic Life, November 25, 2024 appeared first on Catholic Preaching.

Text UsWelcome to the newest segment of the One Truth Podcast called, "Out of Context?". Is this first episode we will look at the question of "Asking Jesus into your heart?". This is a common phrasing amongst Christendom today....but, where does it come from? Where is it based in the Bible? What does it mean? Do we have a proper view of Jesus and the Father in this? We will look at many aspects of this today, as Steve Landes and Ken Smith join Josh to look into this phrase, and the Scripture in Revelation 3:20 that is often tied with this specific question. APPAREL STORE:Click https://theonetruth.itemorder.com/shop/home/:

Fr. Patrick preached this homily on August 13, 2024. The readings are from Ez 2:8—3:4, PS 119:14, 24, 72, 103, 111, 131 & Mt 18:1-5, 10, 12-14. — Connect with us! Website: https://slakingthirsts.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCytcnEsuKXBI-xN8mv9mkfw

A new MP3 sermon from West Sayville Reformed Bible Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Asking Jesus for a Raise. Speaker: Rev. Andrew Eenigenburg Broadcaster: West Sayville Reformed Bible Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 6/9/2024 Bible: Luke 17:5-6 Length: 43 min.

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He asked life of thee, and thou gavest it him, even length of days for ever and ever. --Psalm 21-4---1- Jesus our King, head and mediator .-2- The life that was asked and given .-3- Asking - An example for us to follow .

In this Bible Story, Jehu is used by God to rid Israel of evil. He kills Jezebel and all the remnants of king Ahab. He also toppls the temples of Baal along with all its followers. Eventually, he succumbs to his own inner evils and strays away from God. This story is inspired by 2 Kings 9:30-10:36. Go to BibleinaYear.com and learn the Bible in a Year.Today's Bible verse is 2 Kings 9:34 from the King James Version.Episode 139: Jehoshaphat, in an attempt to broker peace between him and Israel, betrothed his son Joram to Ahab's daughter Athaliah. But because the wicked and idolatrous nature of her parents was in her, both Jehoram and the nation of Judah would be led astray. And as he, his kingdom, and his sons passed away; his wife Athaliah plotted. Determined to stay in power, she killed all of her grandchildren so that the line of David could not stand in her way. But God would not let her evil stand in the way of His promise. Jehosheba, Athaliah's daughter, hid away one of Ahaziah's sons in the temple to be raised by the priests and taken care of until he could become king!Hear the Bible come to life as Pastor Jack Graham leads you through the official BibleinaYear.com podcast. This Biblical Audio Experience will help you master wisdom from the world's greatest book. In each episode, you will learn to apply Biblical principles to everyday life. Now understanding the Bible is easier than ever before; enjoy a cinematic audio experience full of inspirational storytelling, orchestral music, and profound commentary from world-renowned Pastor Jack Graham.Also, you can download the Pray.com app for more Christian content, including, Daily Prayers, Inspirational Testimonies, and Bedtime Bible Stories.Visit JackGraham.org for more resources on how to tap into God's power for successful Christian living.This episode is sponsored by Medi-Share, an innovative health care solution for Christians to save money without sacrificing quality.Pray.com is the digital destination of faith. With over 5,000 daily prayers, meditations, bedtime stories, and cinematic stories inspired by the Bible, the Pray.com app has everything you need to keep your focus on the Lord. Make Prayer a priority and download the #1 App for Prayer and Sleep today in the Apple app store or Google Play store.Executive Producers: Steve Gatena & Max BardProducer: Ben GammonHosted by: Pastor Jack GrahamMusic by: Andrew Morgan SmithBible Story narration by: Todd HaberkornSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of our Christianese series, Hunter and Dr. Jeannine Hanger discuss the idea of "asking Jesus into your heart." Where did it come from? How'd it go so popular? And most importantly... is there more to being saved than praying a prayer? Listen to this episode to find out!

