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Restreaming of April 9th, 2023"HE EXPOUNDED UNTO THEM"Apr 9, 2023 • Pastor Keith GarnerLuke 24:27

The First Epistle of Paul to Timothy, Analytically Expounded by David Dickson audiobook. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Jesus taught us in John 12:24 that unless a grain of wheat falls into the ground and dies, it remains by itself alone. If it dies, it produces much grain. Stephen was the first martyr in the church, and his life was not sown in vain. In this episode, I break down the history lesson provided by Stephen and how his actions reveal the fruits of a life "full of the Holy Spirit and wisdom" and how this applies to you and me. Download this episode now to learn more from the lessons of Stephen. In November of 2022, during one of the episodes, the Holy Spirit pressed upon me to lead an in-depth study of the Book of Acts, so here we are, obedient and ready to see a move of God. The Book of Acts is the genesis of the church, and it is the second installment in Luke's history of the ministry of Jesus Christ. Jesus' resurrection and ascension inaugurated a new era of God at work from within His people and through His people. Kris Vallotton's book Spiritual Intelligence mentions a concept called "the principle of the first mention.” “This principle states that the first time you hear information about any subject, it becomes the way in which you view that topic from that point on. In other words, the information you receive first about something creates a lens by which you view that subject. Everything you hear or experience after the first exposure to that topic will be processed through the information you receive first. This creates several concerns, the primary concern being the unhealthy dynamic that occurs when "first mention" information is wrong or inaccurate." I believe this is the reason I was led to study the Book of Acts in November. The Holy Spirit desires to renew our minds (Rom 12:2) to the church's beginning so that He can create a new lens through which believers view the church. Are you ready to see the church as it was in the beginning? The Holy Spirit is inviting us to join him on this journey.  If this episode has been useful to you in any way, please forward it to someone else you know. Lastly please subscribe to our show and write a review.

Blockchain DXB Podcast + James Butterfill  Bitcoin Insights Unleashed: Exploring Trends, Strategies, and the Road Ahead with James Guest: James Butterfill, Head of Research at CoinShares Host: RA George Date: 16th August Time: 03:00pm UK time / 18:00GST Recording Session: Google meet Contact details for James Butterfill  LinkedIn: https://tinyurl.com/4kzbuy3p Twitter: @jbutterfill https://tinyurl.com/yehwcv2n Blogs: https://blog.coinshares.com/  CoinShares Website: https://coinshares.com/ Twitter: @CoinSharesCo https://tinyurl.com/665s86fk Summary of the conversation Opened with a discussion led by James on compelling metrics detailing Bitcoin's price volatility. James provided insights into his extensive professional background within the investment sphere, including his expertise in ETFs. Delved into the prospective approval timeline for ETFs by the US Securities and Exchange Commission, projecting potential acceptance by 2024. James shared his academic background, comprising a Mining Engineering degree and a Computer Geo-physics master's degree, along with his rationale for transitioning into the Finance industry. Explored James' early engagement with Bitcoin dating back to 2015, coupled with his active participation in Ethereum and Bitcoin mining during its nascent stages. Provided an overview of CoinShares, contextualizing it's global positioning, and elucidating its distinct operational sectors and international office locations. James delineated his methodology for procuring Fund Flows information, highlighting its role in discerning pivotal market sentiments. Analyzed current trends observed in the Bitcoin landscape, capturing pertinent market dynamics. Discussed the influence of regulatory actions by the US Securities and Exchange Commission on Bitcoin's trajectory, dissecting broader sentiments within the cryptocurrency realm. Explored the role and implications of stablecoins within the cryptocurrency ecosystem. Expounded on James' insights concerning the correlation between the value of the US Dollar and its impact on the pricing dynamics of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Emphasized the significance of prioritizing fundamental analysis of celebrity endorsements in the context of investment decisions. Delved into potential recession scenarios, labour market nuances, and anomalies present within payroll data. Explored James' perspective on Blackrock's Spot ETF, deliberating on potential delays attributed to regulatory procedures by the SEC. Considered the implications of Bitcoin halving events and their consequent impact on the cryptocurrency's valuation. Analyzed the efficacy and historical predictions of Plan B's stock-to-flow model for Bitcoin's pricing trends. Examined the external influences posed by banking crises and their potential ripple effects on Bitcoin's landscape. Explored the role of political dynamics in shaping decisions regarding the approval of Bitcoin Spot ETFs. James dispensed prudent advice to high-net-worth individuals, advocating a portfolio allocation of no less than 4% to Bitcoin. Previewed an upcoming article entitled "Little Bitcoin Goes a Long Way," signifying its forthcoming publication. Engaged in the discourse surrounding NFTs, with James sharing his personal collection and insights. Explored the synergy of Artificial Intelligence within the Bitcoin sphere, discussing the potential convergence of AI and blockchain technologies. Highlighted James' skilful response to an intriguing question posed by ChatGPT, drawing an apt analogy with a chess game. Unveiled CoinShares' strategic integration of AI and ongoing projects, providing a glimpse into the future. Concluded with a candid conversation about James' avocation for car mechanics and his eclectic musical preferences. Thank you for the podcast. For feedback or suggestions send us an email to info@blockchaindxb.com  

