Podcasts about great physician

Mark 2:13-17 | Ryan MacDonaldIn this sermon from Mark 2:13–17, Ryan MacDonald—our future Church Planter in Residence—unpacks the radical grace of Jesus, who came not for the righteous, but for sinners. As Jesus dines with tax collectors and outcasts, we see the heart of the gospel on full display: Christ is the Great Physician, and He seeks out the spiritually sick with compassion and authority. Ryan invites us to examine our own hearts, reminding us that true healing begins not with self-righteousness, but with repentance and a deep need for Jesus.

Today we bring you part two of pastor Lloyd's message, “Jesus the Great Physician” from Mark chapter two.  We know all about Jesus and His miraculous healing of physical maladies, but what about the healing we need in our hearts? Jesus has a plan for those problems as well.

The world says Jesus was a peace loving guy, who just wanted everyone to love and accept each other. Should we love one another? Of course. Should we tolerate anything and everything because we don't want to offend? No way! Jesus didn't do that!

HEALING & RESTORATION Share real hope with your family, friends, and community! - Hope 103.2 (hope1032.com.au) It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick. I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners. MARK 2:17b From the New International Version Send the Real Hope team a messageListen to more from our Hope Podcasts collection at hopepodcasts.com.au. And send the team a message via Hope 103.2’s app, Facebook or Instagram. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Christ is the least expensive Physician. He takes no fee. He desires us to bring nothing to Him but broken hearts. And when He has cured us, He desires us to bestow nothing on Him but our love. Christ heals with more ease than any other. Christ makes the devil go out with a word (Mark 9:25). Nay, He can cure with a look: Christ's look melted Peter into repentance; it was a healing look. If Christ does but cast a look upon the soul, He will heal it. Christ is the most tender-hearted Physician. He is not more full of skill than sympathy, 'He heals the broken in heart, and binds up their wounds' (Psalm 147:3). Every groan of the patient, goes to the heart of this Physician. Christ never fails of success. Christ never undertakes to heal any, but He makes a full cure. Other physicians can only cure those who are sick, but Christ cures those who are dead! "And you has He quickened, who were dead!" (Ephesians 2:1). Christ is a Physician for the dead! Of every one whom Christ cures it may be said, "He was dead, and is alive again!" (Luke 15:32) Christ is the most bountiful Physician. Other patients enrich their physicians; but here the Physician enriches the patient. Christ elevates all His patients. He not only cures them, but crowns them! (Revelation 2:10). Christ does not only raise them from the bed, but to the throne! He gives the sick man not only health, but also Heaven!

Wholeness Through The Great Physician

In Luke 8:40-56, Jesus heals a woman and resurrects a young girl. Pastor Christopher Feigles

Jesus cast out a demon from a possessed man while in the synagogue. In the same way, we must remove evil from our lives and allow the Holy Spirit to change us from the inside out. Jesus acts with authority because His purpose in coming was to destroy the devil's work. We are also given the authority to overcome evil. Learn from Jesus how to be delivered from the wicked one. In season 7, titled "Doctor Luke & The Great Physician", I have a unique offer relating to this series in the book of Luke. If you partner with Net Cast during our seventh season, I want to send you the complete outline for each episode to guide your study. If you would like to become a partner or donate, you can send PayPal donations using netcasthost@gmail.com or visit Patreon.com/netcast to learn more about how you can get on board with this podcast. I have also added this podcast to www.buymeacoffee.com/netcasthost where you can send a small gift of any amount to help support the show. I appreciate any help you can provide.If you cannot support this ministry's effort financially at this time, would you please consider doing one of the following? First, please subscribe and continue to be a dedicated listener. Next, please share Net Cast with your friends and family and encourage them to subscribe. Finally, consider leaving a review for the podcast so that your positive feedback can encourage others to listen.Please take a few moments after we sign off to visit our website at netcasthost.com. Here you will find transcripts of the podcast on the blog, you can sign up for the free newsletter, become a member, and join Net Cast for free, giving you access to hidden portions of the podcast host site.Don't forget to check out our social media sites on YouTube, Facebook, X aka Twitter, and Instagram. Be sure to like and follow the podcast as we use these sites to keep you current on what is happening at Net Cast. Every new episode is announced on these media outlets.Until next time, God bless you richly in Jesus Christ our Lord.To pre-order a copy of my new book, "Do-DaDs", please visit this link:Do-DaDs: 52 Activities & Devotions for Dads to Do with Kids - Gospel Armory Store

