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Andakterna den här veckan hålls av pastor Robert Eriksson från Betlehemskyrkan i Göteborg. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Ur andakten:Jag kan minnas tillfällen genom livet när jag i ett tryggt rum har vågat dela mina rädslor och misslyckanden, den ryggsäck med erfarenheter som har blivit min och som ibland kan vara tung att bära. Då har jag fått uppleva hur bördan har lyfts av. Stegen blir lättare. Andningen djupare. Och jag får lättare till både skratt och gråt. Varför? För att jag känner att jag mitt i allt är älskad, mitt i min brist och i allt som inte blev som jag hade önskat. Kanske har du upplevt detsamma?Text:Matt 3:16-17Musik:As For Us av Randy Ray med Fernando OrtegaProducent:Susanna Némethliv@sverigesradio.se

Text: Matt 21.1-11 Speaker: Coby Wilbanks Date: April 13, 2025

Idag i Andakten talar Gustav Ahlman, präst i Kristus Konungens katolska församling i Göteborg, om de tre fromhetsövningarna i den kristna fastetiden. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Ur andakten:I söndags firade vi första söndagen i fastan, då man traditionellt läser evangeliet om hur Jesus fastade 40 dagar i öknen och frestades av djävulen. Under fastetiden brukar kristna iaktta de tre fromhetsövningarna bön, fasta och allmosor, som kan kopplas till Jesu tid i öknen. Själv brukar jag under denna period försöka att äta mindre, avstå från kött och sötsaker, minimera användandet av Internet och i synnerhet sociala medier, ägna mer tid åt bön samt ge ett generöst bidrag till Kyrkans årliga fasteinsamling till förmån för behövande, säger Gustav Ahlman i dagens andakt. Text:Matt 4:1-111 Joh 2:16Musik:Miserere av Gregorio Allegri med Reid Gilje & Askøy Brass BandProducent:Susanna Némethliv@sverigesradio.se

Vid horisonten är det sällan skarpt och tydligt. För Pastor Joakim Hagerius från Equmeniakyrkan är det en påminnelse om att inte behöva ha hela bilden klar för sig men ändå våga ta några sökande steg. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Ur andakten:Första gången jag som tonåring skulle segla över Kattegatt från Sverige till Danmark frågade jag min morfar som varit till sjöss hela livet om råd: Sikta på Skagens fyr, sa han när vi kastade loss från Göteborgs norra skärgård och styrde västerut. Det är ett råd jag haft med mig sedan dess. När jag närmar mig land vet jag att det blir fler utmaningar, sjömärken, grund och båtar att hålla koll på. Men att sikta på något i horisonten och sedan ta sig en sjömil i taget är ett bra råd och räcker för att våga kasta loss.Det är en hållning som även gäller tron. På trettondagen läser vi om de österländska stjärntydarna i Matteusevangeliets inledning. De kom vandrande till Jerusalem och frågade runt: ”Var finns judarnas nyfödde kung? Vi har sett hans stjärna gå upp och kommer för att hylla honom.” Det är en fascinerande berättelse. Hur kunde de följa en stjärna på himmelen och med sådan precision hamna hos den heliga familjen i Betlehem?Text:Matt 2:2Musik:Revelation av Sergej Vojtenko med Viviane ChassotProducent:Susanna Némethliv@sverigesradio.se

This Christmas, we all stand at a crossroads, much like King Ahaz and Joseph did in their pivotal moments. In this powerful sermon, we explore the meaning of *Immanuel—God with us*—and how faith in Jesus can lift the crushing weight of anxiety, fear, and isolation. Join us as we celebrate the Savior who lifts every burden and reminds us this Christmas: *Are you with Him?* Text: Matt 1:18–25; Isaiah 7:10–17

Veckans andakter hålls av Albin Tanke, präst och psykoterapeut i Malmö. Temat för veckan är Att omdanas. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Ur andakten:Det finns nog få saker som är så viktiga som att låta hoppet leva i våra liv. Hoppet är livsgnista – och den bygger på en grundläggande, djup tillit som jag tror att vi alla bär på nånstans inom oss. Hoppet är inte enbart en gåva som räcks oss. Det finns också ett egenansvar i att försöka skapa hopp. Som Guds skapade medskapare har vi ansvar i världen att söka efter hoppet och hålla det vid liv så gott vi kan. Hoppet är alltså inte enbart något som kommer utifrån – vi är med och bygger det och är medansvariga för det och vi kan hjälpa varandra med hoppet.Text:Matt 28:20Musik:Pianosonat nr 16 av WA Mozart, Andante med Maria João PiresProducent:Susanna Némethliv@sverigesradio.se

