Podcasts about harvest of righteousness

Exhortation

  This is the audio from the June 25, 2026 social media broadcast of encouragement and prayer by Impact Prayer Ministry’s director, Tom Lemler. ~ “Not having a righteousness of my own that comes from the law, but that which is through faith in Christ — the righteousness that comes from God and is by […]

Sermon on James 3:13-18 by Max Park

This week in Seeds & Sowers, Matt is bringing a message that challenges the way we think about money, worship, and what we're really living for. What if our resistance to generosity isn't about our finances at all, but about what rules our hearts? Jesus didn't come to take something from you, He came to give you something better. If you've ever felt tension when the church talks about money, you don't want to miss this.

2 Corinthians 9:1-15 by Pastor Max Park

Theme: The gospel of the abundant harvest of righteousnessTime:MorningMinister:Rev. Kenneth WieskeTexts:Revelation 14:14–20Revelation 14

~ This is the audio from the August 1, 2024 live social media broadcast of encouragement and prayer by Impact Prayer Ministry’s director, Tom Lemler.  “Not having a righteousness of my own that comes from the law, but that which is through faith in Christ — the righteousness that comes from God and is by […]

Have you ever witnessed, or been part of a fight in church? Maybe not fists, but words? I’ve seen church fights over some pretty crazy things, sometimes over little things, and other times big things. I’ve seen church fights over what version of the Bible should be preached from, even what time the service should start. I’ve seen church fights, people even leaving a church family because it wasn’t “woke” enough or “MAGA” enough. I’ve seen church fights over carpet color, drums, coffee pots… I’ve even seen fights over communion, and apple fritters! There’s lots of reasons church people fight, but did you know, these things aren’t the actual reason we fight? In fact, even if all these things met your criteria, if everyone agreed on all these things, there would still be fights. Those are just excuses, things we blame, manifestations of a much bigger problem that starts deep within each of us. The real cause is when we are sitting on the fence, when we want it both ways, we want to love God & love this world. When our internal desires & passions make us double-minded, unstable, putting us in conflict w/each other & w/God. Every one of us has been here, in arrogance gotten angry when a brother or sister interferes w/our agenda or passions. How we respond when we’ve forgotten how much we need grace is another important test of our ropes of faith.

Have you ever witnessed, or been part of a fight in church? Maybe not fists, but words? I’ve seen church fights over some pretty crazy things, sometimes over little things, and other times big things. I’ve seen church fights over what version of the Bible should be preached from, even what time the service should start. I’ve seen church fights, people even leaving a church family because it wasn’t “woke” enough or “MAGA” enough. I’ve seen church fights over carpet color, drums, coffee pots… I’ve even seen fights over communion, and apple fritters! There’s lots of reasons church people fight, but did you know, these things aren’t the actual reason we fight? In fact, even if all these things met your criteria, if everyone agreed on all these things, there would still be fights. Those are just excuses, things we blame, manifestations of a much bigger problem that starts deep within each of us. The real cause is when we are sitting on the fence, when we want it both ways, we want to love God & love this world. When our internal desires & passions make us double-minded, unstable, putting us in conflict w/each other & w/God. Every one of us has been here, in arrogance gotten angry when a brother or sister interferes w/our agenda or passions. How we respond when we’ve forgotten how much we need grace is another important test of our ropes of faith.

Rev James Maciver preaches on James 3:18

Commentary in 2 Chronicles 36:15-23. This is where The Fall Of Jerusalem takes place. God punishes Israel and takes them to captivity in Babylon. God loves us and disciplines us. Let's be better listeners and more obedient to the laws, statues, and commandments. Obey The Most High ! AmenBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/jarvis-kingston--1517583/support.

What are your thoughts on preterism? Does God guarantee increase in our income if we give to the gospel? What is “the power working within us” in Ephesians 3? Should we just go out and sin so that grace shines more brightly?

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Psalms 38:1-9 1 LORD, do not rebuke me in your anger or discipline me in your wrath. 2 Your arrows have pierced me, and your hand has come down on me. 3 Because of your wrath there is no health in my body; there is no soundness in my bones because of my sin. 4 My guilt has overwhelmed me like a burden too heavy to bear. 5 My wounds fester and are loathsome because of my sinful folly. 6 I am bowed down and brought very low; all day long I go about mourning. 7 My back is filled with searing pain; there is no health in my body. 8 I am feeble and utterly crushed; I groan in anguish of heart. 9 All my longings lie open before you, Lord; my sighing is not hidden from you.