Asking Jesus to allow his will to become our will is an absolutely essential part of Faithing our day today! If we live in a way where we are constantly seeking our own will, we will most certainly drift off of the path Christ has paved for us, because by our human nature we are drawn to things other than God's will. How can you transform yourself into someone who continually seeks God's will? The scripture verse(s) we talk about today include: Romans 12:2 Please considering following along on my socials for further inspiration: www.facebook.com/faithyourdaywww.instagram.com/faithyourday@faithyourday #faithyourdayAs well if you'd like to connect with me just to say hi, or for a prayer request, reach out by email anytime! prettyiskind@gmail.com If you are a Spotify music listener you can download my feel good & uplifting playlist by searching "Faith Your Day" and selecting "playlist" If you find this episode resonated with you please go ahead and share it out with others! Many apps allow you to share directly from the podcast app you are listening on or simply tell a friend about it! Let's help women around the world Faith their Day! As well I would be more than grateful if you would leave me a review and/or rating on whatever platform you listen, it helps out so much by allowing others to find this show more easily. I upload a new episode each Tuesday morning at 5:00EST. Can't wait to see you right here again next Tuesday!  xoxoxSarah ElizabethOur daily Faith Your Day declaration: Jesus, thank you so much for loving me in the way that you do! You designed me on purpose for a purpose. I want to live to my full potential today, with a mindset that honors you and soul that seeks to know you better. Jesus I know that you are the way, the truth and the life, and I ask you to guide me and reveal to me what you want to show me here, have me experience here, and learn from this season. Help mold me and shape me into the best version of me. I will live today as your vessel ready to receive your word, and pour out your overflowing love to those all around me. Please allow your thoughts to become my thoughts, your ways to become my ways and your will to become what I truly desire. Jesus if you are in it I want it and if you are not I ask you to slam that door shut. I choose to faith this day of life! I am so grateful to be your girl! In Jesus name Amen!

When we invite Jesus into our life we invite Him into our living

LISTEN TO THIS! In this episode, Dr. T. Michael W. Halcomb ventures into Mk 8:11-21, that infamous scene where the disciples are asking Jesus for signs. Want to know what that sounded like in Koine Greek? Look no further. Tune in! #Mark #MarksGospel #GospelofMark #Mark8 #Healing #Miracles #Signs #Signsandwonders #Jesus #NewTestament #Greek #KoineGreek #Koine Mark, Marks Gospel, Gospel of Mark, Mark 8, Healing, Miracles, Signs, Signs and Wonders, Jesus, New Testament, Greek, Koine Greek, Koine, --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/glossahouse/message

In this Bible Story, Jesus heals the centurion's servant. The son is restored because the centurion believes and clings to the authority of Jesus. He recognizes that Jesus holds authority over death and sickness. This story is inspired by Luke 7:1-17. Go to BibleinaYear.com and learn the Bible in a Year.Today's Bible verse is Luke 7:9 from the King James Version.Episode 185: As a roman centurion sat beside his sick servant, he called his officials and sent them to find Jesus. When the officials found Jesus, they asked Him to heal the centurion's servant. But as Jesus got ready to head to the man's house, he sent a servant to explain to Him his unworthiness and to request that Jesus merely speak and it would be done. Jesus was amazed at this man's faith and the centurion's servant was healed.Hear the Bible come to life as Pastor Jack Graham leads you through the official BibleinaYear.com podcast. This Biblical Audio Experience will help you master wisdom from the world's greatest book. In each episode, you will learn to apply Biblical principles to everyday life. Now understanding the Bible is easier than ever before; enjoy a cinematic audio experience full of inspirational storytelling, orchestral music, and profound commentary from world-renowned Pastor Jack Graham.Also, you can download the Pray.com app for more Christian content, including, Daily Prayers, Inspirational Testimonies, and Bedtime Bible Stories.Visit JackGraham.org for more resources on how to tap into God's power for successful Christian living.This episode is sponsored by Medi-Share, an innovative health care solution for Christians to save money without sacrificing quality.Pray.com is the digital destination of faith. With over 5,000 daily prayers, meditations, bedtime stories, and cinematic stories inspired by the Bible, the Pray.com app has everything you need to keep your focus on the Lord. Make Prayer a priority and download the #1 App for Prayer and Sleep today in the Apple app store or Google Play store.Executive Producers: Steve Gatena & Max BardProducer: Ben GammonHosted by: Pastor Jack GrahamMusic by: Andrew Morgan SmithBible Story narration by: Todd HaberkornSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We hear that we need to "ask Jesus in our heart" if we want to go to heaven. But does the Bible actually say that? You may be surprised at the answer!