Have you ever felt like something was off in your spiritual life but couldn't quite put your finger on it? Like your soul was tired, your prayers were empty, or your heart just wasn't in it? Pastor Abram DePrang concludes our Let Us Pray series by showing us how easy it is to live unaware of a deeper spiritual sickness—one masked by strength, performance, or outward appearances. But Jesus—our Great Physician—doesn't just treat our symptoms, He heals us from the inside out.

Have you ever felt like something was off in your spiritual life but couldn't quite put your finger on it? Like your soul was tired, your prayers were empty, or your heart just wasn't in it? Pastor Abram DePrang concludes our Let Us Pray series by showing us how easy it is to live unaware of a deeper spiritual sickness—one masked by strength, performance, or outward appearances. But Jesus—our Great Physician—doesn't just treat our symptoms, He heals us from the inside out.

Have you ever felt like something was off in your spiritual life but couldn't quite put your finger on it? Like your soul was tired, your prayers were empty, or your heart just wasn't in it? Pastor Abram DePrang concludes our Let Us Pray series by showing us how easy it is to live unaware of a deeper spiritual sickness—one masked by strength, performance, or outward appearances. But Jesus—our Great Physician—doesn't just treat our symptoms, He heals us from the inside out.

Have you ever felt like something was off in your spiritual life but couldn't quite put your finger on it? Like your soul was tired, your prayers were empty, or your heart just wasn't in it? Pastor Abram DePrang concludes our Let Us Pray series by showing us how easy it is to live unaware of a deeper spiritual sickness—one masked by strength, performance, or outward appearances. But Jesus—our Great Physician—doesn't just treat our symptoms, He heals us from the inside out.

Today, Pastor Al Dagel praises medical professionals but gives the ultimate praise to Jesus, known as "The Great Physician."

Returning to the gospel account of Mark, let us see the patients of the Great Physician and we will not miss our need for the Great Physician, Jesus Christ. He is the answer to the sin that ails us.

Returning to the gospel account of Mark, let us see the patients of the Great Physician and we will not miss our need for the Great Physician, Jesus Christ. He is the answer to the sin that ails us. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1561/29

God's Word for Today14 May, 2025Be not envious of evil men, nor desire to be with them,2 for their hearts devise violence, and their lips talk of trouble.-Prov 24:1,2 ESV BE NOT ENVIOUS OF EVIL MENIn general sense, the book of Proverbs warns against us associating with immoral people, needless to say, that of being envious with them. Jealousy over their success is being short-sighted (Prov 23:17–18). Close friendships or other relationships with them brings risk and temptation (Prov 1:10–15; 13:20). Sin is enticing, is it not? Yet a wise person knows that God's goodness is far more valuable than temporary earthly wealth. (Prov 1:7) Do remember that our association with wicked people will influence our morals definitely (1 Corinthians 15:33).Why should we be envious of evil men? For whatever wealth or possessions they gain by evil means would not last. They are always subject to sudden loss. Jesus said, "Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy and thieves break in and steal" (Mat 6:19). He commanded us to where we should store our riches, saying, "But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroy and where thieves do not break in and steal" (Mat 6:20). The poorest believer is richer than the wealthiest unbeliever on earth. So, it is preposterous to envy them.Evil men invent evil plans. Genesis 6:5 discloses that the hearts of human beings who lived before the flood were full of evil continually. Consequently, God, who knows the heart, destroyed that civilization with a flood. They discuss those plots with others and act on those impulses eventually. This is not surprising for all people grapple with their sin nature. Jeremiah describes the heart as "deceitful above all things, and desperately sick." [Jer 17:9] This will lead to ruin (Prov 6:12–15; 16:27). Paul notes that to avoid every speck of contact with sin would require believers to leave the world (1 Cor 5:9–10). Yet some people aggressively embrace their sin. It is only Jesus, our Great Physician, who can transform the heart of one that loves Him and obeys Him. The apostle Paul points to the change of heart that believers experience. He writes, "But thanks be to God, that you who were once slaves of sin have become obedient from the heart to the standard of teaching to which you were committed, and, having been set free from sin, have become slaves of righteousness."[Rom 6:17–18]Watch in YouTube: https://youtu.be/lPuuvKVODmgListen and FOLLOW us on our podcast Spotify: http://bit.ly/glccfil_spotify Apple Podcast: http://bit.ly/glccfil-applepcast Audible Podcast: http://bit.ly/glccfil-audibleFollow us on various media platforms: https://gospellightfilipino.contactin.bio#gospellightfilipino#godswordfortoday

