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In this message from our teaching series, Apostle Emmanuel Iren explored the profound question: “Jesus: God or Just Good?”He highlighted that the dividing line of true faith rests on one thing—what you believe about Jesus. Just as in Matthew 16:13-15, many opinions exist, but salvation comes only through the right revelation of Him.Here are some key takeaways from the sermon:1️⃣ Admiration is not salvation. Morality without regeneration and philosophy without repentance cannot substitute for the new birth. (John 10:10, James 2:19)2️⃣ Saving faith is specific. Believing vaguely in “God” is not enough—it is your faith in Christ's redemptive work that saves.3️⃣ True discipleship is allegiance to Jesus as Lord, not merely admiration of Him.4️⃣ We see His wisdom at the cross and His power in the resurrection. (1 Corinthians 1:22-24)5️⃣ To know Jesus truly, we must learn of Him for His sake, not just for what we can gain from Him.6️⃣ God Himself affirms Christ's divinity. From Genesis to John, the Scriptures point to the eternal Word who became flesh. (John 1:1, 1 Timothy 3:16, Hebrews 1:8)✨ The central question remains: Who is Jesus to you?Is He merely a good teacher, or is He Lord and God—the one in whom your salvation rests?Let this message strengthen your conviction in Christ and anchor your faith in the unshakable truth of the gospel.

First, our sincere apologies — the first 15:23 minutes of the audio are faint due to technical issues. At our Premium Worship and Prayers, Pastor Femi Paul shared God's word titled CANCELLATION OF PLIGHT! Reading from Genesis 30:22 (NLT), we learnt that God remembered Rachel's plight and answered her prayers by enabling her. A plight is a serious and difficult situation that can overshadow your other achievements - a heavy burden, a thorn in the flesh, a source of grief or vexation. The message reminded us that God is able to remember our personal plights and provide what will permanently erase them. Rachel's story (Genesis 30:1-2, NLT) reminds us that sometimes, even the people around us cannot solve our plight - only God can. Jacob said plainly, “Am I God? He's the one who has kept you…” From Genesis 30:1a (CEB) - “When Rachel realised…” Pastor asked us: What are you finally realising about your own life? Pray about it now! This was a call to bring our deepest burdens before the Lord, trusting Him for divine intervention that will erase every long-standing sorrow.

What does it mean to be in a covenant with God—not just believe in Him, but belong to Him? From the mountaintops of Scripture, Pastor Ben Young begins with the story of Noah. From Genesis 9 to Romans 8, we're reminded that God's love isn't casual—it's covenant. It's tough, tender, and tenacious. And it's for you.

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Send us a textUnity in the Godhead stands at the core of God's redemptive plan. When we understand how Father, Son, and Holy Spirit work in perfect harmony—each fulfilling their distinct role without contradiction or competition—we grasp the magnificent coherence of salvation history.The discussion begins by examining this divine unity: the Father chooses those who will be saved, the Son sheds His blood for their redemption, and the Spirit provides regeneration to the very same individuals. This perfect coordination ensures that salvation is both effective and comprehensive for its intended recipients.A fascinating exploration follows regarding the biblical use of "all"—does Scripture mean every person without exception, or all people without distinction (from every nation and background)? Through practical examples and biblical analysis, we see how context shapes understanding, and how misinterpreting this small word can lead to significant theological confusion.The concept of election emerges naturally from this conversation. While some dismiss divine election as mere "Calvinism," the discussion demonstrates how this truth appears throughout Scripture without any reference to Calvin's theological system. More importantly, we see how God's choice of Israel in the Old Testament served as a type or prototype of His election of the church—the true spiritual Israel composed of believers from every nation.Perhaps most compelling is the examination of Christ's presence throughout the entire biblical narrative. From Genesis to Revelation, Jesus is the thread that holds Scripture together. The Old Testament consistently pointed toward Him through types, shadows, and promises that find their fulfillment in His person and work. As one participant notes, "every true believer should be able to preach the gospel even without the New Testament" because Christ appears on every page of Scripture.The relationship between law and promise reveals another layer of God's consistent plan. Rather than contradicting God's promises, the law served multiple purposes: marking out a people through whom Christ would come, revealing sin, and functioning as a guardian until faith would be fully revealed in Christ. The gospel hasn't changed—it has always been salvation by faith in the promised Seed.Join us as we continue unpacking these profound biblical truths that showcase the beautiful consistency of God's redemptive plan throughout history.Support the show

The Principle of First Genesis 1:1 | Pastor Kevin Mullins & Justin ReyesHow do you begin again with God? In this message kicking off 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting, Pastor Kevin and Justin Reyes walk us through the “Principle of First”—a biblical rhythm that reshapes everything when we live it out.From Genesis to Jesus, God has always been a "first things first" kind of God. When we give Him the first of our time, our thoughts, our finances, and our worship, we're not performing—we're positioning. This message challenges us to reorder our lives around what (and who) matters most, offering practical ways to live a first-fruit kind of faith in every season.Whether you're starting fresh or seeking to realign, this word will inspire you to go all in—because when you put God first, He blesses the rest.