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What we call love usually isn't love. Most times we have only scratched the surface of what true love is really all about. Listen as Pastor Omar expounds about LOVE EXPOUNDED.

A sort of continuation of the last episode. Couple of date corrections and perspective shifts. Shout Outs; https://open.spotify.com/show/5pNR39E0YyRUatf0lxrVUa?si=62be0edcd2f24733 Eric and the SDAM podcast https://open.spotify.com/show/3vUFA1ohEbwfwc2FNChRFZ?si=f70f0376a2624764 Daniel and The Shen Mind Podcast https://open.spotify.com/episode/3LibBkLco7Wymkgo2LrcOY?si=ecdf3ee185694522 Zennurgy Breaking Addictive Patterns ep. 58 https://open.spotify.com/episode/2TRBNGScfO2K3RWRIYJedJ?si=3f9dc921ce6141d3 JRE #1724 feat. Jewel --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tbd-podcast/message

Series: Selected Proverbs 2022 Title: It's Foolish to be a Fool Text: Proverbs I. What a Fool is. A. Hebrew origins of the word. B. Expounded further. II. Characteristics of the Fool. A. Self-Trusting. B. Pushes against instruction. C. Impulsive. D. Doesn't take sin seriously. E. Refuses openness to change. F. Will not learn from discipline or failure.