On Paralytic Sunday, Christ asks a man who had been sick for 38 years, “Do you want to be made well?” It's a question that reaches beyond the Gospel and speaks directly to us. True healing—spiritual and physical—begins with recognizing our need, seeking real help, and committing to the path of recovery. Christ is the Great Physician, and the Church is His hospital. But healing isn't automatic; it requires humility, trust, and obedience. As with the paralytic, Christ knows our pain and desires our healing. The question is: do we truly want to be made well?

Ephesians One was a brilliant overview of God's plan, salvation and our eventual destiny with Jesus Christ. Chapter Two is a reminder of the miry clay we have all been rescued from. While dark, it is vital for the believer to never lose sight of our own desperate rescue or church becomes an exclusive club instead of a hospital to meet the Great Physician.

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Jesus heals the whole city.

John Baumgartner The people of Nazareth are astonished at Jesus and offended by Him. Jesus is astonished at the people and marvels at their unbelief. And we should be astonished too. Jesus has gone right through every obstacle, healed every disease, cast out every demon, even raised the dead. But when He meets with unbelief so severe in His own hometown, He departs never to return. Unbelief is the deadly disease that keeps a person from coming to the Great Physician.

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Jesus establishes His ministry early with a profound statement about being the fulfillment of a prophecy from Isaiah 61:1-2. This connects Him to the hope of a coming Messiah who would also be a physician for the people. Jesus tells the people gathered to hear Him that instead of accepting His blessings, they would shout at Him while He hung on the cross, "Physician, heal yourself!". We must decide if we will allow Jesus to heal us or if we are going to ignore Him as the Savior of the world and be lost in sin. In season 7, titled "Doctor Luke & The Great Physician", I have a unique offer relating to this series in the book of Luke. If you partner with Net Cast during our seventh season, I want to send you the complete outline for each episode to guide your study. If you would like to become a partner or donate, you can send PayPal donations using netcasthost@gmail.com or visit Patreon.com/netcast to learn more about how you can get on board with this podcast. I have also added this podcast to www.buymeacoffee.com/netcasthost where you can send a small gift of any amount to help support the show. I appreciate any help you can provide.If you cannot support this ministry's effort financially at this time, would you please consider doing one of the following? First, please subscribe and continue to be a dedicated listener. Next, please share Net Cast with your friends and family and encourage them to subscribe. Finally, consider leaving a review for the podcast so that your positive feedback can encourage others to listen.Please take a few moments after we sign off to visit our website at netcasthost.com. Here you will find transcripts of the podcast on the blog, you can sign up for the free newsletter, become a member, and join Net Cast for free, giving you access to hidden portions of the podcast host site.Don't forget to check out our social media sites on YouTube, Facebook, X aka Twitter, and Instagram. Be sure to like and follow the podcast as we use these sites to keep you current on what is happening at Net Cast. Every new episode is announced on these media outlets.Until next time, God bless you richly in Jesus Christ our Lord.