Veckans andakter hålls av Albin Tanke, präst och psykoterapeut i Malmö. Temat för veckan är Att omdanas. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Ur andakten:På skrivbordet framför mig ligger alla mina prydliga ”att göra-listor”. De är mycket omsorgsfullt skrivna. Jag lägger ofta ganska mycket tid på att skriva dem. Men behöver vi egentligen skriva det som är allra viktigast på en ”komma ihåg-lapp”? Jag märker att mina ”att göra-listor” blir mer och mer översvallande. De börjar handla om större projekt, olika självförverkligande-idéer som nog egentligen handlar om något helt annat, en djupare önskan. Text:Matt 6:25-28, 31-34Musik:Pianosonat nr 16 av WA Mozart, Andante med Maria João PiresProducent:Susanna Némethliv@sverigesradio.se

Jesus was an immigrant. Have you ever thought about that? Shortly after His birth, an angel warned His father, Joseph that Herod was seeking to kill the infant Jesus and that they should flee to Egypt. So, in literally a life-and-death situation, Joseph quickly packed up his wife and young child and left his homeland for a place he'd never been before.  He doesn't know anyone there. He doesn't have a job. He doesn't know the language. But Joseph has no choice. He has to take care of his family. And love will take all sorts of risks when that's at stake.So it was that Jesus spent the early years of His life Jesus as an exile, a refugee, a stranger in a foreign land.  You have to wonder if Jesus had a special identification with the words from the Mosaic Law that say that God “loves the foreigners” and that His people should “love those who are foreigners, for you yourselves were foreigners in Egypt.” (Deut. 10:18-19)In the highly prejudiced, racially divided land in which He lived, how did Jesus relate to the marginalized? And what can we learn from His example?In the middle of Palestine lay the region of Samaria. Back then Samaritans were a racially mixed group that had come into being during the time of Israel's captivity. Crudely speaking, Samaritans were seen as “half-breeds,” and as such they were considered aliens and strangers in the land. To the “pure-blooded” Jews, these “border crossers” simply didn't belong.As often takes place when a group is marginalized, the Samaritans turned inward and stuck together. Over time they developed their own expression of the Jewish religion. Thus, they were seen as not only racially impure but religiously impure. As a result, they were despised social outcasts and to be avoided at all costs.  That's why the story in John 4 is so astounding. Jesus not only goes to Samaria, He encounters a woman there. And not just any woman. She was an outcast even among her own people. Ponder that for a moment.  Jesus was willing to challenge social norms and to be seen as being “soft on sin” in order to treat this woman with dignity and meet her deepest needs.  Why?  Because He recognized that she was a person made in the image of God and thus had great value. And because He did, a magnificent kingdom harvest was reaped as her friends and neighbors heard the Good News and believed.Jesus models for us a new and different way of looking at and relating to persons who are outside the circle of cultural acceptability…and that includes immigrants. There are Christians at our borders, brothers and sisters in Christ, who not unlike Joseph and Mary, have had to leave their homeland because of life and death issues.Their lives are in jeopardy either due to direct persecution or indirect starvation. And the question we must ask ourselves is, “What should be our attitude toward these fellow members of God's family?”There are also potential Christians at our borders. Men, women, and children who are loved by God but have yet to embrace or even hear of the hope that can be found in Jesus. We often speak about how we need to take the Good News of Christ to the world.  Well, guess what?  The world is coming to us and is not merely open but hungry for the gospel. Friends, is Jesus your merely Savior… or is He your Lord? And as your Lord, are you modeling your response to the marginalized after His? Text: Matt. 2:1-21; John 4:1-35Originally recorded on November 10, 2013, at Fellowship Missionary Church, Fort Wayne, IN 

Rev. John Bothof - Scripture: Matt. 16:13-20; 18:15-20; 1 Cor. 5:1-5; 2 Cor. 2:6-11 Text: Matt. 16:13-20; 18:15-20; 1 Cor. 5:1-5; 2 Cor. 2:6-11

Rev. John Bothof - Scripture: Matt. 3:11-17, 28:18-20; Acts 2:1-4, 38-39; Eph. 1:7-8; John 3:5-8; Titus 3:5 Text: Matt. 3:11-17, 28:18-20; Acts 2:1-4, 38-39; Eph. 1:7-8; John 3:5-8; Titus 3:5

