Podcast appearances and mentions of jesus word

Check out this great show from May 30, 2024 Bible Study: (1:52) 1 Pt 2:2-5, 9-12 Growing into salvation! Mk 10:46-52 Trust & salvation Letters: (28:00) - Thank you, Father for your views about the Diocese! (30:55) - Catholicism, the Jews, and killing Jesus Word of the Day: Boundary (39:03) Callers: (42:52) - I do the Liturgy of the Hours, I always thought the Feast of Corpus Christi was on a Sunday? (44:53) - Could you explain the Agnus Dei? (45:57) - Guardian Angel Prayer, to light and guard and rule and guide. Could you explain the word 'rule'? (47:23) - Fornication, divorce and remarriage and how is that word interpreted and diff from the Protestants and way they look at it? (49:16) - Conversion process in the early Church, and I'm involved in RCIA, what was it like converting during the Roman times?

Check out this encore from May 29, 2024 Bible Study: (2:11) 1 Pt 1:18-25 Commandments & obedience Mk 10:32-45 The cross of Christ Letters: (22:22) - Born of the Spirit (27:24) - Should priests be publicly hostile to each other? (31:14) - Speak now or forever hold your peace (33:24) - Vision of Jesus Word of the Day: Ransom (36:58) Callers: (39:31) - If my friend where to die before getting last rites, is that the same as if you die before going to confession? (42:38) - What has happened to the animals in Eden after the fall? And Where's Aretha Franklin music that you used to play? I'm an old neighbor of his. (45:24) - Where can I find information about indulgences and visiting cemeteries? https://www.catholicculture.org/culture/liturgicalyear/activities/view.cfm?id=1178 (46:38) - Regarding reconciliation, what does persona in Christi mean when confession is happening? (48:49) - I noticed that the Eucharist looks like a roaring lion in the reliquary, does that have anything to do w/the 2nd coming?

Wherever you are today, this biblical meditation, narrated by Melissa Disney, offers a quiet space to pause and reconnect with God. Who is Jesus to you? Meditate on John 1:14. Abide is a Christian meditation app that helps you experience peace and grow in your relationship with Christ through Scripture, prayer, and reflection. Try Abide free for 30 days and explore our premium, ad-free meditations here: https://abide.com/peace Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Pastor Joel preaches on the attributes of God's Word.

In this unique Good Friday service, we gather to contemplate the "Seven Words" spoken by Jesus from the cross. Each word serves a divine purpose: to lift the specific burdens that weigh down our souls—burdens of guilt, despair, loneliness, abandonment, emptiness, striving, and even death.In this message, we explore the Seven Words of Jesus:* Word 1: The Burden of Guilt – "Father, forgive them..." (Luke 23:34). Forgiveness is a treasure we must not take for granted; at the cross, we see what it cost God to free us from our shame.* Word 2: The Burden of Despair – "Today you will be with me in paradise" (Luke 23:43). Jesus offers restoration for broken relationships and hope for even the most "irreparable" damage.* Word 3: The Burden of Loneliness – "Woman, here is your son..." (John 19:26-27). At the cross, Jesus redefines family, ensuring that no one who gathers before Him ever has to be alone.* Word 4: The Burden of Abandonment – "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" (Matthew 27:46). Jesus stepped into the breach and took our judgment so that God could promise us: "Never will I leave you".* Word 5: The Burden of Emptiness – "I thirst" (John 19:28). Jesus experienced the ultimate spiritual thirst so that He could become the "living water" that fills our restless hearts.* Word 6: The Burden of Striving – "It is finished" (John 19:30). Our greatest debt has been paid in full. We can stop trying to earn our way to God, because Jesus has already "got you covered".* Word 7: The Burden of Death – "Father, into your hands I commit my spirit" (Luke 23:46). Because of Jesus' sacrifice, death is no longer a finality but a "safe passage" home to the Father.