The End of the BeginningAs we come to this last reading in the book of Acts, the apostle Paul had just arrived in Rome after his long journey.Reading of Acts 28:17-37IntroductionI counted and this is our 53rd sermon in the book of Acts. Our final one. We started in September of 2020, and it's been a journey!Many of you have commented about your appreciation of this series. It's been helpful. It's been one where we've learned about the church and we've been challenged by the Gospel. The Gospel, as a reminder, is the good news of Jesus – It's the salvation that God achieved for us through Jesus's death on the cross, and the hope that we have because of his resurrection. It's been a main emphasis in Acts.As we come to the end, I want to take you back to the very beginning of Luke's words. Luke, through the inspiration of the God's Spirit, authored both the Gospel according to Luke as well as this book. And he wrote both books to a Theophilus. At the beginning of the Gospel of Luke, he said: “it seemed good to me… having followed all things closely for some time past, to write an orderly account for you, most excellent Theophilus,” and then he wrote, “that you may have certainty concerning the things you have been taught.” Luke wrote something similar in Acts chapter 1 verse 1. “In the first book, O Theophilus, I have dealt with all that Jesus began to do and teach, until the day when he was taken up…” And then Luke immediately began talking about Jesus's words to his discipline. Both about his kingdom and that they would be his witness. Luke was setting the stage for his book.In other words, both books focus on Jesus. The first on his life, ministry, and death while on earth, and the second, Acts, on Jesus's post resurrection ministry. That includes Jesus' commands to his appointed apostles, and the kingdom of God. So Jesus's ministry on earth, as the suffering servant, and Jesus's ongoing ministry in heaven as the king of his kingdom. And even though we don't know much about Theophilus, we do know that Luke's goal is to explain and verify to Theophilus what has happened… Here's how Christianity started, here's what it's all about, the Gospel, and here's how Christianity exploded in growth over this 60 years period.And at the center of the entire narrative is God. God the heavenly Father, sending God the son – Jesus, and giving us God the Spirit. That's what it's all about, Theophilus. God orchestrated it all. He fulfilled his promise of salvation through Jesus, and now it's going out to every tribe, tongue, and people. Jesus is reigning in heaven, and he's given us his Holy Spirit to accomplish his “ends of the earth” ministry.That's the big picture. And if you don't have that in mind, then you are going to be disappointed in this ending. Maybe you've already thought that. “Wait, what? What happened next? What happened to Paul? Luke, you've left me hanging?” Have you thought those things?On the other hand, if you get the big picture. That's it's God's work, His salvation, establishing and expanding his church and kingdom, through his Spirit, as the resurrected Lord Jesus reigns in heaven… if you understand those things, then this ending is actually amazing.My goal is for you to see that today. To be amazed. Amazed at what God has done. And amazed at what he is continuing to do. If you're thinking, “well, where's the next chapter of Acts, Acts 29?” Well, the thing is, we ARE the next chapter of Acts. As God's church and people, as part of his expanding kingdom, we are in Acts 29 now. Many have said over the years that the book of Acts is the “End of the Beginning.” Not the “beginning of the end.” No, Acts has given us the beginnings of the church. And chapter 28 is merely the end of the beginning.In the very first sermon of Acts, I used the acronym A.C.T.S. And I think I came back to that acronym maybe 5-6 times as a reminder of the main themes of the whole book. Well, I want to end with the same acronym. Let's analyze these last verses with that same paradigm. And in doing so, I hope that you'll see how it all connects together and brings to conclusion, or rather, purposeful inconclusion, the book of Acts.A.C.T.S.• A for the ascended Christ.• C for the church• T which stands for… do you remember, Tucker. We are part of Jesus's call that the Gospel go “to the ends of the earth” • And S for Spirit. God's Holy Spirit at work. The Spirit of Truth and righteousness.All those things were emphasized in the opening verses of Acts. And they were emphasized throughout the book. And they are here in chapter 28.Now, before jumping into those themes, let me highlight some of the story here… Paul's time in Rome.• First, the Roman Centurion considered Paul trustworthy and faithful. Even though he still had chains, Paul was able to rent a house. We're told that up in verse 16. That's incredible. It was the base location of Paul's ministry. People came to him, there. • Second, Paul wasted no time once he got to Rome. His first tactic was to call the Jewish leadership to meet him. That was only 3 days after his arrival. And they came to him. And the somewhat surprising thing is they didn't know anything about Paul. The Jewish leaders in Jerusalem had yet to inform Rome. Now maybe their communication was still on the way. Don't forget, the storm at sea pushed Paul 1000 miles closer to Rome. So Paul arrived pretty early in the spring... before the Jews from Jerusalem could either arrive or send a letter warning them about Paul.• So these Jewish leaders in Rome wanted to hear from Paul. And he had two meetings with them. • In the first meeting, verses 17-22, he let them know three things. (1) why he was a prisoner. (2) that the Roman authority found him innocent. (3) He, himself, didn't bring a counter charge against the Jews in Jerusalem. He simply appealed because the Jews objected to the Romans. And notice in this first meeting, Paul's heart was very much aligned with them. Paul spoke of “our people” and “our fathers.”• And then, the second meeting happened because the Jewish leaders wanted to hear more. And Paul spent an entire day with them. Look at verse 23. Three words there describe Paul's words: “Expounded” meaning he explained the Old Testament scriptures. “Testifying” meaning he was revealing what God had done and was doing to fulfill his promises. And the last word, “convince,” meaning Paul was trying to persuade them about Jesus. We'll get into the details about how the Jews responded in a little bit.