Podcast appearances and mentions of julie coleman

On the Road to Damascus, Jesus tells Paul that "it is hard for you to kick against the goads." What did he mean? When an oxen did it, he only succeeded in hurting himself. How do we fight to keep from making Paul's mistake? Listen as Julie Coleman explores this issue and more!

Are you a perfectionist? How is that going for you? This week, Julie Coleman will take us into the strengths, potential, and failures of the closet perfectionist, Peter. We will see how God transformed this complex man from mere potential to successful apostle. Many of us feel we can relate to Peter. Spoiler alert: your life may be even closer to Peter's than you might think!

We all put hope in the fact that God is not finished with us yet. He continues the process of transformation throughout our lives, molding and conforming us into the image of Christ. There are many examples in Scripture that demonstrate that process. "Changed" will examine the lives of those transformed: the before, the after, and the catalyst God used to make a positive, permanent change in them. Knowing their stories will shed light on our own, because God is at work, doing the same thing in us. “He who began a good work will be faithful to complete it” (Philippians 1:6). This week we will see the dramatic transformation in one of the patriarchs: Jacob. Why does God wait so long to bless us when we pray for something? Why would he bless a deceiver who took advantage of people? We can find the answers in Jacob's story. Don't miss it!" Julie Coleman

When you read Matthew 7:21-23, where Jesus said, "Not everyone who says to Me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of God... I will declare to them 'I never knew you,'" does it cause you concern? This verse is often taught as a dire warning to believers. But is it? Come along with Julie Coleman as she clarifies exactly whom Jesus was addressing, and what His statement means for believers today. Don't miss this one--a correct understanding of these verses can change your life!

Jesus instructed His disciples to have a "good eye" and not a "bad" one. What was he talking about? He is using what would have been familiar language to His first listeners. They knew exactly what He meant. Listen and find out for yourself! You may be pretty surprised.Julie Coleman

This week we continue in Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. With a few short sentences, He brings God's perspective on fulfilling (or even making) vows and then turns His listeners' ideas of justice upside down. No doubt those on the hillside were shocked at Jesus' new interpretations. Listen and hear Jesus' new perspective on age-old beliefs. How should that affect us today? You may be shocked yourself!Julie Coleman

Jesus came to bring the Kingdom of God down to earth. So where is it now? Listen and learn about the first four Beatitudes, where Jesus lays down foundational principles for every citizen of His Kingdom. Blessings and rewards are available to hearts that reflect what truly matters to God.Julie Coleman

Have you ever sensed that you were in spiritual warfare? Can you identify any current difficulties in your life that may be the product of spiritual oppression? Jesus faced a spiritual battle in Matthew 4:1-11. We can learn a lot about Satan's tactics from that encounter, as well as the power available to resist him and his schemes. At one time or another, you will also be assailed. We need to get on top of our game--because the enemy is seeking those whom he can devour. God can give us the victory no matter what Satan hurls at us.Julie Coleman

This week Julie Coleman introduces our new series on the gospel of Matthew, a manual for discipleship.

Jesus said His kingdom is not of this world. Paul tells us we are citizens of heaven. It's a perspective we need to keep as children of God and co-heirs with Christ. How we think is informed by the heart. Listen as Julie Coleman shares ways of thinking that will dramatically transform how we live.

Jesus said His kingdom is not of this world. Paul tells us we are citizens of heaven. It's a perspective we need to keep as children of God and co-heirs with Christ. How should our spiritual reality affect how we think in the here and now? Listen as Julie Coleman shares two ways of thinking that will dramatically transform how we live. 

Do you sometimes worry that what's important to you is not an important detail to God? In part 3 in God's Master Plan, we will explore the many foreshadows of Christ in the Old Testament. God is a God of details. He proves that over and over in the Old Testament, detailing much of who and what Jesus would mean to all of us.Julie Coleman

From Moses onward, prophets were giving details about the Promised One, the Messiah. With so many clues, how did God's people completely miss His arrival? Listen as Julie Coleman helps us discover His Master Plan.

Have you ever wondered how the Old Testament fits in with the New? Is it really worth studying, since what is recorded was all before Jesus came? This week, Julie Coleman introduces a new series: God's Master Plan. Come and discover the big picture of the Bible as a whole. This week we will cover the first five books of the Old Testament and discover details that reveal God's Master Plan.Julie Coleman

As Steve & Julie Coleman complete this 3 part series, we see how important it is to have faith in who God is, rather than only what He does.