Sermon preached at Trinity Lutheran Church, Murdock, NE (26 October 2025). Text: John 8:31-36

14 Sep 2025 : Learning to Live and Love Like Jesus - Word Rooted by Waypoint Church

Sermon 5/4/25 Notes: Luke 8: 26-39 . Check us out at: https://citylightvicksburg.org/ Or check us out here: https://www.facebook.com/citylightvicksburg . The power of Christ and the Power of His word works miracles. This and the previous chapter are very much connected in how the power of Jesus Word builds families, and brings peace out of chaos, and now we get to see the power of His word delivering captives, and freedom. Underneath the demon infested man, was a son, a potential father… and for certain, an image bearer of God. It’s often that we don’t see the man, but rather we see the problem someone faces instead the person underneath. This man is naked and unclothed, uncontrollable, living in tombs and screaming and cutting himself. No matter how much he breaks physical chains placed on him, he is unable to break Satan’s chains upon him. He also socially ostracized - living among the dead and near pigs means he would be “ritually unclean” and thus ostracized from any and all community from people who could help him. But there IS hope for this man. When he saw Jesus, everything about him changes in an instant. The demons recognize Jesus and the power dynamic changes. The demons immediately send the man to the ground on his face, acknowledge his authority in desperation. They know Jesus has the power to torment them. The forces that torment you and your family… they know Jesus’s name and His title and His power. Make no mistake - Jesus already knows the demons name. He gets the demons to acknowledge “you can have demons with the force of Rome’s armies, but all Jesus’ needs is a word to destroy them.” Jesus’ power is insurmountable. The demons don’t even try to fight Him. This is the power of the One who walks with you, fights for you, who stands with you, who sets you free, if only you ask Him. When people saw the man, they were afraid, and seized with great fear. Fear can lead to reverence, but fear can also read to rejection. And we see that within the people of this city. When the pigs run off the cliff - that is a huge commercial disruption. Sometimes when Christ comes to your life, your life turns upside down, sometimes we hate that disruption more than the freedom that comes with Jesus. But the demon possessed man has his dignity restored and his mind is sound. He wants to draw closer to the one who saved Him.

Sermon 5/4/25 Notes: Luke 8: 26-39 . Check us out at: https://citylightvicksburg.org/ Or check us out here: https://www.facebook.com/citylightvicksburg . The power of Christ and the Power of His word works miracles. This and the previous chapter are very much connected in how the power of Jesus Word builds families, and brings peace out of chaos, and now we get to see the power of His word delivering captives, and freedom. Underneath the demon infested man, was a son, a potential father… and for certain, an image bearer of God. It’s often that we don’t see the man, but rather we see the problem someone faces instead the person underneath. This man is naked and unclothed, uncontrollable, living in tombs and screaming and cutting himself. No matter how much he breaks physical chains placed on him, he is unable to break Satan’s chains upon him. He also socially ostracized - living among the dead and near pigs means he would be “ritually unclean” and thus ostracized from any and all community from people who could help him. But there IS hope for this man. When he saw Jesus, everything about him changes in an instant. The demons recognize Jesus and the power dynamic changes. The demons immediately send the man to the ground on his face, acknowledge his authority in desperation. They know Jesus has the power to torment them. The forces that torment you and your family… they know Jesus’s name and His title and His power. Make no mistake - Jesus already knows the demons name. He gets the demons to acknowledge “you can have demons with the force of Rome’s armies, but all Jesus’ needs is a word to destroy them.” Jesus’ power is insurmountable. The demons don’t even try to fight Him. This is the power of the One who walks with you, fights for you, who stands with you, who sets you free, if only you ask Him. When people saw the man, they were afraid, and seized with great fear. Fear can lead to reverence, but fear can also read to rejection. And we see that within the people of this city. When the pigs run off the cliff - that is a huge commercial disruption. Sometimes when Christ comes to your life, your life turns upside down, sometimes we hate that disruption more than the freedom that comes with Jesus. But the demon possessed man has his dignity restored and his mind is sound. He wants to draw closer to the one who saved Him.

A study through the gospel of John. Pastor Keith explains the love of Jesus and how He has loved you since the beginning. Text: John 1:4-16For more information about Journey Church visit: www.journeyinbend.com Find Journey on all social media: @journeyinbend Please subscribe and engage. At Journey we believe there's HOPE FOR EVERYONE!

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Bible Study: (1:52) 1 Pt 2:2-5, 9-12 Growing into salvation!  Mk 10:46-52 Trust & salvation  Letters: (28:00) - Thank you, Father for your views about the Diocese!  (30:55) - Catholicism, the Jews, and killing Jesus  Word of the Day: Boundary (39:03) Callers:  (42:52) - I do the Liturgy of the Hours, I always thought the Feast of Corpus Christi was on a Sunday?   (44:53) - Could you explain the Agnus Dei?  (45:57) - Guardian Angel Prayer, to light and guard and rule and guide. Could you explain the word 'rule'? (47:23) - Fornication, divorce and remarriage and how is that word interpreted and diff from the Protestants and way they look at it? (49:16) - Conversion process in the early Church, and I'm involved in RCIA, what was it like converting during the Roman times?