We hear that we need to "ask Jesus in our heart" if we want to go to heaven. But does the Bible actually say that? You may be surprised at the answer!

Weekly live worship service from Cornerstone Church, North Gower (Ontario) FOLLOW US #northgowercornerstone WEBSITE https://www.knowgrowshow.ca/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/northgowercornerstone/ FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/northgowercornerstone/ LINKTREE https://linktr.ee/knowgrowshow The Passage : John 10:1-10 The One Thing: Jesus is better than a Great Shepherd. He's a Good Shepherd. Growgroup Discussion Starters Know K1 How did God speak to you in this Sunday's teaching? |Grow G1 Jesus uses the image of a shepherd with sheep. Why did he use this particular image? G2 How do the two picture lessons of a shepherd and a gate complement each other in this parable? In what way does Jesus protect us (as a gate)? In what way does he provide for us as a shepherd? G3 John 10:9 | What might Jesus be getting at when he talks about “coming in and going out and finding pasture?” G4 Jesus is great (Col. 2:9-10). What does this mean? G5 Jesus is good (John 10:11). What does this mean? Discuss why both are important (great and good). What would it look like if Jesus was one without the other? G6 Dan talked about crashing (physically exhausted) after a few busy weeks. In your day to day life what symptoms indicate if you're (a) following Jesus or (b) racing ahead and expecting him to catch up with you? G7 John 10:10 | Who are the thieves and robbers in your life? In other words, what is stealing, killing or destroying in your life? Show S1 Practice listening prayer with John 10:10: Asking Jesus what, in your life or practices or habits, right now, is stealing, killing and destroying you? Take time in quiet and listen to his answer. Write it down. Then ask him in what way does he want to replace these things with “abundant life”. Take time in quiet and listen to his answer. Write it down.

Pastor Micah shared a powerful message that will encourage you in your faith! By looking at the story of Jesus healing the demon possessed boy in Mark 9, we see the father ask Jesus "If you can?" I believe we can all relate to this father's question as he was desperate to see his son healed. The situations in our lives that we're longing to see changed may be different, but we struggle with the same question. Jesus teaches us that all things are possible to those "who believe!" We also looked at the Apostle Paul's teaching in Romans 8 which helps us see how the Holy Spirit helps intercede and lead us as believers!Faith is not believing in what we've already seen, but believing in what we have yet to see take place!2 Questions to consider:How many times without even realizing it do we begin to stop believing what Jesus told us He can do? Asking Jesus the question, "If you can?"What are you asking "If you can" to God today? 

Exodus as important as gospels; Coveting; Stoicism; Marcus Aurelius; Virtue; Divine will; Stoics hating Christians?; Only individuals find kingdom; Bible study program; Pearls in programs; Repentance; Asking Jesus questions; Ex 2: Birth of Moses; tet-vav-biet (goodly, bringing prosperity); God of the city; Moses had 2 horns?; Secret for 3 months; Daughter of Pharaoh (Tuthmosis I?); 2:11 - Moses flees to Midian; Moses: learned of Egypt; Hatshepsut very philanthropic; Moving from bondage to freemen; Branches of government endowed with powers; Men hauling water; Moses + Zipporah begat Gershom; Rights vested in individuals; Offices of power; Folly of king Saul; Ignorance in modern churches; Hearing the cries of others; 2:23 reason of the bondage; God respecting His children; Effectual individuals; Bondage/merchandise; Covenanting/contracting away your rights; Thief example; Consequences from law of nature; Biting one another; Reducing religion; Beneficial consequences; Idolatry; Egyptian collapse after Israelites left; Song of Moses and of the lamb; Tiffany question - natural instinct; Conflict in men, not animals - war, abortion, …; Caring for next generation; And care for neighbor; Passenger pigeons; Need for gathering together - regularly; Idea of covetousness; Fear not, forgive, and love; Learning to rely on tree of life; Covetousness changes nature; Domestication; vs Free souls under God; Do good because it's good for you.

