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Happy Easter! I've finally been watching "The Chosen" series, and I love it. Although it goes far beyond the Scriptural narrative, it makes me think about the personal stories of those who surround Jesus. How did they come to follow Jesus? What is their story? As we hear about the bravery of Mary Magdalene this morning, who not only accompanied Jesus on the Way of the Cross but also courageously visited his tomb on Easter morning, we can wonder, "What is her Jesus story?" What is mine? What is yours?

Continuation of teaching on the prayer of Habakkuk to the LORD as he sings and reflects on the significant event of the LORD GOD with HIS chosen forefathers and patriarchs.  Scriptural reference: Habakkuk 3:5-9

In this episode, Kim talks to Rev Dr. Jennifer Powell McNutt about Mary Magdalene. She discusses the Biblical witness of Mary Magdalene, and what happened historically to Mary so that she came to be understood as a prostitute. She also discusses the meaning of Apostle and why the Eastern and Western churches remember Mary Magdalene as an apostle to the apostles.    Bio   Rev. Dr. Jennifer Powell McNutt is the Franklin S. Dyrness professor of Biblical and Theological Studies at Wheaton College. She is an award-winning author, fellow in the Royal Historical Society, and ordained teaching elder in the Presbyterian church. Her latest books are Know the Theologians (Zondervan, 2024), a finalist in the 2024 CT Book Awards for Popular Theology, and The Mary We Forgot (Brazos, 2024). She and her husband co-founded McNuttshell Ministries that seeks to serve as a bridge between the church and academy.    Find Rev, Dr Jennifer McNutt  Substack: The McNuttshell https://substack.com/@jenniferpowellmcnutt   Contact: https://jenniferpowellmcnutt.com  McNuttshell Ministries: https://mcnuttshellministries.com  Scripture References Woman identified as “Sinner Woman” that gets conflated with Mary Magdalene: Luke 7   Highlighting women with Jesus, part of his ministry, traveling with Jesus: Luke Chapter 8:1-3  Scriptural definition of Apostles: 1 Cor 15, 1 John 1,   Mary's Message and Being Sent: John 20, Matthew 28, Luke 23-24, Acts 1  Other Resources Mentioned in Interview:   Scholars who have investigated Roman system of patronage: Lynn Cohick, Amy Brown Hughs, Susan Highland  CBE Resources:  Book Review of Jennifer Powell McNutt's, The Mary We Forgot: What the Apostle to the Apostle Teaches the Church Today by Kimberly Dickson  Women in Scripture and History: Mary Magdalene by Kimberly Dickson  To learn about the Middle Eastern culture and its impact on the movements of men versus women and children, see: “God's Word to Middle Eastern Women,” by Kevin Zabihi in Mutuality, October 20, 2021.  “Christ is Risen: The Nonsense of a Hysterical Woman,” by Chesna Hinkley in Mutuality April 15, 2020.  “Frequently Asked Questions about Mary Magdalene,” by Lidija Novakovic in Prisicilla Papers, June 5, 2006.  Disclaimer   The opinions expressed in CBE's Mutuality Matters' podcast are those of its hosts or guests do not purport to reflect the opinions or views of CBE International or its members or chapters worldwide. The designations employed in this podcast and the presentation of content therein do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of CBE concerning the legal status of any country, area or territory or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers.  

THE STATIONS OF THE CROSS -- GOOD FRIDAY MORNING (FOR YOU AT HOME) (Traditional with Scriptural connections). (Image https://creator.nightcafe.studio/creation/iMPXQLWPEtttkmSad2wG?ru=Paul-Evangelion) . +++++ References: Paul W. Kelly [Adapted by Paul Kelly, with variations from Bill Huebsch "The new Scripture way of the Cross," © 1993. Also introductory prayer from "The Biblical Way of the Cross" by Michael A. Dubruiel and Amy Welborn, © 1994. Main texts and reading suggestions taken from: Rev Shane Hoctor, Parish Priest. "MELBOURNE DIOCESE PUBLICATION, SEASONS OF HOPE," © 1997 Jubilee Committee of Melbourne] Some readings are from Jerusalem version, others from New Revised Standard Version. © 1969, 1989. This shorter version also includes various sources from Stations of the Cross, including the Stations of the Cross written by St. Alphonsus Liguori (A.D. 1696-1787). ++++ Archive of homilies and reflections is at: http: //homilycatholic.blogspot.com.au To contact Leader, please email:paulwkelly68@gmail.com To listen to the weekly homily audio podcast, please click this link here: https: //soundcloud.com/user-633212303/tracks

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While there are many ways Intuitive Eating and the Bible DO align in thought, there is a big way they don't. Today we are discussing self denial and why the Bible instructs us to actually sometimes ignore our body cues. Luke 9:23 says, “And he said to all, “If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me.” I pray this episode helps you see the wisdom in making the Bible your true food authority and not the Intuitive Eating book! We chat today about: Why God included instructions about food for Christians to follow The power of practicing self denial (sleep or food) What the Bible and the apostle Paul have to say about sometimes saying no to what our flesh desires (like in fasting) Why it's important to not always give your flesh what it wants (the benefits) How fasting helps you say no to other things The results of having a lifestyle like Jesus did (including self denial Things to do when on a fast to make it effective (sharing some of my experience) How practicing self denial can help you with OCD thoughts with exercise or food How self denial makes you healthy and supernaturally strong! The power of a “thanksgiving sandwich” when practicing self denial  A powerful Bible story where the people fasted and then won a battle supernaturally  Advice to not belittle shorter fasts A powerful lesson I learned about idols from eating a disappointing meal when breaking a fast Fasting book mentioned by Teddy Jr: A Complete Guide to Biblical Fasting: Master the Habit that Provokes God's Favor Past episodes mentioned:  Biblical Fasting 101 (and advice for fasting after an eating disorder) Why Tithing & Intuitive Eating Are Similar How Tithing Grew My Business BIG & Fast (listen for a Biblical and healthy view on MONEY) Why I'm Not Afraid to Take Communion Carbs Anymore Connect with Nyla: ⁠⁠Website⁠⁠ ⁠⁠IG⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Nyla's Christian Business Podcast "On the Job with God" ⁠⁠

Continuation of teaching on divine mercy with a focus in the area of when we need divine mercy as individuals as well as how to recognize divine mercy operating in our lives.  Scriptural references: Ps 4L1; 6:2; 9:13; 31:9

In this episode (#122), I once again look at the Rapture issue from a purely Scriptural viewpoint. I also talk about how what a person believes is more important to me than what he does. And, I discuss yet again (I know I can be repetitive, but it's what's on my mind!), the new world order/beast system.