"From Genesis to Revelation" è una trasmissione radiofonica dedicata al rock-progressive, attiva regolarmente dal 1999. Condotta da Renato Scuffietti e Matthias Scheller, offre un'ora settimanale di musica prog, spaziando dai grandi classici dei seventies al newprog e al prog sinfonico, con interviste, recensioni e monografie sui sottogeneri. Nata come un hobby, è diventata un importante punto di riferimento per gli appassionati del genere.

We live in a culture that glorifies constant hustle, distraction, and exhaustion. But God's Word offers a better way—a sacred rhythm of work and rest designed not just for survival, but for deep, soul-level flourishing.In this sermon, we explore the biblical foundation for Sabbath and the kind of rest God invites us into—not just physical rest, but emotional, spiritual, and relational renewal. From Genesis to the Gospels, we see that rest isn't optional or outdated; it's a gift from a loving Father who knows our limits, our wanderings, our longings, and our noise-saturated lives.This isn't about legalism or checking a box. It's about recovering what's been lost in our modern pace of life: margin, wonder, delight, and worship. It's about remembering who we are—and more importantly—who God is.Whether you're feeling burned out, distracted, or just tired of running on empty, this message offers a deeply encouraging and convicting reminder: God has created us not only to work with purpose but to rest with intention.Watch now to rediscover the life-giving power of Sabbath and the joy of resting in the One who holds all things together.

"From Genesis to Revelation" è una trasmissione radiofonica dedicata al rock-progressive, attiva regolarmente dal 1999. Condotta da Renato Scuffietti e Matthias Scheller, offre un'ora settimanale di musica prog, spaziando dai grandi classici dei seventies al newprog e al prog sinfonico, con interviste, recensioni e monografie sui sottogeneri. Nata come un hobby, è diventata un importante punto di riferimento per gli appassionati del genere.

Is sex just a private act, or part of something far more sacred? This week, we explore the seventh commandment—not just as a prohibition against adultery, but as a window into God's beautiful design for marriage, covenant, and holy sexuality. From Genesis to Jesus, we'll see how God's boundaries lead not to restriction but to flourishing. Discover how the gospel offers grace, restoration, and a better way forward in a culture confused about sex.1) The framework for holy sexuality2) The applications of holy sexuality3) Encouragements to holy sexualityText: Exodus 20:14

In this powerful message, we explore how mission is not just something the Church does — it's who we are. From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible tells one unified story: God's mission to redeem and restore the world. This sermon breaks down that story into six key scenes — Creation, The Fall, Israel, Jesus, The Church, and New Creation — showing how every believer is called to be part of God's redemptive work.

Ray, E.Z., Mark, and Oscar dive deep into the heart of what the church is meant to be—a community of believers called to love one another. In our modern age, this calling is often lost, with church being reduced to a building or a weekly event rather than a gospel-centered community. The guys highlight the loneliness epidemic plaguing our culture, noting that no other community can fill the void we feel except the one we were created for: God's family. From Genesis 2:18 to the Trinity itself, we see that we were made for relationship. Yet even among churchgoers, loneliness persists. The early church, as seen in Acts, lived out their faith daily in fellowship, service, and mutual support—something far deeper than simply attending on Sundays.Humility and authenticity are crucial to a healthy biblical community. Church isn't a performance but a place to be known and loved. Biblical accountability plays a key role—it means helping each other grow into Christlikeness, not with judgment but with grace. True accountability is self-initiated and rooted in love. Ray emphasizes the importance of vision and evangelism in unifying the church, sharing how physically building a church brought people together and how spiritually building the body of Christ does the same.The guys talk about how discipleship is more than reading a book—it's inviting people into your life. Jesus called us to make disciples, not converts. Isolation is dangerous; the enemy targets those who are alone. Your spiritual health is directly tied to your spiritual circle. Believers should be both discipled and discipling. They challenge the older generation to stop criticizing younger ones and instead invest in them. Real discipleship is relational and transformational—it takes time and presence.They also touch on church discipline, noting it should be redemptive, not punitive. Accountability and restoration are key to a strong gospel community. Forgiveness is another hallmark—when we are hurt by the church, we are still called to extend grace and seek reconciliation. The gospel binds together people who might otherwise be enemies, creating a radically diverse and unified body. The apostles urged unity because the church is made up of natural enemies who now love each other because of Christ. There's no such thing as a healthy, isolated Christian. Assembling together stirs up love and good works. Whether it's opening your home or speaking truth into someone's life, the call remains: step into the biblical community and live out the gospel together.Send us a textThanks for listening! If you've been helped by this podcast, we'd be grateful if you'd consider subscribing, sharing, and leaving us a comment and 5-star rating! Visit the Living Waters website to learn more and to access helpful resources!You can find helpful counseling resources at biblicalcounseling.com.Check out The Evidence Study Bible and the Basic Training Course.You can connect with us at podcast@livingwaters.com. We're thankful for your input!Learn more about the hosts of this podcast.Ray ComfortEmeal (“E.Z.”) ZwayneMark SpenceOscar Navarro

