Podcasts about Testament

Bible reading from Ezekiel 8 (EHV)

Bible reading from Ezekiel 6 - 7 (EHV)

May 20, 2022 – Will Jesus judge me? John 12:20 – 50 Will Jesus judge me if I follow him? Let's find out together as we read the end of John 12. When you finish, commit yourself to obeying his truth.

In this season of Easter, Benson & Sean are jumping back into the Old Testament to explore the story of Joshua. A leader who served under Moses and then was handed the leadership, Joshua is perhaps one of the most overlooked heroes of Scripture. And he accomplished much of what he did by keeping it incredibly simple. How did he do that? What lessons can we learn from his leadership? Join us for this series as we explore that and more.

Bible reading from Ezekiel 3:22 - 5:17 (EHV)

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May 19, 2022 – How can we prepare for Jesus' second coming? Matthew 24:37 – 25:46 There's so much talk about Jesus' second coming. How can we prepare for it? Let's find out together as we read what Jesus said about his own second coming in Matthew 25.

In this season of Easter, Benson & Sean are jumping back into the Old Testament to explore the story of Joshua. A leader who served under Moses and then was handed the leadership, Joshua is perhaps one of the most overlooked heroes of Scripture. And he accomplished much of what he did by keeping it incredibly simple. How did he do that? What lessons can we learn from his leadership? Join us for this series as we explore that and more.

Bible reading from Ezekiel 2:1 - 3:21 (EHV)

Who or what is the "Anti-christ"? Listen in as we talk about this very difficult subject as well as many others that can be found in 1 John chapter 2. 1_john_2.2.mp3File Size: 61921 kbFile Type: mp3Download File 1_john_2.15-29.pdfFile Size: 20 kbFile Type: pdfDownload File [...]

4 Jerusalem war sehr groß, doch es lebten erst wenige Menschen dort, und die zerstörten Häuser waren noch nicht wieder aufgebaut. 5 Da gab Gott mir in den Sinn, eine Versammlung der führenden Männer und des ganzen Volkes einzuberufen, um ein Verzeichnis der Sippen anzulegen. Dabei fand ich die Schriftrolle mit dem Verzeichnis der ersten Judäer, die […]

May 18, 2022 – Can we trust God? Psalms 57 – 60 Can we truly trust God? Let's find out together as we study Psalms 57 to 60. When you finish, ask yourself where God has worked in your life to build your trust in him.

In this season of Easter, Benson & Sean are jumping back into the Old Testament to explore the story of Joshua. A leader who served under Moses and then was handed the leadership, Joshua is perhaps one of the most overlooked heroes of Scripture. And he accomplished much of what he did by keeping it incredibly simple. How did he do that? What lessons can we learn from his leadership? Join us for this series as we explore that and more.

Bible reading from Ezekiel 1 (EHV)

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1 Als die Stadtmauer wieder ganz aufgebaut war, ließ ich die Torflügel einsetzen. Dann bestimmte ich einige Männer zu Torwächtern am Tempel und wies den Sängern und Leviten ihren Dienst zu. 2 Zu Befehlshabern über Jerusalem ernannte ich meinen Bruder Hanani sowie Hananja, den Kommandanten der Festung. Hananja war ein zuverlässiger Mann und ging den anderen in […]

"The Treader in the Dust" is a short story by American author Clark Ashton Smith. The story introduces Quachil Uttaus and the Testament of Carnamagos to the Cthulhu Mythos, in relation to the tale of an unnamed character who obtains the forbidden tome from a sinister book-seller.

While Alex is out on the road with Testament on the Bay Strikes Back Tour, we thought we'd take you on a journey back to the early days of Moods & Modes. This week, we're featuring Episode 2: Carnatic Crash Course with guest Guitar Prasanna.In episode 2, Alex welcomes musician Prasanna, a pioneer in performing Carnatic music on the guitar. In conversation with Alex, Prasanna breaks down his unique style and the musical inspirations behind it, which include Blackmore, Coltrane, and Steely Dan, to name a few. Because he's also an educator, Prasanna demonstrates some of the techniques he uses and explains the musical vocabulary behind the music he performs. This episode was recorded in person and you'll hear Prasanna and Alex play some music throughout the episode.A pioneer in performing Carnatic music on the guitar—as well as skilled in playing and composing in genres such as jazz, progressive rock, and world fusion music—Prasanna graduated magna cum laude from Berklee in 1999. An entrepreneurial visionary in the business of creative music and education, Prasanna was voted among the top 50 creative Indians by Open Magazine. Prasanna, who holds a degree in engineering from Indian Institute of Technology, worked as a software engineer before coming to Berklee to pursue music.Stay tuned for upcoming Best Of episodes, including a tribute to Peter Green (of Fleetwood Mac) Part 1 (5/24) and Part 2 (5/31).Moods & Modes is presented by Osiris Media. Hosted and Produced by Alex Skolnick. Osiris Production by Kirsten Cluthe and Brad Stratton. Editing and mixing by Matt Dwyer. Music by Alex Skolnick. Artwork by Mark Dowd. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

May 17, 2022 – What is the greatest commandment? Deuteronomy 5 - 6 What is the most important commandment? Let's find out together as we study Deuteronomy 5 and 6.