Do you or a loved one struggle with anxiety? Tune in today to learn what scripture says about fear based things and how to reign in victory over them.We chat today about:How to actually cast your cares to the LordHow to practically take anxious thoughts captiveWhat the Bible tells us about having authority over our thoughts Scriptural formal to access joy to replace panicEmpowering Bible verses about having control over your thoughtsTwo spiritual disciplines that help kick out anxietyThe importance of identity WHAT you are anxious about and speaking logic, scripture and truth to itHow pride and humility play a part in being released from anxietyPowerful declarations to declare over an anxious mindThe lie about what balance is and how to instead trust God's grace over our daysResources mentioned:John Bever YouTube video on anxiety: You're Fighting Anxiety The Wrong Way.Teddy Jr Shuttlesworth podcast episode: 7 Things You MUST Do When the Devil Attacks Your MindPast podcast episodes mentioned:The Healthy Habit of Praying in TonguesPraying in Tongues Changed my Life (and it's an available gift for all Believers!)Connect with Nyla:⁠Nyla's IG ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Nyla's website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Nyla's Christian Business Podcast "On the Job with God"

In this thought-provoking episode of "Father and Joe," hosts Joe Rockey and Father Boniface delve into the intricate relationship between personal context and scriptural interpretation. Drawing from recent discussions on St. Joseph and St. Peter, Joe raises a compelling question about the expectations we bring to our understanding of the Bible and our relationship with God. Is it necessary to inject personal experiences and interpretations into the scriptural texts, or does such contextualization risk muddying the waters of divine truth?Father Boniface offers insightful reflections, drawing on historical-critical research to explore the nuance of scriptural narratives. He highlights the importance of understanding the historical and cultural contexts of the Bible, while also emphasizing the inherent necessity and power of bringing oneself into prayerful engagement with Scripture. This episode invites listeners to see beyond the rigid lines often perceived in scriptural stories and to embrace the multifaceted journey of faith, incorporating personal insights and historical contexts.Through a discussion on figures like St. Peter and historical accounts like the slaughter of the innocents, this episode challenges us to think deeply about how our personal human experiences and the vast tapestry of human history intersect with the sacred texts and our divine relationship. Furthermore, the conversation extends into an exploration of common human struggles, such as the perilous dance with idols like money, power, and honor.Joe posits that the relationship with money, often emphasized by Jesus in Scripture, is a profound point of connection between ancient biblical times and the challenges faced by people today. Father Boniface expands on this theme, encouraging a self-examination of what idols we might unwittingly serve.Listeners will find this episode to be a rich tapestry of theological exploration, historical understanding, and personal reflection, encouraging each individual to bring their whole selves into their spiritual journey and relationship with God.podcast, spirituality, Bible study, faith, relationship with God, St. Joseph, St. Peter, scripture interpretation, personal insight, theological discussion, historical context, Chosen series, historical-critical research, prayer, salvation history, human sciences, Jesus, divine relationship, spiritual direction, idolatry, power struggles, honor, pleasure, money in the Bible, ancient Rome, Hebrews, storytelling, faith journey, spiritual challenges, God's call, religious exploration, faith conversations, divine truth, community, personal growth, belief, spiritual reflection, understanding faith#Podcast #Spirituality #BibleStudy #Faith #RelationshipWithGod #StJoseph #StPeter #Scripture #PersonalInsight #Theology #HistoricalContext #ChooseSeries #Prayer #SalvationHistory #HumanSciences #Jesus #DivineRelationship #SpiritualDirection #Idolatry #PowerStruggles #Honor #Pleasure #MoneyInTheBible #AncientRome #Hebrews #Storytelling #FaithJourney #SpiritualChallenges #GodsCall #ReligiousExploration #FaithConversations #DivineTruth #Community #PersonalGrowth #Belief #SpiritualReflection #UnderstandingFaith

This episode features Maria Eckersley and Brooke Walker as they discuss five questions to ask in our gospel study to learn from the examples of women in the scripture. They discuss how we can better understand how God values and empowers His daughters. How He loves and trusts them to do His work.   Maria's five questions: How does her story illuminate the Plan of Salvation? How does her story illuminate the power of covenants? How does her story illuminate surrounding stories? How does her story illuminate teh gift of agency? How does her story illuminate the Savior's character?   Scriptural references: The Story of Eve - Moses 4:12 Mary when the angel appeared - Luke 1:38 Mary when Simeon told her a sword would pierce her soul - Luke 2:35 Sarah's story - Genesis 17 (see verses 15-16) Hannah's story - 1 Samuel 1 (see verses 10-11 and 17-18) Abish and King Lamoni's wife - Alma 19 (see verses 8-10 and 16) The widow with the empty vessels - 2 Kings 4 (see verses 5-6) Emma Smith - D&C 25 (see verses 5-6 and 10) The woman with the issue of blood - Luke 8 (see verses 43 and 47) Mary Magdalene seeing the risen Lord - John 20 (see verses 10-13 and 14-16)   Head to magnifythegood.com for event details!

Sometimes we find ourselves in moments of weakness and need strength to carry on. In this episode, Pastor Lebby uses the Scriptural story of Jabez to inspire faith by his (Jabez's) prayer for empowerment. Be blessed as you listen and share! For more info., contact us at uklsi.org or via Instagram @Lsi_uk Stay inspired. Stay informed. Stay inFaith. 