Thank you for your extraordinary life! Asking Jesus for a deep sleep

This is my conviction; no threat whether it be in death or life; be it celestial messengers, demon powers, or political principalities, nothing known to us at this time, or even in the unknown future; no dimension of any calculation in time or space, nor any device yet to be invented, has what it takes to separate us from the love of God unveiled in our Lord, Jesus Christ. Romans 8:38,39 Todays Takeaways  Updated Testimony about Dash. (Kristen's King Charles Spaniel)       How to Stay/Remain/Keep ENCOURAGED    1. Ask Jesus to show you the little things (last week episode #81 highlighted this point) 2. Gratitude: the authentic kind you can touch 3. Remember 1 & 2  Pure Joy Series #3  When you practice Asking Jesus to show you the little things and the touchable, taste-able, feel-able spirit of GratitudeYou are giving Him His desires, that is what we call worship, a living sacrifice we have heard it this way for years: Romans 12 Therefore, yup what is it there-fore: I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God's mercy, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God—this is your true and proper worship.Episode Links: CoachingforLife helping you succeed in Life and the marketplace  Pretty Evernote Templates  Patreon thank you for supporting this podcast  The UnFinished Book is available directly from Kristen Wambach or at all your local online retailers. Podcast Directory  Listener Connect  Watch the video version of the podcast on  Intentional Now Podcast View YouTube Channel  I keep getting asked by other podcasters about my "Podcast Planner" here you go! Follow us on Instagram Intentional Now Podcast Facebook LinkTree for the fastest connection to weekly goodies Etsy Store Contact Kristen@kristenwambach.com  Episode Website KristenWambach.comI will bid you a blessed day.These links are for your convenience to locate me on Social Media, access resources on my website, and also contact information. If this podcast is a blessing to you, I invite your partnership as a Patreon subscriber. Your comments, questions, and encouragement help to support this podcast.I look forward to hearing from you. Bye now Kristen 

Glory be to God! **

Explanation of being born again of water and spirit. "Asking JESUS to come into my heart." Acts 2:38 explained.

June 19, 2022. Luke 8:26-39. Jesus delivers a man of his demons and makes everybody uncomfortable. Why are they, or we, so afraid? Listen to the sermon.   Photo by Kenneth Schipper Vera on Unsplash.

Our 100th episode celebration and recording will be held on Sunday, June 12, at 6:30pm. We hope you're able to join us.This is the 6th and final installment of our series on Christianese One-liners. Listen as our pastors discuss the following.Asking Jesus into your heartThe sinner's prayerAltar calls"Once Saved, Always Saved"How to know you're savedWhat's on your mind? What topics would you like discussed?Send us your questions to questions@kerrvillebiblechurch.org or leave us a text or voicemail at 830-321-0349.Please share this podcast on your social media or to your mailing list. We'd appreciate your help getting the message out.

