Podcasts about Consuming Fire

Are you between two opinions in your spiritual life? Just as Elijah challenged the Israelites on Mount Carmel, we face a crucial decision: Who will we truly serve? When Elijah rebuilt the neglected altar and God answered with consuming fire, the people fell in worship. Join Pastor Kevin McGlamery as he concluded the "Burn" series with the message, "Our God is a Consuming Fire".

Sunday Service - June 15, 2025Matt RowanCTKGibsons.com

How should we respond to the God who died for us that we might live with him? I. Don't refuse him because He is speaking to you in his Son, v25. II. Be grateful because you are receiving an enduring kingdom, vv26-28. III. Be reverent in your worship and service because our God is a consuming fire, vv28-29.

Dr. David Swanson | Acts 2:1-3Fire plays a significant role in Scripture, symbolizing the power of God, the presence of God, the cleansing of God and the judgement of God.

We warmly welcome you to join Pastor Barry Blankenship on this Pentecost Sunday message!

In this podcast, Pastor Justin begins a new series on how we must love what God loves and hate what God hates, but the only way we will is if we're actually consumed by the All-Consuming Fire.Support the show

By Stephen Bouchette - Fire throughout the Bible represents God's presence, power, and judgment. At Pentecost, this fire came as symbol of Holy Spirit, given to empower and transform believers. Let's remember that God is a consuming fire, that He is serious to remove all sin, and let's kindle that fire of His Spirit

The mighty Roman Empire at one time was allied against the small fledgling Christian church. Pastor Ray Bentley gives us a glimpse of history. What happened to the Roman Empire? It came and it is no more. What happened to those little tiny Bible studies meeting in homes 2000 years ago? Today they're about 2.5 billion people. Not because of walls and institutions.

Ivor Jefferies

Leviticus Series

Leviticus Series

Join us this week as Pastor Nathan teaches part 23 of our Hebrews Series. If you enjoyed the teaching, want to dive in deeper, or are interested in more information please check out our website at www.hopeinanderson.com.

May 4th. Leviticus 10:1-10, 19-20, Deuteronomy 4:24, Hebrews 12:25-29.

This week, we continue the journey beyond Resurrection Sunday, diving deep into the revelation of our co-resurrection with Christ. We explore the powerful truth that the Cross wasn't just where our sins were dealt with — it was where the Kingdom was inaugurated, victory was won, and where we were immersed in Holy Spirit and Fire. Looking at Hebrews 12:29 and Luke 3, we confront a crucial question: Did Jesus come to bring a fire that burns us up or a fire that burns off everything that keeps us from living in the fullness of our new life? Through the stories of Elijah, John the Baptist, and Jesus' own words, we uncover the true purpose of God's consuming fire — not to destroy, but to purify, to cleanse, and to set hearts ablaze for Him. Get ready to see the Cross — and the Fire of God — in a whole new light.

Good Morning, Family!   Blessing To You. Let's Honor Our God, Who Is the Consuming Fire. We Are Being Called Into & Ushered Into Another Level Of Holiness In The Body Of Christ!   God Bless & Have An Amazing Day!

Drew Moss

Consuming Fire!

Our God is a Consuming Fire (2025-3-9) Live Sunday Morning Service with Associate Pastor Andrew Hutchinson

Our God is a Consuming Fire (2025-3-9) Live Sunday Morning Service with Associate Pastor Andrew Hutchinson

How do we worship a "Consuming Fire"? How does "I Am" want to be worshipped?

Moses and the burning bush.

In this passage, the writer is connecting the heavenly Jerusalem with the promise in Haggai that once more God will shake not only earth, but also heaven. When God descended to Mt. Sinai with the giving of the law, the earth shook. Through entering into covenant, Israel became the people of God. The law that had been written only on fallen consciences, now was written on tablets of stone. But as Hebrews has said many times, the New Covenant is a greater covenant because not only earth is shaken, but heaven as well. We see that in the establishment of the heavenly Jerusalem and we will consider what that means, but the application God has for us is that we are to focus on not the things that will be removed. Instead, we are to focus on the things that will remain for God will consume the rest for He is a consuming fire.

