POPULARITY
20 episodes with bibledevotion
4 episodes with bibledevotion
4 episodes with bibledevotion
2 episodes with bibledevotion
2 episodes with bibledevotion
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Your words were found and I ate them
Jesus is the ultimate example of how we should pray, especially for overcoming grief. In those moments of grief and depression, sorrow, anxiety, and doubt, Jesus' prayer in the garden of Gethsemane teaches us key aspects of prayer. Tune in with me as I point out the specific actions Jesus took during intercessory prayer and how we should model the Lord's prayer over our sorrows. Experience peace and joy even in the darkest of times by going before God with your honest heart.Â
From the Old to the New Testament, we are given thousands of illustrations of prayer, but we also see action to go along with those prayers. Prayer is not only a means of asking for help or expressing gratitude, but it's an opportunity and a first step to work alongside the Father in creating change. Think about how much differently the Bible would look like if Nehemiah, Ester, the apostles, and Jesus prayed but never acted upon those prayers. Prayer grounds us, positions us to listen, and strengthens us for the work laid before us. Tune in as I give you my personal example of how I had to be an active participant in the things I was praying for. We've got to pray, but then move our feet!
Most people have heard that 'Agape' means 'God's unconditional love,' Is that true, or just another "preacher myth?" Today we discuss the nature of God's love for His people - does He love all unconditionally? The biblical answer is somewhat complicated...
Most people have heard that 'Agape' means 'God's unconditional love,' Is that true, or just another "preacher myth?" Today we discuss the nature of God's love for His people - does He love all unconditionally? The biblical answer is somewhat complicated...
Both Adonijah and Joab grab the horns of the altar in a desperate attempt to save their lives from King Solomon. This act only saves one of them - did Joab do something wrong, or was he trusting in the wrong thing to save him? Today we discuss how to be saved by grabbing the real and spiritual altar, as well as the dangers of trusting in external religious acts like going to church, listening to sermons, and taking the Lord's Supper.
Both Adonijah and Joab grab the horns of the altar in a desperate attempt to save their lives from King Solomon. This act only saves one of them - did Joab do something wrong, or was he trusting in the wrong thing to save him? Today we discuss how to be saved by grabbing the real and spiritual altar, as well as the dangers of trusting in external religious acts like going to church, listening to sermons, and taking the Lord's Supper.
Blessed is the people whose God is the LORD!
The LORD is good, a refuge in times of trouble!
There is surely a future hope for you, and your hope will not be cut off!
The LORD is my light and my salvation!
He fulfills the desires of those who fear him!
The LORD will fight for you; you need only to be still!
Psalm 42 is a soul cry. Our soul can only be satisfied with the response of a living God. We believe in a God who is alive, not a fairy tale or fantasy, but a living God. Join in this session and let your soul cry out for the living God. Receive the prayers of agreement over your soul. Press in for more of the living God! To learn more about Into the Waters, please visit www.intothewaters.com!
The LORD upholds all who fall and lifts up all who are bowed down!
For a brief moment I abandoned you, but with deep compassion I will bring you back!
The will of the LORD will prosper in his hand!
He gives strength to the weary and increases the power of the weak!
There may be a pandemic at work; but there has been an epidemic at work for much longer. And that is incessant self-processing. In doing so, we are experiencing levels of anxiety, fear, and upset within an increasing measure. We live in uncertain times, so how do we manage those relentless thoughts crippling us within? Listen in to hear some scripture reference related to drawing up the deep within and the role God plays in it to do something new in you. His way leads to new life and peace and renewal of mind and heart. Do not keep processing on your own! Invite God in. There is an opportunity for you to practice mind renewing exercises announced at the end of the session. Listen in and join upcoming events on Psalm 23! Blessings!
Do Not Fear, For I Am With You; Do Not Be Dismayed, For I Am Your God!
Do not be afraid. Stand firm and you will see the deliverance the LORD will bring you today!
Then they cried to the LORD in their trouble, and he saved them from their distress!
And my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus.
In Jeremiah 3, God condemns the pretense of the people of Judah. They pretended to be sorrowful for their sins, and pretended to want to follow God, but it was an all act - a grand display of outward religion, that was meaningless on the inside. Today we discuss what real repentance does - and does not - look like.
In Jeremiah 3, God condemns the pretense of the people of Judah. They pretended to be sorrowful for their sins, and pretended to want to follow God, but it was an all act - a grand display of outward religion, that was meaningless on the inside. Today we discuss what real repentance does - and does not - look like.
The Lord is good to all: and his tender mercies are over all his works!
The LORD will be your everlasting light, and your days of sorrow will end!
His blessing will be on your food and water!
He is your shield and helper and your glorious sword!
Whatever you ask for in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours!
The Lord, the King of Israel, is with you !
A most curious and perplexing incident happens in Matthew 8. Jesus is confronted by a supernaturally powerful demoniac, who is possessed by multiple demons. These demons immediately recognize Jesus, acknowledge His power, exhibit fear of Him, and BEG to be cast into a nearby herd of pigs, rather than be destroyed or exiled into the abyss. Astonishingly, Jesus COMPLIES...WHY?!
A most curious and perplexing incident happens in Matthew 8. Jesus is confronted by a supernaturally powerful demoniac, who is possessed by multiple demons. These demons immediately recognize Jesus, acknowledge His power, exhibit fear of Him, and BEG to be cast into a nearby herd of pigs, rather than be destroyed or exiled into the abyss. Astonishingly, Jesus COMPLIES...WHY?!
© 2020-2025 Ivy Podcast Discovery LLC