Synopsis: We have approached the last week of Lent. We have approached Good Friday. Let us remember that this Friday is a reminder that our Savior laid down His live so that our life will be saved. As we approach Easter, allow this to be a sober reminder that we are alive in Christ. He is alive. He has risen indeed. We can now go into the presence of the Father and he will hear us. Tune into these short discussions based on a Lent reading guide called “Asking Jesus” by Rev. Dr. Gerrit Dawson. Meet the Guest: The Rev. Dr. Gerrit Dawson became the senior pastor of First Presbyterian Church in 2004. He is married to Rhonda, and they have four children. Born and raised in Miami, Florida, Dawson was the pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Lenoir, North Carolina for 13 years before coming to Baton Rouge. He received his Doctor of Ministry degree in 2002 from Reformed Theological Seminary in Charlotte. Dawson carries on an active writing ministry, focusing on Christian spiritual growth and the person and work of Christ. His most recent book is "Raising Adam: Why Jesus Descended into Hell." Dawson's vision for the church centers on Jeremiah 29: 7: “Seek the welfare of the city where I have sent you.” How to find the material: You can find postings of the daily readings here! If you want a physical copy of the printed book, please contact the church office at 225.387.0617. You may also subscribe to daily Lent emails by texting ASKINGJESUS to 22828. Works Cited: Cover Art: Brandon Queen and First Presbyterian Church, Baton Rouge | Bible Translations – English Standard Version (unless stated/noted in the interview) | Quotes: authentic from the host and guest (unless stated/noted during the podcast). Music: © --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/elderqueen/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/elderqueen/support

Synopsis: During week five of Lent, we dive into the story of the daughters of Jerusalem, and we answer the question, who stuck you? For most of this episode, the Gospel of Luke is referenced for the discussions. This week is packed with great readings as we navigate through the Holy Week. Tune into these short discussions based on a Lent reading guide called “Asking Jesus” by Rev. Dr. Gerrit Dawson. Meet the Guest: The Rev. Dr. Gerrit Dawson became the senior pastor of First Presbyterian Church in 2004. He is married to Rhonda, and they have four children. Born and raised in Miami, Florida, Dawson was the pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Lenoir, North Carolina for 13 years before coming to Baton Rouge. He received his Doctor of Ministry degree in 2002 from Reformed Theological Seminary in Charlotte. Dawson carries on an active writing ministry, focusing on Christian spiritual growth and the person and work of Christ. His most recent book is "Raising Adam: Why Jesus Descended into Hell." Dawson's vision for the church centers on Jeremiah 29: 7: “Seek the welfare of the city where I have sent you.” How to find the material: You can find postings of the daily readings here! If you want a physical copy of the printed book, please contact the church office at 225.387.0617. You may also subscribe to daily Lent emails by texting ASKINGJESUS to 22828. Works Cited: Cover Art: Brandon Queen and First Presbyterian Church, Baton Rouge | Bible Translations – English Standard Version (unless stated/noted in the interview) | Quotes: authentic from the host and guest (unless stated/noted during the podcast). Music: © --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/elderqueen/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/elderqueen/support

Synopsis: This week we discuss the story of the Good Samaritan. Both Rev. Dr. Gerrit and Brandon, discuss the connection of Jesus being the good Samaritan for us. During their discussion, they connect the dots between the Old Testament and the New Testament with Rahab the harlot, and how the “Good Samaritan” law is almost identical to the Biblical meaning to the parable Jesus taught. Tune into these short discussions based on a Lent reading guide called “Asking Jesus” by Rev. Dr. Gerrit Dawson. Meet the Guest: The Rev. Dr. Gerrit Dawson became the senior pastor of First Presbyterian Church in 2004. He is married to Rhonda, and they have four children. Born and raised in Miami, Florida, Dawson was the pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Lenoir, North Carolina for 13 years before coming to Baton Rouge. He received his Doctor of Ministry degree in 2002 from Reformed Theological Seminary in Charlotte. Dawson carries on an active writing ministry, focusing on Christian spiritual growth and the person and work of Christ. His most recent book is "Raising Adam: Why Jesus Descended into Hell." Dawson's vision for the church centers on Jeremiah 29:7: “Seek the welfare of the city where I have sent you.” How to find the material: You can find postings of the daily readings here! If you want a physical copy of the printed book, please contact the church office at 225.387.0617. You may also subscribe to daily Lent emails by texting ASKINGJESUS to 22828. Works Cited: Cover Art: Brandon Queen and First Presbyterian Church, Baton Rouge | Bible Translations – English Standard Version (unless stated/noted in the interview) | Quotes: authentic from the host and guest (unless stated/noted during the podcast). You find other podcasts like mine here! Music: © --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/elderqueen/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/elderqueen/support

