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Het is een van die klassieke, meeslepende verhalen uit de Bijbel: Jozef. Zijn kleurrijke mantel en dromerige karakter inspireerden musicals en Disneyfilms. Sommigen zien in Jozef een voorafschaduwing van Jezus. Maar wat vertelt dit verhaal, het sluitstuk van het Bijbelboek Genesis, ons nu écht als we kijken naar de diepere lagen, de details en de context? David Boogerd vraagt het Koert van Bekkum, hoogleraar Oude Testament.

Join us as we explore George's accrual of incredible wealth and the early years of his charitable giving. Is this the part where he is revealed to be some sort of demon? Tune in to find out! (It's not, but it's still interesting)Our main sources for this series are: George Soros, A Life In Full by Peter L. OsnosThe Influence of Soros: Politics, Power and The Struggle For an Open Society by Emily TamkinLike, Comment and Subscribe!Wanna chat? Check out our subreddit! :https://www.reddit.com/r/profiteersvsthepeople/Have comments or requests? Wanna chat OFF THE RECORD?!Here is our email: profitvspeeps@gmail.com

Egypte, Babylonië, Assyrië, het Romeinse Rijk… verschillende wereldrijken spelen een cruciale rol in de Bijbelse geschiedenis. Al is het maar door de vele confrontaties en oorlogen met de Israëlieten. Maar hoe zag de wereldkaart er in Bijbelse tijden uit? Een wat moeten we weten over deze rijken om de Bijbel beter te begrijpen? En ook geen verkeerde vraag in deze rare tijd: wat zegt de Bijbel over hoe wij ons nu moeten verhouden ten opzichte van machtige rijken en de Trumps en Poetins van de wereld? David Boogerd vraagt het Koert van Bekkum, hoogleraar Oude Testament.

Exodus 26 — Sermon by Zach Gilliam

Acts 1:12-26

Genesis 28:10-22Jacob and Esau, twin sons of Isaac, struggled for dominance even from thewomb, but it was Jacob, who by deceptive means, steals the firstborn birthright from Esau, with their mother's help: What a soap opera story(See Genesis 27). Jacob, whose name means “Deceiver or supplanter” is then forced to escape to Haran the birthplace of his grandfather Abraham. It was during this fleeing for sin committed that God manifests His grace via a supernatural dream, in a most unexpected place: a “certain(ordinary desert) place”(28:10). Jacob was not described as seeking God, or praying, lamenting to God, asking for forgiveness, he was just escaping a bad situation he and his mother caused. He was not looking for a calling from God but only to survive Esau's wrath.. Here in a nondescript place, with no religious significance, no sacred altars around (Compare to Isaiah's call while in the temple Isaiah 6:1-13) God encounters Jacob: a Theophany. In fact as stated in Romans 8:28, God worked all that happens for His purposes and the benefit of Jacob. Jacob's unbeknownst to the other characters in this narrative, was chosen by God, not Esau, to be the last patriarch father to the future 12 tribes of Israel(See also Romans 9:13 “Jacob I loved, I chose for aparticular service, Esau I hated = I preferred Jacob) Why? Since his name means “Deceiver, supplanter”, None of our business, Godis sovereign! What can we learn from this story?I) God came in a context of duplicity: no goodness here (See Genesis 27) Toattract God's Involvement. But God in many ways intervenes where He is not called upon because He is Sovereign. Circumstances don't have to be perfect for Him to intervene: (John 3:16; Romans 5:8 etc)II) God came unexpectedly in a very ordinary place: during a rest-stage(28:10-11); “Just a certain place”, but in God's chosen time and manner. There were no altars around or during a prayer meeting etc. And there was nothing that Jacob did to prepare or to earn this revelation.III) God came in a special revelation via the use of dream but not any ordinarydream but a revelatory dream with a message: In 28:12 The text presents what Jacob saw and what the Lord said 28:13-15. A vision for Jacob in his present situation and beyond his time. This was only the beginning of his transformation, finalized by a 2nd theophany in chapter 32, where he wrestles with God and as a result his name waschanged, from Jacob to Israel (he struggled with God and was transformed: but noperfect IV) God came, his transformation process begins 28:16-22God came sovereignly, Jacob was unaware that He was in that place(28:16)A new fear and awe for the Lord verse 17He commits himself with a vow verse 19He prays to return victories to his father's house, after his journey, and hedoes (Chapter 32) But all of the above was not without hardship and wrestling with God.Amen

