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We wrap up our PRAY series with a message from Pastor Leo Peralta on the Pharisee and the tax collector in Luke 18. It was a strong reminder that when we come to God in prayer, it has to start with humility. More than anything, prayer is about seeking God's heart—especially for those who are lost. Like Matthew 6:33 says, 'Seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.'

In hour four, running through props and odds for tonight's Game 1 in both the NHL and NBA. Is Matthew Tkachuk due? Trying to figure out which Dolphins players would want to play for Team USA's Flag Football Olympic team. Plus, a Mt Rushmore of Super Sonics and reminiscing about the Aventura Mall food court before it became bougie.

Midweek Service

Midweek Service

Welcome back to Truth Worth Living, where we seek to understand God's Word so we can live in God's will. Today, we take a look at Matthew, also known as Levi. If you're a fan of The Chosen, you might know Matthew as the quirky, neurotic, and OCD disciple who struggles with being ostracized due to his past. While this creative depiction captures some relational tension, the truth is that scripture tells us very little about Matthew as a person. What we do know about Matthew comes from his own account in the Gospel of Matthew:

That's my mantra for the week - "Be more like Matthew McConaughey".In today's episode I run through some of my favourite quotes from his INSANE book Green Lights........ I CAN NOT tell you how awesome that audio book is. Link below to one of his motivational videos I've been watching on repeat this week.Alright, Alright, Alright.........Much Love,Abbiexhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YwQwVIaNZgSupport the showEvery Monday, Wednesday, Friday Morning.x

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God can use anyone, no matter their past or how small their talents may seem. Like Matthew, who went from being despised to writing one of the Gospels, we're called to accept Jesus' love and use our gifts to make a difference. You're never too young or too broken for God to do something amazing through you! Let's discover how Jesus can use us right where we are.

Do you feel like you get stuck when it comes to making decisions? If you want to seek God first in your business but struggle to hear His voice or discern His plans, that's a normal thing. An entry in my current devotional -  My Upmost for His Highest - by Oswald Chambers, is the inspso for this episode. Chambers had an outlook on seeing things clearly in our minds and of course, my brain went to how we apply this in entrepreneurship. If you're ready to find clarity in your business decisions you will love this episode!  I can't even say how many times I have run ahead of God and made bad decisions, but I also can't even say how many times I've sat stuck and unmoving to make a decision because I was waiting for total clarity.  Like Matthew 11:25 reminds us- think like a child, rely on Him. the term “sheep” has a negative stigma as does the word “obey.” But be humble, and if you believe that God has your best interest at heart and that you cannot fail with him, why wouldn't you surrender it all and follow Him?  Enjoy! XOXO, Beth   P.S. connect with me in my FREE, PRIVATE, FB group here.  Book your 1:1 Mentorship Call TODAY! Email me anytime - bnygard@revivalbsls.com  Follow me on IG (although I'm not there much!) @revivalbco   

2024-09-01 AM - The Kingdom of Heaven is like... - Matthew 13:24-43 - Pastor Dan Brabson

In Matthew 13, Jesus gives us these parables, these “portraits of the kingdom,” to confront our false expectations and help us reimagine what the kingdom of heaven is really like and how it is coming. Why? To get us on board with God and his ways.

He tells stories for a living. He gets paid by the world's biggest brands to create stories for them. He's won Moth StorySLAM (a storytelling competition in NYC) a record 59 times. There is no better storyteller in the world than Matthew Dicks.Every founder knows storytelling is a critical skill. But 95% of founders I meet are terrible storytellers. They overcomplicate, they include too much information, they try to convince with data. Like Matthew says, "Most of what people say in business is forgettable". Whether you want to close customers, investors or employees, you need to stand out and be remembered. And the best way to do that is to tell compelling stories that resonate.Here's how to do it.Why you should listenWhy the key being remembered is being differentHow to use stories to stand out and resonate with customers, investors and employees Learn how to tell an effective story that is relatable, creates suspense, and includes personal connections.How to use personal stories to sell more product. Why you often shouldn't start a story at the beginning.Keywordsstorytelling, business, relatability, suspense, personal connection, Slack, Salesforce, communication, connection, simplicity, contrast, value proposition, trustTimestamps(00:00:00) Intro(00:02:52) A Story About Why Storytelling is Important(00:11:18) Deconstructing the Story(00:15:07) Keeping a Story in Present Tense(00:16:58) Start With Location and Action(00:20:41) When to Tell a Story Chronologically(00:28:13) The Story for Slack(00:35:33) Making a Pitch with No Data(00:41:51) It's not B2B or B2C-- it's H2H(00:47:57) The Goal is to be Remembered(00:52:23) Use Truth in Your Story for Relatability(00:55:11) Making up stories on the fly for portfolio companiesSend me a message to let me know what you think!