Idag får vi möta Gunilla Ikponmwosa som arbetar med internationella frågor i Equmeniakyrkan. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Ur andakten:Genom mitt internationella arbete på Equmeniakyrkan så har jag förstått att det i Mellanöstern inte finns några områden där inte religion definierar dig på ett eller annat sätt. ALLT handlar om religion. Vilken religion dina föräldrar tillhör, vilken religion du själv tillhör, vem du gifter dig med, hur dina barn ärver, vilken utbildning och arbete du har möjlighet att få – ja, kort sagt ALLT definieras av vilken religion du tillhör.I Matteusevangeliets trettonde kapitel läser vi: ”Med himmelriket är det också som när en köpman söker efter fina pärlor. Om han hittar en dyrbar pärla går han och säljer allt han äger och köper den. ”När jag var liten så hade jag så svårt att förstå den här texten. Hur kan man sälja allt man äger bara för att man hittat en dyrbar pärla? Jag tyckte att det verkade lite dumdristigt. Man kan ju inte leva av en pärla? Eller?Text:Matt 13:45-46Musik:He is here med Jesus RaymondProducent:Susanna Némethliv@sverigesradio.se

Rev. John Bothof - Scripture: Matt. 3:11-17; 28:18-20; John 3:5-8; Rom. 6:3-7; Col. 2:11-14; Tit. 3:5 Text: Matt. 3:11-17; 28:18-20; John 3:5-8; Rom. 6:3-7; Col. 2:11-14; Tit. 3:5

Text Matt & Adam!On the latest Two for the Road: Movies with Matt and Adam, we take a look at two from independent film maker Hal Hartley. "Trust" (1990) is about a pregnant 17-year-old who gets together with a so-called dangerous man after they're both kicked out of their respective homes. "Simple Men" (1992) storyline has two brothers searching for their anarchist father after he escapes from jail. Next show:  B movies with  "The Little Shop of Horrors" (1960) and "Repo Man" (1984).Have your own recommendations? Contact the show:24theroadshow@gmail.com

Text Matt & Adam!We're back with the theme "the movie process". Many people consider "8 1/2" (1963) to be  Fellini's masterpiece. A movie director tries to figure out  his next project. What's a dream? What's real? Sometimes were not sure. "Black Bear" (2020)  stars Aubrey Plaza as woman film maker trying break her creative roadblock. The first thirty minutes of the film is a little slow, but the last hour is so good, that it makes the first part so much better. Definitely worth checking out.Next up, Matt introduces Adam to indie director Hal Hartley with "Trust" (1990) & "Simple Men" (1992).Have your own recommendations? Contact the show:24theroadshow@gmail.com

Topic: Victory of the cross •Text: Matt. 28:1-10 •Ministering; Rev. Mama Otobong Umoren

Text: Matt. 9:1-8Keywords: Forgiveness, Salvation, Grace

Stilla veckans andakter hålls av Liza L Lundkvist, präst i Svenska kyrkan i Umeå, sångerska, låtskrivare och poet. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. - Du dör idag. Jorden rämnar och himlen går itu. Hon som burit dig under sitt hjärta ser på och benen viker sig. Vännernas hjärtan brister. Men de står där. Smakar det brutna brödet. Själv är jag rädd. Jag vill ropa: lämna mig inte. Inte nu. Just när jag är dig på spåren. Just när jag börjat se dig. Just när jag anat hur kärlek smakar. Just när jag gläntat på verkligheten. Lämna mig inte nu. Jag vill helst gå förbi. Skaka det av mig.Text: Matt 27:31, 35, 39, 45-56 Musik: Anouar Brahem - Eté andalousDikt: RS Thomas - TillkommelseProducent Karin GrönbergSveriges Radio Västerbottenliv@sverigesradio.se

Stilla veckans andakter hålls av Liza L Lundkvist, präst i Svenska kyrkan i Umeå, sångerska, låtskrivare och poet. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. - Jag sätter mig vid hennes sida. Stolen har lutats bakåt, hon vilar mot en kudde och är inbäddad i tjocksockor och filt. Hon ler, svagt, men ändå. Hon ler. Snart ska allt vara över och timmarna och minuterna plockar vi som dyrbara diamanter, för vi vet att de aldrig kommer igen.Text: Matt 21:23-27, 23-37 och svPs 717Musik: Anouar Brahem - Le Voyage de SaharaProducent Karin GrönbergSveriges Radio Västerbottenliv@sverigesradio.se

