Podcasts about using deuteronomy

This sermon explores how to remain dependent on God during seasons of blessing. Using Deuteronomy 8, the speaker urges listeners to remember God's faithfulness, resist pride and amnesia in prosperity, and 'move slow' to enjoy and steward God's gifts with gratitude.

Audio reading: Num 23:16-30, 1 Chron 19:1-21-30, Rom 2:25-3:8, Psalm 11:1-7, Prov 19:10-11 In this episode we unpack Romans 2:29 and explore what Paul means by a "circumcised heart." Using Deuteronomy, Ezekiel, and other Scriptures, we explain how true circumcision is a spiritual change produced by God's Spirit, how to receive that heart-change, and what it looks like to seek praise from God rather than people. Listen as we trace the biblical background, offer practical application for repentance and surrender, and pray for a heart transformed to follow Christ. Whether you're looking to deepen your relationship with Jesus or stay consistent in your daily listening to Bible devotions, this podcast offers insightful reflections and an engaging walk through the Bible. Connect With Us - Website: https://1yearAudioBiblePodcast.com   Spotify: Https://Open.Spotify.Com/Show/7zuyulxhnkthbgmnxu6q5t Apple Podcasts: Https://Podcasts.Apple.Com/Us/Podcast/1-Year-Audio-Bible-Podcast/Id1562405086 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@1YearAudioBiblePodcast Podbean: https://bridgeconnector.podbean.com/  

Using Deuteronomy 6:1-12 bolstered by personal testimony and statistics, Ron encourages men to be the fathers that God designed us to be!

Awakening the Next Generation: What Are We Passing On? Guest speaker JonnyMac shares a simple family pancake recipe to illustrate how naturally people pass down habits and traditions, then asks what is being passed to the next generation—especially faith. Citing Judges 2:10, he warns that a generation can grow up not knowing the Lord if families and churches go on autopilot and delegate responsibility. He references a study noting that more people in the region have never been to church and traces Israel's decline from Deuteronomy through Joshua into Judges, describing how disobedience and compromised worship led to spiritual drift. Using Deuteronomy 6 and the Shema (“Hear, O Israel”), he calls listeners to love God fully and to teach God's words diligently in everyday life, urging Bible reading at home, discipleship across ages, fighting generational sin, and remembering Christ through communion.00:00 Pancake Recipe Legacy01:05 Silly Traditions Chat04:10 What We Pass On05:26 Judges Warning Verse07:03 Church Growth Shifts09:00 Israel Timeline Setup13:12 Dan Altar Dark Turn15:45 Call to Awaken22:20 Deuteronomy Shema Plan26:16 Live It Daily29:02 Scripture at Home31:04 Message to My Kids32:43 Communion and Prayer

In this sermon kickoff, the pastor begins a series on family and parenting, admitting his own imperfections while encouraging listeners that Jesus is the true hope for every household. Using Deuteronomy 6 and practical examples, he emphasizes modeling faith, consistent spiritual rhythms, and intentional steps—like family devotions, prayer, and baptism—to raise children who follow Jesus.

In this uplifting devotional, we explore the powerful truth that when people walk out of our lives, God walks in. Using Deuteronomy 31:8 as a foundation, we reflect on how God is always present, offering support, love, and healing even in our darkest moments. We discuss how Jesus empathizes with our struggles and invites us to maintain an open line of communication with Him. Experience the transformative power of God’s presence in your life, and discover how He can turn your brokenness into beauty. Join the Conversation:We want to hear from you! How does it feel to know that when people walk out of your life, God walks in and rescues you? Will you trust Jesus Christ to be your light in the darkness? Share your thoughts and experiences with us on social media @LifeaudioNetwork or via email. Let’s support one another as we grow in faith!

Start 2025 with a focus on biblical parenting! In this episode of the Keeping It Young podcast, Dave and Bethlie share six practical ways to teach children the Word of God. Using Deuteronomy 6, they discuss why it's crucial for parents to instill a love for the Bible in their kids and provide timeless principles to make God's Word a living part of family life. What You'll Learn: Why teaching the Bible is essential for your child's spiritual growth. How to tell Bible stories in a way that captivates their hearts. Steps to help your kids develop a biblical worldview. How to integrate God's Word into everyday life. Actionable Tips from the Episode: Tell Bible Stories: Start with creation, Noah's ark, or David and Goliath to make the Bible relatable and exciting. Read the Bible Together: Establish a daily habit of reading scripture as a family. Live God's Word: Be an example by living out biblical principles in your own life. Answer Big Questions: Help your kids develop a biblical framework for understanding right, wrong, and truth. Connect with Us: Instagram: @keepingityoungpodcast Facebook: Keeping It Young Call to Action:

