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Saved Through a Message • Part of our midweek verse-by-verse study through Romans.

Anne shares from Genesis 5.

A new MP3 sermon from Founders Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Messenger & The Message Part 1 Subtitle: Galatians (2026) Speaker: Richard Caldwell Jr. Broadcaster: Founders Baptist Church Event: Sunday - AM Date: 2/15/2026 Bible: Galatians 1:13-24 Length: 52 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Founders Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Messenger & The Message Part 2 Subtitle: Galatians (2026) Speaker: Richard Caldwell Jr. Broadcaster: Founders Baptist Church Event: Sunday - PM Date: 2/15/2026 Bible: Galatians 1:13-24 Length: 41 min.

Anne shares from Genesis 5.

The gift of public speaking is a powerful one. People can be persuaded to good just as they can to evil. Emotions can be stirred to anger, sorrow, or joy. But the gospel doesn't require this gift to be effective, its power is in Christ. As Pastor Ricky continues our study of how Jesus has been at work since His ascension, he reminds us that the apostles, Peter included, were not generally well-educated or trained in the art of public speaking. Yet through them, God has had an impact on millions of people.

Most religions of the world dictate what you have to do in order to attain God-like status or favor with God. This puts you in a place to boast of your own self-discipline and commitment. That's not how Christianity is supposed to work. As Pastor Ricky reminds us in today's message, your only boast should be in Jesus. Your salvation isn't based off of anything that you did. It only required that you trust in Jesus and He did everything else to bring you into right relationship with His father.

Romans 10:14-17 — In his sermon on Romans 10:14–17 titled “The Preacher's Message (2),” Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones talks about the great joy believers have within the gospel. Reading from this Scripture passage, he reminds the listener of the basics of the good news and how it should inspire Christians. He says that preaching is God's chief appointed role for sharing the gospel to the congregation and unbelievers. Because of this responsibility, it's important for preachers to integrate the good news into their message. Dr. Lloyd-Jones offers this suggestion with a warning to the congregation: do not grow tired of hearing the gospel. It is easy for Christians to forget the amazing power bestowed by God to those who believe. Dr. Lloyd-Jones takes an opportunity to remind Christians of what they have in Christ. He says that God gave His Son for the forgiveness of sins simply because He is rich in mercy and grace, as seen in Ephesians 2. Dr. Lloyd-Jones expounds upon the daily intercession Christ takes for Christians at the right hand of the Father. He goes on to describe the groaning of the Holy Spirit that prays when believers don't know what to pray for. With these incredible privileges, Dr. Lloyd-Jones concludes with a call to obey the gospel and take joy in the promises within. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/603/29?v=20251111

Romans 10:14-17 — In his sermon on Romans 10:14–17 titled “The Preacher's Message (1),” Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones tackles an important question: what are preachers supposed to preach? Drawing from Paul's writing in this passage, he reminds that preaching is God's primary purpose for delivering the gospel. How is a person supposed to judge if a pastor is exercising good preaching? Dr. Lloyd-Jones devises a test. If the message does not bring “glad tidings,” it should probably be reconsidered. The good news is called the good news for a reason, he says. The incredible salvation believers have through the grace of God is cause for celebration. Dr. Lloyd-Jones gives three common examples of people preaching without the gospel's joy. He says to be wary of people saying Christians are supposed to bring the kingdom; the kingdom is already coming. He says to look out for people who preach strictly on Christ's morals as morals are not God's grace. He also says to beware of preachers who tell the congregation to put their faith in the church; the church is not the avenue to salvation. With that, Dr. Lloyd-Jones concludes his sermon in stating that the one true faith believers have is in Jesus Christ and the joy that comes with it. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/603/29?v=20251111

Pastor Walt continues Thinking Out Loud on the topic of the method and message of the Church. He delves deep into this subject, and asks … What is the overall message that we're hearing? Is it opposed or in line with Jesus' message?Thinking Out Loud with Walt McFaddenWalt McFadden, Pastor of Cityview Church in Minneapolis, is a no-nonsense kind of guy who takes no prisoners when it comes to the Truth. Pastor Walt likes to ‘Think Out Loud' about the Bible and how it can impact a community through the proper application of Spiritual Principles. You will find an honest response to some of the most difficult questions facing Christians today. Visit Cityview Church