Synopsis: For week three of Lent, we move into the story about Zacchaeus and how he climbed a tree to see Jesus. Jesus looked up, saw Zacchaeus, and ate with him. A man was known for taking more than what he needed to as a tax collector. What was Jesus to do with him? We see Zacchaeus looking for hope, or a change in pace if you will. Tune into these short discussions based on a Lent reading guide called “Asking Jesus” by Rev. Dr. Gerrit Dawson. Meet the Guest: The Rev. Dr. Gerrit Dawson became the senior pastor of First Presbyterian Church in 2004. He is married to Rhonda, and they have four children. Born and raised in Miami, Florida, Dawson was the pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Lenoir, North Carolina for 13 years before coming to Baton Rouge. He received his Doctor of Ministry degree in 2002 from Reformed Theological Seminary in Charlotte. Dawson carries on an active writing ministry, focusing on Christian spiritual growth and the person and work of Christ. His most recent book is "Raising Adam: Why Jesus Descended into Hell." Dawson's vision for the church centers on Jeremiah 29: 7: “Seek the welfare of the city where I have sent you.” How to find the material: You can find postings of the daily readings here! If you want a physical copy of the printed book, please contact the church office at 225.387.0617. You may also subscribe to daily Lent emails by texting ASKINGJESUS to 22828. Works Cited: Cover Art: Brandon Queen and First Presbyterian Church, Baton Rouge | Bible Translations – English Standard Version (unless stated/noted in the interview) | Quotes: authentic from the host and guest (unless stated/noted during the podcast). Music: © --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/elderqueen/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/elderqueen/support

Synopsis: During week two of Lent, we discuss more of what Lent means and how we can observe this season. Dr. Dawson expounds on his devotional writing for the week. Tune into these short discussions based on a Lent reading guide called “Asking Jesus” by Rev. Dr. Gerrit Dawson. Meet the Guest: The Rev. Dr. Gerrit Dawson became the senior pastor of First Presbyterian Church in 2004. He is married to Rhonda, and they have four children. Born and raised in Miami, Florida, Dawson was the pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Lenoir, North Carolina for 13 years before coming to Baton Rouge. He received his Doctor of Ministry degree in 2002 from Reformed Theological Seminary in Charlotte. Dawson carries on an active writing ministry, focusing on Christian spiritual growth and the person and work of Christ. His most recent book is "Raising Adam: Why Jesus Descended into Hell." Dawson's vision for the church centers on Jeremiah 29: 7: “Seek the welfare of the city where I have sent you.” How to find the material: You can find postings of the daily readings here! If you want a physical copy of the printed book, please contact the church office at 225.387.0617. You may also subscribe to daily Lent emails by texting ASKINGJESUS to 22828. Works Cited: Cover Art: Brandon Queen and First Presbyterian Church, Baton Rouge | Bible Translations – English Standard Version (unless stated/noted in the interview) | Quotes: authentic from the host and guest (unless stated/noted during the podcast). Music: © --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/elderqueen/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/elderqueen/support

Synopsis: The church sets apart a time of the year called LENT. We observe lent in different ways and we often lose focus on what Lent actually means and the reason it exists. During season nine, I hope to show you the reason we observe Lent and why it is important to the church collectively. Tune into these short discussions based on a Lent reading guide called “Asking Jesus” by Rev. Dr. Gerrit Dawson. Meet the Guest: The Rev. Dr. Gerrit Dawson became the senior pastor of First Presbyterian Church in 2004. He is married to Rhonda and they have four children. Born and raised in Miami, Florida, Dawson was the pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Lenoir, North Carolina for 13 years before coming to Baton Rouge. He received his Doctor of Ministry degree in 2002 from Reformed Theological Seminary in Charlotte. Dawson carries on an active writing ministry, focusing on Christian spiritual growth and the person and work of Christ. His most recent book is "Raising Adam: Why Jesus Descended into Hell." Dawson's vision for the church centers on Jeremiah 29: 7: “Seek the welfare of the city where I have sent you.” How to find the material: You can find postings of the daily readings here! If you want a physical copy of the printed book, please contact the church office at 225.387.0617. You may also subscribe to daily Lent emails by texting ASKINGJESUS to 22828. Works Cited: Cover Art: Brandon Queen and First Presbyterian Church, Baton Rouge | Bible Translations – English Standard Version (unless stated/noted in the interview) | Quotes: authentic from the host and guest (unless stated/noted during the podcast). Music: © --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/elderqueen/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/elderqueen/support

