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Eight kids in and I still have never succeeded convincing a young child of mine of their future love of naps.  A good nap seems to be the bane of childhood existence.  Even once they resolve that it is definitely happening and there will be no negotiation, they want to express their displeasure in some form. Then I tell each one the truth; some day you are going to love a good nap.  Also, without a good nap now, you are a very different kind of child.  The nap is good for you NOW and you'll appreciate that later on.  You don't have to believe me, it's still true.This is how I often feel explaining the beauty of life in Christ to the immature believer; you depend on it now in ways you do not comprehend, and you'll grow to appreciate it in ways you cannot imagine. This Sunday we wrap up our study in Paul's letter to the Colossians.  Paul gives a brief run down of the implications of Christ's life in us.  It is so simple and so stunning. Pastor Dr. Aaron Weisser

Can you please explain the judgement of the earth in Isaiah 24:23? What can we do to change the vulgar dress behavior in the church? When Jesus say not to refer to anyone on earth as Father in Matthew 23:8-10, to who is he giving this command? How with the people in the Old Testament be judged since they had no Redeemer? Why is one of Jesus's disciples called 'Simon the zealot'? Where and what is Zion? Has Satan ever killed anyone? What is a proselyte? What happens when you die - where does your soul go? What is meant by the word 'propitiation' in 1 John 2:2? What is textual criticism? Is it immoral for a man to be intimate with his wife while she is menstruating, or is that an Old Testament law that no longer applies (Lev 18:19)? Listen as Pastor/Dr. David Murphy discusses this and other listener questions.

In this section of Romans Chapter 7, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy will show us how the believer is to deal with the residual sinful nature after conversion. The two courses are to either struggle with self-will obedience to the Law or to be delivered by looking to Christ and the Spirit that God provides. We'll see the personal experience of the Apostle Paul as he tried to conquer the flesh through the Law, but found victory in Christ through the power of the Spirit. We'll see that the Law itself is not sin, but it was designed to 1-reveal sin, 2-arouse up sin within us, 3-ruin the sinner, and 4-reflect the sinfulness of man in contrast with God's goodness, glory, and righteousness.

Pastor/Dr. David Murphy reminds us that we could not render the kind of service that God desires under the Law, but the redemptive work of Christ enables the believer to worship and serve God in a new spirit. Pastor will contrast the two ways we serve: 1-in the oldness of the letter and 2-in newness of spirit. We'll then see that the Law (the oldness of the letter) is still necessary today to deal with the unsaved person: 1- to silence man, 2-to show man his guilt, 3- to sensitize man to know what sin is, 4- to substantiate the righteousness of God, 5- to sentence man to wrath, 6- to stir up rebellion in us, and 7- to act as the schoolmaster to bring us to Christ. The Law is good if used lawfully.

Is it a sin to marry my deceased sister's husband? Is it a problem for a man to take care of his mother and sisters before his wife and children? What prophetic types of Christ are in the Pentateuch or Law of Moses? Is it possible that there's life on other planets? Why did God punish Aaron along with Moses in Numbers 20 when Moses hit the rock? Did Judas Iscariot, as a disciple of Jesus, also work miracles? How would you explain UFO sightings and abductions? Can voodoo, witchcraft or obeah affect believers? What is the role of deacons in the church? How can trust in a relationship be rebuilt after sexual betrayal? Listen as Pastor/Dr. David Murphy discusses these and other listener questions.

Pastor/Dr. David Murphy reminds us that we could not render the kind of service that God desires under the Law, but the redemptive work of Christ enables the believer to worship and serve God in a new spirit. Pastor will contrast the two ways we serve: 1-in the oldness of the letter and 2-in newness of spirit. We'll then see that the Law (the oldness of the letter) is still necessary today to deal with the unsaved person: 1- to silence man, 2-to show man his guilt, 3- to sensitize man to know what sin is, 4- to substantiate the righteousness of God, 5- to sentence man to wrath, 6- to stir up rebellion in us, and 7- to act as the schoolmaster to bring us to Christ. The Law is good if used lawfully.