Psalm 38:15-22 15 LORD, I wait for you; you will answer, Lord my God. 16 For I said, “Do not let them gloat or exalt themselves over me when my feet slip.” 17 For I am about to fall, and my pain is ever with me. 18 I confess my iniquity; I am troubled by my sin. 19 Many have become my enemies without cause ; those who hate me without reason are numerous. 20 Those who repay my good with evil lodge accusations against me, though I seek only to do what is good. 21 LORD, do not forsake me; do not be far from me, my God. 22 Come quickly to help me, my Lord and my Savior.

We must seek the wisdom that comes from Christ alone, in humility and peace.

"If you are wise and understand God's ways, prove it" -Apostle JamesHarvest of RighteousnessJames 3:13-18We are (LIVE) on our website's [Morning Devo] podcast now!:::: https://live.soulwinnerz.org and we want to see who you are by simply clicking here https://chat.restream.io/fb :::::Visit our Sponsors: https://soulwinnerz.orgSubscribe to the podcast: https://soulwinnerz.org/subscribe

Joel 2:25

PRINCIPLES OF WARRIORS OF RIGHTEOUSNESS. UNDERSTANDING THE NATURE OF BATTLE OF THE KINGDOMS. The level of discipline [dedication and commitment] we need today as the body of Christ must match the needs and challenges we face as a people. To the extent we understand the challenges facing us in terms of geopolitical, socioeconomic, and other forms of cultural abnormalities, seeking to change and alter humanity is to the level we will yield and submit ourselves to the demands of God for today. Unto us, the culminations of the ages have come upon. Therefore, we must come to grips with the true nature of battle and the unique weapons our enemy brings to the battlefield. If we go into battle assuming we are ready and prepared to fight, only to realize that our enemies have outsmarted us in terms of strategy and effectiveness, it is our own fault. The word discipline is one of the most important vocabulary in the English dictionary, because it allows us to view and understand how to become great achievers in whatever vision or field we've been mandated. Discipline is one of the greatest tools given to men to help bring the best out of each human. However, not everyone understands correct principles to discipline to bring the best out of others. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/isaiah-phillips-akintola/message

PRINCIPLES OF WARRIORS OF RIGHTEOUSNESS. UNDERSTANDING THE NATURE OF BATTLE OF THE KINGDOMS. The level of discipline [dedication and commitment] we need today as the body of Christ must match the needs and challenges we face as a people. To the extent we understand the challenges facing us in terms of geopolitical, socioeconomic, and other forms of cultural abnormalities, seeking to change and alter humanity is to the level we will yield and submit ourselves to the demands of God for today. Unto us, the culminations of the ages have come upon. Therefore, we must come to grips with the true nature of battle and the unique weapons our enemy brings to the battlefield. If we go into battle assuming we are ready and prepared to fight, only to realize that our enemies have outsmarted us in terms of strategy and effectiveness, it is our own fault. The word discipline is one of the most important vocabulary in the English dictionary, because it allows us to view and understand how to become great achievers in whatever vision or field we've been mandated. Discipline is one of the greatest tools given to men to help bring the best out of each human. However, not everyone understands correct principles to discipline to bring the best out of others. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/isaiah-phillips-akintola/message

THE DISCIPLE THAT PRODUCES HARVEST OF RIGHTEOUSNESS. PART 8. The level of discipline [dedication and commitment] we need today as the body of Christ must match the needs and challenges we face as a people. To the extent we understand the challenges facing us in terms of geopolitical, socioeconomic, and other forms of cultural abnormalities, seeking to change and alter humanity is to the level we will yield and submit ourselves to the demands of God for today. Unto us, the culminations of the ages have come upon. Therefore, we must come to grips with the true nature of battle and the unique weapons our enemy brings to the battlefield. If we go into battle assuming we are ready and prepared to fight, only to realize that our enemies have outsmarted us in terms of strategy and effectiveness, it is our own fault. The word discipline is one of the most important vocabulary in the English dictionary, because it allows us to view and understand how to become great achievers in whatever vision or field we've been mandated. Discipline is one of the greatest tools given to men to help bring the best out of each human. However, not everyone understands correct principles to discipline to bring the best out of others. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/isaiah-phillips-akintola/message