In this second chapter of our “If God Is For Us” series, we tackle Paul's big question: “Who can separate us from the love of Christ?” We'll explore how even good gifts—health, family, finances—can become barriers when we trust them more than the Giver. From Genesis to Malachi to Jesus Himself, we'll see how God warns us against serving money and idols. But this isn't just about what trips us up—it's about the ultimate solution. We'll unpack the promise that Christ's death and resurrection cover every misplaced trust. And we'll finish with a practical challenge: when fear or scarcity tempts you to cling, pause and declare, “Nothing can separate me from Your love,” then step out in a small act of generosity. Tune in and be reminded: God's love is unbreakable—and it calls us to live freely, boldly, and generously.   Genesis 18:1–10a Romans 8:31-39 Luke 10:38–42

"From Genesis to Revelation" è una trasmissione radiofonica dedicata al rock-progressive, attiva regolarmente dal 1999. Condotta da Renato Scuffietti e Matthias Scheller, offre un'ora settimanale di musica prog, spaziando dai grandi classici dei seventies al newprog e al prog sinfonico, con interviste, recensioni e monografie sui sottogeneri. Nata come un hobby, è diventata un importante punto di riferimento per gli appassionati del genere.

A single spark can torch a forest—and a single word can fracture a soul. Jake traces the quiet, explosive power of language, showing how every text, every joke, every offhand comment carries the weight of our inner life. Our words don't just communicate; they create, shape, and reveal. From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture makes it clear: the tongue doesn't just talk—it steers the entire ship. So…what story are your words telling?

A single spark can torch a forest—and a single word can fracture a soul. Jake traces the quiet, explosive power of language, showing how every text, every joke, every offhand comment carries the weight of our inner life. Our words don't just communicate; they create, shape, and reveal. From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture makes it clear: the tongue doesn't just talk—it steers the entire ship. So…what story are your words telling?

From Genesis to Revelation, God is described as a Shepherd to His people, and in John 10, Jesus Himself says He is, in fact, the Good Shepherd. Let's look at the intimate bond between the Shepherd and his sheep, that we may claim as David did, “The Lord is my Shepherd.”

Author Stephen S. Hall joins Dr. Rob Shumaker and Kristi Lee for part 2 of a fascinating deep dive into his book Slither. From Genesis to genetics, this conversation explores how snakes became symbols of sin, what they can teach us about health, and why public attitudes toward them are slowly changing. You'll hear about snake personalities, snake sex (yes, really), life-saving venom research, and the cultural baggage snakes still carry today. Plus—there's a surprise visit from Frank, the in-studio snake.

"From Genesis to Revelation" è una trasmissione radiofonica dedicata al rock-progressive, attiva regolarmente dal 1999. Condotta da Renato Scuffietti e Matthias Scheller, offre un'ora settimanale di musica prog, spaziando dai grandi classici dei seventies al newprog e al prog sinfonico, con interviste, recensioni e monografie sui sottogeneri. Nata come un hobby, è diventata un importante punto di riferimento per gli appassionati del genere.

What if everything God wants to do in your life has already been placed inside you—in seed form? In this powerful message, “Everything You Need Is in the Seed,” from the sermon series "SOIL AND SEED - KEYS TO THE KINGDOM," Pastor Chad Everett unpacks a timeless truth from God's Word: when God wants something to grow, He starts with a seed. From Genesis to the life of Jesus, the Bible reveals a divine pattern—every purpose, every breakthrough, every transformation begins with a seed planted in faith. Whether you feel stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure of your calling, this sermon will help you see the potential God has already placed within you. You'll discover how the seed of Christ in you has the power to produce a harvest of righteousness, purpose, and lasting fruit—when it's planted and nurtured.

What if the revival you're crying out for starts with you? In this episode, Lisa Schwarz unpacks the connection between God's breath and the wind of revival. From Genesis to Acts, from private closets to public platforms, she reveals how learning to breathe in His presence becomes the very force that moves you toward revival. You'll discover why stillness matters, how to recognize the Holy Spirit's “tells,” and why weird obedience unlocks wild encounters. If you're hungry for more than hype—if you want His breath to move you—this episode is for you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"From Genesis to Revelation" è una trasmissione radiofonica dedicata al rock-progressive, attiva regolarmente dal 1999. Condotta da Renato Scuffietti e Matthias Scheller, offre un'ora settimanale di musica prog, spaziando dai grandi classici dei seventies al newprog e al prog sinfonico, con interviste, recensioni e monografie sui sottogeneri. Nata come un hobby, è diventata un importante punto di riferimento per gli appassionati del genere.

In the final episode of their Overcoming Old Testament Phobia series, Greg and Nathan tackle some of the most common questions and misconceptions about the Old Testament. Why does it seem so full of law and wrath? How were people saved before Jesus? And where can we spot God's grace among the judgment? From Genesis to Jonah, they explore how the Old Testament isn't just a prequel—it's a story saturated with mercy, hope, and the promise of Christ. Whether you struggle to read the OT devotionally or wonder how to preach Jesus from its pages, this episode is packed with encouragement and clarity. Don't miss this grace-filled conclusion to the series.