Alice A. Bailey books: https://www.lucistrust.org/store/category/alice_bailey_books_pMaitreya: https://share-international.org/in-depth/maitreya/video interview with Benjamin Creme: https://youtu.be/qaoNlQ7ZQek?si=1z2MVWc2z3cwklfGTransmission Meditation: https://share-international.org/in-depth/transmission-meditation/Overshadowing : Overshadowing — A voluntary cooperative process in which a Master's consciousness temporarily enters and works through the physical, emotional and mental bodies of a disciple.Jesus Christ and Maitreya: https://share-international.org/in-depth/maitreya/maitreya-and-jesus/Mystic Takeaway episode featuring "Egon" - a familiar appearance Maitreya has made several times in Munich: https://mystic-takeaway.simplecast.com/episodes/a-blessing-in-disguise-an-interview-with-dunja-muller

A consuming fire I. Draws us to it II. Burns brightly III. Chills if move away IV. Rekindles upon return V.  Accomplishes great things

Hebrews 12:28-29 Therefore, since we receive a kingdom which cannot be shaken, let us show gratitude, by which we may offer to God an acceptable service with reverence and awe; for our God is a consuming fire. If you have received God's unshakable kingdom in Christ, what has been your response? In today's verse, we are encouraged to show our gratitude to God. What does that gratitude look like? What are we to show the world? The answer to these questions will be given in detail in chapter 13. For now, we get a general answer. Because we are so grateful for the new unshakable kingdom of love that we have received through Jesus Christ, we offer our lives to God for His service with reverence, that's piety, do you remember that word in 5:7? And we offer it in awe because just like the Israelites saw God's consuming fire descend on Mt. Sinai, we see His fire consume us for His glory.  Let's unpack this a little more. The only thing that is acceptable to God is the work of His Son. That's why Jesus told His disciples that apart from Him, they could do nothing fruitful for the Father (John 15:7-8). In chapter 11, we learned what pleases God, namely the faith that He produces in and through His Son. If we offer anything in our lives with and through Jesus Christ, God consumes it for His glory. For God to consume something, such as the sacrifices on the altar, was to demonstrate His acceptance. Do you remember, Elijah offering the sacrifices on Mt. Carmel when the fire of God came down and consumed everything? That's the picture here.  The way we show our gratitude to God for the unshakable kingdom we have received by grace is to offer ourselves for His service. We are to first, do it with reverence, piety, dedication, and commitment to doing His will. I suggest for your consideration that living to love with Jesus is the way we show our gratitude to God for His love and grace. We do it by receiving well, that's reverence, whatever He gives us in this world. He's going to show us that this world is empty and full of suffering. We are going to be foreigners here and kicked out by this world because our living to love as the purpose of our lives shakes their world. It makes them look and feel bad, and they don't like having their world shaken. In contrast, we consider it a joy to express our gratitude to God and love as a pleasing sacrifice to God. We know our living to love with Jesus will be an acceptable service to God. Paul put it this way to the Ephesians in 5:1-2. “Therefore be imitators of God, as beloved children. And walk in love, as Christ loved us and gave himself up for us, a fragrant offering and sacrifice to God.” Second, we are also to offer our service of love in awe. We should be in awe that God would accept our failing and weak offerings of love simply because it is with Jesus. It is awesome and awe-inspiring to experience God's pleasure and see God use our meager offerings of love to His people in this world. Just as Israel was in awe upon seeing God's fire fall upon Mt. Sinai, and again seeing God consume Elijah's offering, we should offer ourselves in awe that God is pleased with what we offer Him to the degree that He consumes it for His joy and glory. Because we are abiding in Christ the Father is delighted with the offering. We live to love with Jesus because that's how we show God that we are grateful to be in His unshakable kingdom.

"God is a consuming fire..." This is our metaphor for the week. Most of us have never refined silver or gold, but most of us have been through tough times where God is seeking to purify us. The fire can be a metaphor for the challenges or tough circumstances of life. This is the place where we come closer to God, reaching out to Him in a way that our comfortable lives don't allow.

Pastor Kenneth expressed excitement about the church's recent Revival Nights, celebrating the community's participation and the upcoming Night Of Worship. He announced a new teaching series on marriage, emphasizing the importance of relationships and inviting everyone, whether married or single, to join. In his message, Pastor Kenneth highlighted that God is a consuming fire, ready to consume every lie, plan, and offense from the enemy, urging the congregation to embrace God's power for healing and freedom. He concluded by encouraging individuals to seek God wholeheartedly and to take action against the consuming negativity in their lives, reinforcing the importance of worship and community support.

