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Amy Ekeh is the Director of Little Rock Scripture Study at Liturgical Press. Originally from Texas, she grew up in an Episcopal parish that was deeply committed to liturgy, community, and learning. During her teen years, some members of my parish, including two of our priests, became Catholic.  She serves on the faculty of the New England Catholic Biblical School and is an adjunct professor at Sacred Heart University. Her published work can be found in a variety of Catholic publications, including Give Us This Day and The Bible Today.  Her latest book is a new version of the Stations of the Cross. She published three volumes in Little Rock Scripture Study's Alive in the Word series (Lent, Advent, and Finding Peace).  She has a forthcoming book—Stretch Out Your Hand: Reflections on the Healing Ministry of Jesus (Liturgical Press)—will be published in January 2025. We talk about the benefits of studying scripture together.

The Bible was written a long time ago about things that happened and things that were said a long time ago. Do people still need the Bible to help them today? Tune into Good News Devos to explore why the Bible will always be needed and relevant. Uniting kids with the good news of the Gospel through adventures and foundational, biblical truths. Subscribe to the U-Nite Radio Podcast, so you don't miss any of our episodes!

Join us as Kent dives into the story of Jacob's wrestling match with God. Ever felt like life was spiraling out of control? You're not alone. Tune in and ask yourself: How do we find blessing in the midst of our struggles? EASY TO GIVE at Harmony, text any amount to (859) 459-0316 to get started (or give online @ my.harmonychurch.cc/give). Get the fill-in-the-blank bulletins my.harmonychurch.cc/bulletins. ----- OPENING ILLUSTRATION: A few weeks ago at our worship night the team started singing the song Oceans. As I stood there worshiping and singing that song I was taken back to a moment in New York City. Jenni and I had been gifted the chance to to go to this conference in NYC @ the New York City Music Hall. Shortly before we went to that we had stepped away from our church plant that we had started. We were not doing real good emotionally and the leadership we were working with, instead of trying to figure out how to help us, they had told us to step down from the ministry if we wanted the church to continue to get support. So, we walked away from it. It was heart wrenching. While we were at this conference the band introduced this new song “Oceans…” As I sat there with the lights off, my heart went back to that moment standing in the balcony beside my wife. We were at a conference that should have been pumping us up but I knew we had two weeks of pay when we got back and then nothing and honestly I was freaking out. I can remember singing those lyrics and trying to will myself to believe it…: You call me out upon the waters, The great unknown where feet may fail, And there I find You in the mystery, In oceans deep my faith will stand, And I will call upon Your Name, And keep my eyes above the waves, When oceans rise My soul will rest in Your embrace, For I am Yours and You are mine This was not the first time or the last time I've been in that dark night of the soul… There is a place where everything feels out of control and like you are losing more than you are gaining. My guess is more of you in this room than we would like to think are in that place. But I can promise you this If you're not there now, you will be at some point. WE: We all know what it's like to have your life start to spiral out of control -Projects piling up left and right and you feeling out of control -To have a spouse come up and tell you “I just don't love you any more” and your are spiraling -To find out your child has a health diagnosis that has no real fix… Every one of us has a story that is written with the ebb and flow of pain and joy, fear and faith. BIBLE: Today, I want to take you into a story of wrestling to give you some encouragement when your life feels like it's at risk… In the story of God we are going to jump into the life of Jacob - Isaacs son, Abrahams grandson. This would be one of those stories you will want to go read. It's full of deception, has a really nice and weird love story in it, and it has redemption. If I was going to define Jacob by one trait, it was would be deceiver. Jacob is a twin, his older brother Esau comes out of the womb first, but Jacob is holding onto his heel as he comes out. As they grow up, Jacob will be a mama's boy who stays home among the tents and Esau will be their dad's favorite - he's a hunter, out in the field finding game - a mans man. There are several stories from their life that tell you about them. One of them Esau comes in from a long hunt, famished and ends up selling the position as the oldest son to Jacob for a bowl of soup. Eventually as their father was aging Isaac wants to bless Esau - he sends him out to hunt