S5:E1 180th episode!! Whaaaattt?!?! Thanks for being on this journey. Today we reclaim knowing Gods character and clinging to it in the midst of the unknown- while we're in the middle of our story. We're taking back what the enemy has tried to steal. Flipping the lights on and taming the scary. You are known, seen, and loved by our Great Physician.

Matthew, The Kingdom Come

Crystal Rivers | Open Book | Apr 1, 2025 Your covenant with God isn't a one-sided agreement where He does everything while you passively receive. It's a relationship requiring active participation from both parties. Just as you wouldn't sign important documents without reading the terms, you must understand what you've committed to—the promises, tokens, terms, and oaths that constitute your covenant relationship. To truly know God goes beyond intellectual understanding. You cannot know someone from a distance. Draw near, enter that tent of meeting, sit in His presence. The Holy Spirit is your teacher, guiding you into all truth through intimate communion, not just during designated prayer times but in continual fellowship throughout your day. Your labor is to know God deeply—to understand He exercises loving kindness, judgment, and righteousness in the earth. His seat is the Mercy Seat, His mercy renewed daily. Before you can even use today's portion, tomorrow's fresh supply awaits. He keeps covenant and shows loyal love to thousands who love Him in return. Are you glorying in the right things? Not in wisdom, might, or riches, but in understanding and knowing the Lord. To abide in this knowledge requires judging idols of the heart—those secret compartments where rival affections compete for your devotion. Understand that Christ is not just someone you follow—He is a place you dwell in, your true inheritance. The protection promised in Psalm 91 isn't automatic but conditional on actively dwelling in the secret place, setting your love upon Him, and knowing His name. These aren't mere words to quote but conditions to fulfill. Your spiritual lineage is no longer determined by flesh and blood. Through Christ's blood, you've been liberated from every generational cycle. There is no legal ground for the enemy to stand on—those cases have been dismissed. Even if you've sold your birthright like Esau, recovery is possible when you become restless against oppression and break the yoke from your neck. True priesthood is agreement with God, but certain defects can prevent this communion: - Blindness: Unable to see what God is truly saying - Lameness: Unwilling to move forward in obedience - Disfigurement: Traumatized by past experiences - Broken hands or feet: Unable to grasp truth or walk in spiritual disciplines - Hunchback perspective: Focused on earthly gain rather than heavenly purpose - Stunted growth: Unchanged despite encounters with God - Defective vision: Operating from impure motives - Unfruitfulness: Unable to reproduce life in others The good news is that Jesus is the Great Physician who heals these defects. His signs include making the blind see, the lame walk, and bringing the dead to life. Your transformation requires more than mental assent—it demands the work of believing deeply enough that your consciousness changes. When you believe who you are in Christ, that identity becomes your reality. The unforced rhythms of grace teach you to live freely and lightly. Stop carrying yokes you weren't meant to bear. This world's best offering is death, but in Christ, you've been given life—abundant, eternal, and available now. Crystal Rivers | Open Book | Apr 1, 2025 Learn more : http://caveadullam.org/ Subscribe to our Podcast on iTunes : https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Check us out on Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/02wUJ3W... or download the Podcast episodes for free : https://hearthis.at/caveadullam-hl/#t... Follow us on Facebook & Instagram Facebook Cave Adullam : / caveadullam.org Ministers Rest : / ministersrest Preparing His bride : / phbfellowship #STNG : / securingthenextgeneration Instagram Cave Adullam: / caveadullam #STNG : / securingthenextgeneration