It is Danny's turn to answer Lightning Round question #7. Here is the question. There are a lot of Christians who say women can't be leaders. So, why are there Biblical examples of strong women? Let's see what the Bible has to say about this important subject and provide a Scriptural answer.

Leslie continues the He Is series with important Scriptural keys to finding our identity in Christ. We often have humanly-contrived ideas about "godly womanhood" and they can seem dour and oppressive. But God's vision and purpose for our lives is the opposite - it's amazing, life-giving and beautiful. In this episode, Leslie points us toward refreshing Biblical truths about Christ-centered, godly womanhood, and equips us to find strength and confidence in Christ and not ourselves. While the world says that self-esteem is the answer for our insecurity, in reality we will only gain lasting security when we look away from ourselves and toward Jesus Christ. The question “who am I?” is not nearly as important as the question, “who is He?"For more resources from Leslie, visit https://setapart.org/. To learn about our 2025 Set Apart Conference, visit https://setapart.org/2025-set-apart-conference/. To listen to Eric and Leslie's "Thirty Years" series on the Daily Thunder podcast, https://ellerslie.com/30-years/ or https://dailythunder.captivate.fm/listen. To support Set Apart Ministires, visit https://setapart.org/support/.

Send us a textSome modern believers question the deity of Christ. They challenge—and some even flat out deny—that Jesus is God. Yet, the belief that Jesus is divine goes all the way back to the earliest years of the Christian faith, and it comes straight out of the mouth of Jesus Himself , and the biblical text. So that particular doctrine of the Deity of Christ has withstood many challenges and heresies.  In this video, we look at the Scriptural reasons why Christians believe Jesus is divine and why it matters. We look at it from three different perspectives: (1.) Direct statements made by Jesus claiming to be God, (2.) Christ's indirect statements that presuppose His divinity and that would be either nonsensical or sheer evil for someone to say if they weren't God, and (3. ) we'll look at a few examples from the Bible where Jesus does things that only God can do. Defending the Biblical Roots of ChristianityOur websiteOur YouTube ChannelProf. Solberg's BlogSupport our Ministry (Thank you!)Chapters00:00 Introduction02:59 Why Christ's Divinity Matters10:15 Jesus' Direct Statements of Divinity18:38 Jesus' Indirect Statements of Divinity24:44 Jesus and God-only Things27:54 Jesus Christ, Born of a Woman29:54 Wrap it up, Professor

In this episode, Jonny is joined by Oliver Allmand-Smith as they dive into a deep and thought-provoking discussion with Rich Barcellos on his journey to confessionalism, interpreting the Second London Confession, and the influence of early theological education. The conversation covers a comprehensive range of topics including the significance of scriptural ontology, teleology; how the Westminster Confession shaped his theological views; the impact of modern interpretations on biblical texts; and the critique of red-letter editions of the Bible. They also explore the context behind biblical hermeneutics, comparing rationalist and subjective interpretive methods, and how they influence our understanding of scripture. The episode also touches on the role of confessions in evangelical churches, the importance of hymnal tradition, and the apostles' role in theology. This theological dialogue dissects the intricate relationship between scripture, tradition, and modern interpretation, offering a holistic view for both congregants and ministers.Support the showContact Broken Wharfe Tweet us @Brokenwharfe Find us on Facebook at BrokenWharfe Follow us on Instagram at BrokenWharfe Email us at info@brokenwharfe.com Thanks for listening!

Episode #197Is the global phenomenon known as ‘The CHOSEN'— a Bible-focused video retelling of the Life of Jesus— a good thing or a bad thing? Now on its 5th season, the programming has found an audience of over 300 million viewers. Still— there are critics who say the show takes liberties with the Bible record. And even beyond ‘The Chosen'… what should we think about telling Bible stories in video movie or television form? Today's discussion focuses on the ‘balancing act' of making movies about the Bible and maintaining Scriptural integrity.

The parable of the Good Samaritan is a beloved story. Perhaps it's the best known of all the parables that Jesus tells. It's one thing to know the story, it's another to let it affect you and change your heart and behavior. That's the reason Jesus told it in the first place. There was a lawyer who was trying to put Jesus to the test and the man wanted to justify his behaviors. He was pretty certain he was keeping the law of God just fine. But, Jesus forced him to think differently. In this conversation, Aaron and Kevin discuss this parable, give some more Scriptural background to the events and characters included, and apply it to our modern context. As always we hope you enjoy it! 