and to prepare a meal. Rebeka - the boys mom, will help Jacob fool Isaac who's eyes are failing him that Jacob is Esau and he will steal his blessing. Esau is enraged and wants to kill Jacob - so Jacob escapes and goes to the house of his uncle Laban where he will fall in love with his cousin Rachel - I know… She is beautiful and in a smooth move, Jacob will choose to work for 7 years to buy her hand in marriage. But again, the deception goes deep in this family. The night of their marriage, Jacob goes into the tent where he will “consummate” the marriage with Rachel, but in the dark - pre-electricity days of life - Laban sends in his other daughter - Leah. Jacob sleeps with her and in the morning realizes he's been duped - much like how he duped his own father when stealing Esau's blessing, now Leah has stolen Rachel's husband. Jacob will make a deal to work for 7 more years to gain Rachels hand and they are married as well. He will have 11 boys between these two women and their maidservants - it's a whole thing with these ladies - full of jealousy and pain. Finally Jacob decides to leave Laban's household when the heat is getting too hot… Can you feel it? Jacob's life starts to get out of control and he runs… Every time, he reaps what he's sown and he bolts - first with Esau, now with Laban. Anyone feeling this? Jacob is now on his way back to his homeland. He realizes he's going to have to face Esau, his brother. Jacob sends ahead some of his party to test the water with Esau and they come back and tell him Esau is on his way with 400 fighting men… b And Jacob is terrified. Jacob will separate his household into two different parties, he will send ahead of him groups of people with gifts for Esau. He starts to bed down and then decides to send his wives and kids across the river to the other side ahead of him. Finally, Jacob has put everything and everyone between him and his brother. b He has schemed with every last little bit he has how he can get out of this… Listen, isn't this exactly what we all do? We scheme and plan, we try to control and manipulate - whatever the situation is… This is where Jacob is. He's alone… I want to read you one of the strangest verses in the bible to me… Genesis 32:24 24 So Jacob was left alone, and a man wrestled with him till daybreak. That little comma right there says so much to me… “Jacob was left alone” “and a man wrestled with him till daybreak” What happened in the space of that comma? Was Jacob laying down to sleep and awoken by a noise? Does he roll over with someone putting their hand on his mouth? Are fists being thrown? I have so many questions… Jacob wrestles the man - fighting for his life. b Jacob thought he was safe behind his scheme, but there was one he forgot who can get behind any barrier. We will find the one he is wrestling with is God - I believe it to be Jesus… Jacob will wrestle and he will fight until finally the man tweaks Jacobs hip. Jacob won't let go till he get's a blessing… -I think he is saying, “I'll let you go, but I need to know you won't come after me anymore…” This is what he is told… Genesis 32:28 28 Then the man said, “Your name will no longer be Jacob, but Israel,[f] because you have struggled with God and with humans and have overcome.” Jacobs name is changed… can I get a little devotional with you? It seems it's in the wrestling not the resting that leads to the blessing I know some of you are going through some serious tests right now, some serious challenges. Don't give up, don't stop wrestling. You're greatest blessing may be on the other side of what you're battling. You may walk with a limp afterwards, but you'll also walk with God. Jacob walked with a limp that would forever remind him of this moment, and to this day the people who came from his line still bear the his name - Israel, the ones who wrestled with God and man and overcame. I want to do something a little different today. If you are in a wrestling match with God. I want to invite you today to come forward for prayer. For us to pray over you during this next song. I know for us what I didn't know back in that moment in NYC was that God Himself was watching over us and as we wrestled with Him trying to control the outcome he was working a better income into our souls that would change us and eventually lead us here. Keep wrestling. Keep wrestling. Keep wrestling!

In the final night before His crucifixion, Jesus poured out His heart to the Father. In that prayer, He expresses the accomplishment of having given the Father's Word to his disciples. But what exactly did that mean? What "Word" did He give? How much of it did they get? And what effect did it have on their lives? In this episode, Jeff explains the critical importance of the Bible for present-day disciples living in the end times.

Join Museum of the Bible as we discuss Accordance Bible Software, a platform that offers numerous translations, study aids, and critical resources for Bible study, with Dr. Roy Brown, its founder and creator.