30/6 - The Kingdom In Heaven Is Like... - Matthew 13:24-33 - Peter Connor by mccmedia

The New Testament tells us the story of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, and the spread of Christianity. This overview of its message will help you understand the New Testament.--The PursueGOD Truth podcast is the “easy button” for making disciples – whether you're looking for resources to lead a family devotional, a small group at church, or a one-on-one mentoring relationship. Join us for new episodes every Tuesday and Friday. Find resources to talk about these episodes at pursueGOD.org.Help others go "full circle" as a follower of Jesus through our 12-week Pursuit series.Click here to learn more about how to use these resources at home, with a small group, or in a one-on-one discipleship relationship.Got questions or want to leave a note? Email us at podcast@pursueGOD.org.Donate Now --The New Testament tells us the story of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. It then describes the spread of Christianity. It ends looking forward to Jesus' return and his future reign. In order to help you understand the New Testament, we've put together this overview of its message, and how the message relates to the books of the New Testament.Jesus came to earth to fulfill God's promises.As we learned in the last episode, in the Old Testament, God had made a promise to a man named Abraham: the promise that God would save the entire world from sin and its bitter effects. Sin alienates people from God and calls for his just condemnation. Sin brings death and trouble into the world. Yet when the Old Testament ended, God had not finished this part of the promise. He hadn't yet rescued and redeemed the world. That's what Jesus' coming was all about. He came as the fulfillment of the promise to Abraham, as well as many other promises in the Old Testament. The very first verse in the New Testament is rooted in the fact that Jesus is the fulfillment of God's promise.Matthew 1:1 (NLT) This is the record of the ancestors of Jesus the Messiah, a descendant of David and of Abraham. The coming of Jesus fulfills the story of the Old Testament. That's why, as Christians, it is so important to read the Old Testament, because it tells us everything God was doing until the coming of Jesus. It also provides a context to understand the death of Jesus and his resurrection. Jesus died and rose again to save people from their sins.Jesus came to this earth to die on the cross for our sins. He did a lot of other important things, but Jesus' most important action was to die in our place, on the cross, for our sins, so that we could be rescued. This is the emphasis of the Gospels, the four books that appear first in the New Testament. The Gospels are accounts of Jesus' life. The first, Matthew, was written to tell Jewish people how Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament prophecies of the Messiah. Matthew presents Jesus as an authoritative teacher, including five large blocks of Jesus' messages. The second, Mark, provides a vivid, dramatic overview of Jesus' life. He emphasizes what Jesus did more than what he said, pointing to his identity as the suffering Son of God who offers himself as a sacrifice for sins. Luke traveled with the apostle Paul. His gospel stresses that Jesus is the Savior for all people, including the lowly and marginalized. Jesus brings the promise of rescue to all ethnic groups. Like Matthew, John was an eyewitness of Jesus' ministry. His is the most...

