Podcasts about deity of christ

    Sept. 13, 2026  John 14:16-17

Aaron Darlington • John 1:1 • Sermon Notes (Slides) • Cornerstone

     Sept. 06, 2026  John 14:15

All deity-of-Christ claims not only dishonor the Father, butthey also dishonor the Son, the Christ, the man Jesus of Nazareth, theJew who was born in Bethlehem some 2000 years ago.  In fact, all deity-of-Christ claims in theend deny that the human person Jesus of Nazareth ever existed. Other Resources:Son of God in the Bible https://youtu.be/WaDElO7wU_8Bill Schlegel One God Report: https://www.youtube.com/@billschlegel1The Trinity is NOT Biblical: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1VuvKEyB0gDeity of Christ Interpretations of Scripture Dishonor Jesusof Nazareth, the Christ: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2VOKEvGqAwWhat About John 1? What John 1:1-4 Means: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Johyi-O-HxABill Schlegel blog: Land and Bible: https://landandbible.blogspot.com/ Other sources quoted in this podcast:Craig, William Lane. “A Defense of Neo-Apollinarianism.”Interview with The Analytic Christian. YouTube, July 13, 2020.https://youtu.be/3o9b_r0ReCk?t=1192.Mathis, David. “Anhypostasis: What Kind of Flesh Did JesusTake?” Desiring God. December 24, 2010.https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/anhypostasis-what-kind-of-flesh-did-jesus-take.Schaff, Philip. Historyof the Christian Church. Volume 3: Nicene and Post-Nicene Christianity, A.D.311–600. https://ccel.org/ccel/schaff/hcc3/hcc3.iii.xii.xxvi.html.

       Aug. 30, 2026  John 14:13-14

Listen to Pastor Jordan as he teaches from John 10:22-42.

This study argues for the deity of Christ by examining biblical evidence that Jesus receives worship and prayer, which are due to God alone. It contrasts this with Roman Catholic practices regarding Mary, asserting that praying to humans or attributing divine mediation to them lacks scriptural support. Jeff utilizes passages from Acts, Corinthians, and Hebrews to demonstrate that the New Testament believers prayed directly to Jesus as Lord. Additionally, the text explores the eternal nature of God, emphasizing His self-existence and role as Creator in both Old and New Testaments. Ultimately, the message affirms that Christ is fully God, co-equal with the Father and Spirit, deserving of equal honor and devotion.

This study argues for the deity of Christ by examining biblical evidence that Jesus receives worship and prayer, which are due to God alone. It contrasts this with Roman Catholic practices regarding Mary, asserting that praying to humans or attributing divine mediation to them lacks scriptural support. Jeff utilizes passages from Acts, Corinthians, and Hebrews to demonstrate that the New Testament believers prayed directly to Jesus as Lord. Additionally, the text explores the eternal nature of God, emphasizing His self-existence and role as Creator in both Old and New Testaments. Ultimately, the message affirms that Christ is fully God, co-equal with the Father and Spirit, deserving of equal honor and devotion.

Who is Jesus, really? In week two of our verse-by-verse Bible study on the book of Hebrews, we unpack one of the boldest declarations of the deity of Christ found anywhere in Scripture.Hebrews chapter 1 draws a clear line between how God spoke through prophets in the Old Testament and how He now speaks through His Son. Jesus isn't a created being or a lesser angel — He's described as the radiance of God's glory and the exact representation of His nature. In verse 8, God the Father calls the Son "God" Himself.We also dig into the role of angels, why the Word of God is complete, and why voices claiming "new revelation" today lead people astray. Whatever you're facing, this episode is a reminder that God's sovereignty is enough — and you're never facing it alone.

      Aug. 16, 2026  John 14:10-11

This study establishes the deity of Jesus Christ by affirming His full humanity and examining biblical evidence that He is worthy of divine worship. Jeff addreses historical heresies like Docetism and modern objections from groups such as Jehovah's Witnesses, arguing that Jesus performed actions reserved for God alone, including forgiving sins and receiving worship. Key passages from John 5, Matthew 14, Hebrews 1, and Revelation 5 demonstrate that Jesus shares the honor, authority, and creative power of the Father. The study concludes by addressing the mystery of the Trinity and the hypostatic union, asserting that Jesus is fully God and fully man without contradiction.

This study establishes the deity of Jesus Christ by affirming His full humanity and examining biblical evidence that He is worthy of divine worship. Jeff addreses historical heresies like Docetism and modern objections from groups such as Jehovah's Witnesses, arguing that Jesus performed actions reserved for God alone, including forgiving sins and receiving worship. Key passages from John 5, Matthew 14, Hebrews 1, and Revelation 5 demonstrate that Jesus shares the honor, authority, and creative power of the Father. The study concludes by addressing the mystery of the Trinity and the hypostatic union, asserting that Jesus is fully God and fully man without contradiction.