Injustice exists all around us. How can God be holy while allowing evil people to cause unabated destruction? How can justice and mercy coexist in the same God? Julie Coleman teaches from Jonah 3. Listen to find answers to these questions and more.  *At the 18:15 mark there was a technical issue and about a minute is missing. How did they abandon their old beliefs so quickly? In general Julie said God had prepared their hearts through the conditions at the time. 

Is there something beyond believing that is necessary for our salvation? Must Jesus be "Lord" of our lives for us to be saved? Understanding what exactly was going on in Jesus' death and resurrection will answer that question quite clearly. Join us Easter Sunday to hear Julie Coleman share her message: "It is finished. And it really is."

Has the thought ever crossed your mind: How can I know if I am truly saved? In John 4:12-16, John gives us the definitive evidence of salvation. We can know! (Spoiler alert: it has nothing to do with sin!) Listen to hear these encouraging indications of new life in Christ.Julie Coleman

In our passage this week (1 John 4:1-6) John provides a test for those who claim to be prophets. How can we determine if someone is really giving us a word from the Lord? Learn what it means to "test the spirits" and how we can be wise in discerning what we hear. Julie Coleman

WWJD? What would Jesus do? Scripture tells us that we should imitate Jesus with our lives. But what exactly does that mean? Julie Coleman shares John's very simple instructions on that command in 1 John 3:3-12. 

How important is it to God that we love each other? Why? In our section from 1 John 2 this week, we will examine the old/new commandment to love. We'll also be looking at practical ways we can follow the will of God in how we relate to each other as a community. Listen and be inspired!Julie Coleman

This week Julie Coleman starts us off in this series with a study of the first four verses. What is John's focus in these four verses? What is it that gave the apostles joy? Listen as Julie shares insights from God's Word.

The Pharisees and the adulterous woman  were at a fork in the road that leads to redemption or destruction. Julie Coleman reflects on this passage in John 8 and the choices they had. We often come to forks in the road. How will we respond? Julie asks “How has the grace and mercy of God affected your life?”

Julie Coleman leads us in seeing God's heart revealed in a parable recorded in Luke 18. She says, "So often, when Jesus spoke of his return, there was a sense of urgency in what He told His disciples. Be ready! Don't get caught unexpectedly! But how are we supposed to keep up the watching and anticipation as the days and years go by with no second coming?” This week Julie Coleman teaches the parable of the Unjust Judge (or the Persistent Widow), which gives us insight into keeping our hearts anticipating His return. This is the last parable in our series--don't miss it!

Julie Coleman leads us this week in seeing God's heart revealed in a parable recorded in Luke 16. Julie says, "We are often told that as Christians, we should be changing the world. Going out boldly to do great things for God. Do you feel guilty when you hear those words? Think you are not living up to what God expects from you? This Sunday we will hear the parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus. In it we will find God's value system for those He calls His. You may be surprised!"

"Why do so many children grow up to be prodigals? Why do so many adults eventually fall away from God?" We will find some answers this week as Julie Coleman takes us through the last part of Hebrews 12. This passage holds the key to perseverance, for young and old alike.

Julie Coleman, says, "What makes you afraid? Fear can be disruptive and even become destructive to our daily lives and relationships. Does fear have a grip on you? Listen and learn how the cross can make a difference now and set you free. There is hope around the corner!" 

Julie Coleman says, "Are you frustrated with how easily your heart moves away from the Lord? You aren't alone. The author of Hebrews 7 knew his readers had the exact same problem.” Listen to hear his solution for your ever-wandering heart!

This week's Advent message is about joy. Have you had a joyful experience? Did you find it changed your perspective? Julie Coleman leads us to discover the joy present in every part of the Christmas story. We will learn the secret to being joyful no matter what our circumstances.

Julie Coleman says, "Jesus said the greatest commandments were all about love--loving God and then our neighbors as ourselves. What does that mean for us today? How do we love in a way that brings glory to God's name? What are the blessings if we do? In this day of hatred and cancel-culture, Christians seem to take great satisfaction in condemning each other. Now is the time our love can change the world. Don't miss this important message!"