The New Testament tells us the story of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, and the spread of Christianity. This overview of its message will help you understand the New Testament.--The PursueGOD Truth podcast is the “easy button” for making disciples – whether you're looking for resources to lead a family devotional, a small group at church, or a one-on-one mentoring relationship. Join us for new episodes every Tuesday and Friday. Find resources to talk about these episodes at pursueGOD.org.Help others go "full circle" as a follower of Jesus through our 12-week Pursuit series.Click here to learn more about how to use these resources at home, with a small group, or in a one-on-one discipleship relationship.Got questions or want to leave a note? Email us at podcast@pursueGOD.org.Donate Now --The New Testament tells us the story of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. It then describes the spread of Christianity. It ends looking forward to Jesus' return and his future reign. In order to help you understand the New Testament, we've put together this overview of its message, and how the message relates to the books of the New Testament.Jesus came to earth to fulfill God's promises.As we learned in the last episode, in the Old Testament, God had made a promise to a man named Abraham: the promise that God would save the entire world from sin and its bitter effects. Sin alienates people from God and calls for his just condemnation. Sin brings death and trouble into the world. Yet when the Old Testament ended, God had not finished this part of the promise. He hadn't yet rescued and redeemed the world. That's what Jesus' coming was all about. He came as the fulfillment of the promise to Abraham, as well as many other promises in the Old Testament. The very first verse in the New Testament is rooted in the fact that Jesus is the fulfillment of God's promise.Matthew 1:1 (NLT) This is the record of the ancestors of Jesus the Messiah, a descendant of David and of Abraham. The coming of Jesus fulfills the story of the Old Testament. That's why, as Christians, it is so important to read the Old Testament, because it tells us everything God was doing until the coming of Jesus. It also provides a context to understand the death of Jesus and his resurrection. Jesus died and rose again to save people from their sins.Jesus came to this earth to die on the cross for our sins. He did a lot of other important things, but Jesus' most important action was to die in our place, on the cross, for our sins, so that we could be rescued. This is the emphasis of the Gospels, the four books that appear first in the New Testament. The Gospels are accounts of Jesus' life. The first, Matthew, was written to tell Jewish people how Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament prophecies of the Messiah. Matthew presents Jesus as an authoritative teacher, including five large blocks of Jesus' messages. The second, Mark, provides a vivid, dramatic overview of Jesus' life. He emphasizes what Jesus did more than what he said, pointing to his identity as the suffering Son of God who offers himself as a sacrifice for sins. Luke traveled with the apostle Paul. His gospel stresses that Jesus is the Savior for all people, including the lowly and marginalized. Jesus brings the promise of rescue to all ethnic groups. Like Matthew, John was an eyewitness of Jesus' ministry. His is the most...

Do you know a child who thinks too much of stuff and not enough of people?  Disciple that child to be like Matthew and follow Jesus, bringing others.  Subscribe to the Christ for Disciplers Podcast to learn more...  

The debate pod returns this week as the crew gets heated while discussing the latest in the Johnathan Majors case, Foreign women vs American women and the increase of "Passport Bros," Adam 22's latest reality show, and more! Tune in and lock in.

Friends fans of all ages are mourning the death of Matthew Perry, who played Chandler Bing on the long-running sitcom. But is Friends what Perry wanted to be remembered for?Hasan Minhaj has clapped back at a New Yorker article that found inaccuracies and embellishments in stories he's told in comedy specials. Minhaj published a 20-minute fact check video of The New Yorker's fact check of him — and we're wading through the entrails.And hear from Jessica Yu, director of Quiz Lady, a new comedy starring Sandra Oh, Awkwafina and Will Ferrell; and Xavier Ho, ABC Top 5 Arts resident, who's got gaming tips for non gamers.

Jesus - Four Pen Portraits  We are on Day 2 of our adventure, looking together at the life of the most amazing person in human history - Jesus Christ of Nazareth. What the Gospels are! In the part of the Bible, we call the New Testament, we have four accounts of the life of Jesus Christ. They are Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. These are called Gospels. But what is a Gospel? They are called Gospels, because they gave substance to the ‘Gospel' or ‘Good News' as described by Paul in Romans 1:16: “For I am not ashamed of the Gospel. I see it as the very power of God working for the salvation of everyone who believes it, both Jew and Greek.” We know that Jesus Christ during his time on earth wrote nothing. Yet the stories about him were preserved and passed on by Christian teachers and evangelists. For the first thirty years or so, these stories were collated and stored together. That would explain the similarity in the four accounts of Jesus' life. The Gospels are not an exhaustive biographical detail of all that Jesus Christ did. Similarly they are also not diaries reflecting a daily account of Jesus' life. Rather, they are selective accounts of His life, and were used by His disciples when preaching about Him. Therefore they would represent the theology of the disciples, as each story about is Jesus is told. That is why they are trustworthy accounts, as well as rooting the life of Jesus Christ in first century Judaism and the Greco-Roman world. The first three of our Gospels, Matthew, Mark and Luke are what are called the synoptic Gospels. This is based on their great similarity and possibly use of a common source. Mark is probably the first Gospel as it is shorter in length than Matthew or Luke and it would appear that Matthew and Luke used Mark as a guide and elaborated where required. Matthew, was a disciple of Jesus Christ and writes from his own experiences. Luke writes for the experiences of eye witnesses. Apart from one exception, Mark wrote none of the great discourses of Matthew such as the Sermon on the Mount, nor does Mark show the great parables that Luke does, such as the Good Samaritan. Luke does share large portions of Mark and quite often verbatim, and with a greater use of the Greek language. Our fourth Gospel, the Gospel of John meanwhile, while still telling about Jesus' ministry, has vastly different story content. Like Matthew, John also was a disciple and close friend of Jesus Christ. Indeed, John is called the apostle whom Jesus loved. In his Gospel, John reveals Jesus talking about himself much more often than in the other Gospel accounts. For this reason, John was probably written later than the synoptic Gospels. Come back tomorrow for Part 3 of our series AGOG, as we continue to look at the life of this most extraordinary person in all human history – Jesus of Nazareth. Tap or click here to save this as an audio mp3 file