       Aug. 02, 2026  John 14:5-6

Can you define and defend the doctrine of the Trinity without slipping into heresy? Pastor Jim Osman puts that challenge to the congregation in this exposition of John 1:1 and selected Scriptures.Osman lays out a working definition of the Trinity, that within the one being of God there exist eternally three co-equal and co-eternal persons, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, then breaks that definition into three pillars. There is only one God. There are three divine persons. Those persons are co-equal and co-eternal. Deny any one of the three, Osman shows, and you land in a specific heresy, polytheism, modalism, or subordinationism.Working carefully through John 1:1 and 2, Osman traces the Greek behind John's language to show that the Word both existed eternally with God and was Himself fully God, distinct in person yet one in essence. He warns against every popular analogy for the Trinity, the egg, the water, the three roles of a single man, showing why each one actually illustrates a heresy rather than the truth.This sermon gives listeners the vocabulary and the biblical grounding to speak accurately about who God is, and sets up next week's look at what the Trinity means for worship, prayer, and assurance. ★ Support this podcast ★

Can you define and defend the doctrine of the Trinity without slipping into heresy? Pastor Jim Osman puts that challenge to the congregation in this exposition of John 1:1 and selected Scriptures.Osman lays out a working definition of the Trinity, that within the one being of God there exist eternally three co-equal and co-eternal persons, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, then breaks that definition into three pillars. There is only one God. There are three divine persons. Those persons are co-equal and co-eternal. Deny any one of the three, Osman shows, and you land in a specific heresy, polytheism, modalism, or subordinationism.Working carefully through John 1:1 and 2, Osman traces the Greek behind John's language to show that the Word both existed eternally with God and was Himself fully God, distinct in person yet one in essence. He warns against every popular analogy for the Trinity, the egg, the water, the three roles of a single man, showing why each one actually illustrates a heresy rather than the truth.This sermon gives listeners the vocabulary and the biblical grounding to speak accurately about who God is, and sets up next week's look at what the Trinity means for worship, prayer, and assurance. ★ Support this podcast ★

      July. 19, 2026  John 14:1-4

     July. 19, 2026  John 13:36-38

David Vallance sets out the truth of the deity of Christ from the Old and New Testament. (Recorded in Stark Road Gospel Hall, Livonia, MI, USA, July 2026) The post The Deity of Christ | David Vallance first appeared on Gospel Hall Audio.

         July. 12, 2026  John 13:33-35

Exodus 34:5-9; John 1:14-18: The Deity of Christ—Brett McNeill Brett McNeill Download

        July. 05, 2026  John 13:31-33

This week we are revisiting a previously recorded episode of All Things Apostolic. Though originally aired earlier, the biblical truths shared in this lesson remain timeless and highly relevant today. In this episode, Jennifer Barrett examines Granville Sharp's Rule, an important principle of Greek grammar that provides compelling evidence for the deity of Jesus Christ.

       June. 28, 2026  Romans 13:1-7

Is Jesus really more than a carpenter? In this powerful message from John 5:3–47, Russ Andrews examines the compelling evidence for Christ's divinity through the testimony of John the Baptist, Jesus' miracles, God the Father, and the Scriptures themselves. Drawing from the story of apologist Josh McDowell, Russ explores how faith is grounded in evidence, not blind belief. Discover what it means to truly know Jesus, be transformed by His grace, and experience the abundant life He offers through spiritual rebirth.

      June. 14, 2026  John 13:18-30

     June. 07, 2026  John 13:12-17 

    May. 31, 2026  John 13:6-11 

    May. 24, 2026  John 13:1-5 

   May. 17, 2026  John 12:42-50 

The episode begins with the host celebrating his 30th anniversary and expressing gratitude for his wife and Savior. The conversation then delves into essential doctrines, biblical discipleship, and the influence of others. It explores the question of who Jesus is and addresses the destruction of the deity of Christ by cults. The discussion also covers false religions, the gospel message, and the importance of determining Jesus' identity. Finally, it focuses on the significance of the word in John 1:1, emphasizing the deity of Christ and refuting the idea of Jesus as a created being.TakeawaysDeity of ChristEssential DoctrinesChapters00:00 The Word in John 1:1

  May. 03, 2026  John 12:37-44 

        April. 26, 2026  John 12:34-36 

The episode delves into the essential topic of the deity of Christ, emphasizing its significance in Christianity and its distinction from other world religions. It explores the eternal nature of Christ, his relationship with the Father, and the implications of his identity for believers. The conversation delves into the deity of Christ, emphasizing the importance of understanding Jesus as fully God and fully man. It also addresses the significance of faith, the dangers of false doctrines, and the impact of Jesus's identity on salvation.TakeawaysDeity of ChristEternal nature of Christ Deity of ChristImportance of FaithChapters00:00 The Impact of Beliefs on Worldviews and Paths38:29 The Word is Fully God53:23 Jesus is God Revealed

       April. 19, 2026  John 12:27-33 

      April. 12, 2026  John 12:20-26 

           Mar. 29, 2026  John 12:12-19 

          Mar. 22, 2026  John 12:1-11 

             Mar. 08, 2026  John 11:33-45Matthew 2:1-12 

by Elder Buddy Abernathy (preached on January 7, 2026) As we move on into the last chapter of Revelation we come to a message sent by Jesus through His angel to John, which clearly affirms the deity of Christ. Christ is “the offspring of David,” and He is also “the bright and morning star.” This...