Interested in more content from RENEW? Sign up for our newsletter: https://renew.org/resources/newsletter-sign-up/  Today's episode will help us recognize the root causes of burnout and equip us with practical routines, faith-based strategies, and mindset shifts to prevent it and lead with strength. Conquering Burnout and Leading Powerfully: Insights from Christian and Deb DeFlores In this video, Christian and Deb DeFlores share their experiences and insights on conquering burnout and leading powerfully. They discuss the sources of burnout, such as stress, circumstances, and lack of resources, and offer practical solutions for managing stress, finding direction, and becoming resourceful. The session includes personal stories, practical advice, and audience interaction to help viewers understand and overcome burnout by establishing healthy routines, immersive learning, and continuous growth. Tune in to learn how you can transform your life and lead effectively by mastering stress management and embracing personal and professional development. Get our Premium podcast feed featuring all the breakout sessions from the RENEW gathering early.  https://reallifetheologypodcast.supercast.com/  Key Takeaways  00:00 Welcome and Introduction 03:13 Understanding Burnout 07:38 Phases of Burnout 10:19 Personal Stories of Burnout 19:18 Managing Stress and Finding Solutions 23:33 The Win the Day Practice 31:47 The Power of Daily Rituals 33:20 The Importance of Self and Soul Care 34:17 Weekly Rhythms and Sabbath Practices 36:45 Family Mission Trips and Vacations 37:40 Avoiding Burnout and Managing Stress 42:28 The Role of Circumstances in Stress 42:58 The Importance of Direction and Speed 45:21 Immersive Learning and Overcoming Gaps 47:43 The Power of Clarity and Consistent Action 57:40 Resourcefulness Over Resources See below for a longer description:  In this episode, Christian and Deb DeFlores tackle burnout—how to overcome it and lead with strength. Christian opens with a prayer, setting a reflective tone before he and Deb share their backgrounds, highlighting their diverse work in church leadership, nonprofits, digital marketing, and coaching. Their firsthand experiences with high demands make them well-equipped to discuss burnout from multiple angles. They identify three key burnout triggers: stress, circumstances, and resources—with stress coming from external pressures, circumstances being life's misalignments, and resources reflecting a lack of support or tools to manage challenges. Rather than just treating symptoms, Christian emphasizes the need to address burnout at its root for lasting change. A core takeaway is the “Win the Day” practice—starting the day with structured routines including physical activity, contemplation (prayer, scripture, journaling), and learning. This approach shifts the mind from anxiety to creativity and productivity, helping prevent burnout. Deb shares her own strategies for maintaining balance, distinguishing between self-care and soul care. She advocates for intentional daily rhythms, such as walking with God, weekly sync times with her spouse, and observing a weekly Sabbath. Setting boundaries is also key—she and Christian are intentional about protecting their Sabbath by saying no to extra commitments. The discussion moves to goal-setting and clarity as antidotes to feeling stuck, a common side effect of burnout. Christian explains that having a clear direction reduces stress and that immersive learning—actively filling gaps in knowledge and skills—helps maintain forward momentum. Christian also challenges the idea that burnout stems from a lack of resources, arguing that more often, it's about not leveraging existing resources effectively. He suggests that when used wisely, resources tend to multiply. Closing with a Scriptural perspective, Christian references Romans 12:2, emphasizing the power of a renewed mind in transforming one's life. The episode reinforces the idea that while stress is unavoidable, burnout is preventable through intentional routines, clear goals, and a mindful approach to spiritual and personal well-being. This conversation blends practical strategies with personal stories and faith-based insights, offering listeners a roadmap to resilience, balance, and empowered leadership.

In this conversation, Jeff Jenkins joins the show to explore the intricacies of marriage, emphasizing the importance of faith, commitment, and mutual support. Jeff shares his personal journey with his wife, Laura, highlighting the challenges they faced, including the loss of a child and her battle with cancer. They discuss the significance of prioritizing God in a marriage, the role of mentorship, and the impact of surrounding oneself with positive influences. Scriptural references, particularly from Ephesians 5, are used to illustrate the ideal dynamics of a marital relationship, focusing on love, sacrifice, and mutual submission.

Types of false prophecies and their consequences • How to discern true prophecies from false prophecies • Scriptural sources for the doctrine of the resurrection of the dead • Queen Cleopatra, master of Psalms , inquires deeper into the resurrection

PRECIOUS PEARLS AND INSIGHTS IN THE BIBLE that you need from this brother, a veteran missionary and a good friend (spoken in Obi Wan accent).video is at Rumble "seerfax" channel!https://rumble.com/v6qaw7c-deeper-understanding-of-gods-word-with-gabe-iowa.html

This week host Mark Call welcomes back special Guest Harmon Taylor, of Legal Reality, for a discussion of the first six weeks of the new Trump Administration, and in particular, some of the implications of what may finally be a 'turn-around' against what he calls "anti-Scriptural morality." DOGE, for example, is uncovering incredible amounts of graft, bribery, corruption, and outright treason. And yet, the implications of AI, and the use of tracking technology for what certainly appear to be "good purposes," are also "fraught with peril." Likewise, an attack on "Lawfare," and the corruption of the court system beyond all reason, but by means of admittedly encouraging use of "executive power" (Article II of the cnostitution) is encouraging, since it moves in the right direction, and helps to "open peoples' eyes" to the level of Evil we have been subjected to, but is still a "double-edged sword." The implications are both encouraging, and a strong warning. Don't miss this discussion! https://hebrewnationonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/CooH-13-Mar-2025-Special-Guest-Harmon-Taylor-podcast-xxx.mp3

Ministry is rewarding, but let's be honest — it can also be exhausting and downright discouraging. Have you ever felt overlooked, weary, misunderstood, or even attacked? In this episode of Kidmin Talk, we're diving into the Kidmin Mandate—our Scriptural call to press on, not for recognition or approval, but because we serve the Lord. Drawing from Scripture and personal experience, Pastor Karl shared how he keeps going when everything inside says, "Quit!" You'll find renewed strength and purpose in your calling. Listen in and be encouraged — your work matters!Share with Kidology.org/kidmintalk207Mentioned on the Show Today:• EGGspectacular Game Show• High Fivers Camp Curriculum• Bible Baseball• Birthday Postcards• Paper Airplane FairKidmin Talk is the Podcast of Pastor Karl Bastian, founder of Kidology.org and host of KidminTalk.com. He is a children's pastor, speaker and entertainer. His life mission is to Equip and Encourage those who minister to children.Listen to past editions of this podcast at KidminTalk.comPLEASE SUBSCRIBE and HIT THAT ALERT BUTTON TOO!Follow Karl:Blog: Kidologist.comTwitter: @KidologistInstagram: @KarlBastian or @Kidologyorg

Send us a textExposure is a term we've been hearing a lot lately.  But when it comes to what God is doing and revealing, how do we respond?  How does it affect our faith?  Today's episode is part 1 of a 2-part series.  It focuses mainly on the Biblical and Scriptural support for exposure and realizing that today, God is still doing the same things we see in the Bible. We have to trust what He is doing and even partner with Him to be agents of change in our world.  The Lord is at work and exposing much...in 2025 and beyond.  Buy the AS BOLD AS LIONS TRUCKER HAT