We're back, baby. Jake Flores of Pod Damn America and Why You Mad joins us to discuss the dystopian christian film 2025. A virus has ravaged the globe, allowing Communists to form a one-world government. Meetings are illegal. Asking Jesus to be the third in your marriage to a 17 year old is forbidden. The constitution is the new sacred document. One small band of freedom fighters decides to spray paint jesus fishes in the woods and begin a revolution. Support the show at http://patreon.com/miniondeathcult and get a bonus episode every week, including access to all previous premium episodes.

Series: N/AService: Sun AM WorshipType: SermonSpeaker: Mike ThomasAsking Jesus to Leave

If you grew up in the evangelical world of North America, there's a good chance you attended a Christian event at some point that involved an altar call, complete with a passionate plea for repentance and emotionally evocative music. In the final episode of our series on soteriology, we discuss the history of altar calls and why they were disputed in the early stages of evangelicalism. We also discuss the benefits and problems with the idea of "asking Jesus into your heart" and explain the different viewpoints of whether someone can lose their salvation.

We have been told all our life that we should “ask Jesus in our heart” and then we will be saved but does the Bible actually say that? You may be surprised at the answer! How to become a Christian

The last session of our study on the most common clichés in our modern church culture. Asking Jesus into your heart. Some use this and claim that this response simplifies the response to the gospel, especially for children. But it is another phrase that is found no where in the Bible! Join us as we explore more about this phrase.

The last session of our study on the most common clichés in our modern church culture. Asking Jesus into your heart. Some use this and claim that this response simplifies the response to the gospel, especially for children. But it is another phrase that is found no where in the Bible! Join us as we explore more about this phrase.

Session 3 of our study on the most common clichés in our modern church culture. Asking Jesus into your heart. Some use this and claim that this response simplifies the response to the gospel, especially for children. But it is another phrase that is found no where in the Bible! Join us as we explore more about this phrase.

Session 3 of our study on the most common clichés in our modern church culture. Asking Jesus into your heart. Some use this and claim that this response simplifies the response to the gospel, especially for children. But it is another phrase that is found no where in the Bible! Join us as we explore more about this phrase.

Session 2 of our study on the most common clichés in our modern church culture. Asking Jesus into your heart. Some use this and claim that this response simplifies the response to the gospel, especially for children. But it is another phrase that is found no where in the Bible! Join us as we explore more about this phrase.

Session 2 of our study on the most common clichés in our modern church culture. Asking Jesus into your heart. Some use this and claim that this response simplifies the response to the gospel, especially for children. But it is another phrase that is found no where in the Bible! Join us as we explore more about this phrase.

This is one of the most common clichés in our modern church culture, especially amongst children. Some use this and claim that this response simplifies the response to the gospel, especially for children. But it is another phrase that is found no where in the Bible! Join us as we explore more about this phrase.

This is one of the most common clichés in our modern church culture, especially amongst children. Some use this and claim that this response simplifies the response to the gospel, especially for children. But it is another phrase that is found no where in the Bible! Join us as we explore more about this phrase.

It is obvious that recent scandals in our church have demoralized, confused and wounded many of the faithful. How can we begin to move toward some kind of healing? Archbishop Lucas says, "This is precisely the time when we should be looking for Jesus and asking how we might come closer to him, how we might invite him into the places where individual people and the whole church are feeling burdened and broken." In this episode: Why and how we need to beg for the grace of healing How people are responding to Archbishop's invitations to prayer An example of reparation for past hurts at Sacred Heart in Omaha How the attorney general's request for files from the 3 Nebraska dioceses is a "moment of grace."