From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture has profound things to say about disability, worth, and God's purposes. In this episode, hear a personal and biblical exploration of how God sees every person—including those with disabilities—as fearfully and wonderfully made.Discover how:Every person bears God's image regardless of abilityGod's power is perfected in our weaknessThe Church is called beyond inclusion to true belongingPersonal struggles can become channels for God's gloryThis message includes honest conversations about the daily realities families face and challenges the Church to create spaces of genuine connection and care.Key Scriptures:Genesis 1:27 - "So God created mankind in his own image, in the image of God he created them; male and female he created them."Psalm 139:14 - "I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well."John 9:3 - "Neither this man nor his parents sinned," said Jesus, "but this happened so that the works of God might be displayed in him."2 Corinthians 12:9 - "But he said to me, 'My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.'"Exodus 4:11 - "The Lord said to him, 'Who gave human beings their mouths? Who makes them deaf or mute? Who gives them sight or makes them blind? Is it not I, the Lord?'"Revelation 21:4 - "He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death, or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away."Connect with us at www.grandpoint.church/nextstepsWatch online on YouTubeFollow us on Facebook and InstagramSign up for our free weekly newsletter

Is work just a necessary evil, or could it be something sacred?In this opening message from our summer series at Stonebridge, we dive deep into a topic rarely preached on but incredibly relevant to all of us: work. From Genesis to Jesus, we discover that the God of the Bible is not just a distant deity—He is a working God. He creates, sustains, and rules—and He calls us to do the same.This sermon explores: 1. How God's identity as Creator, Sustainer, and Worker shapes our view of work 2. Why work is not a result of the fall but part of God's original design for humanity 3. The danger of both laziness and workaholism in a culture confused about rest and purpose 4. How Jesus' life as a carpenter and His mission-driven ministry reflect the sacredness of work 5. What it means to bear God's image by bringing order, beauty, and fullness into the world through what we doWhether you're a CEO or a stay-at-home parent, a tradesperson or a student—your work matters. You were made in the image of a God who works. And your work, done in faith and for His glory, is a sacred calling.

Are you living powerless… while the very Spirit of God waits to fill you? In this final and most urgent episode of the Pentecost If series, Pastor Rod Parsley walks you through the ultimate question: Have you received the Holy Ghost—or have you resisted Him? Based on the final chapters of his powerful new book Pentecost If, this episode exposes the tragedy of a Spirit-less Church, reclaims the promise of Acts 2, and challenges you to stop settling for religion without fire. From Genesis to Acts… from Apollo 11 to your living room… the countdown has begun. You were born for the fire. You were filled to go. But revival comes IF—and only IF—you say yes.   Download the FREE Pentecost If Study Guide:https://www.rodparsley.com/studyguide Join us for Dominion Camp Meeting (DCM) – July 4–6 Experience three days of anointed preaching, worship, and outpouring in Columbus, OH. Details ➤ https://www.rodparsley.com/dcm Order your signed copy of Pentecost If:https://www.rodparsley.com/pentecostif

From Genesis to today, God's plan has always been to dwell with His people. Through Jesus, that presence now lives in you. You are a living temple, called to carry His Spirit and reflect His glory wherever you go. Recorded Live at Brookwood Church on 06/15/2025

In this message, “The Promise of the Father,” we dive deep into the supernatural works and presence of the Holy Spirit. Pastor reminds us that Holy Spirit is not a concept or emotion—but a person, a divine companion, and the very breath of God dwelling within believers. We challenge the misconceptions that confine His power and explore the Spirit's role as Creator, Comforter, Counselor, Convictor, and Empowerer. From Genesis to Acts, His fingerprints are everywhere. The Holy Spirit testifies of Jesus, guides us into truth, brings conviction, and fuels our courage. This week's message will stir your faith, reawaken your awareness of God's presence, and remind you that life with Holy Spirit is not to be excluded—but embraced fully.

From Genesis 1:26-28, this message give a thought about God having a 'man-talk' with men. He speaks to them in 3 ways; Creation, Calling, and Challenge.

In this urgent prophetic word, Pastor Rod Parsley reveals The 7 Blessings of Pentecost—a supernatural roadmap for every believer hungry for revival. From Genesis to Acts, the breath of God has marked divine new beginnings, and today, that same Holy Ghost wind is ready to breathe fresh fire on your life. This isn't just a teaching—it's a countdown to ignition. The upper room wasn't a one-time moment. It was the launchpad of power, purity, and purpose. Discover how the same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead will quicken your life, unlock access to kingdom authority, and release the miraculous. These seven blessings are available—if you're ready to receive.

