Podcasts about expository

Shawn, Cullan, Justin and "Other Justin" dive verse by verse into Matthew 3:12-4:11.Jesus' Baptism and Jesus Tested in the Wilderness.

Psalm 142 - Speaker: Jotham Manoranjan - Psalm 142 invites us into one of the lowest points in David's life. Fleeing from Saul, David finds himself alone in a cave—with no friend and no refuge. This psalm belongs to the collection of laments—psalms that pour out sorrow and desperation to God in prayer. In this cave, at his lowest, David models what we are to do in our own moments of darkness: he cries out to God. Psalm 142 gives us more than a record of David's pain—it offers a way forward for us in our own loneliness, pain, and dejection. It shows us how to pray when there are no words, how to hope when all seems lost, and how to turn to God when no one else is left.

Revelation 3:14-22

This sermon series examines an often-neglected member of the Trinity: The Holy Spirit. Through this series we will focus on the person and work of God the Holy Spirit and the role he plays in our lives, transforming us and the world around us.

Colossians 2:20-3:10 - Jim MahonWant to learn more about Eastwood? Visit https://eastwood.church

Scripture: Philemon 17-25

Expository teaching on John 6:15-24, lean in with me!https://www.ross-steele.com

June 16th, 2025Shawn, Justin and "Other Justin" dive verse by verse into Matthew 3:1-11. John the Baptist.

Explore the profound theological truths in Acts 10, where God orchestrated the meeting of Cornelius and Peter. Unpack the difference between God-fearing and Christ-believing, and how general revelation paves the way for special revelation of salvation. Learn why God chose human instruments to deliver the gospel, emphasizing that salvation is found in no other name but Jesus, and good works alone are not enough.For the study resources and manuscript go to VBVF.ORG

Ephesians 4:1-16

This sermon series examines an often-neglected member of the Trinity: The Holy Spirit. Through this series we will focus on the person and work of God the Holy Spirit and the role he plays in our lives, transforming us and the world around us.

A Study of the Book of Matthew

Philemon 1:17-25 - Daniel GillespieWant to learn more about Eastwood? Visit https://eastwood.church

Ephesians 1:3-6 Paul opens the doctrinal teaching portion of his letter by presenting a beautifully structured passage that underscores God's pre-determined plan. Pastor Rod Bunton delves into the first point, which is that God selected individuals to be adopted into His family for the purpose of glorifying Himself. The post To the Praise of His Glory: He Chose Us appeared first on Grace Church of Tallahassee.

Pastor Ben Khazraee discusses how distractions caused by our digital technologies can be dangerous to our productivity, our relationships, and our priorities. The post The Dangers of Distraction and Disembodiment appeared first on Grace Church of Tallahassee.

Sermon Notes - Malachi 3:6-12 - Message Five: On GivingMain Point: Faithfulness to God means faithfulness in giving to God.1. A Call to Repent (6-7a)  -Who God Is (6)  -What God's People Need (7a)2. A Call to Give (7b-12)  -The Problem: Greedy Robbing of God (7b-9)  -The Solution: Generous Giving to God (10-11)  -The Result: Global Recognition of God's Glory (12)

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Unpack Zechariah 6:1-8, the final vision of chariots emerging from mountains of bronze! Discover the four horsemen (red, black, white, dappled) representing worldwide judgment: war, famine, triumph, and death. Learn how this vision culminates God's plan for universal judgment and the establishment of His sovereign kingdom through Jesus Christ, the Messiah. For the study resources and manuscript go to VBVF.ORG

In this episode, we delve into Acts 9:32-43, highlighting Peter's powerful ministry through two significant miracles: the healing of Aeneas and the revivification of Tabitha. Learn how Peter consistently pointed to Jesus Christ as the source of healing, emphasizing that all spiritual gifts should be Christ-exalting. We also explore the profound value of a faithful life for the Lord, recognizing that God's work includes both miracles and suffering.For the study resources and manuscript go to VBVF.ORG

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June 9th, 2025Shawn, Justin and "Other Justin" dive verse by verse into Matthew Chapter 2

Psalm 90 - Speaker: Josh Roland - Psalm 90 reminds us that while God is our eternal home and refuge, sin has shattered that reality, bringing pain, wrath, and death. Moses, writing from a life of wilderness and exile, proclaims that God alone is our lasting dwelling—from everlasting to everlasting. Yet, because of sin, we face death, judgment, and separation. This Psalm confronts us with the sobering truth: all our days are under God's wrath because our sins are exposed before Him. However, the wise will respond not with defiance, but with humility—crying out for mercy and love. Moses prays for wisdom to number our days, for joy to match our suffering, and for God's favor to make our work matter. Ultimately, Psalm 90 points us to Jesus—the only one who fully knew God's wrath and bore it for us. In Christ, we are brought home. He became flesh, dwelt among us, and made a way for eternal belonging with God. Jesus isn't just the one who leads us home—He is our home. Through Him, we find mercy, joy, meaning, and eternal rest. Though life is fleeting, in Christ, our forever home is secure.