Bible Study: (2:11) 1 Pt 1:18-25 Commandments & obedience  Mk 10:32-45  The cross of Christ  Letters:  (22:22) - Born of the Spirit  (27:24) - Should priests be publicly hostile to each other?  (31:14) - Speak now or forever hold your peace (33:24) - Vision of Jesus  Word of the Day: Ransom (36:58) Callers:  (39:31) - If my friend where to die before getting last rites, is that the same as if you die before going to confession? (42:38) - What has happened to the animals in Eden after the fall?  And Where's Aretha Franklin music that you used to play? I'm an old neighbor of his. (45:24) - Where can I find information about indulgences and visiting cemeteries? https://www.catholicculture.org/culture/liturgicalyear/activities/view.cfm?id=1178 (46:38) - Regarding reconciliation, what does persona in Christi mean when confession is happening? (48:49) - I noticed that the Eucharist looks like a roaring lion in the reliquary, does that have anything to do w/the 2nd coming?

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Sermon preached on Sun, 11 Feb 2024

Christ Jesus - Word by RealCUF

Bible Study: (1:48) Rom 8:18-25 What is our job as Christians? Lk 13:18-21 Father discusses building the kingdom Letters: (24:10) - Bible recommendation  (25:24) - St. Jude as patron of the impossible  (27:58) - Deuteronomy 20:5-7 (30:10) - Sons of God and intimate relations  (33:35) - Jewish army during the time of Jesus  Word of the Day: Adoption (35:37) Callers:  (37:23) - I had not been to a Latin Mass in 60 years. I went on Sunday and when the priest held up the host, I began to tremble. It seemed like a glimpse of the Kingdom.  (38:35) - When did we start having confession as we know it today? (41:41) - A lot of people at my Church leave after Communion. How important is the closing blessing? (44:34) - On the book of Maccabees. Do we know who wrote it? (47:14) - Can you speak to the origin of the legend that souls are with God in heaven before children are conceived? (50:10) - Did Abraham take a third wife?

"The Heartbeat of Jesus" October 15, 2023 Rex Durham

Faith in the Autority of Jesus Word - Luke 7:1-10

Jesus makes a clear contrast between the word of God and human tradition.

The practice of Christian Meditation helps us live with the peace of Christ. Relax to the sounds that help you soak in the Scripture. Who is Jesus to you? Meditate on John 1:14. Find peace and rest during this guided meditation for mind and body with deep breathing, prayer, and scripture. Use these meditations as a bible study in the morning to center yourself on the truth in God's word. For more Bible meditations, download the Abide app: https://abide.co/awesome See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