This week the writer of Hebrews moves on from the positive example of Moses to a negative one of the people of Israel. The negatives of a hardened heart can be turned into positives commands. Listen as Julie Coleman describes how to keep from missing God's blessing or rest.

My guest today is also this year's recipient of the Golden Scroll Award for Book of the YEAR! Julie Zine Coleman. Her book, "On Purpose: Understanding God's Freedom for Women through Scripture," is published by Kregel Publications. Julie is a popular conference and retreat speaker, She holds an M.A. in biblical studies. She is the managing editor for Arise Daily and a member of the preaching team at New Hope Chapel.  More on Julie can be found at her website JulieZineColeman.com and Facebook. Dawn Damon is your Host. You can find her bio and more about Dawn at www.DawnDamon.com and www.BraveHeartedWoman.com

Do you struggle with doubts about your faith? Do you find it hard to be faithful? This week we begin a series in the book of Hebrews, written to Christians who were ready to give up. How did the writer encourage his brothers and sisters in Christ? What we discover will be helpful to each one of us as we learn the secret to remaining strong in our faith. Listen as Julie Coleman introduces this new series.

This Sunday we will wrap up our series on Ezra: Answering the Call of God. Julie Coleman reveals some surprising things about leadership from this humble priest, as he dealt with the grievous sin of the people. God calls all believers to lead people to Christ. So this passage has something for all of us today. **Due to technical issues the beginning of Julie's message was not recorded. She began with a review of what we've been learning from Ezra. ·      When God Calls·      Three Things that Can Stop Us from Moving Forward·      Revival Begins with MeShe is calling this session Learning from Ezra's Example. She then read Ezra 9:1-2. The people had failed to remain separate from Gentile nations. Next she read from Deuteronomy 7:1-4. The message picks up in verse 1.

Are you feeling stuck in a rut when it comes to your spiritual life? Wishing for revival in your life? This week's message is for you. Listen as Julie Coleman provides tips from Ezra the priest and how God used him to influence an empire.

Links to things mentioned:The New Gospel for Women: Katharine Bushnell and the Challenge of Christian Feminismhttps://amzn.to/3QivoHXOn Purpose: Understanding God's Freedom for Women Through ScriptureJulie Zine Colemanhttps://amzn.to/3zKYB7yPatreon:http://patreon.com/baremarriageThe Great Sex Rescue https://tolovehonorandvacuum.com/great-sex-rescue/

Julie Coleman reviews what Daniel prophesied that we can see as fulfilled today and continues to the events from Daniel 11:36 to 12:4 that are yet to come. She says, "Daniel takes us into the future, where we learn about the coming Antichrist, his reign and demise, and the resurrection of the dead at the end of days. You won't want to miss this one!"

This Sunday Julie Coleman focuses on the question ”Are women free to use their teaching gift and preach on Sunday mornings?” What about 1 Timothy 2, where Paul says, “But I do not allow a woman to teach or exercise authority over a man, but to remain quiet”? Or 1 Corinthians 14, where Paul instructs, “ The women are to keep silent in the churches”? Julie Coleman will take us past the superficial to find out what these verses mean for the church today. Julie Zine Coleman is author of On Purpose: Understanding God's Freedom for Women through Scripture.

Have you ever wondered why God allows evil to go unpunished? If He is powerful, why doesn't He DO something? What is He waiting for? This week Julie Coleman gives insight into God's timing and judgment from Daniel chapter 5, part 2. God is on the throne, and despite what we can see, He is active and at work to bring righteousness and justice to the world.

In this chapter a new king reigns and gets a special message from God through a mysterious handwriting on the wall. The narrator tells us the king was so frightened, his knees were literally knocking together. What did those four words on the wall mean? Why were they so frightening? What can we learn from this story that will be useful for us today? Listen as Julie Coleman leads us to discover the answers.

This week Daniel reveals Nebuchadnezzar's dream and the interpretation of his strange dream. He foretells what will happen from his present day onward... all the way until the future second coming of Christ! Listen as Julie Coleman gives insight into Daniel's first prophecy.

Julie Coleman continues our series on Daniel in chapter 2 concerning Nebuchadnezzar's dream. Listen as Julie explores Daniel's relationship with God and the wisdom it brings. To be wise requires we look beyond ourselves to God.