Parsha "Tetzaveh" (Exodus 27:10 - 30:10) continues the description of elements associated with the still-to-be-built 'tabernacle in the wilderness,' this time beginning with the priestly garments for Aaron and his sons. The Erev Shabbat Reading begins with "command" them to make oil for the menorah, and then continues through the sanctification of the 'cohenim': https://hebrewnationonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/SSM-3-7-25-Tetzaveh-teaching-podcast-x.mp3 The Sabbath Day midrash concerns a conjunction of events, both historic and current, and associated readings. And as seems to so often be the case, there's more than just coincidence evidently at work now. One of the obvious, and stated, purposes of the garments created "for splendor and for beauty," to be worn by the cohenim (priests) was that they be "set apart" to serve YHVH. And the golden inscription on Aaron's forehead said, "Holy to YHVH." The fact that such a priesthood no longer exists only makes the contrast more clear. But several events this week really brought that home. By almost any Scriptural measure, what we now have instead looks like an "anti-priesthood," set apart not to YHVH, but His "Adversary." And an honest reading of Scripture is "uncomfortably clear" on those implications. Note: The midrash mentions a related look at the story of Esther, and the 'Purim' holiday, which was an element of Mark's observations in the "Come out of her, My people" Show this week: https://hebrewnationonline.com/come-out-of-her-my-people-show-mark-call-weekly-274/ Tetzaveh: What is Amalek?

Continuation of teaching on the characteristics that should be found and built upon in ministry leaders.  Scriptural reference: 1 Timothy 3:3.  Characteristics addressed: not given to wine, not a striker, not greedy of filthy lucre, patient, not a brawler, not covetous, and ruling well

Message regarding the believer knowing the difference between operating in "natural vs spiritual discernment."  Scriptural reference: 1 Corinthians 2:11-16

Welcoming the Stranger: Thinking Biblically about Refugees and Immigration Pt. 2. Pastor Grant shares his presentation, "Welcoming the Stranger: Thinking Biblically About Refugees and Immigration," which he gives for World Relief SoCal as Site Manager for the San Diego office (his FT tent making job). This is part two focusing on the Economic Value of Immigrants (part one was the Scriptural and primary value). This presentation largely draws on the PowerPoint presentation and book coauthored by Matt Soerens, World Relief's VP of Advocacy and Policy. #immigrants #economics #immigration #worldrelief #solascriptura

PRECIOUS PEARLS AND INSIGHTS IN THE BIBLE that you need from this brother, a veteran missionary and a good friend (spoken in Obi Wan accent).video is at Rumble "seerfax" channel!https://rumble.com/v6qaw7c-deeper-understanding-of-gods-word-with-gabe-iowa.html

Click here for the DRB Daily Sign Up form! TODAY'S SCRIPTURE: Deuteronomy 5-6; Psalm 43; Mark 14 Click HERE to give! Get Free App Here! One Year Bible Podcast: Join Hunter and Heather Barnes on 'The Daily Radio Bible' for a daily 20-minute spiritual journey. Engage with scripture readings, heartfelt devotionals, and collective prayers that draw you into the heart of God's love. Embark on this year-long voyage through the Bible, and let each day's passage uplift and inspire you. TODAY'S EPISODE: Welcome to another episode of Daily Radio Bible. Today is March 7th, 2025, and this is day 66 of our journey through the bible. I'm your host, Hunter, joining you as your bible reading coach and spiritual companion. Today, we're diving into the rich scriptures found in Deuteronomy chapters 5 and 6, Psalm 43, and Mark 14. Together, we'll explore the decrees and regulations given to Israel as they prepared to enter the promised land, the heartfelt cries of Psalm 43, and the poignant events in the life of Jesus leading up to his betrayal. Through these readings, we'll uncover themes of faith, obedience, and the transformative power of self-giving love. Let's reflect, pray, and journey together as we draw closer to God and His word. So grab a cup of coffee, sit back, and join us for this meaningful time in the scriptures and prayer. TODAY'S DEVOTION: There's something that Peter, Judas, and all the disciples, even you and I, have in common: betrayal. Despite all our best intentions, despite all our resolve, we have betrayed him with our lips, our words, our feet with a kiss. We are all guilty of falling away. Isaiah says all of us, like sheep, have strayed away. We've all left God's path to follow our own. All of us have been deceived by a lie and separated ourselves from the source of our life. We've lived lives separating ourselves from God. We've all bitten into that deceitful fruit that makes us betray our God, ourselves, and others. So Jesus takes the cup. That's going to mean bitter suffering and death for him. It's a cup of his blood shed for you, for me, for the whole world. And Jesus offers himself in self-giving, radically forgiving, co-suffering love for all. In his death, he defeats death and draws us into his resurrection life. He drank the cup of suffering and hands us a cup of life, that we might participate with him in his self-giving, radically forgiving, co-suffering love. Having freely received, now we are invited to freely give and to join him in sharing his life with this world. So let's do that. Let us learn the ways of self-giving, radically forgiving, co-suffering love. That's the prayer that I have for my own soul. That's the prayer that I have for my family, for my wife, and my daughters, and my son. And that's the prayer that I have for you. May it be so. TODAY'S PRAYERS: Lord God Almighty and everlasting father you have brought us in safety to this new day preserve us with your Mighty power that we might not fall into sin or be overcome by adversity. And in all we do, direct us to the fulfilling of your purpose  through Jesus Christ Our Lord amen.   Oh God you have made of one blood all the peoples of the earth and sent your blessed son to preach peace to those who are far and those who are near. Grant that people everywhere may seek after you, and find you. Bring the nations into your fold, pour out your Spirit on all flesh, and hasten the coming of your kingdom through Jesus Christ our Lord, Amen.   And now Lord,  make me an instrument of your peace.  Where there is hatred let me sow love. Where there is injury, pardon.  Where there is doubt, faith. Where there is despair, hope.  Where there is darkness, light.  And where there is sadness,  Joy.  Oh Lord grant that I might not seek to be consoled as to console. To be understood as to understand, to be loved as to love.  For it is in the giving that we receive, in the pardoning that we are pardoned, it is in the dying that we are born unto eternal life.  Amen And now as our Lord has taught us we are bold to pray... Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, thy kingdom come thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven, give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our tresspasses as we forgive those who trespass against us, and lead us not unto temptation, but deliver us from evil, for thine is the Kingdom and the power and the glory forever. Amen. Loving God, we give you thanks for restoring us in your image. And nourishing us with spiritual food, now send us forth as forgiven people, healed and renewed, that we may proclaim your love to the world, and continue in the risen life of Christ.  Amen.  OUR WEBSITE: www.dailyradiobible.com We are reading through the New Living Translation.   Leave us a voicemail HERE: https://www.speakpipe.com/dailyradiobible Subscribe to us at YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Dailyradiobible/featured OTHER PODCASTS: Listen with Apple Podcast DAILY BIBLE FOR KIDS DAILY PSALMS DAILY PROVERBS DAILY LECTIONARY DAILY CHRONOLOGICAL  