PRINCIPLES OF WARRIORS OF RIGHTEOUSNESS. UNDERSTANDING THE NATURE OF BATTLE OF THE KINGDOMS. People who understand what it means to live for a divine cause develop the courage and attitude characteristics to fight to maintain and advance such a cause, even in the face of adversity. For example, those in the military are enlisted to maintain and advance the security and sovereignty of the nation through their various roles and responsibilities. Their whole set of values, beliefs, and even identity is based around the protection and security of the nation, its leadership, and interest. The level of discipline [dedication and commitment] we need today as the body of Christ must match the needs and challenges we face as a people. To the extent we understand the challenges facing us in terms of geopolitical, socioeconomic, and other forms of cultural abnormalities, seeking to change and alter humanity is to the level we will yield and submit ourselves to the demands of God for today. Unto us, the culminations of the ages have come upon. Therefore, we must come to grips with the true nature of battle and the unique weapons our enemy brings to the battlefield. If we go into battle assuming we are ready and prepared to fight, only to realize that our enemies have outsmarted us in terms of strategy and effectiveness, it is our own fault. The word discipline is one of the most important vocabulary in the English dictionary, because it allows us to view and understand how to become great achievers in whatever vision or field we've been mandated. Discipline is one of the greatest tools given to men to help bring the best out of each human. However, not everyone understands correct principles to discipline to bring the best out of others. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/isaiah-phillips-akintola/message

PRINCIPLES OF WARRIORS OF RIGHTEOUSNESS. UNDERSTANDING THE NATURE OF BATTLE OF THE KINGDOMS. The level of discipline [dedication and commitment] we need today as the body of Christ must match the needs and challenges we face as a people. To the extent we understand the challenges facing us in terms of geopolitical, socioeconomic, and other forms of cultural abnormalities, seeking to change and alter humanity is to the level we will yield and submit ourselves to the demands of God for today. Unto us, the culminations of the ages have come upon. Therefore, we must come to grips with the true nature of battle and the unique weapons our enemy brings to the battlefield. If we go into battle assuming we are ready and prepared to fight, only to realize that our enemies have outsmarted us in terms of strategy and effectiveness, it is our own fault. The word discipline is one of the most important vocabulary in the English dictionary, because it allows us to view and understand how to become great achievers in whatever vision or field we've been mandated. Discipline is one of the greatest tools given to men to help bring the best out of each human. However, not everyone understands correct principles to discipline to bring the best out of others. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/isaiah-phillips-akintola/message

PRINCIPLES OF WARRIORS OF RIGHTEOUSNESS. UNDERSTANDING THE NATURE OF BATTLE OF THE KINGDOMS. The level of discipline [dedication and commitment] we need today as the body of Christ must match the needs and challenges we face as a people. To the extent we understand the challenges facing us in terms of geopolitical, socioeconomic, and other forms of cultural abnormalities, seeking to change and alter humanity is to the level we will yield and submit ourselves to the demands of God for today. Unto us, the culminations of the ages have come upon. Therefore, we must come to grips with the true nature of battle and the unique weapons our enemy brings to the battlefield. If we go into battle assuming we are ready and prepared to fight, only to realize that our enemies have outsmarted us in terms of strategy and effectiveness, it is our own fault. The word discipline is one of the most important vocabulary in the English dictionary, because it allows us to view and understand how to become great achievers in whatever vision or field we've been mandated. Discipline is one of the greatest tools given to men to help bring the best out of each human. However, not everyone understands correct principles to discipline to bring the best out of others. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/isaiah-phillips-akintola/message

Generosity is an act of worship. 2 Corinthians 9:10-11. Preacher: Pastor Evan. https://firstcovenantlincoln.org/ https://www.facebook.com/FirstCovLincoln https://www.youtube.com/

Series: Wisdom From Above Text: James 3:13-18 Speaker: Paul Little Date: February 26, 2023 hopemarkham.ca

Series: Wisdom From Above Text: James 3:13-18 Speaker: Paul Little Date: February 26, 2023 hopemarkham.ca