In this season of Easter, Benson & Sean are jumping back into the Old Testament to explore the story of Joshua. A leader who served under Moses and then was handed the leadership, Joshua is perhaps one of the most overlooked heroes of Scripture. And he accomplished much of what he did by keeping it incredibly simple. How did he do that? What lessons can we learn from his leadership? Join us for this series as we explore that and more.

Podcast: Light on Life Season 9 Episode 20. In the book of Ephesians and several other places in the Bible, the Word of God alludes to the fact that there are prisons in the heart of the earth. Paul, speaking by the Spirit of God, calls these places the lower regions. Today’s question is just who exactly is in these lower regions? We […] The post What Jesus Teaches about Who Is Locked Away in the Lower Regions appeared first on emeryhorvath.com. Related posts: What is the Value of God’s Ministry Grace Gifts to Us? Why Renewing the Mind is Important for Soul Development [Encore Podcast] #S4-043: Prophetic End-Times: What You Need to Know [Podcast]

Bible reading from Philippians 4 (EHV)

15 Die Mauer wurde nach 52 Tagen, am 25. Tag des Monats Elul, fertig. 16 Als unsere Feinde aus den Völkern ringsum das hörten, bekamen sie Angst und verloren allen Mut. Denn sie erkannten, dass unser Gott uns geholfen hatte. 17 Während dieser ganzen Zeit hatten einige einflussreiche Männer aus Juda ständig an Tobija geschrieben und auch Briefe […]

In this season of Easter, Benson & Sean are jumping back into the Old Testament to explore the story of Joshua. A leader who served under Moses and then was handed the leadership, Joshua is perhaps one of the most overlooked heroes of Scripture. And he accomplished much of what he did by keeping it incredibly simple. How did he do that? What lessons can we learn from his leadership? Join us for this series as we explore that and more.

We finish up the second set of the 36 Questions That Lead to Love so we'll start the third and final set next week. We also tackle chapter 2 of The Making of Biblical Womanhood by Beth Allison Barr which discusses Paul's writings involving women in the church.

May 16, 2022 – Why is there so much detail in the Old Testament? Deuteronomy 4 Why do the first five books have so much detail about where Israel went and what they did? Is it really that important? Let's find out together as we study Deuteronomy 4. When you finish, look back at your own life and ask, “Where did I see God work in my life?”

Bible reading from Philippians 3:12-21 (EHV)

10 Eines Tages besuchte ich Schemaja, den Sohn von Delaja und Enkel von Mehetabel, denn er konnte nicht zu mir kommen. Er sagte zu mir: »Wir müssen uns im inneren Raum des Tempels treffen und die Türen fest verschließen, sie wollen dich nämlich umbringen – noch heute Nacht!« 11 Ich entgegnete: »Ein Mann wie ich läuft nicht […]

Running away is easy. Getting away is hard.

The two biggest Testament fans on Earth, Max Barber (Lavaborne, Charonyx, Inferno Sunn) and myself, chatting about another record in the band's lineup! The Ritual turns 30 years old today. We wholeheartedly consider this a vastly underrated record with some sleeper tracks that you need to check out if you haven't done so. If you're familiar with it, what's your favorite off this album?

Bible reading from Philippians 3:1-11 (EHV)

In this old talk with a dear friend, reposting from the archives from August 2009, Graham and Joel cover religion and ethics and Graham's formative ethical and philosophical development, including the history of reigion and the philosophy of religion, explosure to the Koran, Bhagavad Gita, and the old and new Testament. Graham and Joel continue to explore how to inform oneself with moral awareness, the relation of religion and law, morality found in children and primates, religion and science and the human condition. Essentially, Part 1 of this talk explores is religion necessary? Biography of Graham Sears, born in Buffalo, New York in 1953. His education includes The Nichols School and Liberal Arts at Hobart College, then the University of Buffalo. In 1984 and 1985 studied at the School of Fine Arts in Paris and have been working artist for 25 years. His work is shown in New York City (Robert Steele) and museums across the United States. Graham is a serious student of philosophy, science the history of ideas and the history of expression. Personally, Graham rejected utterly his Christian upbringing beginning around age of 12. He writes "Haunted by great poetry, music and literature. Life is beautiful, people are beautiful, love is beautiful. Religion is a tragic sexist delusion more responsible for human misfortune than any other single cause, it is niether the source of truth about man, origins or morality nor is it justifiable as a source of comfort despite its' factual absurdity it is in short completely unneccesary and dehumanizing..."

What is our inheritance from God and what does the Lord's Supper have to do with it? Dig into Luke 15 and Matthew 26.

Bible reading from Philippians 2:19-30 (EHV)

In this season of Easter, Benson & Sean are jumping back into the Old Testament to explore the story of Joshua. A leader who served under Moses and then was handed the leadership, Joshua is perhaps one of the most overlooked heroes of Scripture. And he accomplished much of what he did by keeping it incredibly simple. How did he do that? What lessons can we learn from his leadership? Join us for this series as we explore that and more.

Bible reading from Philippians 1:27 - 2:18 (EHV)

In this season of Easter, Benson & Sean are jumping back into the Old Testament to explore the story of Joshua. A leader who served under Moses and then was handed the leadership, Joshua is perhaps one of the most overlooked heroes of Scripture. And he accomplished much of what he did by keeping it incredibly simple. How did he do that? What lessons can we learn from his leadership? Join us for this series as we explore that and more.

Bible reading from Philippians 1:12-26 (EHV)