We all struggle with sin, but what if we could recognize it before it wreaks havoc in our lives? In this episode, we break down the 7 Deadly Sins, exploring how they show up in our subconscious thoughts, how they sound in daily life, and what Scripture says about overcoming them.But this episode isn't about guilt—it's about healing. Sin is like an injury, and Jesus is the Great Physician. He doesn't leave us bleeding out. Instead, He diagnoses the problem and leads us into transformation. Using the Notice, Name, Nurture, Need method, we'll walk through how to move from being stuck in sin to walking in freedom.In This Episode, You'll Learn:✔ How sin distorts your thinking and impacts your relationships✔ The subconscious lies behind each deadly sin✔ Practical ways to recognize and uproot sin in your life✔ Why God's peace is stronger than your struggle✔ How to move toward healing through the Notice, Name, Nurture, Need methodSin distorts. But God's peace can overwhelm and flood us—if we're brave enough to face what's really happening beneath the surface.Hit play and invite the Lord into this with you. Healing starts now.Loving The Show? – If this episode spoke to you, share it with a friend and leave us a review!

OPEN HEAVENSMATALA LE LAGI MO LE ASO LUA 25 MATI  2025(tusia e Pastor EA Adeboye)Manatu Autu: O le fomai sili (The great physician)Tauloto -Tusi Paia–Salamo 103:3 “O lē fa‘amāgaloina a‘u amio leaga uma lava; o lē fa‘amālōlōina ‘ou ma‘i ‘atoa uma.”Faitauga – Tusi Paia – Luka 4:37-40O le Atua o le fomai sili. Na ia fetalai mai I le Esoto 15:26, ‘O a'u o le Alii, o lē na te fa'amaloloina oe'. Fai mai le Tusi Pa'ia ua ia auina mai lana upu, ma ua fa'amaloloina ai i latou (Salamo 107:20). O ia o le Atua mo tagata uma, ma e leai se mea faigata ia te ia. (Ieremia 32:27. E iai ma'i e ta'ua o ma'i e lē toe aoga iai se togatifiti, ae i le Atua, e leai se ma'i e le mafai ona ia togafitia. E oo foi i itu tino ua faaleagaina, e mafai e le Atua ona toe suia. E masani i fomai ona saili fesoasoani i Isi fomai i le tau sueina o fofo o se ma'i, peitai o le Foma'i Sili, e na te le avea sana ma'i i se isi. O ia o le foma'i faapitoa i so'o se gasegase.I ni tausaga ua tuanai, sa iai se matai mauoloa, ua pipili mai le sulugatiti e o'o i ona vae, ma sa feaveai i falema'i pito lelei i Lonetona. Ina ua maea taumafaiga uma a foma'i, peitai e le'i manuia lona ma'i, ma ua gata le iloa o fomai. Ina ia faamaonia ua leai sei si togafiti e mafai, sa tui e le foma'i faapitoa le sui lapalapa o lenei alii peitai, ua lē lagona lava se tigā, ona latou faapea mai lea: “Alu ia i le fale, aua le toe faamaimauina au tupe, e te lē toe savali.” Ua toe foi lenei matai mauoloa i le fale, ae iai se teineitiiti, o se sui o le Ekalesia RCCG, sa molimau i lenei alii ma faapea atu, “A mafai ona e feiloai i la matou taitai aoao, e te toe savali.” Ona aumai lea o le matai mauoa lea i le Redemption City, ae ona o se tagata tino tele, e toaono tagata tino lelei sa latou siia mai i totonu o lo'u potu malolo. Sa ou fai atu iai e mafai e lo'u Atua ona suia le ripoti le foma'i, pe a fai e na te tuuina atu lona ola ia Iesu, ona suia lea o lona tulaga pagatia. Sa ia tuuina atu lona ola ia Iesu, ona matou tatalo lea, e uma ane, ua mafai ona ia savali atu i lana taavale. O se ma'i ma se tulaga tugā fai mai foma'i faapitoa e lē toe aogā iai se togafitiga, e mafai ona suia ma faamalolo e le Atua i ni nai sekone!Ua ou vaai i le Atua ua ia liliuina ni tulaga tugā ma leai se fa'amoemoe, ua suia i ni tautinoga maoa'e. Ua ou molimauina lona ulufale i potu o fetagisiga ma faanoanoaga, ona o le maliliu o ē pelē, a ua liua i ni nofoaga o le olioli ma le ataata. Ua ou molimauina lona faia o mea e le mafaia, ma e leai se eseesega ma lau mataupu, tau ina e talitonu ma fa'atuatua ia te ia, ‘aua e mafaia mea uma i le faatuatua (Mareko 9:23).Sa ia suia i le sekone, le tulaga o le fafine sa ma'i puna toto i tausaga e 12, (Luka 8:44). O le tino maliu o Lasalo ua fa aso i le tuugamau, e le'i atoa se itula na ia faatūina mai ai le oti (Ioane 11:43-44). O le tamaloa i le vai i Petesa, ua 38 tausaga o pipili, ua maua lona faamalologa i le taimi lava lena (Ioane 5:1-9). A fai o iai sou gasegase po o se ma'i tumau, ou te tatalo ia o'o ma pa'i atu le Foma'i sili ma liua vave lou tulaga, i le suafa o Iesu. E leai se ma'i e lē mafai ona fo'ia e le Foma'i sili, i le suafa o Iesu, Amene. 