Galatians 6:7 sets forth the general spiritual law of sowing and reaping: "Do not be deceived, God is not mocked; for whatever a man sows, that he will also reap." This applies to sowing financial seed (6:6), and it also applies to every area of our lives. God has built this law into the nature of reality, like Newton's 3rd Law of action and reaction - whatever you put out will come back on you, both good and bad. The Bible speaks of SEED-TIME and HARVEST (Genesis 8:22) abiding forever. Because there is a time-period between sowing and reaping (harvest), when the seed is invisible, it is possible to be deceived into thinking that our words and actions will have no consequences. God warned Adam and Eve that if they sowed sin they would reap death, but satan deceived them by saying: "You will not die." Your harvest is determined by the quality and quantity of your seed (2Corinthians 9:6). As far as our salvation is concerned, Christ has taken the full curse (harvest) of our sin upon Himself, so that in Him we can eternally enjoy His full harvest of righteousness - the blessing that flows from His perfect life of righteousness, which He sowed. However, in our life on this earth, the law of sowing and reaping still applies to us, in every area of life. We discuss the difference between the penalty and consequences of sin. Even when we are forgiven of a sin, it still carries consequences (Luke 15:31), but thank God for His grace which is able to turn things around for good (Romans 8:28). We either sow our seed (thoughts, words, and actions) to (1) the flesh, from which we reap corruption, or to (2) the Spirit, from which we reap a greater level of everlasting life, both now and eternally (6:8). Jesus said everlasting life is knowing God personally (John 17:13), so the more we sow to the Spirit, the greater will be our fellowship with God, and we will possess and enjoy a greater measure of everlasting life. When interpreting the Parable of the Sower, Jesus said to take heed to what we give our attention, for whatever we focus on will increase in us. Therefore, our first priority should be to keep on hearing and doing God's Word, for it will produce much good fruit in our lives (Mark 4:23-25). "With the same measure (of attention) you use, it (fruit) will be measured to you; and to you who hear (the Word), more (blessing) will be given." Sow a thought, and reap an action. Sow an action and reap a habit. sow a habit and reap character, so character and reap a destiny. Since sowing and reaping is a law, that governs the whole of life, we should not grow weary in sowing to the Spirit in our thoughts, words and deeds, for in due season, we shall surely reap a wonderful harvest (6:9). Whenever we obey God, we (1) reap greater holiness in our soul, making us more receptive to His grace, (2) the grace (blessing) of God is released through us resulting in a harvest of righteousness in our life, and most importantly (3) we will reap eternal rewards. Therefore let us keep fulfilling the Law of Christ, doing good to all, especially to those in the family of God (6:10).

Galatians 6:7 sets forth the general spiritual law of sowing and reaping: "Do not be deceived, God is not mocked; for whatever a man sows, that he will also reap." This applies to sowing financial seed (6:6), and it also applies to every area of our lives. God has built this law into the nature of reality, like Newton's 3rd Law of action and reaction - whatever you put out will come back on you, both good and bad. The Bible speaks of SEED-TIME and HARVEST (Genesis 8:22) abiding forever. Because there is a time-period between sowing and reaping (harvest), when the seed is invisible, it is possible to be deceived into thinking that our words and actions will have no consequences. God warned Adam and Eve that if they sowed sin they would reap death, but satan deceived them by saying: "You will not die." Your harvest is determined by the quality and quantity of your seed (2Corinthians 9:6). As far as our salvation is concerned, Christ has taken the full curse (harvest) of our sin upon Himself, so that in Him we can eternally enjoy His full harvest of righteousness - the blessing that flows from His perfect life of righteousness, which He sowed. However, in our life on this earth, the law of sowing and reaping still applies to us, in every area of life. We discuss the difference between the penalty and consequences of sin. Even when we are forgiven of a sin, it still carries consequences (Luke 15:31), but thank God for His grace which is able to turn things around for good (Romans 8:28). We either sow our seed (thoughts, words, and actions) to (1) the flesh, from which we reap corruption, or to (2) the Spirit, from which we reap a greater level of everlasting life, both now and eternally (6:8). Jesus said everlasting life is knowing God personally (John 17:13), so the more we sow to the Spirit, the greater will be our fellowship with God, and we will possess and enjoy a greater measure of everlasting life. When interpreting the Parable of the Sower, Jesus said to take heed to what we give our attention, for whatever we focus on will increase in us. Therefore, our first priority should be to keep on hearing and doing God's Word, for it will produce much good fruit in our lives (Mark 4:23-25). "With the same measure (of attention) you use, it (fruit) will be measured to you; and to you who hear (the Word), more (blessing) will be given." Sow a thought, and reap an action. Sow an action and reap a habit. sow a habit and reap character, so character and reap a destiny. Since sowing and reaping is a law, that governs the whole of life, we should not grow weary in sowing to the Spirit in our thoughts, words and deeds, for in due season, we shall surely reap a wonderful harvest (6:9). Whenever we obey God, we (1) reap greater holiness in our soul, making us more receptive to His grace, (2) the grace (blessing) of God is released through us resulting in a harvest of righteousness in our life, and most importantly (3) we will reap eternal rewards. Therefore let us keep fulfilling the Law of Christ, doing good to all, especially to those in the family of God (6:10).