Welcome to Episode #174 of the Way of the Bible podcast. This is our sixth of eight episodes in our Twenty-Second mini-series entitled The Return of Jesus Christ. On today's episode, we'll scratch the surface of Old Testament prophetic texts that speak of the return of Jesus. We are likely living in a period the Bible refers to more than any other. The judgment of the world and the return of Jesus Christ on the Day of the Lord. Are you ready for this?We can't go back until we start at the end. What do I mean? God revealed to Israel through the prophet Isaiah a key to all God given prophecy. Isaiah 46:10 – I make known the end from the beginning, from ancient times, what is still to come. I say, ‘My purpose will stand, and I will do all that I please.'When God provides a prophetic word to the prophet to speak, God is not guessing what will happen. Nor will he artificially orchestrate something to happen to meet the prophetic vision apart from his will. Nor can anyone change the prophetic vision of God. Before we get to the Old Testament, let's take a look at the Bible as a whole. I know it seems like one step forward and two steps back each episode, but hopefully, this summary will give clarity as we continue to explore why Jesus is coming back.The Bible starts with the creation narrative in Genesis 1-3. I encourage you to accept the narrative as written, including the creation of man from the dust of the earth and woman from the rib of man. If you consider it, otherwise you diverge widely from the context and meaning of life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. In this narrative, we see creation, inference of a fall in the spiritual realm, the fall of mankind, and the identification of the fix to rebellion in heaven and on earth – seed of the woman. Next, we blast through mankind's first two thousand years of history from Genesis 4 to 11. We see in this historical narrative mankind's wickedness, angelic interference, the flooding of the earth to cleanse both human and animal kingdom genome, the continued wickedness of man, the dividing of mankind into seventy nations by language distortion. From Genesis 12 to the end of the Old Testament period is another two thousand years. God establishes an irrevocable covenant with Abraham to make of him a nation of people, with a land, and a descendant through whom all nations would be blessed – the seed of Abraham. The covenant is affirmed with Issac and Jacob. God makes a conditional covenant with the descendants of the twelve sons of Jacob to give them the promised land if they obey God's covenantal laws. God establishes a covenant with David for a descendant who will sit on his throne and a kingdom that will have no end – seed of David. The New Testament reveals that the seed of the woman, the seed of Abraham, and the seed of David are all fulfilled in the person Jesus Christ, the Son of God/Son of Man. Jesus' life of ministry demonstrated he was the spotless lamb of God through whom all the sins of the world were paid for on the cross of Calvary. The apostles affirm the sacrificial work of Jesus and that salvation and eternal life are now available to both Jews and Gentiles who believe the gospel. The hanging chad is the covenantal promise to Abraham and the Patriarchs of a people and a land and the covenantal promise to David of an earthly kingdom.What was not revealed since the creation of the world, but was revealed to the apostles of Christ was the Mystery of God. The mystery of God was that Jews and Gentiles alike who believe in Jesus are adopted by God as his children, are reborn by the Holy Spirit, together collectively are the bride of Christ, and are the manifestation of the body of Christ in this world.

In this episode of Anchored in the Word, Dave Jenkins addresses one of the most widely repeated cultural slogans: "My body, my choice." From Genesis to the New Testament, Scripture affirms that our bodies are not our own—they were created by God, redeemed by Christ, and are to be used for His glory. Dave unpacks the doctrines of creation and redemption, challenges the lie of autonomy, and provides practical wisdom for living in a way that honors the Lord with our physical bodies. This message is a biblical and theological call to surrender, holiness, and worship in a world obsessed with self.

Welcome to the Be Encouraged! Podcast. I am your host, Jackie Brindle and you are listening to the Believe Series. This is a seven part series. Today is episode # 5 in the Believe Series. This episode is so special! I believe there is something beautiful about the start of something new, thinking about how things began, and dreaming up how the story will end. Recently, I've been doing a deep dive into my family tree — asking questions I wish I had asked my grandmother when she was still here. Things I didn't think mattered when I was 17… but now, at 40, I find myself longing to know where I came from and why it matters.But as I searched for the beginning of my story, it stirred something deeper in me — a curiosity about the beginning. Who wrote all of this? Who dreamed me up before I ever existed?Have you ever asked these questions before? Have you ever wrestled with God with things you don't understand that happened to us in life or in the Bible, too? This episode of the BE ENCOURAGED Podcast is personal. It's a reflection on identity, legacy, and the One who authored it all — God. From Genesis to today, He's been writing a story of redemption, new beginnings, and purpose… even in the messy parts.If you're in a new season — expected or not — I pray this reminds you: God is in the new. He's in the unknown. He's in the questions. And He's not afraid of your wrestle.Ask Him. Seek Him. I promise, He'll meet you there.

Send us a textThe mystery of the Trinity stands as Christianity's most profound revelation of God's nature—and its most commonly misunderstood doctrine. This riveting theological discussion cuts through confusion to reveal how God exists as three distinct persons (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) while remaining one divine being.We begin by addressing common misconceptions, particularly from "oneness" theology that conflates Jesus with the Father. By carefully distinguishing between divine "being" (what God is) and divine "personhood" (who God is), we establish a framework for understanding how the Trinity functions without contradiction. The conversation illuminates how Scripture consistently portrays the Holy Spirit with personal attributes—speaking, teaching, comforting, and even interceding for believers with "groanings which cannot be uttered."Perhaps most fascinating is our exploration of Old Testament trinitarian evidence that many believers overlook. From Genesis where God says "let us make man in our image" to passages where "the LORD rained fire from the LORD out of heaven," we trace how this seemingly New Testament concept actually permeates all of Scripture.This episode shines particularly when examining Romans 8:26, clarifying how the Holy Spirit's intercession works in believers' lives—not through mystical utterances as some charismatic traditions suggest, but through the Spirit himself communicating our deepest needs when words fail us. The personal testimonies shared reveal how understanding the Trinity transforms our relationship with God from theological abstraction to living reality.Whether you're a theological novice or seasoned believer, this conversation will deepen your appreciation for Christianity's most distinctive doctrine. The Trinity isn't just something to believe—it's someone to experience. Listen, share, and join the conversation about how Father, Son and Holy Spirit work together in perfect harmony for your salvation.Support the show

As we wake up in this universe, we're in an unfolding story. From Genesis through Revelation, God's grand narrative presents six acts: Creation, Fall, Israel, Redemption, Church, and Renewal. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller illuminates how understanding God's story helps us discover our own place within it. What's your place in the story? This month's special offer is available for a donation of any amount. Get yours at https://moodyoffer.com or call us at 1-800-215-5001. 