Scripture makes clear that our fundamental job as Christians is to help people in every culture know Jesus and follow his word. Far too often, however, we make the mistake of underestimating how creative God can be in accomplishing that task. Two recent examples of the Lord working in unique ways challenge us to think bigger when it comes to what it means to translate his word to the lost around us.  Author: Ryan Denison, PhD Narrator: Chris Elkins Subscribe: http://www.denisonforum.org/subscribe Read The Daily Article: https://www.denisonforum.org/daily-article/muslims-translating-bible-for-christians/  

Preaching on the Solemnity of the Holy Trinity, Laurie Brink, O.P., offers a reflection on allowing God to remake us in God's image: "Instead of trying to make God in our image, perhaps we could take a cue from the Trinity, and allow love, grace, and fellowship to remake us in God's image. Let's start by hearing voices—the voices of people in need, the hurting, the forgotten, and the quaking and crying Earth. Then at the invitation and inspiration of the Trinity, let's join the dance!" A Dominican Sister of Sinsinawa, Laurie Brink, O.P., is Professor of New Testament Studies at Catholic Theological Union in Chicago, and New Testament Book review editor for The Bible Today. She teaches courses in the Gospels, Acts, NT Letters, and Early Christian literature. Her current research and pedagogical interests include contextualization and hermeneutics particularly the intersection of science, theology, and religious life. Visit www.catholicwomenpreach.org/preaching/06042023 to learn more about Laurie, to read her preaching text, and for more preaching from Catholic women.

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Exodus 20:1-26 — Humans are unable to live in right relationship with one another because they are not in right relationship with God. In this sermon from Exodus 20:1–26 titled “The Message of the Bible Today,” Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones shows that at every opportunity throughout Scripture, humanity failed to dwell in obedience to God. Adam, Noah, Abraham—they all failed. Even when God gave the Israelites the Ten Commandments, they were unable to live in obedience. Scripture highlights God's holiness and the depravity of sin in humanity with the sole purpose of turning people's eyes to Jesus Christ. The greatest need is to live in right relationship with God and this is accomplished because sins were punished in Christ. Dr. Lloyd-Jones asks, “has the law of God brought you to Christ?” When one considers the state of humanity and their inability to live in obedience, Dr. Lloyd-Jones encourages turning to the character of God and the gift of His Son.

I was asked recently "why was the apocrypha removed from the 1611 KJV?" I think I have a good answer to that question. Help us keep producing these messages by sending your donations to Omega Baptist Church P.O. Box 182 White Pine TN 37890 SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/PastorScottIngram Watch "Go Ye Into All The World" on TV! Check our Church Facebook page for TV listings and join us for Worship: https://www.facebook.com/omegabapt/ Connect with Pastor Scott on FB & Twitter: https://www.facebook.com/scottlingram https://twitter.com/PastorScotti

I was asked recently "why was the apocrypha removed from the 1611 KJV?" I think I have a good answer to that question. Help us keep producing these messages by sending your donations to Omega Baptist Church P.O. Box 182 White Pine TN 37890 SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/PastorScottIngram Watch "Go Ye Into All The World" on TV! Check our Church Facebook page for TV listings and join us for Worship: https://www.facebook.com/omegabapt/ Connect with Pastor Scott on FB & Twitter: https://www.facebook.com/scottlingram https://twitter.com/PastorScotti

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12.8.22 Devotion from Pastor Scott

Pruning one's faith can be anything but easy. Questions arise, idols collapse, dilemmas emerge, and refinement is often a long journey. But the more you investigate God's love, the more you can trust in His grace — especially through life's toughest topics.

Stu and Truth warrior intern, Colby, talk with Michael Woolworth of Bible League International about sharing the Word of God with Bible-less believers across the world, powerful stories of how the Bible transforms, and how you can help get Bibles to those in need today. To make a gift to Bible League International, call 800.YES.WORD or click on the banner at truthnetwork.com.

Follow the word, and know you are following the right path. Humble yourself. Don't only go to God, when you are already at rock bottom. God wants his 99 + 1! He doesn't want to leave you behind, so he asks you to stop sinning. Don't leave cracks for the devil to enter. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today, Pastors Artez Henderson and Sirgregory discuss the truthfulness and relevancy of the Bible in our lives today.