Today we will be taking a look at the book of Matthew (SUNDAY 06/11/23) Today's Sermon will look at Matthew 15:21-28 "What does great faith look like?"

Covenant Presbyterian Church (The Barn)

Covenant Presbyterian Church (The Barn)

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It's an Earthquake | Rev. David Pileggi Has the resurrection of Jesus become an abstract doctrine for us, or something that we only mention at a funeral? Like Matthew's earth-shattering account, let us refuse to domesticate that most important event, and let's ensure that it shapes our lives and sends us fearlessly out into the world to make disciples. Readings: Resurrection Sunday Jeremiah 31:1-6 Acts 10: 34-43 Matthew 28:1-10 Blessed by our teachings? Consider saying thank you with a small (or large) donation. www.christchurchjerusalem.org/donate/ 
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What the Kingdom Is Like (Matthew 18:21-19:15) | 030523 by One Ancient Hope Presbyterian Church

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The Bible is large and can be complicated. It can have complicated verses as well.  Like Matthew 6:15.  But can we do anything to keep ourselves out of Heaven? Should we forgive and is it different than forgetting? Listen to this sermon to find out. 

 | The connection of Yeshua's coming and teachings to the fulfillment of what was written in the Law, the Prophets, and the writings concerning Him is a vital key to understanding the Kingdom of Heaven. Answering the questions of the rich young ruler about how to inherit eternal life, in the presence of the disciples, left Yeshua's disciples perplexed because they had left everything to follow Yeshua. Introspectively and verbally, the disciples asked questions concerning the cost they were paying to follow Yeshua, when they would see a return, and their place in this Kingdom Yeshua spoke about.  In this portion of Matthew, Yeshua continues to expound on the previous Chapter's question asked by His disciples and the closing comment of Chapter 19 when He said, "But many that are first shall be last; and the last shall be first". Yeshua shares a parable with His disciples to help them understand and prepare them for the Kingdom of Heaven He had come to bring.  

Patrick Boatwright

In our 43 Episode we don't have a ton of music news as we haven't been listening to anything new however Nick learns about another trash band Josh likes then we go on a super deep dive about destiny as nick and josh have put in well over 20 hours into it in the last week.

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Seth Bazacas

Jesus was asked about what it will be like when He returns. In this passage He describes what we can expect to see when He returns. As in the days of Noah, the destruction will come suddenly. Jesus gives us ten signs that will be seen by all people on the earth when He returns.  This session explains these verses in detail.  Our comfort is that Jesus has promised us that His words will never be forgotten.  What is going to happen when Jesus returns?Will it be possible for someone to miss Jesus' return? What is “the day of the Lord?”What happens when everyday events get our eyes off of eternal things? Support the show

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Rev. Rachel Carosiello continues our sermon series, "Get Outside".

Fitzpatrick explained that he was been working with his coach, Mike Walker, and biomechanist Sasho Mackenzie on a system called The Stack. Without diving too deep, it uses a speed stick and an app to improve sequencing and swing speed. “I'll be honest, it's worked wonders,” Fitzpatrick said Sunday. In this episode, we learn just what this team did before the US Open victory and what they will continue to do in the future!

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We examine how Jesus' beatitudes describe how His followers should think and act. We begin the message talking about interpretive principles regarding the Mount of Beatitudes. We explain how being blessed has nothing to do with our symptoms experienced in this world, but we learn instead that being blessed is about having the status of God's favor which ensures that we will one day enter Christ's kingdom. Come and hear for yourself what Christ demands of His followers and what it means to be truly blessed.

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