Stilla veckans andakter hålls av Liza L Lundkvist, präst i Svenska kyrkan i Umeå, sångerska, låtskrivare och poet. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. - Du gick och natten kom, jag undrar så om det är natt hos dig. Mitt hjärta ligger öde som tempelgården, det är stilla nu. Jag går omkring bland trasighet och starka minnen, och sova kan jag inte, kanske kommer du.Text: Matt 21:12-17 och från svPs 717Musik: Anouar Brahem - Sur Le fleuveDikt: Sång - RS ThomasProducent Karin GrönbergSveriges Radio Västerbottenliv@sverigesradio.se

TOPIC: The Victory life. TEXT: Matt.3:13-17 MINISTERING: Rev. Mama Otobong Umoren

Text: Matt 18:1-20 Liturgical Date: Pentecost 15, Proper 18 ACalendar Date: September 10, 2023 Location: Saint Peter's Lutheran Church, Forestville, WI Preacher: Rev. Dr. Christopher D. Jackson

Text: Matt 16:13-20 Liturgical Date: Pentecost 13, Proper 16 A Calendar Date: August 27, 2023 Location: Saint Peter's Lutheran Church, Forestville, WI Preacher: Rev. Dr. Christopher D. Jackson

Text: Matt 16:21-28; Liturgical Date: Pentecost 14, Proper 17 A Calendar Date: September 3, 2023 Location: Saint Peter's Lutheran Church, Forestville, WI Preacher: Rev. Dr. Christopher D. Jackson

Text: Matt 18:21-35 Liturgical Date: 16th Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 19) Calendar Date: September 17, 2023 Location: Saint Peter's Lutheran Church, Forestville, WI Preacher: Rev. Dr. Christopher D. Jackson

Topic: The Love of God is comparative Text: Matt 22:35-40, Rom 8:35Ministering: Apostle Emmanuel Iren

Text: Matt 6v9-13 Jesus teaches us how to pray by giving us a model prayer.  How do we use this prayer today?  Taught by Steve Marshman

Easter is Over, Now What? Text: Matt. 28:18-20 Opening Statement: It's clear from all four Gospels that, after His Resurrection, Jesus is single-minded on His mission to share the good news throughout the world. Jesus fulfilled the earth-bound portion of His mission. It would soon be time for His followers to fulfill their part in the mission to take the Gospel to the nations. That was then, and this is now! The Great Commission still stands! God still expects His people to take His message to a lost world so that they might hear the wonderful words of life. I) WE HAVE A DIVINE MANDATE (v. 19) The mandate of The Great Commission is to “Go”. There are two ways we can do this. 1) It involves our Lifestyle (Matt. 5:13-16) Like salt, our life should create a thirst in people for the Lord. If He is the focus of our lives, men will see Him lived out through our lives, day by day! 2) It involves our Lips We are told to “teach”. That word has the idea of “making disciples or to instruct”. It is not enough to just show it, we must also say it! II) WE HAVE A DIVINE MESSAGE (v. 20) Jesus tells His followers to share a specific message: “…to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you…” As we go and as we tell the world about Jesus, the message we are to share is very clear. We are to share the Gospel. There is no other message that God will use to draw the sinner to Himself and there is no other message He will use to save lost souls! III) WE HAVE A DIVINE MISSION (v. 19) He tells us that we are to “Go…and teach all nations”. He is telling us very clearly that our mission is to every person in the world. If they are sinners, they are candidates to hear the message of the cross. If they are lost, they need a Savior. If they do not know Him, they need to, and we have been authorized and commanded to reach them! IV) WE HAVE A DIVINE MENTOR (v. 20) Jesus doesn't send us in to the lost world without any resources. 1) We Are Promised His Presence When you are standing there sharing the Gospel with that friend, that family member, even that total stranger, the Lord Himself is right there with you. You will never share the Gospel alone if you are a child of God! 2) We are Promised His Power The Spirit of God will take our efforts and He will use the words we share to convict the hearts of the lost. In Closing: The question we need to ask, and answer is, has “The Great Commission” become “The Great Omission” in your life and mine? Are we as a church doing everything we can to find inroads of outreach into the world around us? Or are we sitting back watching the world around us slip into Hell?