Topics [True Mother's Anthology Book 1] - "Wongmo Pyeongae Scholarship Institute" [Living Divine Principle] - Principle of Creation 30 - "Righteousness and Unrighteousness" "Passages from the Bible" [Today's Youth Ministry] - "The Era of Cheon Il Guk and the current stae of our Blessed families " [Living Testimony] - Willet Couple

Natalia Chornomor is the studio director for The Bible Today ministry in Ukraine. They are a ministry partner of Square One World Media in Canada. Today on Connections, Natalia will share, through her daughter Yulia, how God is still working in Ukraine, how we can pray for the people of Ukraine, and how The Bible Today ministry is helping the people in their community. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You hear many people saying that since Jesus healed in the Bible, we can do the same things today? But is that true? Join me in this discussion of healing by Jesus in the Bible and for believers today.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/lets-talk-scripture/donations

What do drunks, rebels, naked men  and a talking donkey have in common? They're all found in the Bible

The Bible was written for us, but it wasn’t written to us! So how does our culture today affect the way we read the Bible? Today on Discover the Word,…

You want to have a closer relationship with God? Well, one key thing is to read your Bible and meditate on its words. Today's reading is from 2 Timothy 3:15 (NKJV), "From childhood you have known the Holy Scriptures, which are able to make you wise for salvation through faith." To get the most out of this devotion, set aside time to read the Scripture referenced throughout this reading. Additional scripture: 2 Timothy 3:14-16 Facebook Groups: Relentless Devotion, Relentless Living Website: www.relentlesslivingnow.com

Most people think that church growth is the #1 sign of a healthy church. Do we get this idea from anywhere in the Bible? Today we consider what seems to be signs of a healthy and strong church in the eyes of Paul from his letter to the Thessalonians, and also briefly survey Mark Dever's "9 Marks of a Healthy Church."

Most people think that church growth is the #1 sign of a healthy church. Do we get this idea from anywhere in the Bible? Today we consider what seems to be signs of a healthy and strong church in the eyes of Paul from his letter to the Thessalonians, and also briefly survey Mark Dever's "9 Marks of a Healthy Church."

How do we know that the right books--and only the right books--made it into the Bible? Today, R.C. Sproul interacts with the question of the canon of Scripture. Get the 'Foundations: An Overview of Systematic Theology' DVD Series for Your Gift of Any Amount: https://gift.renewingyourmind.org/1411/foundations Don't forget to make RenewingYourMind.org your home for daily in-depth Bible study and Christian resources.

This episode, as well as the podcast, is all about Genesis 9. With everything going on in the world and pregnancy and infant loss awareness month coming up, it is so easy to get consumed with feelings of sadness and despair. I encourage you to dive in deep this week into your bible and draw in closer to God.

How do you convince someone that God exists without using the Bible? Today on Just Thinking, RZIM Speaker, Abdu Murray, and RZIM's Founder, the late Ravi Zacharias, are tackling questions on evangelism at the University of Kentucky.

Bram and Sandi continue a new Scripture Adventure this week on ‘Chasing the Word’! In troubling and troubled times, The hardest questions to ask are the ones that cut to the heart of the matter – and right into the center of our own hearts. The Book of Ecclesiastes is fearless in pursuing wisdom to the confusing, dark and unsettled places at the center of who we are. Now is the perfect time to take a deep dive into this most challenging book of ‘Wisdom Literature’ to be found in the entire Bible… Today, Bram and Sandi wrap up their discussion on Chapter 3 of Ecclesiastes. Click here for an… Read More

Bram and Sandi continue a new Scripture Adventure this week on ‘Chasing the Word’! In troubling and troubled times, The hardest questions to ask are the ones that cut to the heart of the matter – and right into the center of our own hearts. The Book of Ecclesiastes is fearless in pursuing wisdom to the confusing, dark and unsettled places at the center of who we are. Now is the perfect time to take a deep dive into this most challenging book of ‘Wisdom Literature’ to be found in the entire Bible… Today, Bram and Sandi begin their discussion on Chapter 3 of Ecclesiastes. Click here for an introduction… Read More

Bram and Sandi continue a new Scripture Adventure this week on ‘Chasing the Word’! In troubling and troubled times, The hardest questions to ask are the ones that cut to the heart of the matter – and right into the center of our own hearts. The Book of Ecclesiastes is fearless in pursuing wisdom to the confusing, dark and unsettled places at the center of who we are. Now is the perfect time to take a deep dive into this most challenging book of ‘Wisdom Literature’ to be found in the entire Bible… Today, Bram and Sandi begin their discussion on Chapter 3 of Ecclesiastes. Click here for an introduction… Read More