This week, we explore why God's Word is more than an optional extra—it's essential for our spiritual survival. Using Deuteronomy 8:1-3 and Matthew 4:1-11, we see how Scripture sustains, strengthens, and guards us against temptation. Discover how daily engagement with God's Word nourishes our souls and equips us to live faithfully in a world full of challenges. Contemplate these questions as you listen to this week's message: How does the experience of Israel in the wilderness illustrate our need for God's Word in our daily lives? Why is it important to rely on Scripture as our defense against temptation, as Jesus did in the wilderness? In what ways can you make God's Word more central to your life, ensuring it nourishes and sustains you? Edgerton First Reformed: ⁠http://edgertonfrc.org⁠ Pastor Mark Groen: ⁠http://markgroen.me⁠ Dwell in the Word Podcast Feed: ⁠http://dwellpodcast.efrc.me⁠ Sermon Podcast Feed: ⁠http://sermons.efrc.me⁠ Instagram: ⁠http://efrc.me/insta⁠ Facebook: ⁠http://efrc.me/facebook⁠ YouTube: ⁠http://efrc.me/youtube⁠ Weekly Virtual Bulletin: ⁠http://updates.efrc.me⁠ First Reformed is a congregation in the ⁠Evangelical Presbyterian Church⁠.

In Episode 41, we dive deep into the world of the occult from a biblical perspective. Using Deuteronomy 18 as a starting point, we explore various forbidden practices such as witchcraft, sorcery, divination, and necromancy. Learn about the supernatural worldview of the Bible, the hidden knowledge imparted by fallen angels, and the reality of the cosmic battle that Christians are engaged in. Discover why these practices are considered abominations and how they have influenced human history. Join us on this journey to understand the dark arts and the spiritual warfare facing believers today. Let's Connect!Logos Bible Discount: https://partners.faithlife.com/click.track?CID=438160&AFID=562100https://www.thetat2dpreacher.com/https://linktr.ee/thetat2dpreacherhttps://www.instagram.com/thetat2dpre...https://www.tiktok.com/@thetat2dpreacherpatreon.com/TheTat2dPreacher

Everything in life ebbs and flows, including business! In this episode, I'm sharing powerful promises in the book of Deuteronomy that can help you overcome frustration and see success in your business. If you find yourself in "frustration mode" you can get into "resource mode" and find the lessons in your current season that will become the stepping stones towards your next great success. Highlights02:15 How to create success in every area of your life.07:00 Using Deuteronomy 28 for business success. 11:15 How can I focus on loving God and others during challenges? 15:30 What to look forward to as you stay faithful.Links + Resources:Get my framework for more abundance, meaning, and connection in my book - What Do You Really Want?Get executive coaching with Cayla Craft! - Submit Here!Increase your INCOME, PORTFOLIO, and IMPACT!https://caylacraft.com/Check out the program to Rewire YOU for Business & take your business to the next level!Caylacraftpodcast.comCONNECT WITH CAYLA!Follow Cayla on Instagram @cayla.craftWebsite https://caylacraft.com/Watch + Subscribe on YouTube - Cayla Craft

"Join us for an exploration of the power of letting go. Using DEUTERONOMY 15:1-11 as inspiration, this episode will delve into how debts and financial worries can diminish our lives and affect our relationships with others, and how letting go can create a more positive, uplifting world for all of us." October 22nd, 2023 | "Letting Go: The Power to Transform Lives and Shape Our World" | Rev. Sue Coller | First Presbyterian Church

Bishop Riggen teaches from Isaiah 59:19, focusing on the need to lift a standard of holiness. He argues that standards serve as essential protection for believers, comparing them to fences that keep rustlers and wild animals out while preventing cattle from roaming into danger. Using the poem 'The Ambulance Down in the Valley,' he illustrates that prevention is better than cure—building fences at the top of the cliff is wiser than picking up victims below. Standards protect not only individuals from sin but also the glory of God, as seen in Isaiah 6 where the seraphim cry 'Holy, holy' and the house shakes. He cites 2 Corinthians 6:17-18, emphasizing that God promises to be our Father only when we separate from the world and touch not the unclean thing. He connects this to 1 John 2:15, stating that love for the world shows absence of God's love, and that the Holy Ghost sheds that love in our hearts. The more we are filled with the Spirit, the more we love God and hate the world. He then addresses where standards come from, focusing on the Word of God as the primary source. Using Deuteronomy 22:5, he argues that cross-dressing is an abomination, noting that the verse says a woman shall not wear 'that which pertaineth unto a man,' not merely a man's garment. He asserts that pants originally pertained to men (first mentioned for the priesthood), and that this standard, like those against witchcraft and homosexuality, cannot change because God does not change. He challenges believers to love what God loves and hate what He hates.