At Crossroads Bible Church, we are passionate about following Jesus and making disciples as we see and share the goodness of God. Located in Double Oak, TX (North Dallas), we invite you to join us for our Sunday service at 10 am, either online or in person. The way we view the world shapes who we are becoming, and we want to help you see the goodness of God in every aspect of life – whether it's in our families, work, small groups, or Sunday mornings. In a world filled with distractions and messages that often steer us away from God, our mission is to see God's goodness in everything we do. From Genesis to the Great Commission, the calling of God's people has been to show the world His goodness. By doing so, we can help the world see that God is not done working in our lives, bringing redemption and rescue through His love and grace.

As we wake up in this universe, we're in an unfolding story. From Genesis through Revelation, God's grand narrative presents six acts: Creation, Fall, Israel, Redemption, Church, and Renewal. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller illuminates how understanding God's story helps us discover our own place within it. What's your place in the story? To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/173/29

We kicked off our Mid-Year Retreat themed Operating Priesthood with a powerful session from Pastor Nelson. He shared deep, spirit-stirring truths about how God chooses to work through men and spirit beings—not out of need, but by divine will. Heaven is closer than we think, and Scripture reveals the profound connection between the spiritual and physical realms.From Genesis to the New Covenant, we see a God who steps directly into His plan—not distant, but deeply involved. As believers in Christ, we are not powerless. We've been washed by His blood and filled with His Spirit to live boldly and resist every form of darkness.This is your call to operate in your priesthood. Listen to this sermon and be stirred.

SummaryIn this powerful message preached on the final night of conference, Pastor Gene Lavalley delivers an unshakable truth: “But God” changes everything.From Genesis to Revelation, scripture reveals a divine pattern—when human limitation meets divine intervention, miracles happen. Whether you're facing financial trouble, family challenges, health issues, or spiritual dryness, this sermon reminds us that our impossibilities are God's playground.

What if our biggest biblical misunderstandings come from reading the right words in the wrong way? In this episode, Old Testament scholar Dr. Andy Judd joins Dru Johnson to unravel the complex and often misused concept of genre in biblical interpretation. Drawing from his background in English literature and law, Dr. Judd explains how many theological debates, misreadings, and even dangerous interpretations arise not from misused Hebrew dictionaries—but from unspoken assumptions about genre. Why do readers assume Abraham's behavior is exemplary? Why do sermons treat biblical laws like modern legal codes? Why do people interpret apocalyptic visions as historical predictions? From Genesis to Judges, Paul's letters to Revelation, Judd shows that failing to ask, “What kind of text is this?” is often where interpretation goes off the rails. Blending humor, literary theory, and deep biblical insight, Judd offers practical ways to become better “travelers” in the ancient biblical world—learning to coordinate with texts the way we coordinate with traffic rules in a new country. Andy Judd's personal website can be found here: https://www.andyjudd.com/ We are listener supported. Give to the cause here: https://hebraicthought.org/give For more articles: https://thebiblicalmind.org/ Social Links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HebraicThought Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hebraicthought Threads: https://www.threads.net/hebraicthought X: https://www.twitter.com/HebraicThought Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/hebraicthought.org Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:54 The Journey into Genre Studies 03:26 Misinterpretations and Conflicts in Biblical Genre 06:26 Understanding Narrative and Ethical Frameworks 10:18 The Role of Genre in Biblical Interpretation 12:39 Defining Genre: Conventions and Contexts 14:37 Cultural Contexts and Genre Navigation 18:35 The Boomerang Test: A Practical Approach to Genre 24:32 Deep Structures and Genre Regulation 28:08 Understanding Genre in Scripture 33:54 The Role of Genre in Biblical Interpretation 39:22 Biblical Law: A Unique Genre 43:56 The Social Function of Biblical Law 49:42 Wisdom and the Interpretation of Law