Ephesians 2:11-3:21

This sermon series examines an often-neglected member of the Trinity: The Holy Spirit. Through this series we will focus on the person and work of God the Holy Spirit and the role he plays in our lives, transforming us and the world around us.

A Study of the Book of Matthew

Philemon 1:8-16 - Daniel GillespieWant to learn more about Eastwood? Visit https://eastwood.church

The presence of the Holy Spirit in a believer’s life is evident through wisdom, revelation, and empowerment. Yet, many followers of Jesus struggle to fully embrace the Spirit and remain open to its power and transformative work—both of which are essential for a vibrant, faith-filled life. References: "It is the same with the fullness of the Holy Spirit. Evangelical Christianity believes it, but nobody experiences it. It (the Holy Spirit) lies under the snow, forgotten. I am praying that God may be able to melt away the ice from this blessed truth, and let it spring up alive again, that the Church and the people who hear may get some good out of it and not merely say 'I believe,' while it is buried under the snow of inactivity and nonattention." - A.W. Tozer

Scripture: Philemon 1-7

The presence of the Holy Spirit in a believer’s life is evident through wisdom, revelation, and empowerment. Yet, many followers of Jesus struggle to fully embrace the Spirit and remain open to its power and transformative work—both of which are essential for a vibrant, faith-filled life. References: "How many blessed truths have gotten snowed under. People believe them, but they are just not being taught, that is all. I think of our experience this morning. Here was a man and his wife, a very fine intelligent couple from another city. They named the church to which they belonged, and I instantly said, 'That is a fine church!' 'Oh, yes,' they said, 'but they don’t teach what we came over here for.' They came over because they were ill and wanted to be scripturally anointed for healing. So I got together two missionaries, two preachers, and an elder, and we anointed them and prayed for them. If you were to go to that church where they attend and say to the preacher, 'Do you believe that the Lord answers prayer and heals the sick?' he would reply, 'Sure, I do!' He believes it, but he doesn’t teach it, and what you don’t believe strongly enough to teach doesn’t do you any good. It is the same with the fullness of the Holy Spirit. Evangelical Christianity believes it, but nobody experiences it. It lies under the snow, forgotten. I am praying that God may be able to melt away the ice from this blessed truth, and let it spring up again alive, that the Church and the people who hear may get some good out of it and not merely say 'I believe' while it is buried under the snow of inactivity and nonattention. 'Lord, don’t let me be guilty of keeping the truth of the Holy Spirit’s ministry ‘buried under the snow.’ Help me to both teach and live the active presence and controlling power of the Holy Spirit today. Amen.'" - A.W. Tozer, How to be Filled with the Spirit “Everywhere I go, I find that God’s people lack something. They are hungry for something. Their Christian experience is not all that they expected.” - Billy Graham TRANSCRIPT

Sermon Notes - Malachi 2:17-3:5 - Message Four: On JusticeMain Point: God's justice is displayed in his Messenger.1. Justice in Question (2:17)2. Justice in Action (3:1-5)  -The Lord's Messenger(s) (1)  -The People's Purification (2-4)  -The Wicked's Judgment (5)

Pastor Ben Khazraee introduces the topics and framework for this new series, which explores the role of technology in our lives and how it aligns with God's plans for us. The post Introduction appeared first on Grace Church of Tallahassee.

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Acts 2:41-47 Peter's sermon was a spark that ignited a wildfire response when about three thousand people were saved. Pastor Rod Bunton explains the practices adopted by these new believers, showcasing the qualities of a healthy church. The post The Fellowship of Believers appeared first on Grace Church of Tallahassee.

Ephesians 1:1-2 Paul begins his letter to the church in Ephesus with a warm greeting, calling them saints and extending God's grace and peace. Pastor Rod Bunton looks deeper into this initial greeting, delving into the surprising nature of it, considering the city's once-dark and wicked past. The post Paul's Greeting to the Saints appeared first on Grace Church of Tallahassee.

