Podcast appearances and mentions of jesus wise

A new MP3 sermon from El Paso Bible Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: King Jesus: Wise Men Worship Speaker: Josh Meier Broadcaster: El Paso Bible Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 4/7/2024 Bible: Matthew 2:1-12 Length: 77 min.

Seek Jesus like wise men… Matthew 2:1-12, Matthew 5:6, Hebrews 11:6

From the Eagle Community Church of Christ in Mont Belvieu, TX. This week we explore the wise/foolish builders and the cost of discipleship. John Gunter talks about how we should make sure the foundation of our life is Jesus Christ. He challenges us again to look in the mirror and faithfully assess what we see. YouTube video of this sermonhttps://youtu.be/6yZZDGUbuRkChurch Websitehttps://www.eaglechurchofchrist.com Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/eaglecommunitychurchofchrist 

Be prepared for Jesus' return even though He is delayed.

Message from Joe Fleener on 13 December, 2020

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The Parables of Jesus: Wise and Foolish Builders - Rik Schwab (9-22-19) by Lapeer Community Church

The Parables of Jesus: Wise and Foolish Builders - Rik Schwab (9-22-19 Message Only) by Lapeer Community Church

15 Whoever has ears, let them hear. 16 “To what can I compare this generation? They are like children sitting in the marketplaces and calling out to others: 17 “‘We played the pipe for you,     and you did not dance; we sang a dirge,     and you did not mourn.’ 18 For John came neither eating nor drinking, and they say, ‘He has a demon.’ 19 The Son of Man came eating and drinking, and they say, ‘Here is a glutton and a drunkard, a friend of tax collectors and sinners.’ But wisdom is proved right by her deeds.” - Matthew 11:15-19

When you drive up to a traffic circle and encounter a red triangular sign, it triggers a behavior to yield to traffic in the circle. If you're married and gaze upon your wedding band, it may trigger memories of your wedding day or perhaps just bring your spouse's face to mind. There are signs and symbols everywhere that prick our memories or guide our behaviors -- especially at Christmas. This week, we will use "Noel" as sung by Lauren Daigle on Chris Tomlin's new Christmas album to point us to the symbols of Christmas and Scriptural truth we can take with us all year long. Invest in some time learning Scripture references that the symbols of Christmas can spark in your mind for years to come. On this episode I discuss: Taking a B.I.T.E. out of Scripture - this week's Bible Interaction Tool Exercises include: Explore a topic - the symbols of Christmas Use an outside resource - a video/outline by my mentor, Merida Brooks What the word "sign" means in the Greek - Luke 2:12 The symbols of Christmas and what they can point to in Scripture Christmas tree Evergreen tree points to everlasting life in Christ - John 17:3 A tree reminds us to be rooted in Christ - Colossians 2:7 A Christmas tree gives up it's thriving life to bring us joy and blessing in our homes just as Christ gave up His life for us Star The wise men from the east followed the star to find Jesus - Matthew 2:1-11 The star led the wise men to Jesus. Who led you to Jesus? Wise men still seek Jesus Angels Angels appear throughout the Christmas story in Luke 1, Matthew 1 and Luke 2 Just as the angel's role was to proclaim Jesus to the shepherds, our role is to proclaim Christ as well - Colossians 1:28 Tree lights The lights brighten the dark shadows in a Christmas tree We are to shine like lights in a dark world - Matthew 5:16 Candy cane Upside down it is a "J" for Jesus Right side up it looks like a shepherd's staff and reminds us that Jesus is our good shepherd - John 10:11 The red and white colors remind us of Jesus' shed blood and His pure and sinless life Candles Jesus is the light of the world - John 8:12 Ornaments Ornaments do not shine with their own light, but reflect the light instead We are designed to reflect the light of Christ - 2 Corinthians 3:18 Snowflakes Snowflakes softly float to the ground - Be still and know - Psalm 46:10 Our scarlet sins have been made white as snow through the sacrifice of Christ - Isaiah 1:18 Holly The thorny leaves on a holly leaf can serve to remind us of the crown of thorns that tore into Christ's brow at the crucifixion - John 19:2 The red berries again remind us of Christ's blood shed for us Stockings Stockings are for feet and point directly to the armor of God where we are taught that our feet are to be fitted with the readiness that comes from the gospel of peace - Ephesians 6:15 Our feet should be bringing the good news and proclaiming salvation to all - Isaiah 52:7 Gifts We can remember the gifts the wise men brought Jesus in Matthew 2 Jesus is the best gift of all - 2 Corinthians 9:15   Additional Resources Lyrics The Legend of the Candy Cane - The Candymaker's Gift - YouTube Video The Legend of the Candy Cane by Lori Walburg - Amazon The Legend of the Christmas Tree by Pat Matuszak - Amazon My mentor, Merida Brooks, unpacking the Christmas symbols on a Christmas video This Week's Challenge Read the Christmas story again this week.  Read Matthew 1:18-24, then Luke 2:1-20, then Matthew 2:1-12 and you'll get it all in! If you're up for a greater challenge, take the list of Christmas symbols and the references found in this week's show notes and dig in!