• The last thing I want to highlight is the last two verses. After these two meetings with the Jewish leaders, Paul opened his home, and for two years, he welcomed anyone and everyone – Jews and Gentiles to talk. And think about this, no one could hurt him! The whole time he was chained to a Roman guard. By the way, I was reading Jim Boyce's commentary on this. Boice was the pastor at 10th Presbyterian in Philadelphia. He made an interesting comment. He asked, what if you were one of the many Roman soldiers chained to Paul. You know, taking turns. I mean, you would have been a captive audience for a couple of years. Not just hearing about the Gospel, but experiencing the Lord's work through Paul. Maybe in eternity, we'll meet a couple of them.Ok, hopefully that helps frame out these verses. Let's now jump into the ACTS acronym and connect this all together.A – Ascended ChristThe letter “A” – again for the ascended Christ. And we should include resurrected and ascended Christ. As I mentioned earlier, Acts has been about the resurrected and ascended Jesus. It began with the resurrected Jesus. He had risen from the grave. Conquered death and sin. And by doing so, he proved who he was – the promised Savior. He was the one to whom the Old Testament Scriptures pointed. And at the beginning of Acts chapter 1, Jesus then ascended into heaven. By doing so, he ushered in his Kingdom. Not an earthly kingdom, No, a spiritual kingdom with Jesus as king. We'll come back to the kingdom in a minute. And all throughout Acts, the apostles emphasized the resurrected and ascended Christ. That's why it's seemed like we've had 3-4 Easter type messages this last year.And this emphasis on Jesus is, of course, here at the end! In Paul's first meeting with the Jewish leaders, he spoke of the “hope of Israel.” You'll see that in verse 20. Well, they would have known exactly who Paul was referring to. The promised Messiah. The Christ. Those are 2 words that point to God's promised savior.That the comment that actually led to that second meeting. It's there that Paul sought to prove Jesus as the promised one. Do you see that in verse 23? It says Paul was “trying to convince them about Jesus both from the Law of Moses and the Prophets.”By the way, there's a parallel here between the end of Acts and the end of the Gospel of Luke. Here, Paul revealed Jesus as the fulfillment of all the Old Testament promises… and at the end of Luke Jesus revealed how he fulfilled all of the Old Testament promises. That was on the road to Emmeus. We've seen a lot of parallels, haven't we, between the Gospel of Luke and the book of Acts. This parallel help us see Luke's emphasis in his conclusion – Jesus.In fact, the final verse of Acts is also about Jesus, did you notice. The proclamation of the Lord Jesus Christ continued. The whole book ends with Jesus. That's because it's all about him. Even though the last half of Acts focused on Paul's ministry, really, it's not about Paul. It's never been about him. Paul over and over pointed to Jesus. That's why Luke doesn't tell us what happened to Paul. Acts is not about him. And think about it, besides Paul, Acts doesn't tell us what happened to Peter, or Barnabas, or Timothy, or John either. Acts is not a biography about them. No, it's about Jesus – the ascended Christ.C – ChurchAnd that brings us to the letter “C” for church. Ecclesia is the word in the Greek. That word is used throughout Acts. All over the place as church after church is planted and worships and grows and sends out people. To be sure, the word for church is not used here. In fact, that word is not used in the first chapter of Acts, either. Yet it has such a prominent place all throughout the book.However, Acts both begins and ends with an emphasis on “God's kingdom.” In the beginning of Acts, Jesus was teaching about his kingdom. And here in the last chapter, verses 23 and 31, the very last verse, Luke goes back to that phrase “kingdom of God.” And a big part of God's kingdom is the church. They are intrinsically connected. • The kingdom of God is a much broader. It includes the heavens above. • It includes God's work through his people and his work throughout his creation. • It includes God's common grace as well, what we talked about last week. • And it includes the church. The church, if you remember refers to God's people. There's both a broader use of that word meaning all of God's people throughout the world, and there's also a focused use of the word referring to the gathering of people for worship and discipleship. A local church – a congregation of believers like us here. In other words, the church is a subset of God's kingdom. It makes sense that Acts begins and ends with the kingdom because it's broader in scope. And the pages in Acts are about the specifics of what God is doing in his kingdom, with a big emphasis on the church. And this idea of God's kingdom was hugely misunderstood by the Jewish people. You see, they were expecting an earthly kingdom. They wanted a messiah that would come and demonstrate his earthly power. They wanted Israel to return to greatness like in the days of King David and Solomon. After all, they were God's chosen nation. The gentiles, they thought, were not to be God's people.This explains what happened in Paul's second meeting with the Jewish leaders. Verses 23-28. Remember, Paul was “testifying to the kingdom of God” and “trying to convince then about Jesus.” In other words, he was trying to show them that they had gotten it all wrong. And what happened? Well, some believed! Yes! Some did believe. This has happened over and over. Paul went to the Jews. He proclaimed the Gospel and the Kingdom. Both of those things, and some believed. But most of them, just like before, did not believe. And that's when Paul quoted Isaiah 6. “You will indeed hear but never understand, and you will indeed see but never perceive. For this people's heart has grown dull, and with their ears they can barely hear.” His quote of Isaiah 6 was absolutely true. All the promises point to Christ Jesus. It's all right there in their Scriptures, but they failed to see and hear it.In fact, Jesus quoted this same exact prophecy. And the context of that was his kingdom parables. What the kingdom of God would be like. And