Julie Coleman introduces a new series on the book of Daniel. Last of the major prophets, Daniel's prophecies bridge the 6th century BC to our present time and beyond. Listen to this bird's eye view of Daniel and gear up for the adventure ahead.

During the season of Advent, we are preparing our hearts and minds to remember the amazing and miraculous events surrounding the birth of our Lord. During this four-week series we'll compare how Matthew and Luke told the story of the birth of Jesus. Each writer places emphasis on differing aspects of the events. Our goal will be to discover something new about our Father and His Son to increase our knowledge in the One in whom we place our faith.Julie Coleman reveals the amazing prophecies that were fulfilled at the birth of Jesus. 

During the season of Advent, we are preparing our hearts and minds to remember the amazing and miraculous events surrounding the birth of our Lord. During this four-week series we'll compare how Matthew and Luke told the story of the birth of Jesus. Each writer places emphasis on differing aspects of the events. Our goal will be to discover something new about our Father and His Son to increase our knowledge in the One in whom we place our faith. This week Julie Coleman examines the women (Elizabeth, Mary and Anna) included in the story of Jesus' birth.

This one is a hot potato! Yet, It's our heart to have a conversation about Women in Biblical Ministry. What does God have to say about it? In this 3-part series, I (Dawn Damon) along with my 2 Co-hosts Julie Coleman and Dena Dyer, take an in-depth look at the Word of God to see what the Bible truly teaches. We invite you, with fresh eyes… less bias and an open heart to join us. In this 3 part series- We are going to ·     Consider Jesus and his interaction with women. ·     Look at tough questions and scriptures, Was Paul really against women? ·     How Patriarchy has influenced the church and the lens through which we view things. ·     Offer a mini-summit to go deeper. Julie Coleman helps others to understand and know an unexpected God. A popular conference and retreat speaker, she holds an M.A. in biblical studies. Julie is the managing editor for Arise Daily, an online devotional by members of the Advanced Writers and Speakers Association. When she is not glaring at her computer, she spends time with her grandchildren, gardening, or walking her neurotic dog. More on Julie can be found at unexpectedgod.com and Facebook. http://www.denadyer.com/ (Dena Dyer) loves Jesus, her family, all things literary, coffee, and British television. She's an author of ten books and many articles, a professional speaker, and a book proposal coach who's been married to her hubby Carey for 23 wonderful years (and a couple they don't talk about). They have two young adult sons, Jordan and Jackson, and in 2020 the family was “rescued” by their Maltese pup, Sully. Her passion is sharing words of humor and hope with wounded and weary people, and she enjoys singing on the praise team at the church where her husband is the worship pastor. She spends too much time online or in the fast food drive-through--but she and the Lord are working on it. Connect with her: http://www.denadyer.com/ (website), http://www.instagram.com/denadyer (Instagram) or http://www.facebook.com/denadyerauthor (Facebook). Dawn Scott Damon is known as the BraveHearted Mentor; Coaching for women over 40. She is a speaker, podcast host, mentor, and award-winning author. Dawn is also an ordained Pastor, who has served the Church as the Sr. Pastor for the last 7 years. Dawn Damon is a favorite keynote conference speaker and an engaging communicator who inspires her audience to maximize their God-given purpose and potential in Christ. Dreams are ignited as Dawn uses sound biblical teaching, personal stories, and humor to awaken gifts and callings found in everyone.