If you put salt throughout your house and sincerely pray, will the salt help to heal diseases, give financial breakthrough, help your children to behave, and other sorts of things? Why do animals do a better job in taking care of their young ones than humans? Why do adult males fail society by having numerous illegitimate children? What are the main barriers to change? What are some practical things people can do when they feel stressed? How do you explain King Solomon's wisdom with his foolish decisions, such as having hundreds of wives and concubines? Did God give laws about food to support good health, and why don't most people adhere to these food laws today? What advice do you have for setting goals? What is codependency? Can people be chosen by God today and not know? Why do parents become fearful when a child calls the name of Jesus? How does a professing Christian deal with lunacy? Listen as Pastor/Dr. David Murphy discusses these and other listener questions.

This week our family took a little trip down the Diamond Creek trail. When I arrived home from work, the car was loaded and ready to go. Once on the beach, we gathered up some wood to start a fire. Jenny handed me a lighter, a bottle of lighter fluid and a bunch of old newspapers to make my job easier. She then spread out some blankets to make our seating more comfortable. Once the fire was crackling, Jenny brought out several different kinds of hotdogs and brats for roasting along with our metal campfire hotdog skewers. There was a bag of buns and condiments to go along. Once my bacon and white cheddar bratwurst was sizzling, Jenny handed me a paper plate, a napkin, a Coke Zero that was on ice, and offered me several options for chips to go with my gourmet entrée. She even brought Chicharron. Because the brat was so good, I decided to try one of the cheddar jalapeno dogs as well.After cleaning my plate, my wife handed me a chilled slice of watermelon and warned me that it wasn't the best tasting. It was delicious. After our meal, she brought out a can of cherry pie filling, a can of apple pie filling, a loaf of white bread, a stick of butter, and a couple of pie irons for the fire. We each buttered our iron, laid in the bread, loaded up the pie filling and then grilled it over the coals. Just before eating my perfectly golden cherry pie pocket, Jenny pulled out a can of whipped cream!After dinner, the kids swam for a bit then toweled off with the stack of towels from the house. It was a lovely evening. And here is my dumb confession: for many, many years, I complained almost every time we would do an outing like this. Why? My lack of foresight. “Why are we hauling SO MUCH STUFF down to the beach?!?” I'm wired differently than Jenny. To avoid the hassle of carrying anything extra for our ten-minute walk, I'd prefer to show up woefully unprepared for our three hours on the beach. I know. It's silly.This Sunday we look at I Corinthians 15. Paul discussion on the resurrection follows the same theme: difficult now, infinitely worth it later. Take a read before Sunday,Pastor Dr. Aaron Weisser

June 15th - Acts 22 - "A Father's Legacy: Standing Boldly in the Spirit" Pastor Dr. Joshua Kennedy & Elder Bruce Woodson | Living in the Spirit Series

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Is the New Living Translation (NLT) of the Bible a good version to read, or should we stick to the King James Version (KJV)? With YouTube creators using artificial intelligence (AI) to create false content, even using a pastor's image and voice to teach false doctrine, what are some tips to listening to safe podcasts online? What do you think about spiritual retreats that focus on healing people through food? Why do some engage in risky sexual behavior? What is personality disorder? Why was God specific about the day that Jews should circumcise their baby boys? Why is there so much antisemitic Jewish hatred in the world? How important is listening as part of the counselling process? How should a young woman deal with loneliness and desire to be married? What model should we use to make decisions? Listen as Pastor/Dr. David Murphy discusses these and other listener questions.

Pastor Dr. Claude Thomas unpacks the significance of light in our lives. He walks us through John 8:12 as Jesus declares, "I am the light of the world." and shows us how Jesus not only connects us to God, but also gives us life and guidance through our spiritual journeys.

A Study in the Book of Psalms 55 Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/live/rx9U2WCOKhY ******************** Living Hope Church Athens 2150 Lexington Road Athens GA 30605 United States Website: http://www.livinghopeathens.org

It is our routine every Tuesday to gather as a leadership team and eat pizza with chicken salad, celebrate what God is doing, and talk about what is ahead. Although this is primarily a staff meeting, our elders and board members are always welcome to attend. A while back, my uncle Kerry, one of our elders, dropped in to attend our little powwow. He also had the mannerisms of a robot. Because of the extreme pain in his neck, he was having to turn at the torso in order to change the direction of his gaze. I've had the same kind of experience with my neck and it makes everything more difficult. After sitting for a few minutes on one our staff lounge club chairs, Jordan Tutt quietly brought him a swivel chair from behind one of our desks. It was the sweetest thing ever. With the slight push his his toes, he could now see the whole room without wincing. Honestly, at the time, it made me think of our passage for this week. On Sunday, we dive into 1 Corinthians 12 and 14. Take a moment and read through it ahead of time. Pastor Dr. Aaron Weisser