just like here at the ends of Acts, many of the people did not believe. To them, Jesus was not the right kind of savior, and his kingdom was not the right kind of kingdom.T - TuckerThis is a good transition to the next letter in the acronym. “T” for Tucker which connects to “the ends of the earth” because we, here in Tucker, are part of God's ends of the earth ministry. You see, God's plan of salvation always included the nations. Israel was the means through which salvation came. The covenant promises and the prophecies came through Israel. That's why Paul was so passionate that the Jews would believe. Because they had a special role in God bringing salvation to us.One of the points here is that despite the unbelief of many of them, the Gospel will continue to expand to all people. This is why Paul responded the way he did in verse 28. “Therefore let it be known to you that this salvation of God has been sent to the Gentiles; they will listen.” This is right after he quoted Isaiah 6. You are not hearing God's Word, but the Gentiles will listen. And so the Gospel went forth to all people. All backgrounds. All nationalities.Let me also add, besides “who” the offer of the Gospel was for (everyone), this ending of Acts also reminds us of “where” the Gospel was to go. Back in chapter 1 verse 8, Jesus commissioned his disciples to be his witness, yes in Jerusalem, but also beyond. In “Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.” And all throughout Acts, we experienced the Gospel expanding. The fact that Paul had arrived in Rome, and that there were already Christians in Rome, showed that Jesus's “ends of the earth” commission was being fulfilled. The Jewish leaders here even confirmed this for us. Back up in verse 22. We don't know anything about you, Paul, but “with regard to this sect,” meaning Christianity, “we know that everywhere it is spoken against.” Everywhere that they know. To be sure, Rome wasn't the ends of the earth, but it represented the Gospel going forth. And it's still happening today.S – SpiritOk, the final letter, “S”, for the Spirit. The Holy Spirit.To be as clear as I can, the Holy Spirit is who we call the third person of the God. third person of the Trinity. God is one, who eternally exists in the unity of three persons, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. We'll be jointly reading the Nicene Creed in a few minutes as we approach the Lord's table. It's helps clarify those things.And much of the book of Acts has been about the Holy Spirit. Who he is. Why he was given. And we know from the Gospel of John and the other book of the Bible that he is the comforter, who brings conviction of sin, who trains us in righteousness, who transforms hearts. Some have called the book of Acts, the Acts of the Holy Spirit. That's because he has a central role in the book, expanding God's kingdom through the conversion of souls, the miracles, and the words given to the believers as the Holy Spirit was given to them. There are 56 direct references to the Holy Spirit in the book of Acts. That's like three times more references than any other book in the Bile. And here in the last chapter, again, a direct reference to the Holy Spirit and his work. An interesting reference at that.Verse 25. “The Holy Spirit was right in saying to your fathers through Isaiah the prophet.” Paul was attesting to them that it's the Holy Spirit who gives us his Word. Yes, Isaiah penned the words, but it was the Holy Spirit working through him. It's a great reminder of God's Spirit working through his Word.Sometimes we just think of the human author. Isaiah prophesied, or John spoke, or Mark wrote, and we forget that it's the Holy Spirit who was at work through these faithful men. That's why it all ties together. As the Holy Spirit says of God's word… All Scripture is breathed out by God, and profitable for teaching, reproof, correction, and training in righteousness. The Holy Spirit at work in Acts and beyond.Conclusion“A” for the ascended Christ. “C” for the church, a subset of God's kingdom, “T” for Tucker as part of Jesus's ends of the earth ministry. And S for the Holy Spirit.I want to bring our whole study to a close by looking at the last word of Acts, “without hindrance.” That's one word in the Greek. Unhindered. The Gospel continued to be preached with boldness and unhindered. I mean, what an appropriate word to end the book on! It's in some ways the summary of Acts. The unhindered proclamation of Christ. That he is the only way for salvation. The call to believe in Jesus, God's son, for who he is, for what he accomplished on the cross, and for his ongoing ministry as the resurrected king. One commentator, Darrell Bock, wrote this to close his commentary: “The word will get out. In fact, despite all the obstacles in Acts, the book ends with the Gospel unhindered… God is the hero of Acts, and the plot line is he reveals his word through Jesus and a faithful church. God will make sure it happens...”Isn't that what we experienced in Acts over and over?• That threats and persecution will not stop the Gospel• Martyrdom will not stop it from going forth. Quite the opposite happened.• Disagreements over doctrine is not going to stop it.• A secular kingdom is not going to stop the Gospel, nor corruption within it.• Empty religion and blind, deaf leaders will not stop it from going forth.• The devil can not stop• False Gods and idols will not stop the Gospel.• A storm at sea and a shipwreck will not stop it.• Neither will chains!Nothing will. It will be unhindered. And when it seems that all hope is lost, that's when God is at work in ways that we can't even imagine. Isn't that the hope of the Gospel, anyway?! When the Jews plotted against Jesus. When his disciples deserted him, scared. When the Romans gave in and dragged him to the cross. When he hung until he breathed no more. When it seemed hopeless and that it was the end. That's when God did his most powerful work. And it was only the beginning. It was the very thing that defeated sin, death, and the devil. And it was from that point when the Gospel and Christianity exploded in growth, unhindered. We saw that all through the book of Acts. And Acts was only the beginning. We're still, to this day, witnessing and participating in the Gospel ministry of Christ through the Holy Spirit, as Jesus builds his church to the ends of the earth.