As Jesus prepares to enter His public ministry, the Spirit leads him through the wilderness of temptation against Satan. From this, we learn much about using Scripture, prayer, fasting, and devotion to God to overcome evil. In season 7, titled "Doctor Luke & The Great Physician", I have a unique offer relating to this series in the book of Luke. If you partner with Net Cast during our seventh season, I want to send you the complete outline for each episode to guide your study. If you would like to become a partner or donate, you can send PayPal donations using netcasthost@gmail.com or visit Patreon.com/netcast to learn more about how you can get on board with this podcast. I have also added this podcast to www.buymeacoffee.com/netcasthost where you can send a small gift of any amount to help support the show. I appreciate any help you can provide.If you cannot support this ministry's effort financially at this time, would you please consider doing one of the following? First, please subscribe and continue to be a dedicated listener. Next, please share Net Cast with your friends and family and encourage them to subscribe. Finally, consider leaving a review for the podcast so that your positive feedback can encourage others to listen.Please take a few moments after we sign off to visit our website at netcasthost.com. Here you will find transcripts of the podcast on the blog, you can sign up for the free newsletter, become a member, and join Net Cast for free, giving you access to hidden portions of the podcast host site.Don't forget to check out our social media sites on YouTube, Facebook, X aka Twitter, and Instagram. Be sure to like and follow the podcast as we use these sites to keep you current on what is happening at Net Cast. Every new episode is announced on these media outlets.Until next time, God bless you richly in Jesus Christ our Lord.

In this story from John 5:1-17 of the healing of the man at the pool of Bethesda, Jesus is recorded as asking the paralysed man what appears to be a silly - if not cruel - question: 'Do you want to be healed?' We see in this story that Jesus the Great Physician had diagnosed a loss of hope in this man. He'd given up. Many feel they have been overlooked by God, not just in the area of healing but also salvation. People can even become ill through despair and disappointment. There are many lessons in this story about the healing and saving ways of our Lord, come and learn them with us. This message is available at https://www.preachtheword.com now in MP3 audio format...

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On our last program, we saw Jesus heal a man who had been crippled for many years. But physical healing was only part of his problem - he needed spiritual healing as well.  We'll see the Great Physician go to work on his spiritual condition today as our study of John takes us back to chapter five. 