When the city in Revelation 16:19-20 is divided into three parts, can you highlight each part? Does the reference to "binding" and "loosing" in Matthew 18:18 indicate that we have authority over the powers of darkness? How should I deal with someone who procrastinates a lot? Since flesh and blood cannot enter the kingdom of God, does that mean our resurrection bodies will not be physical? What is post-millennialism, and is it Scriptural? Can a person work obeah or witchcraft successfully on someone, whether for good or bad? Is war ever just? How can we respond to abortionists, who claim the baby in the womb is not really human until born? Should a Christian be a part of the Masonic lodge? Is there a commandment in the Bible against smoking? Listen as Pastor/Dr. David Murphy discusses these and other listener questions.

Pastor Dr. Doug Witherup joins Aaron to discuss the transformative concept of Interrobang preaching, which emphasizes the power of storytelling in delivering the gospel. Dr. Witherup highlights the importance of creating expectancy among listeners, noting that the preaching of the gospel, rather than leadership alone, is what truly grows the church. Through a deep dive into Jesus' preaching methods, he uncovers that storytelling, imagery, and metaphor are essential tools for effective communication. The conversation also explores the significance of cultivating a spiritual atmosphere where God's presence can be felt, encouraging preachers to create space for the miraculous. With practical insights and personal anecdotes, this episode offers valuable lessons for anyone seeking to enhance their communication skills in ministry and beyond.Takeaways: Dr. Doug Witherup emphasizes the importance of storytelling in preaching, revealing that Jesus often used stories and questions to engage his listeners. The concept of interrobang preaching blends storytelling with a sense of expectancy, enhancing communication effectiveness. Using a SIM card metaphor, Doug highlights the significance of story, image, and metaphor in preaching the gospel. Elisha's request for a double portion from Elijah illustrates the need for intentional mentorship in ministry. Creating a culture of expectancy within congregations can significantly enhance the impact of preaching. Doug encourages pastors to allow space for the miraculous in their services, countering the trend of purely moralistic preaching.

"The Contented Life" | Psalms 131 | Pastor Dr. David Holt | Sunday, June 1, 2025

If my wife divorced me, should I keep praying that we will get back together? Where in Scripture does God allow divorce for abandonment? Is Ezekiel 3:17-21 still applicable today, and should the believer warn non-believers? Is it possible to evangelize little children or should we wait until they are older? Did the church exist in the Old Testament? Does consciousness vanish at the moment of death? Should Christians go to Carnival? What is the universal church? Please explain Isaiah 40:12-18. What is the problem with believing in reincarnation? Listen as Pastor/Dr. David Murphy discusses these and other listener questions.

If Jesus died on Friday and rose on Sunday, how did He spend 3 days and 3 nights in the grave like Jonah did in the fish? Why did Jesus refer to his mother as 'woman' rather than a more endearing or respectful term? What are the different views of the Lord's Supper? Can angels take on the appearance of human beings? What can Satan and demons do to Christians? Were some of Paul's teachings in 1 Corinthians his own words and not inspired? Am I dishonoring God if I don't accept a Mother's Day gift from my church? Can a person get remarried if the spouse that is still alive doesn't want to be married because they weren't ready in the first place? How long should a couple court or date before getting married? If a church has a board of elders and deacons, who is responsible for designating work to members? If the spirit of a dead person goes to heaven, what is the need for the physical body at the rapture? In what ways are angels ministering spirits? Listen as Pastor/ Dr. David Murphy discusses these and other listener questions.