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As-salaam wa-alaikum, brothers and sisters.  Today's selection concludes Surah 41, Fussilât (or Expounded), verses 33-54. This selection starts by praising those who call others towards God, do good deeds and declares their submission to Allah. Next are some examples of Allah's signs. Lastly, nothing has been revealed to Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) which was not said to prior Messengers and it is affirmed that the holy book given to Prophet Moses (pbuh) (the Torah) was similar to the Qur'an.  If you enjoy the podcast, HELP SPREAD THE WORD! Tell your friends and family, subscribe in iTunes or Stitcher and write us a review.  Show notes and text episode: http://www.17verses.com/y7-fussilat-41-33-54 iTunes link - http://apple.co/1HwzXZS.  Stitcher link - http://bit.ly/17vstchr.  RSS feed - http://bit.ly/17vrs-rss. 

As-salaam wa-alaikum, brothers and sisters.  Today's selection is from Surah 41, Fussilât (or Expounded), verses 19-32. These verses details the proceedings of the Day of Judgment when people's own body parts (ears, eyes, etc) will bear witness against them for their misdeeds. These people who do not heed the Qur'an will be punished while those who affirm their fidelity to Allah will be assigned angels for their protection.  Show notes and text episode: http://www.17verses.com/y7-fussilat-41-19-32 If you enjoy the podcast, HELP SPREAD THE WORD! Tell your friends and family, subscribe in iTunes or Stitcher and write us a review.  iTunes link - http://apple.co/1HwzXZS.  Stitcher link - http://bit.ly/17vstchr.  RSS feed - http://bit.ly/17vrs-rss.   