In this episode, Caleb is joined by Ronni Kurtz (PhD, Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary) professor of theology at Cedarville University to discuss his newest book, Light Unapproachable: Divine Incomprehensibility and the Task of Theology. Together they discuss how our inability to see God in his totality should not lead us to despair, but rather; through God's gracious accommodation, to joy in the reality that we can learn to speak of God faithfully, truthfully, and prayerfully with the help of Scripture and faithful voices from our theological heritage. Resources: Light Unapproachable: Divine Incomprehensibility and the Task of Theology by Ronni Kurtz On the Incomprehensible Nature of God by John Chrysostom Reformed Dogmatics Vol. II: God and Creation by Herman Bavinck The Mystery of God: Theology for Knowing the Unknowable by Chris Hall and Steven Boyer The Culture of Theology by John Webster

Wat maakt iemand een goede leider? En waarom hebben we eigenlijk leiders nodig? De Bijbel staat vol met leiders: koningen, priesters, rechters, herders en oudsten. Maar het gaat vaak net even anders dan je denkt. Of héél anders. Stuurmannen en -vrouwen met wisselend ‘succes' als het gaat om zaken als rechtvaardigheid, moed en dienstbaarheid. Wat kunnen we leren van de successen en fouten van Bijbelse leiders, en hoe kunnen we deze lessen toepassen in ons eigen leven? David Boogerd in gesprek met theoloog en predikant Almatine Leene.

Hij wordt gezien als de grondlegger van maar liefst drie wereldreligies: Abraham, zoon van Terach. Een rondtrekkende nomade die uitgroeit tot de vader van alle gelovigen. Dat klinkt als een behoorlijke geschiedenis, en dat is het ook. Intriges, oorlogen, plagen maar ook gesprekken met God volgen elkaar in Abrahams levensverhaal in rap tempo op. Het is een geschiedenis waarin veel fundamenten van de rest van de Bijbel worden gelegd. Zonder Abraham is de Bijbel – en ook Jezus – eigenlijk nauwelijks te begrijpen. Daarom dit tweeluik over 'vader Abraham'. David Boogerd in gesprek met hoogleraar Oude Testament Koert van Bekkum, die David ook wijst op een groot geheim in de verhalen van Abraham.

Godliness in Overalls Part II- God and Man - Roydon Frost - (Sunday 20 October 2024) by Christ Church Midrand

In deze wereld lijkt het bijna een natuurwet: the winner takes it all. Maar wie de Bijbel leest, stuit op een andere, tegendraadse geschiedenis. De meeste Bijbelverhalen zijn namelijk geschreven vanuit het perspectief van een kleine, zwakke minderheid, in plaats van de grote, sterke machten. Opvallend. Maar wat zegt dit over God? Is de Bijbel vooral voor… losers? Een aflevering over een profeet die geen woord heeft gesproken, een koning met een ivoren paleis en een les van de gouden aambei. David Boogerd in gesprek met theoloog Alain Verheij, schrijver van het boek 'Ode aan de verliezer'.

Wednesday Night Bible Study: "What We Believe" - The Baptist Faith & Message 2000 Scripture: Romans 8

Morality can be a tricky thing. For the most part, humans do want to behave in a moral fashion. The tricky thing is figuring out how to actually define what qualifies as "moral behavior" and what does not. As Christians, this task of defining is supposed to be easier than for most, because we have God's word as our clear foundation for our moral principles. I say "it's supposed to be easier" because Christianity has demonstrated for thousands of years that claiming the name of Christ is far from a guarantee of moral behavior. So, what are we supposed to do with this? How do we take what God has clearly given us in His word and live it daily? How do we handle it when fellow Christians see aspects of God's moral principles in a different light that we do?

Bible Readings: Mark 10:32-52 Genesis 1:1-2:3 Sermon Outline: Genesis 1:1 In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. I The universe has a beginning II God created all things III The world was made very good We cannot discover by scientific investigations anything about the creative processes used by God.             Duane Gish… The post 30/06/2024 – Morning Service: Six Days of Creation appeared first on Maroubra Presbyterian Church.

Jonah 3-4

Welcome to week 1 of our Summer Series through the Book of Daniel!

Charis Bible Study hosted by Grace and Faith Fellowship 

This Sunday, we continue in our 4-week mini-series titled Foundations—Scripture, God, Creation & Sin, and finally Salvation. Following on from our first message in the series and Scripture, this week we'll look at another vast subject of—God! We learned last Sunday that He has revealed Himself to us through His Word and that ALL Scripture is God-breathed, it is His revelation of Himself, inspired by the Holy Spirit who carried men long who wrote the very Words of God. This week, we go deeper into Who Our God Is. We hope you will join us!

