Podcasts about greatness of god

…this is our privilege too: to find in the least significant of things signs of the greatness and wonder of God.Friday • 12/13/2024 •Advent 2 Year 1This morning's Scriptures are: Psalm 31; Isaiah 7:10–25; 2 Thessalonians 2:13–3:5; Luke 22:14–30 This morning's Canticles are: following the OT reading, Canticle 10 (“The Second Song of Isaiah,” Isaiah 55:6–11; BCP, p. 86); following the Epistle reading, Canticle 18 (“A Song to the Lamb,” Revelation 4:11; 5:9–10, 13, BCP, p. 93)

Pastor Jon shares week 2 of Advent: preparation and magnifying the Lord

Audio from 12.04.24 LSM Midweek student worship service. The title of this message is "The Incomparable Greatness Of God" from Isaiah 40:18-31 ESV. The main idea of this message is that God's greatness surpasses anything we can imagine. Trusting in Him brings strength and hope.

AM Service 12/1/24

Remembering the Greatness of God - 1 Timothy 6:15-16

"The Greatness of God"None Like Jesus - Beholding the Glory of Christ Our God is the Ancient of Days who has revealed Himself to us through His Word and through His Son Jesus Christ. We can trust Him because He is sovereign and has a plan for the ages that He is working out and bringing to completion. What is our response to this? How then shall we live? We need to walk in His truth, trusting Him daily with our lives. We need to look to His Word to grow in our relationship with Him. We need to pass this torch of faith on to the next generation. In this short series, we dig into God's Word and see some specific areas where we can trust Him, grow in faith, and walk in truth.

The Greatness of God- Rev. Dr. Colleen Hurley-Bates (11.3.24) by Sermons

Are you getting to know the one true God—or has your view of Him been based on an unreliable source?

In this Episode we sit down with Gordon Putterill who runs Bally Vaughan game park and we talk about how God speaks to us and reveals himself through Nature in an amazing way. Gordon who has built a remarkable career as a Game Ranger and Safari Tour Guide, running one of Africa's renowned game parks Gonarezhou , shares his experience and encounters with God through nature. He also runs camps and retreats where he weaves the gospel during guided tours sharing how God speaks through his creation. Have a listen and join the conversation… NB: This episode was recorded at a camp site at Hippos Pools in Umfurudzi Game park so there is a bit of background noise which you can kindly ignore Radiant Culture

The Romans Road to Salvation Rudy Cerda on X: "This video will never get old. The gospel of Jesus Christ explained in 2 minutes. https://t.co/FF9WlURd2a" Justin Giboney on X: "Pastors and Christian leaders are entitled to their opinion. But expressing partisan opinions from the pulpit is dangerous. Claiming half the country is associated with a demonic cult is slanderous, which God condemns. How we vote matters, but it doesn't make us righteous. https://t.co/3MXhaQGxvD" David Platt on X: "There are more people unreached by the gospel today than ever before in history. That's more people being born, living, dying, and going to eternal suffering without ever even hearing how they can have eternal life in Jesus. That's happening on our watch. https://t.co/nai5repI9k"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For 2 October 2024, The Memorial of the Holy Guardian Angels , based on Matthew 18:1-5, 10

We use the word great with casual frequency.  A movie is great.  That new ice cream flavor is great.  Our favorite pro athlete is great.  What do we really mean by saying something is great?  Great compared to what?  In Isaiah 40, God's people are struggling and God is sending them a message to comfort them. He does this by giving them an immense perspective of his greatness.  This sermon is called "The Unfathomable Greatness of God" and is part of our "Fear and Hope" sermon series.  I pray that we will open our eyes to the incredible, unmeasurable, and incomparable greatness of our sovereign God.

The Greatness Of God Pt. 1 | 8-25 -24

Discussion Questions  Sermon Overview: When we've been wronged, God avenges and acts for our good.Digging Deeper:    Read Psalm 941. If God is the “God of vengeance” and “the judge of the earth,” what does that say about the injustice we face and our need for justice?2. In what ways does this text help us wait for God's intervention?3. How have you been struggling with injustice and wrongdoers in the past weeks? Where do you need help?4. How should you pray when I've been wronged? 5. How can I tell the difference between rightly seeking justice and sinfully seeking revenge? 6. Have you ever experienced God's discipline and instruction when you've been wronged? How? 7. How has Christ's bearing of humanity's injustice on the cross shown me God's mercy? How does it help me with my own injustice?8. How can you help other believers when they've been wronged? 9. What Biblical passages does God use to cheer your soul?Prayer

Discussion QuestionsSermon Overview: When the world is out of control, trust in God, our supreme king.1. What authority does God have? God permanently governs over his world. 2. How strong is God's authority? God is stronger than all he has made—he is greater than the things that are greater than us. 3. How has God used his authority for our good? God has come near and spoken for us to enjoy the never-ending goodness of his rule.Digging Deeper:    Read Psalm 931. From the passage, what did you pick up about God's ruling authority over the world?2. Kyle explained that God permanently governs over his world. What is going really bad, out of control, crazy in this world and how can you personally apply this truth? 3. What difference does it make that God is greater than the things that are greater than us in this world?4. What in our lives makes us “forget God” and the truth that He is stronger than all He has made?5. What uncertainties, fears, and anxieties do you experience when you forget God's ruling authority?6. How has God used his authority for our good? Clue: Think of a nation without any ruling authority. 7. How does the depiction of God's authority in this Psalm connect to the New Testament understanding of Jesus' kingship?8. What are the hard things you are experiencing now in your life? If it's about someone else's situation, how does this situation affect you? What is hard for you?9. Who around you is struggling with fear and anxiety? How can we help you articulate encouragement from this passage for that person?Prayer