Following Jesus means orienting our lives to the reality of the resurrection. The resurrection gives us the assurance and the invitation to proclaim the Kingdom of God among us, here and now. Text: Matt 28:1-10 (NET) You can find out more about us at our website www.gracechurchnwa.org It is a priority for us at Grace Church NWA to make LGBTQIA+, all ethnicities and races, those with disabilities, and other marginalized people groups feel accepted, included, and valuable to the life of our community!

Text: Matt 4:1-11; Liturgical Date: Lent 1; Calendar Date: February 2, 2023; Preacher: Rev. Dr. Christopher D. Jackson; Location: St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Forestville, WI

Text: Matt 17:1-9; Liturgical Date: Feast of the Transfiguration; Calendar Date: February 19, 2023; Preacher: Rev. Dr. Christopher D. Jackson; Location: St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Forestville, WI

Text: Matt 5:13-20; Liturgical Date: Epiphany 5; Calendar Date: February 5, 2023; Preacher: Rev. Dr. Christopher D. Jackson: Location: St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Forestville, WI

Daniel Johansson genomgår den alternativa predikotexten (Matt 13:31-33) för Kyndelsmässodagen. Kortfattad introduktion till grundtextens betydelse, till översättnings- och tolkningssvårigheter, till hur texten faller in i evangeliets snävare och vidare kontext, och till hur texten knyter an till den gammaltestamentliga bakgrunden.

Söndagens gudstjänst sänds från Immanuelskyrkan i Malmö, som är stadens äldsta frikyrka. Pastor Niclas Ljung predikar. "Vill vi veta hur Gud är så låt oss se på Jesus. Jesus han kan förvandla liv, Jesus han är stormens överman." Ur predikan.Text:Matt: 9:35-38Apg: 1:8Medverkande:Kim Brynte, pastorNiclas Ljung, pastorAndreas Almlöf, gitarr, sångFredrik Lidberg, gitarr, cajun, sångLucas Holm, basIsak Ljung, pianoClara Waldenvik, Julia Brynte och Sarah Sjövall, sångSara Sätterman, textläsningMaryam Jahanshari och Zia Rahmibe, förbönJonas Helgesson och Emma Axklo, vittnesbörd.Musik:VillkorslösHerre vi vill ge dig äraUpphöj JesusDet går en väg mot framtidenStormens övermanI din närvaroVälsignelsenVilken otrolig nådTekniker: Kristoffer Hjälmberg och Victor TjernellProducent Ingrid ElfstråhleSveriges Radioliv@sverigesradio.se

Pastor Andy Cass Why does Jesus talk about money and wealth so much? Let's tackle and consider what Jesus says in his parable about the treasure in the field. TEXT: Matt 13:44-46 NOTES: What would stop you from doing what these people did in the text? “The greatest investments risks that I have taken were first challenged by my greatest fears” "Calculated risks are possible because of calculated trust built upon passing calculated test with the father in heaven." "God can help you do more with your 90, than you can do for yourself with your 100."