WARNING - VIDEO CONTAINS SPOILERS. ALL DUNE CANONS TAKEN AS SOURCE MATERIAL**Try my Partner Aura 2 weeks for free: https://aura.com/lorebrarians doing so supports the channel!**Learn the story of Leto II Atreides and his 3,500 year tyranny as God-Emperor of Dune.Become a lore luminary:https://www.patreon.com/thelorebrariansWatch the video:https://youtu.be/sHcjt2YWQ80Contact:thelorebrarians@gmail.comTime Stamps:0:00 - Intro0:48  - Birth and Rise to Power10:30 - The God-Emperor21:32 - Legacy28:42 - OutroSupport the show

Given on the Second Sunday of Lent, 2024.

Zacharias's Prophecy Part II: God's Sovereign Grace Luke 1:70-73 Sunday (10-15-23) sermon

Oct 8th SUN PM 2023.69

Section II: God We believe in one triune God, existing in three persons: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit; co-eternal in being, co-identical in nature, co-equal in power and glory, Who possess the same attributes and perfections yet carry out distinct offices (Deuteronomy 6:4, II Corinthians 13:14, I Peter 1:2, Matthew 28:19). We believe that God the Father is the absolute omnipotent ruler of the universe, sovereign in creation, providence, and redemption, a perfect Spirit in Whom is perfect holiness, and infinite wisdom (Psalm 99:6; 103:19, 139:7-12, 147:5, Isaiah 44:24, Malachi 3:6, Matthew 7:7-8, John 4:24, I John 4:8, Romans 11:36). We believe that Jesus Christ is the divine (John 1:1, 10:30, 38, Colossians 2:9), eternal (John 1:2), Son of God (Matthew 3:17, 8:29, 11:27, 16:16, 17:5, Mark 1:1, I John 5:9-12), that He was miraculously conceived of the Holy Spirit and born of the Virgin Mary (Isaiah 7:14, Matthew 1:18-23, Luke 1:34-35, Galatians 4:4), that He perfectly revealed and accomplished the will of God, taking upon Himself the demands and necessities of human nature (Philippians 2:5-8); that He identified Himself completely with mankind (John 1:14, Romans 1:3-4) yet was and remains without sin (I Peter 2:21-23, Hebrews 4:15), that He literally and vicariously died, was buried and raised from the dead (Romans 6:4, 9, I Corinthians 15:4, 20, I Thessalonians 1:10), and that He ascended to heaven (Acts 1:9), and is now exalted at the right hand of God, where, as our High Priest, He fulfills the ministry of Representative, Intercessor, and Advocate (Romans 8:34, Hebrews 9:24, I John 2:1-2). We believe that the Holy Spirit is a divine Person, that He convicts the world of sin (John 16:8-11), helps (John 14:16-17, 26) and baptizes all believers into the body of Christ (I Corinthians 12:12-14). We believe that He is the divine Teacher (John 14:26, I John 2:27) who guides believers into truth (John 16:13), and that it is the privilege and duty of all the saved to be filled and controlled by the Spirit (Ephesians 5:18, I John 2:20). PURPOSE: A Doctrinal Series for Heritage Bible Chapel's Sunday School, under the premise that it is vital to review and teach through our Statement of Faith (Doctrine Essentials) with some regularity to avoid “theological amnesia and spiritual myopia.” The subjects are taught using a scripture-first approach to feature highlights of our confession in a 30-minute teaching setting. Teachers are encouraged to focus on main points, work in discussion and application as appropriate, and supplement with HBC's Constitution, church history, and other resources. Care must be given to isolate the main points due to time constraints. LOCATION & TIME: This class will be located in the Sanctuary. Attendees are encouraged to begin arriving at 9:00 a.m. Teaching will start by 9:10 a.m.

Het tweede en laatste deel over het Bijbelboek Exodus. In deze aflevering komt God huiveringwekkend dichtbij. We horen over grote thema's als de tien geboden, het gouden kalf, de Tabernakel en de mysterieuze manier waarop dit boek eindigt. David Boogerd in gesprek met theoloog Koert van Bekkum, hoogleraar aan de Evangelische Theologische Faculteit in Leuven. 

Pastor Kelly continues in our pre-holiday series, Recompense.