As-salaam wa-alaikum, brothers and sisters.  Today's selection is from Surah 41, Fussilât (or Expounded), verses 1-18. These verses show that the Qur'an is the giver of good news and warns those who do not believe in the hereafter and do not pay charity. It goes into detail on the story of the creation of the earth, mountains, seasons, sky and the heavens. Lastly, there is a warning to the disbelievers in the examples of the 'Ad and the Thamud who were punished for their arrogance and defiance towards God.  If you enjoy the podcast, HELP SPREAD THE WORD! Tell your friends and family, subscribe in iTunes or Stitcher and write us a review.  Show notes and text episode: http://www.17verses.com/y7-fussilat-41-1-18  iTunes link - http://apple.co/1HwzXZS.  Stitcher link - http://bit.ly/17vstchr.  RSS feed - http://bit.ly/17vrs-rss. 

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This week concludes our trilogy of episodes focusing on the doctrine of the Trinity. We thoroughly enjoyed sipping cask strength Lagavulin 12 Year sent in by a listener while we expounded the doctrine of the Trinity from the text.  Next week, we'll be joined by Dr. Samuel Renihan to discuss the doctrine of Divine Impassibility and we will be sipping Angel's Envy Bourbon. The entire, extended version of this episode is already available exclusively at www.Patreon.com/DistillingTheology !This week's episode of Distilling Theology is sponsored by Logos 9 - one of the most powerful Bible study software tools available! Get an exclusive DT discount on Logos over at www.Logos.com/DistillingTheologyEnjoy extended episodes, watch us live stream our episodes before they are released, and get access to exclusive bonus content on Patreon, starting at just $4.99 per month: https://patreon.com/distillingtheologyWe've introduced a new $14.99 per month level with some extra perks, including a Patreon-exclusive coffee mug after your first 3 months as a thank you for your support.Distilling Theology is a proud member of the Society of Reformed Podcasts - a network of doctrinally sound podcasts from a Reformed perspective. You can get all the shows in the network by subscribing to the megafeed at https://reformedpodcasts.com/Thanks for listening and as always, whatever you do, whether you eat or drink, do all to the glory of God.Soli deo Gloria!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/DistillingTheology)

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As-salaam wa-alaikum, brothers and sisters.  Today's selection concludes Surah 41, Fussilât (or Expounded), verses 33-54. This selection starts by praising those who call others towards God, do good deeds and declares their submission to Allah. Next are some examples of Allah's signs. Lastly, nothing has been revealed to Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) which was not said to prior Messengers and it is affirmed that the holy book given to Prophet Moses (pbuh) (the Torah) was similar to the Qur'an.  If you enjoy the podcast, HELP SPREAD THE WORD! Tell your friends and family, subscribe in iTunes or Stitcher and write us a review.  Show notes and text episode: http://www.17verses.com/y6-fussilat-41-33-54 iTunes link - http://apple.co/1HwzXZS.  Stitcher link - http://bit.ly/17vstchr.  RSS feed - http://bit.ly/17vrs-rss. 

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The Gospel of Luke Chapter 24 - He Expounded Unto Them In All The Scriptures by Shawn Ozbun

20201229 The Purport of the Scriptures is Properly Expounded by Sārvabauma Bhaṭṭācārya @ Mayapur, India © JPS ARCHIVES 2020

What is The Subject Expounded by All the Indian Philosophies?-by Jagadguru Shankaracharya Nischalananda Saraswati Ji Maharaj Samasta Bharatiya darshanon ka pratipadit visaya kya hai? Thanks to Brahmachari Prakash Ji WebSite: https://www.govardhanpeeth.org/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hindu-podcast/message

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The Errors of the Trinity is revealed so that you will know the Real JESUS.

Antichrist expounded from the table of principal matters from the 1537 Matthew's Bible.

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Perceptive Readers Podcast Sage in a Matrix Expounded. You will enjoy this break down of books, helpful tips, and direct talk at times in the Matrix of Life.

Perceptive Readers Podcast Sage in a Matrix Expounded. You will enjoy this break down of books, helpful tips, and direct talk at times in the Matrix of Life. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/perceptivereaders/support

The remarkable Old Testament prophecies about the birthplace of the Messiah provide a means of demonstrating the importance of properly understanding Bible prophecy. Many of those who were expecting a Messiah 2,000 years ago rejected Jesus Christ because they were ignorant of the the prophecies or interpreted them wrong. Join us in considering this and a consideration of the importance of studying the Bible with others

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For video, audio, live broadcasts, and other great Christian gospel resources, visit Faith Assembly Church online at www.fachurch.org, and read the The Contender online at www.thecontender.org.

In this episode we read and expound the 1st Quarter Newsletter from Italy. Listen to get a more personal and in-depth account of the current happenings!As a bonus we also include a wonderful and unique Italian worship song performed by an Italian brother from the church in Pordenone. If you would like to organize a time to meet for our upcoming Promo Trip to the US, please send us a message or give us a call at 484-294-3784. Look forward to seeing you all soon!For more information about forming a PMc Vision Trip with others from your church, visit PMc Vision Trip InfoSupport the show (https://www.practicalmissions.org/donate)