Is this Thinking Out Loud episode, Pastor Walt discusses the Church and its message and its method. So, what is the method? It's subject to the current trends in society. What is the attraction? Is Jesus the attraction to our Churches? What is the message? Are we are making too easy for people to come to faith in Jesus? We are superficial in our faith. Pastor Walt helps us understand that the Gospel is free … but it will cost us everything.Thinking Out Loud with Walt McFaddenWalt McFadden, Pastor of Cityview Church in Minneapolis, is a no-nonsense kind of guy who takes no prisoners when it comes to the Truth. Pastor Walt likes to ‘Think Out Loud' about the Bible and how it can impact a community through the proper application of Spiritual Principles. You will find an honest response to some of the most difficult questions facing Christians today. Visit Cityview Church

It's a word often avoided in polite company, but it represents a truth that can't be ignored.??Monday on A NEW BEGINNING, Pastor Greg Laurie reacquaints us with the reality of hell.??It's a candid discussion of the judgment that awaits unbelievers.Support the show: https://harvest.org/resources/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! This is Part 2 of a very special rebroadcast, as we air Dr. Therman Evans's presentation at the Agape International Center of Truth's "Revelation of Spirit 2000 Conference." Dr. Therman Evans is the founder and CEO of Whole Life Associates, a graduate of Howard University undergraduate (BS) and medical school (MD), the former Vice President and Corporate Medical Director of Cigna Insurance and Healthcare Corporation, as well as the National Health Director and Washington Bureau Chief for Rev. Jesse Jackson's Operation Push. Additionally, he studied and achieved his B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees in theology from the United Christian College of New York.  Dr. Evans was appointed in 1998 and formally installed as Pastor of Morning Star Community Christian Center (MSCCC ) in 1999. As the Senior Pastor, he has brought the message of "wholeness" in mind, body, and spirit to the dynamic and growing membership and ministries of the Morning Star congregation. He talks about Divine Timing and being at the right place at the right time. He weaves his practice as a medical doctor with his wisdom as a preacher and gives a speech that glorifies the magnificence we are as human beings. Info: thermanevans.com.

Do you realize how truly magnificent you really are? In today's very special rebroadcast, we air Dr. Therman Evans's presentation at the Agape International Center of Truth's "Revelation of Spirit 2000 Conference." Dr. Therman Evans is the founder and CEO of Whole Life Associates, a graduate of Howard University undergraduate (BS) and medical school (MD), the former Vice President and Corporate Medical Director of Cigna Insurance and Healthcare Corporation, as well as the National Health Director and Washington Bureau Chief for Rev. Jesse Jackson's Operation Push. Additionally, he studied and achieved his B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees in theology from the United Christian College of New York.  Dr. Evans was appointed in 1998 and formally installed as Pastor of Morning Star Community Christian Center (MSCCC ) in 1999. Today he talks about how to have Heaven on Earth. As the Senior Pastor, he has brought the message of "wholeness" in mind, body, and spirit to the dynamic and growing membership and ministries of the Morning Star congregation. He weaves his practice as a medical doctor with his wisdom as a preacher and gives a speech that glorifies the magnificence we are as human beings. (This is Part 1 of his inspirational speech.) Info: thermanevans.com.

Pastor John Bingham - Acts: Keeping the Main Thing - Acts 7:37-53

A new MP3 sermon from The Bible Provocateur is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: LIVE DISCUSSION: Encouraging Servant Message (Part 1 of 3) Speaker: Jonathan Eubanks Broadcaster: The Bible Provocateur Event: Debate Date: 9/29/2025 Length: 36 min.

A new MP3 sermon from The Bible Provocateur is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: LIVE DISCUSSION: Encouraging Servant Message (Part 2 of 3) Speaker: Jonathan Eubanks Broadcaster: The Bible Provocateur Event: Debate Date: 9/29/2025 Length: 36 min.