Today, we will begin by looking at our need for love. 1. Our Need to Be Loved One of the deepest needs of our hearts is to be loved by others. Not only do we want to be loved, but we want also for others to make that love known to us. 2. Our Need for God's Love An even deeper need is to be loved by God and to see a demonstration of His love. We must realize that even when others do not love us, God intensely loves us. My desire is to show you that the love we all need is found in God's love for us. I) God's Expressed Love God demonstrated His love for us. 1) The God who Loves Who is this God who loves us? We believe in the Triune God. God is One God, but He has three Persons. He is God, the Father, God, the Son and God, the Holy Spirit. There was, is, and ever will be perfect love and fellowship within the Trinity. We can build a relationship with Him, but that interactive relationship requires the giving and receiving of love. 2) The Evidence of God's Love When we think about it, we see much evidence of God's love for us. We see the love of God in all aspects of life. a) Nature b) Achievements c) Actions The love of God for us stands out in the actions of people who love us and the rest of God's creation. 1 John 4:19 3) God's Ultimate Show of Love Many have asked, “Why did Christ have to die?” “Could not God have forgiven our sins and redeemed us in some other way? The answer to both questions is clearly “No.” God loves us, but He is also just. Only Christ was sinless. Only He was a worthy sacrifice for our sins. If another plan would have worked, God the Father so love God the Son that He would have chosen the other plan. We could only be forgiven and redeemed if God loved us enough to give His Son. II) God's Gracious Love Christ died for us as ungodly people not as godly people. If we had been righteous, He would not have died for us. 1) Because None are Righteous We were born with a tendency to sin. Therefore, as we begin thinking about God's love, we have to admit that we are not claiming the right to be loved, but we are calling upon God in His mercy to love us. 2) Because God Is Gracious In contrast to the bad news, the good news is that God the Father graciously loves us. God overcame the bad news with the good news of the gift of His Son who paid the penalty for our sins. III) Christ's Sacrificial Love The love of God, through Christ, is a sacrificial love. It is higher than any other love for us. 1) A Display of Love Jesus understood that dying for someone else was the supreme sacrifice. (John 15:13) It was the ultimate display of love. Jesus is the ultimate hero for His display of love. 2) An Expression of Love The love of Christ for us is an exalted love. Now, we should note how exalted is the expression of the love of Christ. Christ went beyond dying for a good man and died for sinners. His love for the ungodly is unequaled. He laid down His life for them. In Closing: Allow me to make this very personal. Christ loves you personally and individually. St. Augustine said, “He loves each one of us, as if there were only one of us.” He died for you. If you had been the only sinner, He still would have died for you. Watch us on our YouTube channel, our website or our Facebook page https://www.youtube.com/@midwaybaptistnc1670 https://midwaybaptistnc.org https://facebook.com/midwaybaptistnc

This week, we continue out series, The Holy Bible, where Pastor Hunter talks about the Word of God being your true reflection. 

Hour 3 of The Drew Mariani Show 10-14-22 Guest Host Cale Clarke was joined by Fr. Patrick Briscoe as they finished a conversation regarding Vatican II Os Hilman on his book "Birdies, Bogeys and Life Lessons from the Game of Golf" Doug Hinderer on on Helping Your Difficult Marriage 

Bulletin: Click the “SAVE” button above for a copy of this week's full bulletin. Notes: I God is in control of all kingdoms II God is the Architect, Builder, and Ruler of His eternal kingdom III God invites us into His kingdom as daughters and sons to participate in His Abundance

I) God is Unchangeable in His Character (Mal. 3:6; Jas. 1:17) II) God is Unchangeable in His Word (Num. 23:19; Ps. 119:89; Isa. 46:10-11) III) God is Unchangeable in His Plans (Job 23:13; Isa. 14:24) 1. We have the hope of redemption. 2. We have the assurance of salvation. 3. We have the promise of sanctification.

Main Idea: God in no way needs us, but we in every way need God. I) God created everything and owns everything (Gen. 1:1) II) God is completely independent of anything outside Himself (Ex. 3:13-14) III) Therefore, God doesn't need us, but we need Him.

