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Jesus' metaphor of the Good Shepherd reveals his sacrificial love for his followers. His declaration about willingly “laying down his life for the sheep” highlights his unwavering devotion. This metaphor also alludes to the emerging Trinity. In John's Gospel, “Good Shepherd” applies to both Jesus & God the Father, underscoring their joint role in safeguarding believers unto eternity. This addresses fundamental questions for many Christians: “Can one forfeit their salvation?” “If one were to falter in faith,would God abandon them?” “Does our eternal destiny hinge on a lifelong commitment to faith?” In this context its vital to recall our rebirth into God's family; we are God's beloved children–not mere servants or slaves. Our status as God's children is immutable; it transcends performance-based evaluations. This enduring bond cannot be revoked or altered; therefore, we can be assured of eternal salvation.

Does it matter if we are obedient as Christians-- Can we live however we want since we have eternal life-- Discover what the Bible says about the blessing of obedience as we study the Proverbs.

Does it matter if we are obedient as Christians- Can we live however we want since we have eternal life- Discover what the Bible says about the blessing of obedience as we study the Proverbs.

How do you ask for a promotion and a raise as a Christian?This is what I do. I help people get better jobs, raises, and promotions and I work primarily with Christians.Christians CAN ask for what they're worth. You can be humble and ask for a raise. You can be a giver, like Christ, and know your worth.You can advocate for yourself AND still represent Christ well. Let's talk through how you can get a better job and still represent Christ well.Book a free coaching session: https://www.saverstreet.com/free-consultationsaverstreet.comcatherine.vanderlaan@saverstreet.comFB: @SaverStreetIG: @saver.street

A new MP3 sermon from Midway Bible Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Christians Can't Say "Can't" Speaker: Phil Gerard Broadcaster: Midway Bible Church Event: Sunday - AM Date: 8/7/2022 Bible: 1 Corinthians 10:13 Length: 50 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Midway Bible Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Christians Can't Say "Can't" Speaker: Phil Gerard Broadcaster: Midway Bible Church Event: Sunday - AM Date: 8/7/2022 Bible: 1 Corinthians 10:13 Length: 50 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Midway Bible Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Christians Can't Say "Can't" Speaker: Phil Gerard Broadcaster: Midway Bible Church Event: Sunday - AM Date: 8/7/2022 Bible: 1 Corinthians 10:13 Length: 50 min.

Davis is back from the Emerald Isle and has a new lease on life, now you have to hear him brag about his opulence in the middle of a recession too! Plus, our Bible knowledge is put to the test in another exciting episode of HEVEL! Enjoy and tell your friends about how pleasant of an experience this is for you!Talking Points: The Simmon's Family Vacation, CALIFORNIA, Trapt is Racist...Who Would Have Thought?, 97% of Christians Can't Pass This Basic Bible Quiz, Reddit Question of the Week: What is something big or small about yourself that you are happy with?, A Dramatic Reading of Headstrong. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Hevel-A-Zillenial-Podcast-100891458536002/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hevelcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/hevelcast Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hevelcast

In this episode, Craig and his better podcast half, Abby Cleckner, are joined by Peter Rollo, founder of the website and blog project Rival Nations. Pete shares the history of Rival Nations, why he started it, why he was anonymous for so long, and where the project is headed.  If you've ever questioned if the world of politics, on any side, be it liberal, conservative, anarchist, or libertarian always seems prone to the ways of this world, to violence. This episode looks at why that is, and why we, as Christians are called to a different kingdom, and we must continue to abide by the ways of that Kingdom, the one Jesus showed us, rather than pursue earthly powers. Too often we find Christians falling into the fallacy that, if we just get more Christians elected into office things will change, and God's will can be implemented, with the right leaders, but this is the illusion we see Jesus reject time and time again in the Bible. How do we get to this conclusion? By looking at what Jesus has to teach us. In the second half of the episode, Pete breaks down his article, Christians Can't Be in Government, to show us exactly who is at the forefront of political power (hint: it is not God!). We see Israel fall when it turns to earthly Kings, and we see Jesus reject the role of Messiah, in an effort to show us God's way, not Man's. Rival Nations is a digital archive of Pete's theological journey, and it all started with seeing Jesus as a political force, not in his pursuit of political power, but, rather, in his rejection of it. Let us know what you think and the comments, or by sharing your thoughts on social media!   For Full Show Notes: https://www.thebadroman.com/show-notes/episode-60   Blog submissions: thebadroman.com/contribute-to-the-blog   Connect with us on social: thebadroman.com/social-links   Want to get more involved? Request to join the private discussion group on Facebook (Bad Romans Only!!)