A new MP3 sermon from The Bible Provocateur is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: LIVE DISCUSSION: Encouraging Servant Message (Part 3 of 3) Speaker: Jonathan Eubanks Broadcaster: The Bible Provocateur Event: Debate Date: 9/29/2025 Length: 36 min.

Send us a textThe morning the DEA walked into a small Charleston clinic, a life split in two. One moment a respected physician, the next a number, a cell, and a label that would follow forever. What unfolded after the raid wasn't a neat comeback—it was cold floors, no visitors, and a verse on loop: “Be anxious for nothing.” And from that stripped place, a different kind of story took root.We sit with a raw account of shock, shame, and the slow work of grace. You'll hear about the Christian group that showed up with toiletries, the radio sermon that landed like a lifeline, and the hard decision to keep living when despair felt easier. We talk plainly about what a felony changes—travel bans, lost rights, doors that stay closed—and what it doesn't: the capacity to love, to learn, to serve without applause. Along the way, we widen the lens to the “but God” pattern pulsing through Scripture—the wine gone at Cana, the empty baskets before thousands, the Red Sea at their backs, the tomb sealed shut—moments where human effort ends and mercy begins.From there, we turn to love as first principle. Not sentiment, but a way of moving through the world when fear and rejection press in. We unpack how love makes the other virtues possible, why obedience isn't wasted even when it's refused, and how joy and humor are not escapes from pain but signs that healing is taking hold. The conversation is honest, warm, and unscripted—part testimony, part teaching, part family table. If you've ever felt defined by your worst day, or wondered where God is when the bottom falls out, this one is for you.Subscribe, share with someone who needs hope, and leave a review with your own “but God” moment—we'd love to hear it.Support the show

Send us a textWhat if the fastest way to lighten your own load is to lift someone else's? That question threads through a heartfelt conversation on listening, service, and the hard, holy work of returning good for evil. We share stories that don't tidy themselves up—losses that still ache, timing that only looked kind in hindsight, and the strange strength that arrives when praise meets pain.We start with the quiet power of listening: why presence beats perfect words, and how a “professional listener” mindset can transform friendships, churches, and families. From there we get practical about loving our visible neighbors as a witness of loving the invisible God—washing feet in modern ways, giving when no one can repay, and redefining greatness as becoming least. You'll hear why transactional kindness falls short, how to resist the reflex to “even the score,” and why the most disruptive kindness is the one that answers harm with help.When prayers feel unanswered, we offer a simple, challenging practice: go bless someone. Serving during the wait doesn't manipulate outcomes; it resets perspective and makes room for clarity. We anchor this rhythm in scripture—trust in the Lord and do good; all things work together for good—and explore a learning framework shaped by promises, prayer, patience, and praise. Along the way, moving testimonies reveal mercy hidden in timing and the relief that comes when surrender finally outruns self‑reliance.If you're weary, angry, or just unsure what love demands next, this conversation will meet you with honesty and hope. Listen for the small steps you can take today: offer your ear, give without counting, keep your heart interruptible, and choose the divine exchange of good for evil. If this resonates, subscribe, share it with a friend who needs courage, and leave a review to help others find the show. Your voice helps us keep these conversations going.Support the show

Send us a textGrief knocked on our door and asked hard questions, so we answered with Scripture, honesty, and action. We take you inside a raw, hope-filled conversation shaped by the passing of a cherished brother, and we wrestle with the practical steps of continuing when the heart aches: casting every care on God, living more intentionally for Jesus, and lifting others higher than ourselves.Together, we unpack what it means to be the “only Bible” some people will ever read—why presence matters as much as proclamation, and how small, consistent acts of faithfulness push back real darkness. You'll hear why surrender isn't quitting, how pride keeps us from the help we need, and the quiet power of letting God write endings we can't foresee. We talk about the body of Christ working as one—celebrating unseen service, honoring caregivers and spouses who carry ministry on their shoulders, and refusing to despise a “small” sphere of influence. A stay-at-home parent, a steady neighbor, a coworker who listens well—these are bright lights God uses every day.We also get practical about lifting others: recognize needs, humble yourself, and act now. Prayer that intercedes, listening that dignifies, truth that travels on love—these are the tools of encouragement that rebuild weary souls. And we set our allegiance straight: our citizenship is in the kingdom of God, not the churn of partisan battles, so we focus on the Great Commission with urgency and clarity.If your hands feel heavy, come trade your burdens for the promise of 1 Peter 5:7 and the steady hope of Psalm 37:5. Subscribe, share this with a friend who needs courage tonight, and leave a review to help others find this conversation—then tell us: where is God asking you to shine right now?Support the show