Pastor Dr. Tesfa Workneh - Sunday, May 11, 2025

Pastor Dr. Tesfa Workneh - Sunday, May 11, 2025

Do good deeds guarantee a home in heaven? How do we solve the issue that most people are biblically illiterate? Is prophecy being fulfilled right before our eyes with the beliefs about the Catholic Pope and 2 Thess 2:2-4 and 6-12? What is the role of the Catholic Church in the mark of the beast? What is the significance of the arrow in 2 Kings 13:18? Please explain Romans 8:24-25. Are we still under generational curses - Exodus 34:7 states this, but Ezekiel 18:20 seems to reverse it? In what ways are men and women difference and why? Why do some churches refuse to use musical instruments in worship services? Does archeology prove the reliability of the Bible? Listen as Pastor/Dr. David Murphy discusses these and other listener questions.

Pastor Dr. Mengistu lemma - Sunday, May 4, 2025

It gets messy. And complicated. “What about this?” “What about that?” And “Oh wow, didn't expect that!” Look around, take a poll, everyone seems to agree, the world is broken and is inhabited by broken people. But few agree as to why. According to the Proverbs, “Where there are no oxen, the stalls are clean.” You want a clean home? Get rid of the inhabitants. Scrub until every surface shines and make every effort to ensure that nothing is soiled by the careless presence of other people!Over the years I've heard many express the sentiment, “I prefer church on the Bay.” Or the beach, or the woods, or the mountain tops, somewhere away from everyone else. “I prefer family reunions… without the family.” Some feel this way because of past hurt. Some feel this way because other people are just too much. And some feel this way because of self-righteous pride. Paul didn't feel this way. His church family in the city of Corinth was a hot mess. And yet he consistently refers to them as his brothers and sisters, his family. He expresses genuine love and affection for this young little church full of people problems. And they had PROBLEMS. This Sunday we will tackle chapters 5 and 6 where Paul addresses church members who were celebrating sexual deviancy, suing each other, and practicing prostitution. Like I said, a hot mess. But there is something so hopeful in Paul's message, a grace that is profound. My heart has been encouraged by his words and look forward to studying further with you.Pastor Dr. Aaron Weisser

Isn't it interesting that we sing “O come O come….. Emmanuel?” Do you remember what Emmanuel means? It is a title given to God that means “God with us.” In other words, He is the God who is with us. And to the God who is with us, we sing “O come O come.” To the God who is already with us, please come CLOSER! Please engage! Please get involved in all of the nitty gritty details of our human affairs. Invade everything we do. O come O come Emmanuel. Well, I have some good news. No, GREAT News. He has come. He is alive and present. He left heaven and showed up here, smack dab in the middle of our mess, as a Savior. Now that He has come to us, how will you move in relation to Him? Matt and I will lay out this invitation on Sunday morning as we examine the resurrection. Looking forward to celebrating our Savior with you,Pastor Dr. Aaron Weisser

Pastor Dr. Julie Boone gives a moving easter sermon.