Magnificent Obsession #RTTBROS #Nightlight Never Without Christ: The Soul of Every Prayer and Sermon"But God forbid that I should glory, save in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, by whom the world is crucified unto me, and I unto the world." Galatians 6:14 (KJV)The great preacher Charles Spurgeon once declared with passionate conviction:"See to it then, beloved, that you never pray a prayer which is not sweetened with Christ. I would never preach a sermon—the Lord forgive me if I do—which is not full to overflowing with my Master. I know one who said I was always on the old string and he would come and hear me no more; but if I preached a sermon without Christ in it, he would come. Ah, he will never come while this tongue moves, for a sermon without Christ in it—a Christless sermon! A brook without water; a cloud without rain; a well which mocks the traveller; a tree twice dead, plucked up by the root; a sky without a sun; a night without a star. It is a realm of death—a place of mourning for angels and laughter for devils."What vivid imagery Spurgeon paints of a message devoid of Christ! Like a brook that offers no refreshment to the thirsty soul, or a cloud heavy with promise but yielding no life-giving rain, our words become empty shells when stripped of the Savior's presence.Consider how Christ Himself is woven into the very fabric of Scripture. From Genesis to Revelation, every page whispers His name. The sacrificial lamb speaks of Him. The bronze serpent lifted in the wilderness points to Him. The temple veil torn in two proclaims His finished work. Even in the genealogies and seemingly mundane passages, careful study reveals shadows and types of our blessed Redeemer.If the inspired Word cannot be properly understood apart from Christ, how much more should our prayers and proclamations be saturated with His presence? When we pray, we come not in our own merit but through His precious blood. When we speak of spiritual matters, we dare not offer stones for bread or serpents for fish to hungry souls.The apostle Paul understood this truth deeply. In his letter to the Corinthians, he wrote, "For I determined not to know any thing among you, save Jesus Christ, and him crucified" (1 Corinthians 2:2). This was not intellectual limitation but spiritual wisdom. Paul recognized that Christ is not merely a topic among many—He is the golden thread that gives meaning to all other truths.Today, let us examine our own hearts. Are our prayers enriched with gratitude for His sacrifice? Do our conversations naturally turn toward His goodness? When we have opportunity to encourage others, do we point them to the One who is the source of all comfort?A prayer without Christ becomes mere wishful thinking. A message without Christ becomes hollow philosophy. But when our Savior fills our words, they become vessels of grace, instruments of hope, and channels of divine love.May we never be guilty of offering a well without water to thirsty souls. Instead, let us ensure that every word we speak and every prayer we offer overflows with the sweetness of our precious Lord Jesus Christ.Prayer:Heavenly Father, forgive us when our prayers have been self-centered and our words have lacked the sweetness of Christ. Help us to be so filled with Your Son that He naturally flows from our lips in every conversation and petition. May we never offer empty cisterns to thirsty souls, but always point to the Living Water. In Jesus' precious name, Amen.Be sure to Like, Share, Follow and subscribe it helps get the word out.https://linktr.ee/rttbros

Join Matt & Jake in this enlightening discussion as they explore the biblical "Seed War" from Genesis to Revelation, starting with the powerful prophecy in Genesis 3:15. Dive deep into the enmity between the serpent and the woman's seed, and how this conflict unfolds throughout Scripture. They also unpack the prophecy of Tyre in Ezekiel, offering insight into its significance and prophetic fulfillment. From Genesis 10:15-19 and the lineage of Canaan to the final victory over evil, discover how God's plan of redemption is revealed in history and prophecy. https://itsyahushua.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/seed-war.pdf   Key Topics Discussed: Genesis 3:15 – The First Prophecy of the Messiah & the Seed War The descendants of Canaan in Genesis 10:15-19 and their role in Scripture The Prophecy of Tyre in Ezekiel and its end-time implications The battle between the seed of the woman and the serpent's seed from Genesis to Revelation How God's redemptive plan unfolds in the midst of the conflict between good and evil Scripture References: Genesis 3:15 – The first prophecy of Jesus and the ongoing war between good and evil. Genesis 10:15-19 – The genealogies of the Canaanites and their impact on the biblical narrative. Ezekiel Prophecy – The judgment and future of Tyre, and its significance in prophetic history. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and click the bell icon to stay updated with future discussions on Scripture, prophecy, and biblical insights! #Genesis315 #SeedWar #TyreProphecy #SabbathLounge #BiblicalProphecy #EndTimes #Ezekiel #Genesis #BibleStudy #ChristianFaith #Messiah #EndTimeProphecy #Canaanites #GodsPlan #ChristianPodcastFor more information see www.sabbathlounge.com Find us on iTunes, Spotify, TikTok, and Podbean. At Sabbath Lounge we are dedicated to eating clean, keeping the Feast, Sabbath, following Torah, and leading as many people out of Babylon as possible.   Find more information below: www.sabbathlounge.com    https://linktr.ee/Sabbathlounge   https://www.britannica.com/place/Tyre   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canaan_(son_of_Ham)   https://www.julianspriggs.co.uk/Pages/TableNations   https://genesis6conspiracy.com/   https://knowingscripture.com/articles/giants-in-the-land-a-biblical-theology-of-the-nephilim-anakim-rephaim-and-goliath   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ham_(son_of_Noah)#Family_tree   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ham_(son_of_Noah)   https://www.blueletterbible.org/.   https://classic.net.bible.org/dictionary.php?word=Archite   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perizzites   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hittites   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canaan#Canaanites   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amorites   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jebusites   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sidon   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Girgashites   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_minor_biblical_tribes#Sinites   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_minor_biblical_tribes#Arvadites   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_minor_biblical_tribes#Zemarites   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_minor_biblical_tribes#Hamathites   https://www.amazon.com/Ancient-Amorites-Amurru-Mesopotamia/dp/3330036745   https://www.blueletterbible.org/   https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/05/200528115829.htm#:~:text=The%20people%20who%20lived%20in,biblical%20texts%20as%20the%20Canaanites.   Canva AI Images https://www.biblestudying.net/phoenicians.pdf   https://www.lgic.org/en/phoenicians.php  

At Crossroads Bible Church, we are passionate about following Jesus and making disciples as we see and share the goodness of God. Located in Double Oak, TX (North Dallas), we invite you to join us for our Sunday service at 10 am, either online or in person. The way we view the world shapes who we are becoming, and we want to help you see the goodness of God in every aspect of life – whether it's in our families, work, small groups, or Sunday mornings. In a world filled with distractions and messages that often steer us away from God, our mission is to see God's goodness in everything we do. From Genesis to the Great Commission, the calling of God's people has been to show the world His goodness. By doing so, we can help the world see that God is not done working in our lives, bringing redemption and rescue through His love and grace.