Today we'll look at chapter two, verses twenty two through forty one. Here, Luke records the amazing and Spirit-inspired words of the Apostle Peter's first sermon.  Peter is exhorting his audience to repent and be saved. And those who have heard his words are being swept up in the Holy Spirit.

When the Holy Spirit came upon the hundred and twenty disciples, there were many who were amazed. But there were some who thought these spirit-filled people had had a little too much wine to drink! After all, they were being heard by the crowd in several different languages at the same time! The Apostle Peter came to the rescue with a sermon that set the record straight.

How confident are you in the reliability of scripture? Pastor Mike Fabarez concludes our study of Paul's miraculous survival on Malta, emphasizing why absolute confidence in God's word is essential for courageous endurance. We'll understand how divine authentication gives us certainty in an uncertain world.

Why does God allow trials in the lives of believers? Pastor Mike Fabarez addresses this crucial question, revealing how divine testing prepares us for future challenges. We'll continue examining Paul's snake bite experience on Malta and understand how God builds resilient faith through unexpected difficulties.

Does God ever get caught off guard by the crises in your life? Pastor Mike Fabarez reminds us that our sovereign God never says "oops" when unexpected trials strike. We'll witness Paul's miraculous survival from a deadly snake bite on Malta, and understand how even the most surprising circumstances serve God's greater purposes.

A Study of II Kings 5 on the young slave girl who was bold in her faith in spite of her surroundings

A Study of II Kings 5 on the young slave girl who was bold in her faith in spite of her surroundings

This week on the FratChat Podcast, we're diving headfirst into Part 2 of the dark and twisted world of the Top 10 Real Gay Serial Killers! From Dahmer's human Happy Meals to Bruce McArthur's backyard body planters, we're uncovering the killers who prove that not all closet cases are created equal. We're talking killer clowns, scorecards from hell, and one British guy who treated corpses like his live-in boyfriends. It's gruesome, it's gay, and it'll definitely make you think twice before responding to that 2am “u up?” on Grindr. Buckle up, people!True crime just got fabulous and f**ked up. PLUS! In this episode's Emails from the Listeners, we've got breakups, breakdowns, and bold moves in the kitchen section, as one listener dumped his girlfriend inside an IKEA. Meanwhile, another listener wants to know if ghosting group texts makes him a jerk or just a digital introvert with standards. Then we dive into the news: Eminem's terrifying tale of a stalker, a man proposes to his AI girlfriend (romantic or robotically unhinged?), and a MAGA lawmaker accused of child sex abuse reminds us once again: It's NOT the drag queens!

Malachi's prophecies unmistakably drive home the truth that Israel's halfhearted sacrifices were not pleasing to God because the people were far from His heart. But in chapter 4, the prophet turned the attention from Israel's spiritual complacency to its future filled with divine promise, the opening to God's great blessing and restoration. The finale of our 4-part series on Malachi ... Read More The post Malachi's Message, Part 4 of 4 | June 7, 2025 appeared first on The Friends of Israel Today Radio.

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To purchase my book, Choosing Glory, visit: https://lilianderson.com/product/choosing-glory/ --also available on Kindle and as an audio book To support this podcast and access extra content, subscribe on Patreon where you can submit specific questions: https://www.patreon.com/choosingglory?fan_landing=true&view_as=public

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The first two chapters of Malachi paint an unflattering picture of the Jewish people after returning to their land. Instead of giving the Lord their best, they offered halfhearted sacrifices to Him. But in chapter 3, God graciously assured Israel He would send His Messenger and that His presence would return to the Temple! Part 3 of our 4-part series ... Read More The post Malachi's Message, Part 3 of 4 | May 31, 2025 appeared first on The Friends of Israel Today Radio.