On this week's episode hear why Deacon Scott's schedule is wide open, how many times 40 is used in scripture, and go beyond the rules this Lent and grow in faith. This week's guest is Steve Ray.Subscribe to View from the Pew on your favorite podcast platform.Find this show on the free Hail Mary Media App, along with a radio live-stream, prayers, news, and more.Look through past episodes or support this podcast.View from the Pew is a production of Mater Dei Radio in Portland, Oregon.

On this week's episode, Bishop Burbidge:   Reflects on the Walk Humbly episode #150 and its journey   Encourages the faithful to continue praying for Pope Francis   Reflects on the installation of Cardinal Robert McElroy as the eighth Archbishop of Washington   Highlights the 2025 Peace and Justice Conference, which will explore the intersection of faith, public safety, and gun ownership—offering insights on how Catholics can uphold both the right to self-defense and the call to be peacemakers in today's society   Previews A Holy People: Living the Scriptural and Social Teaching of Our Faith, a five-week Lenten formation series designed to help participants deepen their journey   Emphasizes the Church's mission to foster true belonging, ensuring every person is valued and supported—highlighting the From Inclusion to Belonging conference, which focuses on transition planning for individuals with disabilities   Offers words of encouragement in response to a heartfelt question about struggling with faith    Share your message of hope with Bishop Burbidge by leaving a voicemail:  703-778-9100

In this episode, we dive into the question that has often intrigued youth and new believers: Is there really a Heaven? Using the King James Version of the Bible as our guide, we explore the Scriptural evidence that assures us of the reality of Heaven. From Jesus' promises to the words of the apostle Paul, we look at key passages that paint a vivid picture of this place we are longing to go to.

This episode is sponsored by the FREE weight loss masterclass: https://www.healthyformypurpose.com/weight-loss-masterclass-opt-in-podcast. In this episode of the Healthy For My Purpose Podcast, you'll discover: 1. How plant-based foods align with God's original design for nourishment 2. Scriptural support for eating foods that heal 3. Science backing the power of whole plant foods to restore the bodyGet healthy recipes: https://danielsplate.com/You may also be interested in: https://youtu.be/MQD6YC9CaN8?si=6lJooNtFtOTFdSz3 About Sersie & Gigi Sersie Blue is a faith-based health coach and seminary graduate (MDiv in Counseling). Gigi Carter is a Certified Nutritionist (MS), Diplomate and Certified Lifestyle Medicine Professional through the American College of Lifestyle Medicine. These ladies are passionate about sharing the power of plant-based nutrition and faith.

The soul will live forever, but what about the body? Is there Scriptural evidence upholding a physical raising of the body? In this sermon titled “The Resurrection of the Body,” Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones expounds on a difficult topic by surveying the teaching of the Old and New Testament on the subject. As he demonstrates, the New Testament is clearer in its teaching regarding the resurrection. Nonetheless, the doctrine is present in the Old Testament as well. Some modern-day Christians are skeptical regarding the literal physical raising of bodies, but Dr. Lloyd-Jones draws attention to the hope that the writers of Scripture portrayed through their writings regarding the resurrection. While human bodies were sown in sin and weakness, he says, Christians will be raised in glory and power on the last day as they partake in the glories of Jesus. Indeed, the resurrection and redemption of the body is a part of salvation. This marks a distinction between Christianity and other religions; Christianity says the body will not be obliterated, but will be redeemed into glorious, incorruptible bodies that follow the nature of the resurrected Christ. And with these incorruptible bodies, they will glorify God as they worship Him without the marks of sin, disease, and death.

The soul will live forever, but what about the body? Is there Scriptural evidence upholding a physical raising of the body? In this sermon titled “The Resurrection of the Body,” Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones expounds on a difficult topic by surveying the teaching of the Old and New Testament on the subject. As he demonstrates, the New Testament is clearer in its teaching regarding the resurrection. Nonetheless, the doctrine is present in the Old Testament as well. Some modern-day Christians are skeptical regarding the literal physical raising of bodies, but Dr. Lloyd-Jones draws attention to the hope that the writers of Scripture portrayed through their writings regarding the resurrection. While human bodies were sown in sin and weakness, he says, Christians will be raised in glory and power on the last day as they partake in the glories of Jesus. Indeed, the resurrection and redemption of the body is a part of salvation. This marks a distinction between Christianity and other religions; Christianity says the body will not be obliterated, but will be redeemed into glorious, incorruptible bodies that follow the nature of the resurrected Christ. And with these incorruptible bodies, they will glorify God as they worship Him without the marks of sin, disease, and death. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/603/29

Consider these words describing the love our Heavenly Father has for us in this Scriptural meditation. We are deeply loved and cherished, children of the Most High God. What an honor it is to be thought of this way. Rest in these truths.Daylight Meditations is a daily podcast from CFO North America. Please visitCFONorthAmerica.org to learn more about our retreats, and online courses. If you are encouraged by this time of meditation, pleaseconsider supporting us.Contributors: Elizabeth Ames-McCrimmon, Michelle DeChant and Adam Maddock

Scripture-based positive affirmations will challenge your thinking to be more Christ-centered, Spirit-led, and Scripture-based. This will challenge and increase your faith in God.