This one is a hot potato! Yet, It's our heart to have a conversation about Women in Biblical Ministry. What does God have to say about it? In this 3-part series, I (Dawn Damon) along with my 2 Co-hosts Julie Coleman and Dena Dyer, take an in-depth look at the Word of God to see what the Bible truly teaches. We invite you, with fresh eyes… less bias and an open heart to join us. In this 3 part series- We are going to ·     Consider Jesus and his interaction with women. ·     Look at tough questions and scriptures, Was Paul really against women? ·     How Patriarchy has influenced the church and the lens through which we view things. ·     Offer a mini-summit to go deeper. Julie Coleman helps others to understand and know an unexpected God. A popular conference and retreat speaker, she holds an M.A. in biblical studies. Julie is the managing editor for Arise Daily, an online devotional by members of the Advanced Writers and Speakers Association. When she is not glaring at her computer, she spends time with her grandchildren, gardening, or walking her neurotic dog. More on Julie can be found at unexpectedgod.com and Facebook. http://www.denadyer.com/ (Dena Dyer) loves Jesus, her family, all things literary, coffee, and British television. She's an author of ten books and many articles, a professional speaker, and a book proposal coach who's been married to her hubby Carey for 23 wonderful years (and a couple they don't talk about). They have two young adult sons, Jordan and Jackson, and in 2020 the family was “rescued” by their Maltese pup, Sully. Her passion is sharing words of humor and hope with wounded and weary people, and she enjoys singing on the praise team at the church where her husband is the worship pastor. She spends too much time online or in the fast food drive-through--but she and the Lord are working on it. Connect with her: http://www.denadyer.com/ (website), http://www.instagram.com/denadyer (Instagram) or http://www.facebook.com/denadyerauthor (Facebook). Dawn Scott Damon is known as the BraveHearted Mentor; Coaching for women over 40. She is a speaker, podcast host, mentor, and award-winning author. Dawn is also an ordained Pastor, who has served the Church as the Sr. Pastor for the last 7 years. Dawn Damon is a favorite keynote conference speaker and an engaging communicator who inspires her audience to maximize their God-given purpose and potential in Christ. Dreams are ignited as Dawn uses sound biblical teaching, personal stories, and humor to awaken gifts and callings found in everyone.

This one is a hot potato! Yet, It's our heart to have a conversation about Women in Biblical Ministry. What does God have to say about it? In this 3-part series, I (Dawn Damon) along with my 2 Co-hosts Julie Coleman and Dena Dyer, take an in-depth look at the Word of God to see what the Bible truly teaches. We invite you, with fresh eyes… less bias and an open heart to join us. In this 3 part series- We are going to ·     Consider Jesus and his interaction with women. ·     Look at tough questions and scriptures, Was Paul really against women? ·     How Patriarchy has influenced the church and the lens through which we view things. ·     Offer a mini-summit to go deeper. Julie Coleman helps others to understand and know an unexpected God. A popular conference and retreat speaker, she holds an M.A. in biblical studies. Julie is the managing editor for Arise Daily, an online devotional by members of the Advanced Writers and Speakers Association. When she is not glaring at her computer, she spends time with her grandchildren, gardening, or walking her neurotic dog. More on Julie can be found at unexpectedgod.com and Facebook. http://www.denadyer.com/ (Dena Dyer) loves Jesus, her family, all things literary, coffee, and British television. She's an author of ten books and many articles, a professional speaker, and a book proposal coach who's been married to her hubby Carey for 23 wonderful years (and a couple they don't talk about). They have two young adult sons, Jordan and Jackson, and in 2020 the family was “rescued” by their Maltese pup, Sully. Her passion is sharing words of humor and hope with wounded and weary people, and she enjoys singing on the praise team at the church where her husband is the worship pastor. She spends too much time online or in the fast food drive-through--but she and the Lord are working on it. Connect with her: http://www.denadyer.com/ (website), http://www.instagram.com/denadyer (Instagram) or http://www.facebook.com/denadyerauthor (Facebook). Dawn Scott Damon is known as the BraveHearted Mentor; Coaching for women over 40. She is a speaker, podcast host, mentor, and award-winning author. Dawn is also an ordained Pastor, who has served the Church as the Sr. Pastor for the last 7 years. Dawn Damon is a favorite keynote conference speaker and an engaging communicator who inspires her audience to maximize their God-given purpose and potential in Christ. Dreams are ignited as Dawn uses sound biblical teaching, personal stories, and humor to awaken gifts and callings found in everyone.

Jesus promised that He had come so that we might have abundant lives. But sometimes distractions can make us lose out on what we could be having in our relationship with Him. As we conclude our study of the gospel of John, Julie Coleman looks at four distractions in chapter 21 that could get in the way of the abundant life. Where is your focus?

Catherine's favorite New Yorker, Julie Coleman, comes on the pod to chat about Seinfeld. We discuss what members of the Seinfeld gang we identify as, Julie and Ellie swap subway horror stories, and Catherine explains why she might be the reincarnation of Charlie Chaplin. Thank you to our sponsor, Selfish! Find more information at Selfishbox.co. Also, check out Julie's mom's band Killdeer at  https://www.facebook.com/KilldeerBandNYC (Opening and Closing Music © ℗  2019 Burning Girl)