            Mar. 01, 2026  John 11:25-32Matthew 2:1-12 

On today's Bible Answer Man broadcast (03/03/26), Hank answers the following questions:Which evangelical colleges are not postmodern? Brian - Salem, NJ (0:53)I have friends who explored Messianic Judaism and now deny the deity of Christ. How do I explain why the deity of Christ matters? Thomas - Eden, OK (3:04)Does a person have a body, soul, and spirit? Jerry - Modesto, CA (6:22)Is Jesus' statement “this generation shall not pass away” a failed prophecy? Jeff - Ridgefield, OH (15:12)I have been under spiritual attack. How do I make sense of my suffering? Steve - Kansas City, MO (22:50)

On today's Bible Answer Man broadcast (02/26/26), Hank answers the following questions:What does a “rhema word” mean? David - San Antonio, TX (2:45)How should I witness to Jehovah's Witnesses about the deity of Christ? Brandon - College Station, TX (6:08)What is your take on the teachings of Joyce Meyer? Janine - Topeka, KS (15:12)What are your thoughts about the book The Shack? Shawn - VA (19:04)If someone believes in God but not in Jesus, why wouldn't they go to heaven, since Jesus is God? Tony - Newcastle, PA (21:21)

Hebrews began with the author reminding them that the living God has spoken fully and finally in his Son. The God who speaks has made himself known in his Son, and in vv. 3-4 we learn he is the Son who sits. In this sermon, pastor Matt helps us see that God's Son sits enthroned because of who he is and what he has done. Jesus Christ is the eternal Son of God, who became a man in order to cleanse us from sin, and who now reigns in victory as the exalted Son of God.

         Feb. 08, 2026  John 11:4-8Matthew 2:1-12 

In this episode with all five pastors we gather around the table for a wide-ranging, honest, and often hilarious conversation that moves from Super Bowl reactions and Winter Olympics highlights to the far more important question: Who is Jesus, really?Along the way, the guys chase a few classic rabbit trails—awkward mic moments, Seahawk debates, Olympic sports that defy logic, and church event cancellations—but eventually land on a thoughtful and timely discussion about cults, world religions, and the truth claims of biblical Christianity.A significant portion of the conversation centers on Jehovah's Witness beliefs, the reliability of Bible translations, and why the deity of Christ is not a side issue, but the foundation of the Christian faith. The pastors reflect on Sunday's sermon, explore how subtle changes in Scripture can lead to massive theological shifts, and offer practical guidance on how to engage Jehovah's Witnesses (and others) with grace, truth, and thoughtful questions rather than arguments.The episode closes with a pastoral reflection on why the resurrection matters, what it means if Jesus truly is God, and how that reality transforms faith from religion into relationship—and authority into hope.As always, expect laughter, honesty, and gospel-centered conversation as we chase the rabbit together.New episodes drop every Tuesday.Recorded at First Baptist Church of the Islands, Savannah, GA

As we begin our new sermon series through the book of Hebrews, pastor Matt reminds us of a life-changing truth: The living God has spoken fully and finally by his Son. All that we need to know about the one true God, his plan of salvation, and his purpose for creation is found supremely in Jesus Christ, for he himself is the Word of God.

        Feb. 01, 2026  John 11:1-3Matthew 2:1-12 

In recognition of the upcoming 1,700th anniversary of the Nicene Creed, we are presenting a special episode from our Navigating the Classics series. Dr. John Snyder is joined by attorney and elder Steve Crampton and pastor Jamie Crampton to discuss Athanasius's classic work On the Incarnation. Together, they trace the historical context of the writing, the theological debate that prompted it, and its influence on the Nicene Creed and the broader Christian tradition. They also walk through the content of the work itself, considering Athanasius's central arguments concerning sin, the incarnation, redemption, and the defeat of death. This episode is for listeners who want to understand why On the Incarnation has endured for centuries as one of the most important works in Christian literature. We pray it is a blessing to you this Thanksgiving season. To read the book and C. S. Lewis' introduction online: http://www.onthewing.org/user/Athanasius - On the Incarnation.pdf To purchase the book: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/673655.On_the_Incarnation Subscribe to the podcast - Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-whole-counsel/id1439465486 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0F7FovDzhh7Mi2Fe0xgQBC?si=tGk_NWu3QTqMatauGVAxJg&nd=1&dlsi=bc847f4a2de64f49 See other Media Gratiae materials, including resources for small group studies and family worship: https://shop.mediagratiae.org/collections/all-products-1

Does Psalm 82 teach that human beings are gods? Pastor John describes the moment when Jesus quoted the psalm to escape an early death.