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Thank you for listening to the First Baptist Church of Oregon City Sermons Podcast! This sermon is from 13 November 2022. "Harvest of Righteousness: Lament" was delivered by Pastor John Withum. The sermon text is Matthew 9:18-26. The supplemental texts are Psalm 22:1-2, 19-28 and Habakkuk 1:1-4, 2:1-4, 18-20. To provide financial support to the ministry and mission of First Baptist Church, visit https://tithe.ly/give?c=2855718 FBC Oregon City • 819 John Adams St • Oregon City, OR Small — Slow — Weird

Message from Craig Nelson on October 23, 2022

"A Harvest of Righteousness," Freely Generous, 2 Corinthians 9:9-15, JD Meeder.

Message from Craig Nelson on October 9, 2022

God is looking for peacemakers to plant a harvest of righteousness that'll change this world forever. When peace prevails, all that is right is given room to grow. Be a peacemaker today!

Theme: A harvest of righteousness sown in peaceTime:MorningMinister:Rev. Kenneth WieskeTexts:Genesis 26James 3:13—4:17Series:Genesis

John 15:1-8; James 3:17-18 Faith Alliance Church Roanoke VA Pastor Joseph Pjecha

Message from Philip Nippress on July 10, 2022

Psalm 123:1-4  1 I lift up my eyes to you, to you who sit enthroned in heaven.  2 As the eyes of slaves look to the hand of their master, as the eyes of a female slave look to the hand of her mistress, so our eyes look to the LORD our God, till he shows us his mercy.  3 Have mercy on us, LORD, have mercy on us, for we have endured no end of contempt.  4 We have endured no end of ridicule from the arrogant, of contempt from the proud.

Apostle Miracle Pettenger encourages Kingdom Believers to expect and receive the bountiful harvest of Kingdom Blessings without excuse, justification, or apology. We reap what we sow!

In today's episode “A Harvest of Righteousness,” we're continuing our series on wisdom from James 3, and how wisdom that comes from above is radically different from — and far superior to — conventional wisdom.

Pop quiz: the kids are screaming, the house is a wreck, you just got home from work, and your wife has locked herself in your bedroom to escape the madness… what do you do?! The term “discipline” is probably not where your mind went first, but it's exactly what your children, your wife, and most importantly, you need. This month at DadU, we discuss how to proactively discipline ourselves to be a faithful disciple-maker for our families so our children can reflect and trust our guidance in their lives.

Taking Shortcuts     The other day, as I was returning from the airport, there was a traffic backup where two major freeways merge.  I decided that I did not want to wait in the traffic, and exited off of the freeway, looking for a shortcut.  The shortcut would have worked if it had not been for the two extremely long trains that crossed my path.  I would have been better off staying with the traffic and waiting patiently.    There are times in our own lives when we feel that we are in a traffic jam waiting for God to answer our prayers.  While we are waiting, we become impatient, and want to take a shortcut on our own.  A classic example in the Old Testament is Abraham, who got impatient waiting for God to give him his promised son, and took things into his own hands by having a son with Sarah's maidservant, Hagar.  Abraham's actions created more problems for him that he could have prevented if he had waited patiently for God.    When we take action into our own hands and follow our own will instead of God's will, we often create a mess.  God tells us to wait on Him and not take things into our own hands.  Psalm 37:7 states, “Be still before the Lord and wait patiently for him; do not fret when men succeed in their ways, when they carry out their wicked schemes.”   Let us remember when we get impatient waiting on God to be careful of the shortcuts that we might want to take, and instead, wait patiently on Him, because He is faithful. Blessings to all, Chaplain Krupnik

Pastor Daniel RolfeJesus' Sermon on the Mount challenges the way we relate to those around us. One of the most crucial of all life skills that we must learn is the ability to reach for reconciliation in a divided or strained relationship. Jesus challenges us not to run away or ignore conflict but instead to press into it with grace, humility, and forgiveness.