A family tree that accurately traced your lineage was critical to early Jews who needed to prove their blood line. Your heritage could determine whether you could serve as a priest, ruler, etc. It is critically important that Jesus fulfilled prophecies regarding His being of David and even more important that He was the Son of God. Join us on a journey as we look closer at the genealogy of Jesus from the gospel of Luke. For the simplified genealogy work of Steven Breedlove, see the blog on the website at: www.netcasthost.comIn season 7, titled "Doctor Luke & The Great Physician", I have a unique offer relating to this series in the book of Luke. If you partner with Net Cast during our seventh season, I want to send you the complete outline for each episode to guide your study. If you would like to become a partner or donate, you can send PayPal donations using netcasthost@gmail.com or visit Patreon.com/netcast to learn more about how you can get on board with this podcast. I have also added this podcast to www.buymeacoffee.com/netcasthost where you can send a small gift of any amount to help support the show. I appreciate any help you can provide.If you cannot support this ministry's effort financially at this time, would you please consider doing one of the following? First, please subscribe and continue to be a dedicated listener. Next, please share Net Cast with your friends and family and encourage them to subscribe. Finally, consider leaving a review for the podcast so that your positive feedback can encourage others to listen.Please take a few moments after we sign off to visit our website at netcasthost.com. Here you will find transcripts of the podcast on the blog, you can sign up for the free newsletter, become a member, and join Net Cast for free, giving you access to hidden portions of the podcast host site.Don't forget to check out our social media sites on YouTube, Facebook, X aka Twitter, and Instagram. Be sure to like and follow the podcast as we use these sites to keep you current on what is happening at Net Cast. Every new episode is announced on these media outlets.Until next time, God bless you richly in Jesus Christ our Lord.

Text UsLuke 5:27-32This week we pick back up in our study of Luke and the calling of Matthew, the reception thrown at Matthew's house, and how Jesus comes to the sick and sinner to heal them and call them to repentance. Whether you are a tax collector or anything else, one thing is for certain, Jesus came to call sinners and without Him, that's what we all are, listen in today to hear the good news of the Great Physician!

Jesus is often called the Great Physician, and there's a reason. There are several testimonies of Him healing the sick and blind. Today, Pastor Johnny teaches that another aspect of Jesus's healing always occurs, even if physical healing doesn't. If you call Jesus “Lord,” your soul will be healed, and you will be saved.

Jesus is often called the Great Physician, and there's a reason. There are several testimonies of Him healing the sick and blind. Today, Pastor Johnny teaches that another aspect of Jesus's healing always occurs, even if physical healing doesn't. If you call Jesus “Lord,” your soul will be healed, and you will be saved.

Today, are you dealing with heartache… with brokenness? Do you have wounds that need to be healed? If so, you've come to the right place. Today, Pastor Johnny teaches that God wants to see you healed, and He wants to see you restored. Will you allow the Great Physician to mend your heart and make you whole?

Today, are you dealing with heartache… with brokenness? Do you have wounds that need to be healed? If so, you've come to the right place. Today, Pastor Johnny teaches that God wants to see you healed, and He wants to see you restored. Will you allow the Great Physician to mend your heart and make you whole?

In this sermon, we examined 1 Timothy 1:3-11 and focused on how the doctrine of the church serves as the foundational set of non-negotiable, biblically-based beliefs that unite and strengthen the body of Christ. In this passage, Paul warns against false doctrines, myths, and speculative ideas that lead to division and distract from our mission. Instead, he urges the church to embrace sound doctrine—healthy, life-giving teaching that draws us closer to God and one another. When doctrine is used according to its intended purpose, it exposes our sin and leads us to Jesus, the Great Physician, who heals and restores us by His grace. When the church remains tethered to sound doctrine in both teaching and practice, it strengthens the body of Christ and leads to a love that flows from a pure heart, a good conscience, and sincere faith. At Solid Rock Church, we uphold a high view of Scripture as God-breathed, without error, and authoritative, recognizing doctrine as essential for spiritual growth and church unity.

The following was recorded at Stone Oak Bible Church. For more information about our church or for more resources, visit us at StoneOakBible.com.