https://discipledbyjesus.org/what-we-do/Transcript Here Read the blog by clicking here. Serving pastors, parents, and churches in growing Christlike disciples and disciplers.HeartWalk is determined to be all about Jesus, about being with Him, and about helping others be with Him. HeartWalk is about meeting, ministering, and maturing with Jesus, then making disciples who do the same and will be equipped to help others meet, minister, mature, and so on.Hal & Debbi PerkinsHal and Debbi have given 40 years in studying and strategically applying the principles of making disciples that Jesus modeled and commanded of His followers. Both formally and informally, they relationally discipled their four children (now all in full-time Christian ministry) and those in their churches willing to invest time in their own relationship with Jesus and then to help others.HeartWalk FoundationsIn 1969 Hal was dramatically called into professional ministry. He andDebbi began their first full time pastoral role in June 1 of 1970 and concluded 40 years of pastoral ministry on June 30, 2010. They have been married 41 years. At marriage, Hal was a math teacher and coach. Debbi finished college to become an elementary teacher.During their 40 years of professional ministry, Hal and Debbi served five Nazarene churches as senior pastor. Debbi taught in both public and Christian schools, served as administrative assistant to the Lieutenant Governor of Oklahoma, and ministered as a chaplain in 10 corporations.Welcome in echo through eternity. I'm your host, Dr. Jeffrey D. Skinner. What is God echoing through your life today? I am joined in the studio today by Reverend Hal Perkins. He has a ministry called Discipledbyjesus.org. As you can imagine, it focuses on discipleship. One of the things that we talk about in church planting. And nine times out of ten, if you have a church that's in need of revitalization or a church that needs to be relaunched, or if you're planting a new church, if you're launching a new church, there are eight systems that we tend to focus on within that church. Planting within the sphere of revitalization that need to be healthy for your church to thrive. Nine times out of ten, if there's a church in need of revitalization, one of these systems are multiple systems are going to be broken. Dr. Jeffery D. Skinner·02:30Primarily discipleship system will be broken, your worship system is likely to be broken and your outreach or in reaching system is likely to be broken. There are five other systems that need to be healthy as well. But discipleship is key. You need to be I tell people there's seasons in church, ministry in there, you need to be both receiving to disciple and train and teach and simultaneously be sending those. So multiplication, that's another system, that multiplication system. So we're not just multiplying churches, we're multiplying disciples. That was Jesus. Model was a god of descending god. We invited Reverend Hal perkins on because he specializes in discipleship. He was so good at discipleship that he wrote several books on discipleship, has a ministry that focuses on that. Dr. Jeffery D. Skinner·03:21And so I thought it'd be good to bring him on and let him kind of tell his story, how God is reverberating his voice throughout eternity there echoing his voice through eternity. Welcome, brother Hal. How are you doing today? Rev. Hal Perkins·03:34Thank you, Dr. Jeff. Good to be with you. I'm doing great. Speaker 4·03:37It's good to have you. Dr. Jeffery D. Skinner·03:38So tell us a little bit about your story. We've got a mutual friend in. Reverend Jeff fresh low. Jeff is one of our coaches in DCPI. And so at DCPI Dynamic Church Planting International, we offer free training to pastors who Christian leaders who have a call to plant church. And so Jeff is one of our coaches and helps others on our online platform to train others. Actually, he's leading the training right now. And he and I were talking he purchased several of my books that one of the books I just wrote, Revitalized a Plant, and I actually co authored with a friend of mine, Desmond Barrett. And he was telling me a little bit about it. We were talking about the podcast and he mentioned you and he said, have you talked to Reverend Hal Perkins? And I said no. Dr. Jeffery D. Skinner·04:22Telling me a little bit about your ministry. I was just fascinated with kind of how it came about and how God kind of led you through this process here. So share it with our listeners here and how all that happened for you. Rev. Hal Perkins·04:33Well, I think I won't jump in right at the beginning of how it happened. Let me jump into the very essence. Then it'll take me back to the beginning. The heart of this that is probably a pill for people to swallow is that I discovered in study that the most discipled person that ever walked the planet was named Jesus, because Jesus himself gave his life to prayer, meaning when he was alone, away from people, he was never alone. My father's always with me. And Jesus said routinely, significantly, I don't make any judgments on my own. I only judge, as the Father shows me. And Jesus often withdrew to lonely places to pray. He stayed up all nights to pray. He went away. So when Jesus was alone, he was never alone. He was always in conversation, in communication, and he never led. Rev. Hal Perkins·05:32He always followed. He always was led by the Spirit Luke, for he always even judged. He didn't come to any judgments on his own, but only as he was shown. I won't take time to talk about how that spells out theologically for me, and I think it's biblical or I wouldn't believe it. But Jesus Himself in private was always in conversation. So he prayed continually. He brought every thought captive because he had lots of thoughts come to Him. But he didn't judge them. He didn't come to a conclusion about them. And then when he was in public and he's either alone or in public, but he was never alone, he was with the Father when he was in public. Rev. Hal Perkins·06:14Jesus always and only followed his father because he didn't do anything or he didn't say anything without being aware that it's what his father wanted him to say and it's what his father wanted him to do. So I say that Jesus was the most discipled person that ever walked the planet. People may struggle with this a little bit, but I say he never led, he always followed. And then he said to us, come to me, learn to me, follow me. Which means I need to be discipled by Jesus. Jesus told us in the Great Commission, he said, Go and make disciples, baptizing them. Who are we to baptize? Oh, not Christians were to baptize disciples who 250 times were called disciples before they were ever called Christians. And that was actually an upgrade from being a disciple. Rev. Hal Perkins·07:07But they were called Little Christ in Acts 1126 because they were so much like Jesus. And they said, man, these guys are turning the world upside down. What's with them? Oh, they've been hanging out with Jesus. The whole idea of being discipled by Jesus came first, most foundationally from the understanding that Jesus himself was always discipled. He never led, he always followed. And in one John Two Six says if anyone is in Christ, he must walk as Jesus walked. Well, how did Jesus walked, walk? Well, he walked with his father. He prayed continually, he walked in relationship so that whatever he said did, even judged, he got from the Father. Then we're called to live that way. And we're really grateful that we're saved by grace because that's a very high standard. Rev. Hal Perkins·08:07We came into this thing as very independent, practiced leaders, meaning we did what we thought, we did what we felt, we did what we wanted. And then most of us realized that wasn't working so well. So we repented of our own government, we repented of independence, and we became dependent on Jesus. We determined, we set in our heart to follow Jesus. We decided to put our faith in him. And so that's the basic beginning of returning to the kind of life that God created for us to live, which was a life of dependence, not independence. We were never made to be independent. So that's how Jesus lived, depended on his father. And we're called to quit living independently, quit walking by sight and by flesh and learn to walk by faith. Rev. Hal Perkins·09:00And the good news is, because God sees the heart, man looks on the outward, god sees the intention, he sees the determination. So I can at new birth, determine or decide to follow Jesus. I can put my faith in Jesus and say, not only do I believe he died for me, but I believe he'll come to dwell in me, to lead me and to guide me into all truth and by the presence of the Holy Spirit, which Jesus said would better if he went away. Because if he went away, then he gave us his Spirit. So we don't have Jesus next to us like Peter had. We have Jesus in us. Rev. Hal Perkins·09:31So we can actually, by the indwelling spirit of God called the Holy Spirit, we can learn, be coached, be discipled to be discipled by Jesus who dwells in us, by His Spirit who spoke and inspired. And we have Scripture. So we can be discipled by Jesus spirit, we can be discipled by Jesus Word. And because the Spirit of God indwells other belie