Hello!This week's food news: Change happening in Epcot and one of them is a new restaurant in the France PavilionTwo new Dole Whip Delights found at the Pineapple Lanai: Polynesian Resort and Wine Bar George: Disney SpringsDelicious Disney: A Chef Series Event dates have been added Marvelicious Treat found at the All-Star Music Food Court: Hero Passion Raspberry Tart honoring Capt. AmericaFeatured Segment: Top 25, Wait 26 Disney Dining TipsIf we missed one of your dining tips, please send us a message by FB or Insta or Twitter!Thanks for tuning in and we ask that you would take the time to rate and review us on whatever platform you happen to listen to us on.  Please visit our webpage: www.happiestplate.comInstagram: @happiestplateonearthFacebook: www.facebook.com/happiestplateonearthTwitter: @HappyPlateEarthNeed help planning your next magical vacation visit our website and click on Free Quote or reach out to Kristi at: kristi@dreambuilderstravelgroup.comHAPPILY EVER EATING!

Lelila and Geyyahab learn some big secrets, Han recovers after seeing a murder, and Luke fails to save the drama for his long-dead mama on today’s exciting episode of Expounded […]

Lelila and Geyyahab learn some big secrets, Han recovers after seeing a murder, and Luke fails to save the drama for his long-dead mama on today’s exciting episode of Expounded […]

 Freedom is not Doomed Modern America doesn't have: a patriot pulpit as did Colonial America.The pulpits of Colonial America were ablaze with the fire of liberty. Colonial clergymen of every Christian denomination explained, extolled, enlightened, expounded, and elucidated the Natural Biblical principles of liberty from their pulpits continuously. Remember that it was mostly the men of Pastor Jonas Clark's congregation at the Church of Lexington that stood armed on Lexington Green against British troops in the wee morning hours of April 19, 1775, and fired the shot heard 'round the world. Historian Gerald Nordskog writes: "As the pastor of the church at Lexington, he typically gave four sermons a week, written out and orally presented--nearly 2200 sermons in his lifetime. His preaching was vigorous in style, instructive in matter, and delivered with uncommon energy and zeal, with an agreeable and powerful voice. His sermons were rarely less than an hour, often more. It can be regarded only as a singularly happy circumstance that, as Lexington was to be the place where resistance to the power of England was first to occur, and the great act of a declaration of war first to be made by the act of the people in the blood to be there shed, making the place forever famous in history, the minister of Lexington should have been a man of the principles, character, courage, and energy of Mr. Clark. And if you think Jonas Clark was the exception to the rule in Colonial America, you haven't studied history. Men such as John Witherspoon, James Caldwell, John Peter Muhlenberg, Joab Houghton, Ebenezer Baldwin, Elisha Williams, Charles Chauncy, Jonathan Mayhew, Isaac Backus, Samuel Sherwood, John Fletcher, John Leland, etc. inspired and instructed Christians of all denominations regarding their duties and responsibilities as free men and women under God--including the duty to free themselves from the yoke of bondage.

June 27, 2017 / Sarah and Rabia discuss ISIS and extremism with Seamus Hughes, Deputy Director of the Program on Extremism at George Washington University. Thank you to our sponsor, Bombas! Get an additional 20% off your first purchase when you visit www.bombas.com/45th today! Episode scoring music by Loch Lomond, New York Military Band and the American Quartet, Little Glass Men, Podington Bear, and Lobo Loco. #the45th #45thpod

Ahwar Da swordsman vs G Konsciousness

Theme: The Trinity of God Point 1: Revealed in God's Word, Point 2: Expounded in the Twelve Articles, Point 3: Applied to the hearts of sinners

One of the misquoted verses explained

End of season snow storm in Clyde.A great story courtesy of Earl.Expounded on by Dan.Shopping at Walmart.Fact or Crap: Batting 1000 again this week.Disneyland is expensive.Mail Bag:Three from Pete:1) Student group demands California university rename building after convicted cop killer.Tangent: More on unarmed black man shot, killed by police in Madison.2) Obama's hotel bill for one night in Australia: $1.7 Million.3) Ferguson protesters disturb diners.The Rest of the Show:Happened before and during Mail Bag.

tune in for more sound, and in-dept studying of the living word. Cutting off of christ,pause of the seventy weeks between the 69th and 70th week and much more. Tune in for a great show and get understanding of prophecy

A gentle reminder of how the Triune God desires an intimate relationship with His children. Expounded by thoughts and reflections on why we struggle to maintain intimacy, with help on how to rekindle and deepen this intimate relationship.