MDJ Script/ Top Stories for April 18th Publish Date:  April 18th    Commercial: TOP TECH MECHANICAL From the BG AD Group Studio, Welcome to the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast.    Today is Friday, April 18th and Happy Birthday to Melissa Joan Hart ***04.18.25 - BIRTHDAY – MELISSA JOAN HART*** I’m Keith Ippolito and here are the stories Cobb is talking about, presented by Times Journal Pair Charged with Spray Paint Tagging Multiple Marietta Locations Root House Plant Sale and Antique Market Returns April 26 Cobb Sheriff's Employee Charged with Child Molestation, Fired Plus, Leah McGrath from Ingles Markets on Celiac Disease All of this and more is coming up on the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe!  BREAK: SENIOR EXPO STORY 1: Pair Charged with Spray Paint Tagging Multiple Marietta Locations Joshua Sullivan, 37, and Dylan Hall, 29, were arrested on April 9 for spray-painting 14 locations at the Delray Diner in Marietta, including politically charged messages like “F--- Trump” and “Israelites are evil.” Damages exceeded $500, and they also tagged a gas meter and bus stop awning. A police officer witnessed the pair tagging and taking a selfie. Both face charges including criminal damage and interference with government property. They were released on April 10 on $10,000 bonds. STORY 2: Root House Plant Sale and Antique Market Returns April 26 The annual Root House Plant Sale & Antique Market will take place on April 26 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the William Root House in Marietta. The event features antique and vintage items, heirloom and native Georgia plants, and fresh bouquets from Emma's Flower Truck. An exclusive preview sale is available on April 25 from 5 to 7 p.m. for $10, with tickets sold online at RootHouseMuseum.com/PlantSale. STORY 3: Cobb Sheriff's Employee Charged with Child Molestation, Fired Ivan Munoz, 44, a longtime Cobb County Sheriff’s Office employee, was fired after being arrested on two felony counts of aggravated child molestation. Munoz is accused of assaulting an 8-year-old girl twice in one day and is being held without bond. Sheriff Craig Owens terminated Munoz immediately upon learning of the charges, condemning the behavior as egregious and contrary to law enforcement values. Munoz had been with the department since 2000 as a criminal justice specialist. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.799.6810 for more info.  Break: Ingles Markets 8 STORY 4: Silver Comet Connector to Close Gap Between Cobb and Beltline Cobb County is set to complete a one-mile segment of the Silver Comet Connector by July, linking the trail to the Chattahoochee River along Atlanta Road. Part of a larger PATH Foundation project, the Silver Comet Trail will eventually connect Atlanta to Alabama by 2026. Cobb’s $8 million contribution includes trail construction, bridge repairs, and road upgrades. Once finished, the trail will accommodate walkers, runners, and bikers, offering a seamless connection to the Atlanta Beltline. Local resident Alan Adams looks forward to enjoying the extended trail’s natural beauty. STORY 5: Easter Sunrise Service Returns to Kennesaw Mountain This Sunday Piedmont Church and the Marietta Rotarian Club will host their annual Easter Sunrise Service this Sunday at Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park. Led by Pastor Dr. Ike Reighard, the service begins at 6:45 a.m. as the sun rises. Attendees should bring chairs or blankets for seating on the lawn near the Visitor’s Center. The park opens at 6 a.m. More details are available at piedmontchurch.tv/easter/. Break: TIDWELL TREES And now here is Leah McGrath from Ingles Markets on Celiac Disease *** INGLES ASK LEAH (CELIACS DISEASE)_FINAL*** We’ll have closing comments after this. Break: SENIOR EXPO Signoff-   Thanks again for hanging out with us on today’s Marietta Daily Journal Podcast. 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Sunday Sermon from Luke 9:51 - Pastor Dr. Tesfa Workneh - Sunday, April 13, 2025

Sunday Sermon from Luke 9:51 - Pastor Dr. Tesfa Workneh - Sunday, April 13, 2025

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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Stephen Davey, pastor/teacher of The Shepherd's Church and Founder & President of Shepherds Theological Seminary, to discuss the calling, challenges, and joys of pastoral ministry. With decades of experience in shepherding and theological education, Dr. Davey offers valuable insights for pastors, church leaders, and anyone passionate about ministry.00:00 Welcome to the Sound Words Podcast01:25 The Call to Pastoral Ministry04:47 Advice to Being Called to Ministry10:11 Role of Seminary15:15 Lessons Learned in Pastoral Ministry19:49 Joy in Ministry23:40 A Life of Personal Holiness27:42 Serving Faithfully in MinistrySound Words is a ministry of Indian Hills Community Church, a Bible teaching church in Lincoln, NE. Sound Words is also a partner of Foundations Media, a collective of Christian creators passionate about promoting biblical theology and applying it to everyday life. Learn more at https://foundationsmedia.org. Follow on Instagram Follow on Facebook Follow on YouTube Follow on Twitter Follow on Threads Visit https://ihcc.org

Ever had someone say somewhat dismissively “Well, you're on your own.” In other words, I can't join you where you are going. Or, I won't join you. Sometimes this means I can't support you in what you're about to do. Like when someone says to me, “I'm trying to stop drinking coffee.” Well, you're on your own.There is another more complex situation in which I say something like “I want to join you but I'm not sure that's a good idea.” Like if I had just recently broken my deep and meaningful connection with/dependence on coffee and someone said “Can you help me perfect my espresso grind?” I want to join you, but I'm not sure that's a good idea.This Sunday we're going to look at the little tiny book of Jude. Jude has some instruction for followers of Christ who want to serve a role in rescuing others from the power of sin but who are also susceptible to the temptation of sin. It's a tricky pathway of navigating helping relationships while avoiding self-harm. Pastor Dr. Aaron Weisser

Pastor Dr. Mengistu Lemma - Sunday, March 23, 2025