04. Jesus | Word CD | Kelley Stephenson

Church of the Apostles- Dawsonville, GA

Grace Heights Church

Grace Heights Church

Bible Study: (6:33) IS 45:6C-8, 18, 21C-25 What happens when God isn't kind to us?  LK 7:18B-23 What's Father's theory on this Passage?  Letters (20:34) - Father talks about moving the tabernacle  (23:07) - Letter about someone who left the Catholic Church (27:56) - Discrepancies about the criminal crucified next to Jesus  Word of the Day: Vindication! (34:41) Callers  (38:45) - John 3:13 and Ecclesiastes 3:19-21, and could you explain those in terms of the death and body. (43:12) - Comment on the Eucharist from Bishop Sheen: 'When I walk into Church these days, I felt like Mary Magdalene' referring to lack of importance.   (46:24) - When Jesus said, to the Pharisees 'In your law, it says ye are Gods'. Was Jesus being sarcastic when he said that?

O come, O Key of David, come . . . we know these words from the old carol, O come, O come, Emanuel. But what does it mean that we call Jesus, "key of David." Pastor Amy does some digging in scripture to help us understand where this title comes from and invites us to consider what it means for our life of faith. Jeremiah 23:1-6 and Luke 23:33-43

2022 - 08 - 17 - Summer Series - Jeremy Pate - Jesus, Word by Buford Church of Christ

possibly start with Myers Briggs tests and over time adjusting closer to each other. adjusting behaviors after hanging out with people. new school want to fit in sambas pegged pants kswiss skateboards even learning to like soccer because I wanted to be with my friends. As we spend time with people we…

possibly start with Myers Briggs tests and over time adjusting closer to each other. adjusting behaviors after hanging out with people. new school want to fit in sambas pegged pants kswiss skateboards even learning to like soccer because I wanted to be with my friends. As we spend time with people we…

Sermon by Pat Wilcox, Parish Associate at Dardenne Presbyterian Church on April 3, 2022 Names of Jesus: Word of God Sermon Series: Names of God

Message from Tony Jones on March 20, 2022

Grace Heights Church

Church of the Apostles- Dawsonville, GA

Grace Heights Church

Jesus makes God known to us. The post Jesus, Word of God | John 1:1-18 | 30 January 2022 appeared first on Living Church.

Once upon a time on a night like no other in a little town called Bethlehem the broken dream that is fallen humanity's temporary lot was melded with the heavenly realm as all creation sang the glory of God and the wonders of His love.