Command 2 from Jesus, "Follow Me". There's More to the Story.

Command 2 from Jesus, "Follow Me". There's More to the Story.

Rector's Forum- Jesus Wise and Wonderful: Who Do You Say I Am? by Our Saviour

Rector's Forum- Jesus Wise and Wonderful: Part 5 of 7 by Our Saviour

Rector's Forum: Jesus Wise and Wonderful, Part 4 of 7- Over Authority by Our Saviour

Rector's Forum: Jesus Wise and Wonderful, Part 3 of 7- Almighty Authority by Our Saviour

Rector's Forum: Jesus Wise and Wonderful, Part 2 of 7: The Greatest Sermon Ever Told by Our Saviour

Rector's Forum: Jesus Wise and Wonderful, Part 1 of 7, The Be Attitudes by Our Saviour

When you drive up to a traffic circle and encounter a red triangular sign, it triggers a behavior to yield to traffic in the circle. If you're married and gaze upon your wedding band, it may trigger memories of your wedding day or perhaps just bring your spouse's face to mind. There are signs and symbols everywhere that prick our memories or guide our behaviors -- especially at Christmas. This week, we will use "Noel" as sung by Lauren Daigle on Chris Tomlin's new Christmas album to point us to the symbols of Christmas and Scriptural truth we can take with us all year long. Invest in some time learning Scripture references that the symbols of Christmas can spark in your mind for years to come. On this episode I discuss: What the word "sign" means in the Greek - Luke 2:12 The symbols of Christmas and what they can point to in Scripture Christmas tree Evergreen tree points to everlasting life in Christ - John 17:3 A tree reminds us to be rooted in Christ - Colossians 2:7 A Christmas tree gives up it's thriving life to bring us joy and blessing in our homes just as Christ gave up His life for us Star The wise men from the east followed the star to find Jesus - Matthew 2:1-11 The star led the wise men to Jesus. Who led you to Jesus? Wise men still seek Jesus Angels Angels appear throughout the Christmas story in Luke 1, Matthew 1 and Luke 2 Just as the angel's role was to proclaim Jesus to the shepherds, our role is to proclaim Christ as well - Colossians 1:28 Tree lights The lights brighten the dark shadows in a Christmas tree We are to shine like lights in a dark world - Matthew 5:16 Candy cane Upside down it is a "J" for Jesus Right side up it looks like a shepherd's staff and reminds us that Jesus is our good shepherd - John 10:11 The red and white colors remind us of Jesus' shed blood and His pure and sinless life Candles Jesus is the light of the world - John 8:12 Ornaments Ornaments do not shine with their own light, but reflect the light instead We are designed to reflect the light of Christ - 2 Corinthians 3:18 Snowflakes Snowflakes softly float to the ground - Be still and know - Psalm 46:10 Our scarlet sins have been made white as snow through the sacrifice of Christ - Isaiah 1:18 Holly The thorny leaves on a holly leaf can serve to remind us of the crown of thorns that tore into Christ's brow at the crucifixion - John 19:2 The red berries again remind us of Christ's blood shed for us Stockings Stockings are for feet and point directly to the armor of God where we are taught that our feet are to be fitted with the readiness that comes from the gospel of peace - Ephesians 6:15 Our feet should be bringing the good news and proclaiming salvation to all - Isaiah 52:7 Gifts We can remember the gifts the wise men brought Jesus in Matthew 2 Jesus is the best gift of all - 2 Corinthians 9:15       Additional Resources Lyrics The Legend of the Candy Cane - The Candymaker's Gift - YouTube Video The Legend of the Candy Cane by Lori Walburg - Amazon The Legend of the Christmas Tree by Pat Matuszak - Amazon This Week's Challenge Read the Christmas story this week.  Read Matthew 1:18-24, then Luke 2:1-20, then Matthew 2:1-12 and you'll get it all in! If you're up for a greater challenge, take the list of Christmas symbols and the references found in this week's show notes and dig in!

You have Wisdom, Right Standing with GOD, you are Made Holy, and Redeemed and Set Free – Your mind is free and no longer blinded – You triumph and manifest the knowledge of God to others – all of this because You are In Christ Jesus! Oh, what a benefit to be in Christ! Meditate […]