Click here to join the member exclusive portion of my show: https://utm.io/ueSEm Today on the Matt Walsh Show, another deadly TikTok trend once again highlights the danger that social media poses to children. When are we finally going to take action to protect kids from the insanely destructive effects of the internet and social media? Also, Elon Musk releases documentation proving that the Hunter Biden laptop story was suppressed at the behest of Democrat operatives. Plus, religious liberty is back on trial at the Supreme Court. The Left invents an insane conspiracy theory to explain a power outage in North Carolina. In our daily cancellation, what exactly is a "dink" and why are they being canceled?- - - DailyWire+: Become a DailyWire+ member for 30% off using code HOLIDAY at checkout: https://bit.ly/3dQINt0   Represent the Sweet Baby Gang by shopping my merch here: https://bit.ly/3EbNwyj  - - - Today's Sponsors:Echelon Fitness - Get a free bike or rowing machine when you sign up for a 24-month membership. Text MATT to 81818.Exodus90 - Is it time for your Exodus? Find resources to prepare at https://exodus90.com/walsh.PragerU - Join Club5: https://donate.prageru.com/give/431495/#!/donation/checkout?c_src=podcast&c_src2=DW- - -Socials:Follow on Twitter: https://bit.ly/3Rv1VeF Follow on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3KZC3oA Follow on Facebook: https://bit.ly/3eBKjiA Subscribe on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3RQp4rs  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Click here to join the member exclusive portion of my show: https://utm.io/ueSEm  Today on the Matt Walsh Show, another deadly TikTok trend once again highlights the danger that social media poses to children. When are we finally going to take action to protect kids from the insanely destructive effects of the internet and social media? Also, Elon Musk releases documentation proving that the Hunter Biden laptop story was suppressed at the behest of Democrat operatives. Plus, religious liberty is back on trial at the Supreme Court. The Left invents an insane conspiracy theory to explain a power outage in North Carolina. In our daily cancellation, what exactly is a "dink" and why are they being canceled? - - -  DailyWire+:   Become a DailyWire+ member for 30% off using code HOLIDAY at checkout: https://bit.ly/3dQINt0     Represent the Sweet Baby Gang by shopping my merch here: https://bit.ly/3EbNwyj   - - -  Today's Sponsors: Echelon Fitness - Get a free bike or rowing machine when you sign up for a 24-month membership. Text MATT to 81818. Exodus90 - Is it time for your Exodus? Find resources to prepare at https://exodus90.com/walsh. PragerU - Join Club5: https://donate.prageru.com/give/431495/#!/donation/checkout?c_src=podcast&c_src2=DW - - - Socials: Follow on Twitter: https://bit.ly/3Rv1VeF  Follow on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3KZC3oA  Follow on Facebook: https://bit.ly/3eBKjiA  Subscribe on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3RQp4rs  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Click here to join the member exclusive portion of my show: https://utm.io/ueSEm  Today on the Matt Walsh Show, California's creepiest groomer politician pulls a Jussie Smollett. And it's perhaps the dumbest and most blatant hoax of all time. Also, speaking of creepy groomers, Biden's BDSM dog fetishist energy official gets put on administrative leave. A new film pushing gender ideology on children is sponsored by pharmaceutical companies. I wonder why? I am persecuted by the audience despite having fairly fulfilled the terms of my anime deal. And director James Cameron warns that testosterone is a "poison" that must be purged out of men. - - -  DailyWire+:   Become a DailyWire+ member to access the entire DailyWire+ content catalog including my documentary “What Is A Woman?”: https://bit.ly/3dQINt0     Represent the Sweet Baby Gang by shopping my merch here: https://bit.ly/3EbNwyj    Get 30% off ALL Jeremy's Razors products at https://www.jeremysrazors.com/   - - -  Today's Sponsors: 40 Days for Life - Check out 40 Days for Life – locations, podcast, and free magazine: https://www.40daysforlife.com/en/ Echelon Fitness - Get a free bike or rowing machine when you sign up for a 24-month membership. Text MATT to 81818. Good Ranchers - Use code "WALSH" at checkout and get $35 off your order: https://www.goodranchers.com/walsh - - - Socials: Follow on Twitter: https://bit.ly/3Rv1VeF  Follow on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3KZC3oA  Follow on Facebook: https://bit.ly/3eBKjiA  Subscribe on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3RQp4rs  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Click here to join the member exclusive portion of my show: https://utm.io/ueSEm Today on the Matt Walsh Show, California's creepiest groomer politician pulls a Jussie Smollett. And it's perhaps the dumbest and most blatant hoax of all time. Also, speaking of creepy groomers, Biden's BDSM dog fetishist energy official gets put on administrative leave. A new film pushing gender ideology on children is sponsored by pharmaceutical companies. I wonder why? I am persecuted by the audience despite having fairly fulfilled the terms of my anime deal. And director James Cameron warns that testosterone is a "poison" that must be purged out of men.- - - DailyWire+: Become a DailyWire+ member to access the entire DailyWire+ content catalog including my documentary “What Is A Woman?”: https://bit.ly/3dQINt0   Represent the Sweet Baby Gang by shopping my merch here: https://bit.ly/3EbNwyj  Get 30% off ALL Jeremy's Razors products at https://www.jeremysrazors.com/  - - - Today's Sponsors:40 Days for Life - Check out 40 Days for Life – locations, podcast, and free magazine: https://www.40daysforlife.com/en/Echelon Fitness - Get a free bike or rowing machine when you sign up for a 24-month membership. Text MATT to 81818.Good Ranchers - Use code "WALSH" at checkout and get $35 off your order: https://www.goodranchers.com/walsh- - -Socials:Follow on Twitter: https://bit.ly/3Rv1VeF Follow on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3KZC3oA Follow on Facebook: https://bit.ly/3eBKjiA Subscribe on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3RQp4rs  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Text: Matt 19:4-6, Eph 5: 18-30 Big Idea: The “what” and “how” of a Christian marriage.