Bram and Sandi continue a new Scripture Adventure this week on ‘Chasing the Word’! In troubling and troubled times, The hardest questions to ask are the ones that cut to the heart of the matter – and right into the center of our own hearts. The Book of Ecclesiastes is fearless in pursuing wisdom to the confusing, dark and unsettled places at the center of who we are. Now is the perfect time to take a deep dive into this most challenging book of ‘Wisdom Literature’ to be found in the entire Bible… Today, Bram and Sandi finish their discussion on Chapter 2 of Ecclesiastes. Click here for an introduction… Read More

Find the accompanying PowerPoint here. Applying The Bible Today, by Donnie V. Rader. 6/14/2020 Sunday PM Sermon.

Bram and Sandi begin a whole new Scripture Adventure this week on ‘Chasing the Word’! In troubling and troubled times, The hardest questions to ask are the ones that cut to the heart of the matter – and right into the center of our own hearts. The Book of Ecclesiastes is fearless in pursuing wisdom to the confusing, dark and unsettled places at the center of who we are. Now is the perfect time to take a deep dive into this most challenging book of ‘Wisdom Literature’ to be found in the entire Bible… Today, Bram and Sandi continue their discussion on Chapter 2 of Ecclesiastes. Click here for an… Read More

Much time, money, and effort is given to the process of discovering the accurate reading and understanding of biblical texts. With the availability of God's Word in unprecedented abundance, a question is raised in the minds of many Christians today---is it important to study the original languages of the Bible?

Does it make a difference if you teach a 6-year-old the Bible? Today's story answers that question. LIVING SCRIPTURE DAILY COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/livingscripturedaily/ LIVING SCRIPTURE DAILY INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/larryshaffer.tx/ LIVING SCRIPTURE DAILY BLOG: https://larryshaffer.com/blog/

The Bible Dictionary says this is the meaning of a Title. An inscription put over any thing as a name by which it is known.Title of an office in the church is assigned to a person by which they are known. Any Title from small to great with God simply represent the work of the person with the Title. Lets say a preacher, he is know for preaching his work assigns his Title. Many respect Titles because of the Work, Many assign themselves a Title because they desire to be respected by people. There are many with Titles they when you look at their lives it is not according to scripture, but according to their own thinking. God has not assigned all people with Titles. 

The Bible Dictionary says this is the meaning of a Title. An inscription put over any thing as a name by which it is known.Title of an office in the church is assigned to a person by which they are known. Any Title from small to great with God simply represent the work of the person with the Title. Lets say a preacher, he is know for preaching his work assigns his Title. Many respect Titles because of the Work, Many assign themselves a Title because they desire to be respected by people. There are many with Titles they when you look at their lives it is not according to scripture, but according to their own thinking. God has not assigned all people with Titles. 

The Bible Dictionary says this is the meaning of a Title. An inscription put over any thing as a name by which it is known.Title of an office in the church is assigned to a person by which they are known. Any Title from small to great with God simply represent the work of the person with the Title. Lets say a preacher, he is know for preaching his work assigns his Title. Many respect Titles because of the Work, Many assign themselves a Title because they desire to be respected by people. There are many with Titles they when you look at their lives it is not according to scripture, but according to their own thinking. God has not assigned all people with Titles. 

Is that really in the Bible? Today we are looking at that very popular saying, "Money is the root of all evil." Join us as we study 1 Timothy 6:6-10 to learn the ABC's about money.

Ever hear a phrase and think "that can't be in the Bible?" Today we debunk a few of those phrases. These are commonly used phrases that may sound good but aren't in the bible and that may or may not ever correlate with the Bible. Thanks for listening!