What do we do? Scott and Bree agonized over how to relate to friends and family members who’d chosen unbiblical ways of life. As they studied the Scriptures and prayed, a path forward emerged: First, they reinforced their love for their friends and loved ones; second, they expressed what was true and good about them based on God’s good design; and third, they shared how they would lovingly interact with them based on Scriptural wisdom. In time, greater relational trust was built as Scott and Bree extended Christlike love. Hosea likely wondered how to relate to his wife—a woman whose chosen way of life didn’t honor God or him. God directed the prophet to “show your love to your wife again, though she is . . . an adulteress” (Hosea 3:1). The prophet evidently reinforced his love for her while also expressing what was right and true for them and their relationship before God (v. 3). His relationship with her symbolized God’s own challenge with rebellious ancient Israel. Though they’d chosen a wrong course, He provided a path forward, telling them His “love will know no bounds” (14:4 nlt) but to choose His ways for they “are right” (v. 9). As God provides wisdom and discernment, let’s continue to extend His love and truth to those who’ve chosen unbiblical ways of life. His example provides the path forward. How has God shown love and truth to you? How can you show God’s love and truth to those on unbiblical paths?

Did you know you can choose to rejoice?Sounds strange, doesn't it? But "rejoice always" is a command of Scripture, and like all commands, we can choose to do it whether we feel like it or not. Don't miss this point; it really is important. Our feelings are real, but we are not to be governed by them, nor are we at their mercy. Rather, we can acknowledge our feelings, evaluate them in light of Scriptural commands, and then choose a path of action . Join me for today's Daily Word & Prayer to learn more.Scripture Used in Today's MessagePhilippians 4:4If you've not read my book, Takin' it to Their Turf. request a copy on my website, www.CampusAmerica.com.You'll be inspired, encouraged, and learn plenty about evangelism and spiritual warfare through the 70+ stories I share of my campus evangelism expereinces.We send a copy to anyone who donates to our ministry, but if you can't do so, simply request a copy by sending us an email. Who do you know that needs to hear today's message? Go ahead and forward this to them, along with a prayer that God will use it in their life.To find Tom on Instagram, Facebook, TiKTok, and elsewhere, go to linktr.ee/tomthepreacher To support Tom Short Campus Ministries, click herehttps://www.tomthepreacher.com/support************ Do you want to have all your sins forgiven and know God personally? *********Check out my video "The Bridge Diagram" at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0Kjwrlind8&t=1sCheck out my website, www.TomthePreacher.com, to learn more about my ministry and sign up for my daily email. And make sure to request a copy of my book, Takin' it to Their Turf, when you visit my website.Check out my videos on this channel to learn how to answer tough questions challenging our faith.

Send us a textIn this episode of the Revelation Within On the Go podcast, Heidi and Christina explore the profound impact of biblical truths, revealing the unbreakable bond we share with God through Jesus' sacrifice. Reflecting on passages from Ephesians and Romans, they celebrate our secure identity in Christ and the peace granted by the Holy Spirit as a seal of promise. Addressing the deep-seated human fear of separation from God, they challenge misconceptions linked to sin and emotional struggles, such as eating disorders. Through personal stories and biblical insights, they highlight the difference between feelings and Scriptural truths, emphasizing the unshakable nature of God's love and grace. You are encouraged to renew your mind with God's promises, create a “God list” to reshape perceptions, and embrace your identity defined by Christ's love for a transformative relationship with God.  Support the showLearn more about our Revelation Within Community: https://www.revelationwithin.org