God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob Part II: God of the Promise by Lighthouse Church Ottawa

Psalm 125 Genesis 15: 1-12, 17-18

This Is The Original Story of The Garden of Eden and Noah's Ark Found In The Mesopotamian Tablets, The Oldest Story Of Our World That Served As The Blueprint For All Ancient and Modern Religion. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hushhh/support

Preacher - Rev. Tommy Lee Old Testament Reading - Isaiah 45:22 - 23 New Testament Reading - Philippians 2:1 - 11 Sermon Text - John 13:12 - 17 Sermon Series: "Take Heart; I Have Overcome The World II. God's Demonstration Plot" February 20, 2022am

Join in as Cathlene Bell, HK Ishida, Ryka Christopher and myself talk on dating post UC. We speak on how we are recovering from being raised in a high control group that stifles autonomy, gender roles in the UC, what sex means to us, and so much more. You can send HK Ishida a friend request on his instagram @hk.ishida and you can follow and listen to more of Cathlene Bell on her  podcast; Create imperfect anyway and instagram @Cathlene_Sublimates & @Createimperfectanyway. Find Ryka at @princessryka on IG and you can find me at Renrobot.art on facebook and instagram.  Ask questions, get answers.    For more on the Unification church please visit  https://itsoktoleave.org/  and follow the hashtag #exmoonie on instagram. This episode has been transcribed and you can follow the conversation on my website Exmoonie | Renrobot art | Big Spring (wildspacetattoo.wixsite.com)   https://wildspacetattoo.wixsite.com/tattoo. If your using the transcription please heart the blog, if there is no interactions with the blog this will be my last transcription provided. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blessed-child2/support

"All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players..." What does it mean to embrace your calling in the performing arts, and where does God exist in the midst of it? This week, Elliott sits down with Luis Tirado. Luis has been a part of the church since the beginning. He was part of the original Bridge leadership team, serving our youth, and today he is a full-time employee of Christ Fellowship and the church's Production Director. He is directly responsible for everything you see and hear on Sunday mornings during our worship service as well as for all aspects of the church's performing arts work. Luis shares about how he first got invovled with performing arts in a church play as a child and how the love he found in it was developed in middle and high school, eventually leading to formal training in New York. We learn what he was up to while he as away from the church for a few years getting his education and how he came back to Christ Fellowship to start Connection Productions. Elliott and Luis discuss the creative process, how to draw out the best in others, and reminisce about the long list of productions that the church has put on through Connection Productions. We also learn how his work on stage directly led to his marriage to his wife, Ashley. We also learn a list of Luis' favorite things relating to acting and performing arts. This is Luis Tirado's story. Jump to a Segment: 00:00:00 Opening 00:00:33 This Week on CF Stories... 00:01:17 Introducing Luis Tirado 00:04:37 Getting starting in pursuing acting 00:16:10 Coming back to Christ Fellowship 00:23:59 Connection Production is born 00:28:34 What were the challenges of directing your first production? 00:34:36 A brief history of Connection Productions and the arts in Christ Fellowship 00:37:20 What is your favorite show that you've done? 00:42:26 The creative process in theater 00:47:25 Good acting vs. bad acting 00:51:38 Lightning Round: Luis' favs 00:57:10 How can we pray for you? 00:59:01 Outro / Thanks for listening ========== Hosted by: Elliott Johson | Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/john_elli/) Guest: Luis Tirado | Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/luis_alex/) Produced by: William Hartz | Twitter (https://twitter.com/williamhartz) Instagram (https://instagram.com/williamhartz) Audio Engineer: William Hartz Music by: Giancarlo Cordon | Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/gc_music) ========== Christ Fellowship of Elizabeth is a Christian community whose mission is to love God, make disciples, and change the world. We hope you enjoyed this week's message. Make sure you subscribe in Apple Podcast, Google Play, Spotify, or your favorite podcatcher so you never miss an episode. Follow us online: Website: https://cfofelizabeth.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/cfofelizabeth Twitter: https://twitter.com/cfofelizabeth Facebook: https://facebook.com/cfofelizabeth YouTube: https://youtube.com/ChristFellowshipofElizabeth Subscribe to our other podcasts at: https://cfofelizabeth.com/podcasts You can join us in person every Sunday. We gather for worship at 10:30am at The Liberty Center at 1121 Elizabeth Ave, Elizabeth, NJ. You can also join us virtually on our livestream by visiting https://cfofellizabeth.com/live or visiting our YouTube page. To give your tithe or gift online, you can visit: https://tithe.ly/give_new/www/#/tithe or text "Give" to 856-317-6679. To contact the church by phone, call 908-289-6322. If this is your first time with us or you just want to learn more about our church, please visit: https://www.cfofelizabeth.com/im-new ========== ©2021 Christ Fellowship of Elizabeth Love God. Make Disciples. Change the World. Special Guest: Luis Tirado.

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