Accurately Tracking End-Times Events to Know Where We Are in the Bible Today Join Johnny Baptist while he discusses the empirical events across the world leading up to World War III, the trickery and deceit of the New World Order, and the bizarre weirdness of the fallen angelic UFO phenomenon as we plunge head first into the forthcoming apocalypse and the Seven Seals of Revelation (chapter 6). Join us tonight while we talk about the most key chapters in the Bible for understanding how close we are to the rapture, and what events predicted scripturally point to where we are in the Biblical end-times timeline. God Bless You - see you there! To sign up for radio show Email Notifications click  Mail Link: http://gem.godaddy.com/signups/185380/join

Today we’re just reading the Bible. Notes: www.forthehope.org/blog/940-galatians-3-4-just-the-bible-today-psalm-121-122-proverbs-12-1-10

Are your kids enthusiastic about the Bible? Today's guests think the Bible should be ANYTHING but boring! In their new book, Kirby McCook and the Jesus Chronicles: A 12-Year-Old’s Take on the Totally Unboring, Slightly Weird Stuff in the Bible, Including Fish Guts, Wrestling Moves, and Stinky Feet , authors Stephen Arterburn M. ED. and Marcus Brotherton take aim at middle-grade schooers! With humor, they help teach kids that Jesus has been part of the story from the beginning and can be found throughout the Bible, from Genesis through Revelation.

Are your kids enthusiastic about the Bible? Today’s guests think the Bible should be ANYTHING but boring! In their new book, Kirby McCook and the Jesus Chronicles: A 12-Year-Old’s Take on the Totally Unboring, Slightly Weird Stuff in the Bible, Including Fish Guts, Wrestling Moves, and Stinky Feet ,  authors Stephen Arterburn M. ED. and Marcus Brotherton take aim at middle-grade schoolers! With humor, they help teach kids that Jesus has been part of the story from the beginning and can be found throughout the Bible, from Genesis through Revelation. Transcribed version of podcast is below. Today’s Scripture Writing Challenge Verse * Galatians 2:20 Resources Mentioned in Podcast * Kirby McCook and the Jesus Chronicles: A 12-Year-Old’s Take on the Totally Unboring, Slightly Weird Stuff in the Bible, Including Fish Guts, Wrestling Moves, and Stinky Feet * Find it on Audible All Things Heidi * See all events here * MomStrong International * Sample Bible Study Week and Cursive Copywork.  * To see the Manuscript of the Copywork and the Scripture Writing schedule, sign up at MomStrong International  for a FREE account to gain access! * Bible Study kicks off the first Monday of each month. * Scripture Writing kicks off the first day of every month. * Speaking Requests * Submit your questions to MailBox Monday * Essential Oils * Shop my Amazon Store Join us at MomStrong International for our newest Bible Study and Scripture Writing! Submit your questions to MailBox Monday. Marcus Brotherton is a New York Times bestselling author and collaborative writer known for his books with high-profile public figures, humanitarians, inspirational leaders, and military personnel. Connect with Author: Website | Facebook | Book Claton Butcher is an audiobook narrator, voice-over artist, and music pastor, with over 80 audiobooks to his credit. He has studied under some of today’s best and most prolific narrators, including Scott Brick, Sean Pratt, and Johnny Heller. He is also the founder of Two Words Publishing.  Claton and his biggest fans: his wife, and their daughter – born in 2016 – live in the beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota. Connect with Author: Website | Facebook | Instagram  Don’t Miss These!

Is faith in God predicated on faith in the Bible? Today we have a conversation about what Christians really believe; about what it means to believe in God. We talk about how bizarre it is that we never questioned where our beliefs came from, and about how eventually, questioning the Bible caused us to question our entire belief system. We talk about how understanding the Bible's role in our past faith helps us to walk away with less fear and less baggage.   Links! Instagram (https://instagram.com/born.again.again) Facebook Group (https://facebook.com/groups/bornagainagain) Your Stories (https://bornagainagain.co/stories) Blog + Resources (https://bornagainagain.co) Patreon (https://patreon.com/bornagainagain)

You never know what you may have to face each day. So be ready and prepared by having meditated on Scripture.

What is the central message of the Bible? Today we have special guest, Dr. Hollie Miller. The Bible has sixty six books, almost forty authors in three continents, in three languages, written over 1,500 years—but there's one central message. MORE: bit.ly/corryton

With the Rev. Broderick Greer, Canon PrecentorThe roles of context and imagination are central to Episcopal biblical interpretation because Episcopalians take the Bible too seriously to take it literally.  The Bible, like any collection of texts in the wrong hands, can be used to prop up systems of violence. Join us as we explore humane, gentle, and transformative interpretations of a book that remains at the top of many bestseller lists.