Have a comment? Send us a text! (We read all of them but can't reply). Email us: Will@faithfulpoliticspodcast.comHow should we read the Old Testament today? In this episode, Faithful Politics dives deep with Dr. John H. Walton, a leading Old Testament scholar and professor emeritus at Wheaton College. With decades of research on ancient Near Eastern contexts, Walton discusses why understanding the cultural river of the Bible's original audience is crucial for accurate interpretation. From Genesis to the Pentateuch, he challenges us to rethink common assumptions about creation, divine community, and moral frameworks in the Hebrew Scriptures. Tune in as we explore how cultural backgrounds shape biblical authority and what it means to read the Old Testament as its ancient readers would have.Guest Bio:Dr. John H. Walton is a distinguished Old Testament scholar and professor emeritus at Wheaton College. He has authored numerous influential works, including "The Lost World of Genesis 1," "The Lost World of Adam and Eve," and "The Lost World of Scripture," which explore the Bible through its ancient Near Eastern context. Walton's work emphasizes understanding Scripture as its original audience would have, encouraging modern readers to grapple with its historical and cultural frameworks. Support the show

Send us a textWords create worlds. From Genesis where God speaks creation into being, to Jesus asking a paralyzed man, "Do you want to be made well?", speech carries the power to transform reality. But what happens when certain topics become unspeakable?In this episode, Melissa and Bishop Wright have a conversation that explores how modern society increasingly avoids difficult conversations. Using Jesus' healing story, Bishop Wright reveals how bringing things into speech opens pathways to healing and resurrection. They also discuss more recent examples including the evolution of Malcolm X's speech as his heart expanded, the way Muhammad Ali voiced what many thought but dared not say about Vietnam, and how Pope Francis's humble question "Who am I to judge?" transformed Catholic discourse. At its core lies a powerful truth: authentic speech flows from the heart's abundance. Listen in for the full conversation.Read For Faith, the companion devotional.Support the show Follow us on IG and FB at Bishop Rob Wright.

In this sermon, Pastor Alex explores the deep desires that shape our lives—both the ones within us and the ones we absorb from the world around us. Looking at the story of the Tower of Babel, he invites us to consider how easily our ambitions can lead us away from God's design for community, humility, and trust. From Genesis to Philippians, we're reminded that the way of Jesus isn't about climbing higher, but about laying down our lives in love. In a world chasing success and self-made stories, this message calls us to root ourselves in something deeper—God's transforming grace and the way of the cross.

What holds the entire Bible together? From Genesis to Revelation, there's one unifying thread running through every page: Jesus. He's not just a character in the story. He is the story.In this episode, Paul Tripp invites you to read the Bible with fresh eyes, learning to look for Jesus in every passage, every promise, and every plot twist. Whether you're in the Old Testament or the New, you'll discover that all of Scripture points to the Savior.

Like a poisonous weed narcissism can invade families, work relationships and friends and choke out their life and joy. On In The Market with Janet Parshall this week one of our favorite guests used her biblical knowledge, training and personal experience with this dangerous personality type to answer your questions on how to see, understand and navigate the challenges of having a narcissist in your life. Go into any Christian bookstore or bible college library and you will find thousands of books about the different aspects of a life of faith and it can easily become like information overload to distill that information down to simple, clear, truths that sustain us during our journey. But our guest used his own faith journey to draw us back to the simple, faith-defining truths that help ground us and enable us to walk simply, honestly and faithfully before the Lord daily. It is no exaggeration to say that Jesus is all over the bible. From Genesis to Revelation, His roles as Creator, Savior and Redeemer fragrance of the pages of God’s holy word. Our guest, a highly respected pastor and teacher drew us back to the scriptures and shared how understanding this simple truth can deepen our devotion and strengthen our connection and devotion to the Lord. We punched your radio airline ticket for another informative trip to visit our favorite Scottish apologist in the land down under. He shared his thoughts on a number of issues impacting the church today including the impact of woke ideology and the surprising increase of bible sales in the United Kingdom. How do we navigate the tumultuous world we live in when we are bombarded with lies, half-truths and deceptions daily? We do it by using the unbiased scales of God’s word to weigh what we see and hear against what He has said is and is not truth. To help us continue to learn how to do just that, we encourage you to once again join our favorite husband and wife team in their radio classroom as they continue to teach us how to measure those lies, half-truths and deceptions against the unflinching truth of the scriptures.Become a Parshall Partner: http://moodyradio.org/donateto/inthemarket/partnersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.