Wisdom. Most of us would say we possess some measure of it. And yet, we would probably all sign up for more, if it didn't prove so, well… elusive? Unattainable? Reserved for the “truly spiritual”?  What if our desire for wisdom led us to look for the right answers in the wrong places? What if wisdom was accessible to anyone who asks? Most importantly, how do we get this wisdom that is not of the world? Gospel Spice Ministries invite you to ponder the wisdom of the book of Proverbs through a Christocentric perspective over the next few weeks. We promise spiritual flavor explosions steeped in the biblical concepts of hope, faith, and joy in the Lord. Make sure to check out the optional-but-oh-so-helpful mini e-book to go along with the series at gospelspice.com/wisdom Every week, we invite you to meet a fictional character who teaches us much about God. Today, meet Lauren. Lauren is a talented interior designer, and she knows it. That's why she hates it when an outsider tries to teach her something in her field of expertise. It happened just recently again when Mary and Bob gave her advice on how to use color to accent a room. That conversation drove her crazy. She respectfully tuned out their poor advice while mentally listing superior alternatives, before sharing that list with them. She did them a favor—their silence was proof of approval. Or take the other day, when she was asked to volunteer to help clean the church kitchen after an event. That made her angry. Don't they know she has important things to do with her time, and better ways to use her gifts? For example, she recently met with this famous movie star and they really hit it off. She loves telling people how she, Lauren, gave sensible advice to this actress for her next role. See, she has more important things to do. She encourages her tendency to compare to others, in every area. She sees it as a competitive spirit. Comparison has been encouraged by her teachers and her parents as far as she can remember. She truly believes it's the path to personal growth—when you measure yourself up against others, and increasingly notice progress. Since comparing is a source of growth, she does others a favor by flaunting her latest success. She just lost 15 lbs and is letting everyone know. She would not mention the actual weight loss, but her tight-fitting clothes show the progress well enough. She has noticed the appreciative looks around her at the firm. She is proud to know she is inspiring them to try too. God knows some of them could use some weight loss too—take Sharon and Kim, for example. She got aggravated with that stupid Bill at work recently, who dared hint that she was judgmental. What a complete idiot. But here is the truth: if people don't have their act together, that's because either they're not trying hard enough, or they choose to rely on others rather than work hard. She makes a point of never asking anyone for help. What would they think? She prides herself on her humility. Take her house, for example. Considering her status and salary at the designing firm, she could afford a much bigger one. So, there. Plus, she is at church most Sundays. They should be grateful, because here's the honest truth: that church really is not half as good as it could be. Hum… maybe she will give the head pastor some much-needed advice next time she sees him. Our world is full of Laurens. Do you know one? She might never have heard a key Scriptural message from proverbs: God gives grace to the humble, but justice to the proud. Jesus Himself, in Matthew 7:1-2, warned us that we will be judged by the very standard we use to judge others. God won't even pull up the ten commandments; He will look at how we treated others, and that will be the basis of how He treats us. A sobering thought. Indeed, it is a terrifying thought, apart from the grace of God. Mark Twain famously said, “It's not the parts of the Bible I can't understand that bother me; it's the parts that I do understand.” The way I see it? Anything short of begging for grace is sheer folly. In our previous article and podcast episode, we focused on fear, and we saw that fear stems from a deflated view of God. Today, we see that pride stems from an inflated view of self. French is going to come to our help by showing us that bad pride always stems from comparison. In French, we have two words for your one English word “pride.” Orgueil (pronounced [ɔʁɡœj]) is always negative, and it is always pride in relation to someone else: it's comparing to others, and coming out on top. Conversely, fierté (pronounced [fjɛʁ.te]) is generally in relation to yourself. You are your own standard, and you measure improvement against yourself. It is much more positive. Orgueil and fierté  teach us that true pride is humble because it knows its limits and surrenders to God. The true glory of mankind is not to seek glory for ourselves—that is worldly pride. Humans are truly glorious when we seek to know God. Our purpose and identity are found, not in pridefully seeking to make ourselves equal to God, but in seeking to know God. Humble pride seeks not to be God, but to know Him. As believers, we have an awe-inspiring privilege: we are beckoned to enter the Throne Room boldly… on our knees. That is pride rooted in humility; it is God-dependence rooted in gratitude. When we approach the Throne to pray, for others and for ourselves, we nurture humility which, in turn, breeds gratitude and compassion. Pride cannot pray. Therefore, prayer is the antidote to our all-pervasive pride; prayer is both the soil and fruit of humility. You can't enter the Throne room without being captivated by the beauty of the Sovereign. His beauty is supremely displayed in the Son, the radiance of the Father's glory (Hebrews 1:3) cloaked in the humility of human flesh (Philippians 2:5). The Book of Proverbs highlights the wisdom that is from above: a crucified Lord, foolishness to the proud but salvation to the humble. Take a listen to the Gospel Spice Podcast, Episode 379, to further ponder the beauty of our Lord's humility. Make sure to check out the optional-but-oh-so-helpful mini e-book to go along with the series at gospelspice.com/wisdom We invite you to check out the first episode of each of our series, and decide which one you will want to start with. Go to gospelspice.com for more, and go especially to gospelspice.com/podcast to enjoy our guests! Interested in our blog? 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Christians can be confused about the role emotions and experiences should play in their faith. Is doctrine the only way through which one learns about God? In this sermon on the Baptism of the Spirit, Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones gives further thoughts and Scriptural exposition on the baptism of the Holy Spirit and on why it is a mistake to rely too much on either experiences or doctrine when thinking through this aspect of Christian faith. By pointing to the examples of Jesus's disciples, Dr. Lloyd-Jones teaches that Scripture presents instances of people who believed in Jesus Christ and were saved, yet had not been baptized or filled with the Holy Spirit. The evidence is added to by the fact that several well-known, established Christians have gone decades (in some cases) before being filled with the Spirit— this list includes men like Jonathan Edwards and D.L. Moody. Dr. Lloyd-Jones teaches that this baptism is available to all Christians, but that many are afraid of being overly-emotional and have cut out all emotion from their walk with Christ. This is an error that is not Scriptural. Those who believe in Christ have received eternal life as a gift— what could possibly cause more joy than that realization?

Christians can be confused about the role emotions and experiences should play in their faith. Is doctrine the only way through which one learns about God? In this sermon on the Baptism of the Spirit, Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones gives further thoughts and Scriptural exposition on the baptism of the Holy Spirit and on why it is a mistake to rely too much on either experiences or doctrine when thinking through this aspect of Christian faith. By pointing to the examples of Jesus's disciples, Dr. Lloyd-Jones teaches that Scripture presents instances of people who believed in Jesus Christ and were saved, yet had not been baptized or filled with the Holy Spirit. The evidence is added to by the fact that several well-known, established Christians have gone decades (in some cases) before being filled with the Spirit— this list includes men like Jonathan Edwards and D.L. Moody. Dr. Lloyd-Jones teaches that this baptism is available to all Christians, but that many are afraid of being overly-emotional and have cut out all emotion from their walk with Christ. This is an error that is not Scriptural. Those who believe in Christ have received eternal life as a gift— what could possibly cause more joy than that realization? To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/603/29

Mary welcomes back Paul Scharf of Friends of Israel Ministry, an organization with over 87 years of support for Israel. On this Valentine's Day, we talk about loving the things God loves with an everlasting love: Israel. What are some of the Scriptural points that tell us the what and why of God's care for Israel? Do we ever stop to realize all the ways God has blessed all nations through them, these "People of the Book"? Why does this even matter, and why do many churches not share God's heart for her, even though as new creatures we should have that love for Israel? We talk about dispensationalism, Gaza, Trump, hostages, Zionism, and more.  Paul is a church ministries representative for Friends of Israel based in Columbus, WI, and serving in the Midwest. He speaks regularly about Israel, Bible prophecy and many other topics in churches and Bible conferences all across the Midwest and around the country.   Stand Up For The Truth Videos: https://rumble.com/user/CTRNOnline & https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgQQSvKiMcglId7oGc5c46A

Questions Covered:  19:57 – How can we as Catholics rebuke Protestants using scripture to back up public prophecy? 29:06 – What is the Catholic understanding of the Deuterocanonical books? Why do we have them versus not? Are they on the same level of authority as the Gospels? 36:20 – Why doesn't Catholic apologetics draw from Scripture more often? 47:45 – My father says that we don't need priests. How do I enter a conversation with him again? Does the Bible support a current priesthood? …

Understanding the value and purpose of the limited resource called time; practical keys for maximizing our use of time (based on various Scriptural passages) To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1213/29

Understanding the value and purpose of the limited resource called time; practical keys for maximizing our use of time (based on various Scriptural passages) To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1213/29