How should I approach God? In this message, Pastor David Lindell delivers a powerful word on coming to the consuming fire of God as he unpacks Hebrews 12:28-29, emphasizing His holy nature and encouraging us to approach Him with grace, reverence, and awe. We pray that you are encouraged as the Lord refines your faith and brings you closer to Him!

Pastor Phil Locke - Thursday, January 23, 2025

Pastor Phil Locke - Thursday, January 23, 2025

Consuming Fire

Preached by Pastor Duncan Ross on 1/12/25. Luke 13:1-5, as well as various texts.

A new MP3 sermon from Pineville Sovereign Grace Fellowship is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Our God Is A Consuming Fire! Subtitle: Devotional Speaker: Larry Phillips Broadcaster: Pineville Sovereign Grace Fellowship Event: Devotional Date: 1/6/2025 Bible: Hebrews 12:29 Length: 13 min.

Consuming FIRE! Only God may take such human offence and turn it into the BEAUTY of Perfect Love in Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit. Without Jesus Christ, God's passion is so more than any one person in their humanity may rightly handle. Contact Us; Covenants.llc1@yahoo.com; CovenantsOnLie.com; on FB and YouTube @Covenants.

Welcome to the inspiring book of Leviticus! Join us for this 16-part journey of discovery as we walk with the Israelites and learn the meaning of sacrifice and grace, purity and holiness, mercy and calling.The sermon today is titled "A Consuming Fire (Lev 10)." It is the eighth installment in our series "Pure & Holy." The Scripture reading is from Leviticus 10:1-20 (ESV). Originally preached at the West Side Church of Christ (Searcy, AR) on June 9, 2024. All lessons fit under one of 5 broad categories: Begin, Discover, Grow, Learn, and Serve. This sermon is filed under LEARN: Christian Scripture.Click here if you would like to watch the sermon or read a transcript.Podcast Notes (resources used or referenced):For this series, I am deeply indebted to Jay Sklar's website "OT Pentateuch" audio sermons.Mark Booker, "Strange Fire." Sermon at Park Street ChurchBilly Boice, "A Priestly Scandal." Sermon at Christ Church of ArlingtonSteven Chitty, "Consumed." Sermon at Grace South BayEphraim Radner, Leviticus (Brazos Theological Commentary on the Bible)Samuel Ballentine, Leviticus (Interpretation).Jacob Milgrom, Leviticus 1-16. Anchor Bible Commentaries.I'd love to connect with you!Watch sermons and find transcripts at nathanguy.com.Follow along each Sunday through YouTube livestream and find a study guide and even kids notes on the sermon notes page.Follow me @nathanpguy (facebook/instagram/twitter)Subscribe to my email newsletter on substack.

In this podcast, Pastor Rachelle concludes preaching into how we must have a raging fire, this time, focusing in on the necessity of us having a consistent cry. Support the show

With one breath, the disciples received the Holy Spirit. Like them, you too were born to catch His mighty wind! "As I looked, “thrones were set in place, and the Ancient of Days took his seat. His clothing was as white as snow; the hair of his head was white like wool. His throne was flaming with fire, and its wheels were all ablaze. A river of fire was flowing, coming out from before him. Thousands upon thousands attended him; ten thousand times ten thousand stood before him. The court was seated, and the books were opened.” - Daniel 7:9-10 If you would like to partner with us, please visit:https://myloh.church/give

In this podcast, Pastor Rachelle continues to unpack this weighty word on being consumed with a raging fire, exposing eight atmosphere assassins and how to overcome them. Support the show

In this podcast, Pastor Rachelle continues pressing into the word about God's people having and being consumed by a Raging Fire! Support the show

In this podcast, Pastor Rachelle starts unpacking a profound word on how we must all be filled with and consumed by a raging fire on the inside. It's not extra. It's not extreme. It's essential. Support the show

Who can rescue us at the final judgment? In this episode of Light + Truth, John Piper opens Hebrews 10:26–31 to reveal our sole hope for salvation on the last day.

Pastor Taylor explains what scripture means when it says God is a "consuming fire" and what it means when we are in awe and reverence of Him. Follow us on instagram @reallifechurchwa