What burdens are you carrying because you can't forgive yourself? If Jesus has forgiven you, do you also have to forgive yourself? Do you feel stuck there? Trapped in a cage of shame? I've been to therapy, I've been to counseling, and I was the host of a Christian radio show for 11 years. I'm attempting through this podcast to grow in Bible knowledge. When it comes to self-help, I've probably heard it all. So when I saw this article from The Gospel Coalition titled, “Say No to the Gospel of Self-Forgiveness,” my antenna went straight up. Self-forgiveness is like this core doctrine in our therapeutic culture.  Writing in Psychology Today, psychotherapist Beverly Engel says, “I believe that self-forgiveness is the most powerful step you can take to rid yourself of debilitating shame.” But here's the vital question for Christians: Can you point to one example in Scripture of someone forgiving themselves? Well, I did the work for you and the answer is no. And guess what? That's incredibly liberating! You CAN'T offer yourself forgiveness. It doesn't work! You cannot release yourself of guilt. So what DOES Scripture say? We look at one example today in Psalm 51.If you would like to dive deeper into this, or other verses in the Bible, if you have a verse you would like to submit to have included in a future episode if have questions about the Bible that you would like answered in a bonus episode, or simply want to connect with me... text VERSED to 88474 or click hereAlso included in that link is a list of resources and references I use in this podcast and can help you grow deeper in your faith as well. As always – ratings and reviews are massive! They really help others discover the podcast and ultimately help us improve VERSED. Thanks in advance for that

Matthew 2:1-12. Talk 3 of 53 in the series Matthew 2012-14 St Andrews Cathedral. The next talk in the series is Christians Can’t Be Anti-Semitic.   “We Three Kings From Orient Are” three kings the orient king and God and sacrifice The When, Who, Where, What and Why? King Herod magi – wise men from … Continued Source

What burdens are you carrying because you can't forgive yourself? If Jesus has forgiven you, do you also have to forgive yourself? Do you feel stuck there? Trapped in a cage of shame? I've been to therapy, I've been to counseling, and I was the host of a Christian radio show for 11 years. I'm attempting through this podcast to grow in Bible knowledge. When it comes to self-help, I've probably heard it all. So when I saw this article from The Gospel Coalition titled, “Say No to the Gospel of Self-Forgiveness,” my antenna went straight up. Self-forgiveness is like this core doctrine in our therapeutic culture.  Writing in Psychology Today, psychotherapist Beverly Engel says, “I believe that self-forgiveness is the most powerful step you can take to rid yourself of debilitating shame.” But here's the vital question for Christians: Can you point to one example in Scripture of someone forgiving themselves? Well, I did the work for you and the answer is no. And guess what? That's incredibly liberating! You CAN'T offer yourself forgiveness. It doesn't work! You cannot release yourself of guilt. So what DOES Scripture say? We look at one example today in Psalm 51.If you would like to dive deeper into this, or other verses in the Bible, if you have a verse you would like to submit to have included in a future episode if have questions about the Bible that you would like answered in a bonus episode, or simply want to connect with me... text VERSED to 88474 or click hereAlso included in that link is a list of resources and references I use in this podcast and can help you grow deeper in your faith as well. As always – ratings and reviews are massive! They really help others discover the podcast and ultimately help us improve VERSED. Thanks in advance for that