John the Baptist stands for truth by reprimanding Herod that he cannot take his brother's wife. There seems to be little respect given to God's will regarding the marriage covenant. We need to repent of adultery and fornication and obey God's revealed will. As a result of the boldness of John's preaching, he is imprisoned and eventually beheaded. They kill the messenger for the message. John baptized Jesus to fulfill all righteousness and Jesus is confirmed as the Son of God. From this moment, Jesus will enter His ministry and work for the heavenly Father. In season 7, titled "Doctor Luke & The Great Physician", I have a unique offer relating to this series in the book of Luke. If you partner with Net Cast during our seventh season, I want to send you the complete outline for each episode to guide your study. If you would like to become a partner or donate, you can send PayPal donations using netcasthost@gmail.com or visit Patreon.com/netcast to learn more about how you can get on board with this podcast. I have also added this podcast to www.buymeacoffee.com/netcasthost where you can send a small gift of any amount to help support the show. I appreciate any help you can provide.If you cannot support this ministry's effort financially at this time, would you please consider doing one of the following? First, please subscribe and continue to be a dedicated listener. Next, please share Net Cast with your friends and family and encourage them to subscribe. Finally, consider leaving a review for the podcast so that your positive feedback can encourage others to listen.Please take a few moments after we sign off to visit our website at netcasthost.com. Here you will find transcripts of the podcast on the blog, you can sign up for the free newsletter, become a member, and join Net Cast for free, giving you access to hidden portions of the podcast host site.Don't forget to check out our social media sites on YouTube, Facebook, X aka Twitter, and Instagram. Be sure to like and follow the podcast as we use these sites to keep you current on what is happening at Net Cast. Every new episode is announced on these media outlets. Until next time, God bless you richly in Jesus Christ our Lord.

The Alter: God's operating table. #RTTBROS #Nightlight The Altar: God's Operating Table "And there I will meet with thee, and I will commune with thee from above the mercy seat, from between the two cherubims which are upon the ark of the testimony..." - Exodus 25:22 KJV Throughout history, altars have served as sacred meeting places between God and humanity - points of divine intersection where transformation occurs. Just as a surgeon's table represents the place where healing and necessary change take place, God's altar is where our spiritual surgery happens. Consider Abraham on Mount Moriah. When he laid Isaac on the altar, it wasn't just his son being offered - Abraham himself was being transformed. His understanding of God, his faith, and his very identity underwent a profound change. The altar became the place where his ultimate surrender led to his greatest revelation. In our modern context, we often shy away from altar experiences, preferring comfortable pews to places of sacrifice. Yet, the altar remains God's chosen place for divine surgery. It's where our old nature meets divine scalpel, where our weaknesses encounter His strength, and where our limited understanding gives way to His infinite wisdom. King David understood this principle when he declared, "I will not offer burnt offerings unto the Lord my God of that which doth cost me nothing" (2 Samuel 24:24 KJV). True transformation always comes at a cost - the cost of our pride, our self-sufficiency, and our personal agendas. The altar experience isn't meant to be comfortable. Like surgery, it may involve pain, but this pain leads to healing. When Jacob wrestled with God at Peniel, he left with both a limp and a blessing. The altar changed him so thoroughly that even his name was transformed from Jacob to Israel. Today's churches sometimes emphasize comfort over transformation, creating spaces where we can observe without being observed, hear without being heard, and attend without being attended to by the Great Physician. But just as a hospital without operating rooms fails its primary purpose, a church without active altars risks becoming merely a spiritual social club. The invitation remains: Will you come to the altar? Will you allow the divine Surgeon to perform His perfect work? Remember, it's at the altar where our lives are not merely altered - they are transformed. Prayer: Lord, give us the courage to approach Your altar, knowing that while transformation may not be comfortable, it is essential for our spiritual health and growth. Help us understand that Your altar is not a place of destruction, but of divine reconstruction. In Jesus' name, Amen. Reflection Question: What areas of your life need to be placed on God's altar today? Be sure to Like, Share, Follow and subscribe it helps get the word out. https://linktr.ee/rttbros

Join Dr. Greg Beutel as we continue our impactful series, "Rediscover," focusing on setting down our past and taking up our future. Using the poignant metaphor of a backpack weighed down by guilt, shame, and trauma, Dr. Beutel will guide us through biblical stories of redemption, challenging us to embrace the future God has in store for us. Be inspired by the tales of Rahab and Paul, who overcame their pasts to fulfill divine purposes. Together, let's explore how the Great Physician, Jesus, can heal our wounds, allowing us to live as new creations and move forward into the life God has planned. 

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