Is the Bible more than history? How does the life of the Church show that the Bible is of enduring value? What is the similarity between reading the Bible and watching a soap? How does the Bible help us when we feel like we've been dealt a bad hand?Walter Moberly is a Professor in the Department of Theology and Religion at Durham University.For more about Walter Moberly, see here.

Exodus 20:1-26 — Why are we unable to live in right relationship with one another? It is because we are not in right relationship with God! In this sermon from Exodus 20:1-26, Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones shows us that at every opportunity throughout Scripture, man failed to dwell in obedience to God. Adam, Noah, Abraham, they all failed! Even when God gave the Israelites the Ten Commandments they were unable to live in obedience. Scripture highlights God’s holiness and the depravity of sin in men with the sole purpose of turning our eyes to Jesus Christ. Our greatest need is to live in right relationship with God and this is accomplished because our sins were punished in Christ. Lloyd-Jones asks, “has the law of God brought you to Christ?” When you consider the state of man and our inability to live in obedience, turn to the character of God and the gift of his Son!

The past few weeks we have tackled questions like: "Why Jesus?" and "Why the Bible?" Today, I want to fire similar questions at my good friend, philosopher/apologist, Matt Marzec. We discuss the main objections that keep people in accepting there being an intelligent Creator; objections about Jesus; and objections about the Bible--all under 40 minutes! Matt is a pastor and resident philosopher at the Branch Church in San Diego, CA. Connect with Matt on Instagram: @matthewmarzec Follow me on Instagram: @braydenbrookshier. I reply to all DM's. Let me know how Adventures in Theology is impacting you, or, you can reach out to ask a question or provide a suggestion for an upcoming episode! Like the podcast? Subscribe and give a five-star rating on Apple podcasts, iTunes, Spotify, or wherever you listen from! And please share this podcast with others who you think would be encouraged by it. Your help in spreading the word is highly appreciated. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/adventures-in-theology/support

Where did man come from? What evidence does true science give us that agrees with the Bible? What can Christians today use and need to know to defend against scientific theories that seem to disprove the Bible? Today's panel includes Wesley Simons, Eddy Craft, Bill Haywood, Jeff Johnson, and Milton Mathers.

Why do we read, study, and learn the Bible? Today, Pastor David Stanton gives an answer to that question as he wraps up his message on Psalm 119.

Why do we read, study, and learn the Bible? Today, Pastor David Stanton gives an answer to that question as he wraps up his message on Psalm 119.

God reveals Himself to us through His word, but what does in mean when we say the Bible is inspired or we talk about the inspiration of the Bible? Today on the To Tell The Truth podcast, Dr. Chris Gnanakan touches on these topics.

What is the most frequent command in the Bible? Today we look at the word fear and why the the Lord tells us not to fear. (Psalms 34:1-4)Support the show (https://onrealm.org/burlingtonbaptist/-/give/XVSXTRONUP)

Don't wait for someone else to do it. Give someone a Bible today! Jude 10

Have you heard the Bible is not trustworthy when sharing your faith in Jesus? Find out how to answer that question today. We will cover the last letter in our acronym FIGHT . We will cover three points today: Seeing an unbeliever from the lens of Romans 1:18-22 Responding to the statement, "the Bible is not trustworthy." Look at the family trees of the five common objections and the branches that come from their roots.  

How does the Gospel of Mark fit into "the Big Story" of the Bible? Today host Steve Wood answers that question. Go to Amazon to pick up a valuable resource to begin this exciting venture with your family, which will only take 15 minutes a week.

Is Jesus Really the Only Way Speaker: Pastor Paul F. Knight

Come On .... Isn't the Bible Outdated ? Speaker; Pastor Paul F. Knight

It Seems Fishy to Me; The Bible and Science Speaker; Pastor Paul F Knight

Copies of Copies of Copies, It Seems Impossible Speaker; Pastor Paul F Knight

The Bible Says It's God Breathed Speaker; Pastor Paul F. Knight

An Apple For Today is a daily word of encouragement by Pastor and Author LaVoy Newton.

Helping those to reconnect with God. Something I found on the internet and wanted to share with you.