This is a common passage broadly used for a variety of situations, and it fits. But the context goes a little deeper and you might be surprised at how much more effective the true message is. For a little insight, Christians CAN struggle with being closed-minded when the truth is presented - especially when that truth happens to convict. There's a temptation to speak hastily and angrily rather than listen. See what James has to offer here. Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/cvku6S0HKCs Have a Bible question? Ask it here: https://theaveragechristian.net/qanda Become a Ministry Partner and help spread the Word! https://theaveragechristian.net/patreon Web Site: https://theaveragechristian.net Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theaveragechristianzk/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theaveragechristian_zackkrug

Every fifth week we break out of the normal rhythm and do something different - a "Top 5" in a category chosen. Sex is not just a topic for the world around us. Christians CAN (and SHOULD) stand up for sex as God designed it for marriage! Sex in marriage can reach mind-popping levels of intimacy and fun! Let's get into that! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/marriagebydesign/support

The idea that the Bible is clear simply isn't clear. The Bible is murky on many issues and requires us to dig more deeply to have true understanding, rather than just believing what we've always been told. And it's important to know that true Christians CAN and DO interpret the Bible differently. In his weekly Bible chat, Paul Swearengin, or "Pastor Paul, the TikTok Pastor," shares ways to read the Bible and determine the "hills we die on" and those we hold loosely.

Join me and special guest Joel Thomson as we discuss a very important topic pertaining to the exploration of our mystical union with Christ. In today's episode we talk about Hearing God's Voice, why we feel Christians CAN hear God's voice and safeguards we can employ to help us step out more confidently in our journey of discovering God's kingdom. Intro/Outro Music: Perspective by Jim Campagna --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jim-vince/message

Point: The bible is full of promises that we love to express and even claim for others but somehow have a hard time believing that they are ours. Scripture: Psalm 91 Questions: 1. Read Psalm 91. Name some of God’s promises found in this passage. Explain. 2. Are there any prerequisites to obtaining the promises in Psalm 91? What does it mean to dwell in the shelter of the Most High? Explain. 3. What are some of the ways in which the enemy tries to discount the promises of God? 4. Does claiming God’s promises mean we will never suffer as Christians? Can you think of a time where God promises adversity? Explain. 5. What can you do to dwell in the presence of God this week? How can your Community Group challenge and encourage you in this?

Are you really trying to reach the lost or just look religious? - Most people claiming to be Christians Can’t Even Explain What They Believe. - Can you explain the Gospel? The question “What is the Gospel?” is perhaps the most important question a person can ask. The word Gospel literally means “good news.” We must be careful that we do not modify the gospel to suit various age groups. There is no such thing as a special gospel for the young, a special gospel for the middle-aged, and a special gospel for the aged. There is only one true gospel, and we must always be careful not to tamper and tinker with the gospel. The gospel has been defined by many people in many ways. But what does Scripture say the gospel is? the Scripture say Jesus Christ preached the message of the gospel . the Scripture say What that message is about, and the Scripture say why it is such good news?

Answers Bible Curriculum Second Edition Unit 2 Lesson 17 This week in Sunday school, as part of our study on creation, we consider the issue of the age of the earth head on. Is denying evolution but asserting an old earth a viable option for Bible-believing Christians? Can the Genesis 5 and 11 genealogies be… The post The Age of the Earth appeared first on Calvary Community Church.