Gospel installment- 09-08-2022-Title -s- - 1..Jesus, the Passover and the cross.. 2..What did Jesus accomplish on the cross---Text- Matt 27-1..Continuation of Exodus 12 teaching BSGCC -133-2..Jesus died on the Passover as the Passover Lamb.-3..Two fundamental things happened that had cause and effect.-4..The Lamb died and the people were set free from their slavery..-5..In fulfillment Jesus came to usher in the Exodus and preached the cause and effect with Barabbas..-6..Barabbas was set free because God brought him a ransom..-7..When you have found the God given ransom you have to go home, you have to be set free.-8..Jesus continued to preach WITH Simon the Cyrene.. His blood was on Simon the Cyrene as he carried the cross of Christ, the blood of the Passover.. The blood that God sees.-9..Jesus continued with His sermon and justified the thief on the cross. NO ONE GOES TO HEAVEN who is not justified by Jesus..-10..Jesus capped His ministry with the soldiers who got His expensive robe of righteousness. THAT WAS PREACHING WHAT HE ACCOMPLISHED ON THE CROSS. BY HIS BLOOD HE DIVIDED HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS TO ALL THE ELECT..

Gospel installment- 09-08-2022-Title -s- - 1..Jesus, the Passover and the cross.. 2..What did Jesus accomplish on the cross--Text- Matt 27-1..Continuation of Exodus 12 teaching BSGCC -133-2..Jesus died on the Passover as the Passover Lamb.-3..Two fundamental things happened that had cause and effect.-4..The Lamb died and the people were set free from their slavery..-5..In fulfillment Jesus came to usher in the Exodus and preached the cause and effect with Barabbas..-6..Barabbas was set free because God brought him a ransom..-7..When you have found the God given ransom you have to go home, you have to be set free.-8..Jesus continued to preach WITH Simon the Cyrene.. His blood was on Simon the Cyrene as he carried the cross of Christ, the blood of the Passover.. The blood that God sees.-9..Jesus continued with His sermon and justified the thief on the cross. NO ONE GOES TO HEAVEN who is not justified by Jesus..-10..Jesus capped His ministry with the soldiers who got His expensive robe of righteousness. THAT WAS PREACHING WHAT HE ACCOMPLISHED ON THE CROSS. BY HIS BLOOD HE DIVIDED HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS TO ALL THE ELECT..

Gospel installment- 09-08-2022-Title -s- - 1..Jesus, the Passover and the cross.. 2..What did Jesus accomplish on the cross---Text- Matt 27-1..Continuation of Exodus 12 teaching BSGCC -133-2..Jesus died on the Passover as the Passover Lamb.-3..Two fundamental things happened that had cause and effect.-4..The Lamb died and the people were set free from their slavery..-5..In fulfillment Jesus came to usher in the Exodus and preached the cause and effect with Barabbas..-6..Barabbas was set free because God brought him a ransom..-7..When you have found the God given ransom you have to go home, you have to be set free.-8..Jesus continued to preach WITH Simon the Cyrene.. His blood was on Simon the Cyrene as he carried the cross of Christ, the blood of the Passover.. The blood that God sees.-9..Jesus continued with His sermon and justified the thief on the cross. NO ONE GOES TO HEAVEN who is not justified by Jesus..-10..Jesus capped His ministry with the soldiers who got His expensive robe of righteousness. THAT WAS PREACHING WHAT HE ACCOMPLISHED ON THE CROSS. BY HIS BLOOD HE DIVIDED HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS TO ALL THE ELECT..

Gospel installment: 09/08/2022Title (s) : 1..Jesus, the Passover and the cross.. 2..What did Jesus accomplish on the cross?Text: Matt 271..Continuation of Exodus 12 teaching BSGCC #1332..Jesus died on the Passover as the Passover Lamb.3..Two fundamental things happened that had cause and effect.4..The Lamb died and the people were set free from their slavery..5..In fulfillment Jesus came to usher in the Exodus and preached the cause and effect with Barabbas..6..Barabbas was set free because God brought him a ransom..7..When you have found the God given ransom you have to go home, you have to be set free.8..Jesus continued to preach WITH Simon the Cyrene.. His blood was on Simon the Cyrene as he carried the cross of Christ, the blood of the Passover.. The blood that God sees.9..Jesus continued with His sermon and justified the thief on the cross. NO ONE GOES TO HEAVEN who is not justified by Jesus..10..Jesus capped His ministry with the soldiers who got His expensive robe of righteousness. THAT WAS PREACHING WHAT HE ACCOMPLISHED ON THE CROSS. BY HIS BLOOD HE DIVIDED HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS TO ALL THE ELECT..