2025-06-01 Stand Firm By Rejoicingby Pastor Chris BergScripture Reference: Philippians 4: 4-74 Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, rejoice. 5 Let your reasonableness be known to everyone. The Lord is at hand; 6 do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. 7 And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.

2025-06-08 Stand Firm with Worthy Thoughtsby Pastor Chris BergScripture Reference: Philippians 4:8-98 Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just,   whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable,   if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise,   think about these things. 9 What you have learned and received and heard and seen in me—practice   these things, and the God of peace will be with you.English Standard Version (ESV)The Holy Bible, English Standard Version. ESV® Text Edition: 2016. Copyright © 2001 by Crossway Bibles, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers.https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/kybuej5g87i39skv/2025-06-08_Stand_Firm_with_Worthy_Thoughts7xdzq.mp3https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Philippians%204%3A8-9&version=ESV

Discover the power with a purpose in Acts 9:32–43! Join Peter as he heals Aeneas and raises Tabitha (Dorcas) from the dead, demonstrating Jesus's power over sickness and death. These supernatural works weren't just for healing; they were signs pointing to Jesus Christ to accelerate the gospel message and lead people to spiritual salvation. Explore Peter's Christ-exalting ministry and its lasting impact on new believers in Lydda and Joppa.For the study resources and manuscript go to VBVF.ORG

Expository teaching on John 6:1-14 - Come and lean in!https://www.ross-steele.com

June 2nd, 2025Shawn, Cullan and "Other Justin" dive verse by verse into Matthew Chapter 1

Psalm 131 - Speaker: Jon Kopp - The book of Psalms is a beautifully diverse book. Some Psalms give voice to our trouble like the one we heard last week. Others are packed with adoration and thanksgiving and invite us to join in. There are Psalms that exalt the rule of our king and proclaim what loyalty to Him looks like. Then, there are even Psalms that are so filled with emotion at injustice–even anger and frustration–that they overflow to the only One who can do anything about it. Psalm 131 is in a different vein from all those. Most of it is what one author called “holy eavesdropping.” Reading this Psalm is like listening to the experiences of a person who has discovered something incredibly profound about being with the Lord, and as he does, he just can't keep it to himself. In a world that rarely stops to catch its breath, Psalm 131 whispers an invitation to our restless hearts. Charles Spurgeon said of Psalm 131 that it is “one of the shortest psalms in the Psalter, but one of the longest to learn.” In this brief Psalm we a find profound message for the hurried, noisy age we live in. In the striving and distraction and restlessness of our world and our hearts, this psalm lifts up quiet humility and calm surrender in the care of the Lord. It confronts us and it comforts us. It calls us out, and it invites us in to find our rest and peace in the care of our faithful God.

Ephesians 2:1-10

We live in a world that is broken. We pray each week “your kingdom come . . .” This simple line in our prayer is a reminder that there are still significant evidences and manifestation of the kingdom of darkness all around us. We are also somewhat distracted by one of our American virtues – “the right to the pursuit of happiness” – which has bled into a vice – my comfort.

Psalms

Segment 1 • Expository preaching is drifting toward dry, academic lectures instead of soul-stirring truth. • Modern sermons often explain grammar and context but fail to spotlight Jesus. • The goal isn't just to educate minds but to ignite hearts with the beauty of Christ. Segment 2 • Too many pulpits aim for precision but miss power—biblical preaching should pierce the heart. • Reformers preached experientially, not mechanically—90% application, 10% exegesis. • Every sermon must ask: “Does this help me love Christ more?” Segment 3 • In 1805, missionaries signed the Serampore Agreement—still reshaping missions today. • Carey called us to treasure lost souls and learn their world to reach their hearts. • If we don't understand Gen Z's language and idols, we'll fail to evangelize them. Segment 4 • Tim Challies reviews John Mark Comer's latest book—filled with mystical practices and a deficient gospel. • Comer trades “Jesus crucified” for “live like Jesus”—but behavior can't save. • When mindfulness replaces repentance, the church loses the real gospel. – Preorder the new book, Lies My Therapist Told Me, by Fortis Institute Fellow Dr. Greg Gifford now! https://www.harpercollins.com/pages/liesmytherapisttoldme – Thanks for listening! Wretched Radio would not be possible without the financial support of our Gospel Partners. If you would like to support Wretched Radio we would be extremely grateful. VISIT https://fortisinstitute.org/donate/ If you are already a Gospel Partner we couldn't be more thankful for you if we tried!