Pastor Otte and the Upper Room Bible Class continue their discussion on the Fifth Commandment and focus on what role anger plays when talking about sacredness of life. How may anger be an appropriate response for Christians? Can anger be an appropriate response? Explore the answers to these questions and more in this week’s episode. … Continue reading MURP 0041: Anger And The Commandment

“When I grow up I want to get married and be a mom or be a dad!” For many of us there are simple dreams in life that germinate in childhood. As we grow they blossom into clear and exciting expectations. This expectation of growing up and getting married is so basic and so obvious that we rarely entertain the thought of it NOT happening. What if as you grow through life and come to the time when this simple and expected event is supposed to happen...and it doesn’t? What if you spend your life being single? There are those who say that remaining unmarried can be amazing and awesome, and that’s great. It can also be a turbulent, discouraging and derailing experience that overshadows and overwhelms adulthood. How do single Christians find their way to not only coping with this “single” challenge but living their lives with contentment, clarity and conviction? Living a Christian life with peace and fulfillment in our current morally-corrupt world is a serious challenge. Add the dimension of being single and that challenge graduates to a critical level for most. Anywhere and everywhere you look it is ALL about relationships, all about attractiveness and all about sex. The message is abundant and clear – if you are not successfully attractive – if you are not commanding the attention necessary to fulfill your desires - then you are a failure. As a Christian single these distractions are constant, severe and even debilitating. Prayer is often the first place we would go to combat this challenge. The problem is, what do you pray for? Do you ask God to prepare you for a solid relationship? Do you ask God to give you that longed-for spouse? These are good, morally sound and biblically based desires. Shouldn’t you expect God to fulfill them? Let’s answer this question with an example. The Apostle Paul was an energetic and powerful leader in the early church. Though he lived his life in overdrive he also suffered from what he called a “thorn in the flesh.” What this thorn was is not relevant – the fact is he truly believed that he could serve God BETTER if he didn’t have it - so he prayed for its removal. This was a good desire and it fit within the most basic premise of Christianity...selflessness in following Jesus. God answered Paul’s prayer through Jesus and the answer was no. Why? There are many good and acceptable opportunities and conditions that we as Christians CAN be blessed with. However, those things are not necessarily what God wants to bless us with in His personal plan for us. Just ask the Apostle Paul! Check out our March 26, 2018 podcast, “Christian and Single – What Does Life Look Like?” and walk with us as we examine the five key areas of a single's life. Being a single Christian is not the end of the world. On the contrary it can be the beginning of a thrilling and opportunity-laden life experience. Finding the pathway to this fulfillment can be tricky but once found it will bring great peace!

There are many people who claim that they are Christians, but is it possible to determine if they truly are Christians? Can you know if they are genuine followers of Jesus? Have they truly been born again? In this episode, Kenny gives us four clear ways to determine if someone truly has been born again and determine if their faith in Christ in real or fraudulent. 1- Do they claim to have put their faith in Jesus? Do they believe that Jesus is God and that He raised from the dead? (John 3:16-17; Romans 10:9-10) 2- Do they really love God? (Luke 10:27; Matthew 22:37) 3- Are they truly committed to following the commandments of Jesus and living for Him? (John 14) 4- Is it obvious that they are engaging with the Spirit of God and growing in the fruit of the Spirit as a result of their engagement with the Spirit of God? (Galatians 5:22-23)

Series: N/AService: Sun PMType: SermonSpeaker: Scott KerchevilleThis sermon is based on two articles written by Berry Kercheville for Focus Online entitled, “Nine Ways to Be Evangelistic Without Being the Teacher.” Part 1: http://focusmagazine.org/9-ways-to-be-evangelistic-without-being-the-teacher-part-1.php Part 2: http://focusmagazine.org/9-ways-to-be-evangelistic-without-being-the-teacher-part-2.php Can you make new friends and invite? Can you be a co-teacher or a co-learner? Can you greet and connect with visitors? Can you practice hospitality? Can you strengthen the weak and encourage new Christians? Can you care for the sick, especially unbelievers? Can you babysit? Can you devote yourself to prayer?

Minister Carla Butaud from Texas joins Sheila for a powerful teaching on Witchcraft and why Christians Can protect themselves www.weekendvigilante.com

How do we live faithfuly at the intersection of God and government? Do we identify ourselves first as voters in a political party or as Christians? Can we accept God as our only right and true "King" regardless of government?

Is there such a thing as an ex-Christian? Why do some people claim to be former Christians? Can a Christian become a non-Christian?