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Three times in the Christmas narrative, angels appear to people bringing what would seem to be news of hope and promise. But each time they begin their tidings with these words: Don't be afraid.It happened to Mary, to Joseph, and to the shepherds.So, for this Christmas message, I'd like us to consider each of these characters and ask these questions:1.     What was it they might have been afraid of?2.     What steps did they have to take to overcome that fear?3.     What did they gain for having taken those steps?Let's start by looking at Mary. Mary was probably no more than 14 or 15 years old. Now here comes this angel telling her that she will become pregnant through the direct power of the Holy Spirit and give birth to a son.  Can you imagine the fear she must have felt?The fear for her reputation. The fear of the responsibility of motherhood. Coupled with those is the fear of giving birth to and caring for the Son of God.  All of these seem to come under one heading. Mary's fear: “It's too big for me.”  You and I also face “Mary moments” - when you're asked to respond to God's request to do something that seems well beyond you.  Fear warns us of all the bad things that might happen if we say “Yes” to God.  Then there's Joseph.Joseph was a skilled laborer with a solid reputation.  Probably quite a bit older than Mary, he had an established business and was known in the town as a “righteous man. What might Joseph have been afraid of when the angel said: “Do not be afraid to take Mary home as your wife…”?   Joseph's fear: “What will others think?” Perhaps you can identify with Joseph's fear.  “If I do what God is asking of me, what will others think?”   Finally, let's look at the shepherds.Certainly, being confronted by a host of angelic beings is enough to terrify anyone! But I think their fear goes beyond that. The shepherds' fear: “Things will never change.”You have to understand who the shepherds were. They weren't the cute bath-robed figures in our nativity scenes. They were considered outcasts of society. They were poor, transient, uneducated, and looked down upon by nearly everyone.  In giving them the message first, God was making a profound point. This good news that a Savior has come isn't just for the religious, or wealthy, or educated.  This Good News message is for folks who have lived lives of rejection.Each of these people – Mary, Joseph, and the shepherds – received an offer from the angelic messenger.  Each of them experienced fear.  And each of them took the same steps.Surrender – They chose to lay down their former way of thinking.  They stopped giving in to the lies.Trust – They took God at His Word.  Obey – Each one of them took a step.  As with them, so with us.  We won't lack for fear; but we can take steps of surrender, trust, and obedience.  And as we do, we will discover:the thrill of a deeper, more fulfilling life the privilege of participating in God's redemptive work.  the peace that God really is with us.and the joy that fear does not have to have the last word.   Text: Matt. 1:18-21; Luke 1:26-33; Luke 2:8-10Originally recorded December 22, 2013, at Fellowship Missionary Church, Fort Wayne, IN.

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From the beginning of time, God set a rhythm into motion. A rhythm of rest and work that He knew would bring greater joy and fruitfulness for His creation. Then He modeled that rhythm for us so we could imitate Him. Six days of work and one day of rest. We call that day of rest “Sabbath,” and it is the first thing in the Bible to be called “holy.” Literally, set apart as special. In fact, God mandated this day of rest in the Ten Commandments when He said, “Remember the Sabbath and keep it holy.” What if we recognized that we were hardwired by our Creator to live with this rhythm between work and rest?  What if we saw this rhythm as truly sacred – that as with other aspects of our discipleship we were really expected to honor it?  And what if we understood that in violating those rhythms we would pay dearly?  When we honor this call to rest, we mimic God so we'll remember that we're not God. Our failure to take this seriously, our refusal to stop usually stems from getting this exactly backward.  We don't dare imitate God's own rest because we are too busy trying to be God.I may proclaim faith in One who has all things under control, but my actions would seem to say that I believe it all depends on me.  And that being the case, I can't step away from work to rest. So, let me invite you to some holy imagination.  Can you imagine one day a week where you say, “This day is my gift from God? On this day it is not my job to fix the world.  It's my opportunity to rest, reflect, and rejoice.”    GETTING IN RHYTHM1.     What is it about this idea of living a life of sacred rhythms between work and rest that resonates with you? Why?2.     What is it about this idea of living a life of sacred rhythms that frustrates you?  Why?3.     What do you think God's heart is for you regarding this?4.      What do you think God might be saying to you about this?5.     What do you think God might have you do? Text: Matt.11:28-30; Gen. 1:28, 2:2-3Originally recorded June 8, 2014, at Fellowship Missionary Church, Fort Wayne, IN.