Many believers want to accomplish new goals and experience a more abundant life this year. Depending on how much ground you can cover in the 1st month of the year, February is when we question whether it's worth it or if we're on the right path. In this episode, I'll discuss discerning God's voice and presence when pursuing new goals and aspirations. Using Deuteronomy as our biblical reference, I'll discuss the challenges we may face, Like doubt or fear, and the signs we must look for to ensure victory in our pursuit of God's purpose. Primary Scripture: Deuteronomy 3: 2 Biblical Translations Referenced: New International Version, Complete Jewish Bible, New King James Version --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fnation/support

Reverend Goff opens by declaring God's presence and desire to assure someone that everything will be okay if they keep their eyes on Jesus. He introduces the sermon by contrasting the 'Mandela effect'—widely believed falsehoods—with spiritual lies the devil has convinced believers are true. He argues that the doctrine of the Trinity is the prime example of a false belief in the church, stating it is not in the Bible. Using Deuteronomy 6:4, he emphasizes that God is one, and this oneness is the foundation of victory. He explains that the devil fills the mind with lies, like he did with Ananias and Sapphira, and calls believers to resist by putting on the whole armor of God. He then focuses on 2 Timothy 1:6-7, where Paul urges Timothy to 'stir up the gift of God' and not be given a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind. Reverend Goff exhorts the congregation to hold fast to the truth they have received, to resist the devil's lies about their worth, and to reject traditions that replace a genuine relationship with Christ. He closes with a call to repentance and water baptism in Jesus' name, and to receive the Holy Ghost, emphasizing that resisting the devil through submission to God brings freedom and peace.

This week we conclude our series on faithfulness out of the Book of Deuteronomy. Using Deuteronomy 34 and taking a look at the life of Moses, we examine the challenge of perfection and faithfulness.

Levi Hazen sits down with Wes Taber. Using Deuteronomy 8 as the primary text, Wes shares some of the lessons he has learned over 4 decades of ministry.

Does the Bible give a mandate for how we are to teach our children? Pastor Derrick Bowman and his wife Lydia weigh in on this important question. Using Deuteronomy 6:7 and Psalm 78 we ask some tough questions and seek to apply God's Truth in a practical way to currently available educational options.

“Your Passion is Contagious” is a message given by Senior Pastor Don Pucik during the Morning Worship Service at Wynne Baptist on April 22, 2018. Using Deuteronomy 6, he describes having a passion for God…the threats to that passion, and what m

Using Deuteronomy 6:1-9 as a guide, this seminar focuses on the discipleship of children in the home and "along the way."

Over and over in Scripture God instructs His people to remember. He tells them set up markers so they remember. He institutes festivals so they remember. He gave us symbols and ceremonies even going so far as to say, "This do in remembrance of Me." On this episode I take some time to recount where this whole podcast even began and to rejoice in impacted lives. Join me in following the pattern that God has set out for His people. Join me in remembering. On this episode I discuss: God's instructions to be careful not to forget the Lord - Deuteronomy 6:10-12 Using Deuteronomy 6:10-12 I consider: Large and prosperous cities I did not built - God's story in me Houses stocked with goods that I did not produce - the songs I highlight on this podcast written and sung by others Drawing from cisterns I did not dig - the knowledge I gain from the wisdom and revelation of others Eating from vineyards and trees I did not plant - YOU! (my listeners) The Scripture that inspired it all - Psalm 119:15 Taking a B.I.T.E. out of Scripture - our Bible Interaction Tool Exercises this week are: Read in context Complete a word study Meditate on God's Word The power of a song to stay with us and impact us for years to come     Additional Resources Lyrics This Week's Challenge A great place to sit for a while this week is Psalm 119. It holds 176 verses of meditations and prayers relating to the Word of God. The psalm is an acrostic of twenty-two stanzas, one for each letter of the Hebrew alphabet. The eight poetic lines of each stanza begin with the same Hebrew letter. Let the words of this Psalm become the meditations of your heart and don't forget to listen to what God may be saying to you!

Bishop Riggen begins by reading 2 Thessalonians 2:10-12, where Paul warns that those who do not receive a love of the truth will be given over to strong delusion. He then explains that truth is not merely a fact to possess, but a pathway—a road to walk. Every person starts this journey in ignorance, which is a lack of knowledge, not stupidity. Satan wants to keep people ignorant, but God sends preachers to bring the knowledge of truth. However, knowledge alone is not enough; one must also obey the truth, as illustrated by the wise and foolish builders in Matthew 7. Obedience is the rock on which a spiritual house stands. Yet even obedience is not the final destination—the goal is to fall in love with the truth itself. Bishop Riggen argues that many know and even obey truth but do not love it, which is why they later leave it. Using Deuteronomy 13, he shows that God sometimes allows false prophets to perform real miracles to test whether His people love the truth more than signs and wonders. Isaac was deceived because he trusted what he felt (the hands of Esau) rather than what he heard (the voice of Jacob). The sermon's spiritual purpose is to call believers beyond mere intellectual assent or dutiful obedience to a deep, abiding love for the truth that keeps them standing firm.

Julie-Ann Smith brings a powerful word on "What Does God Require of You?". Using Deuteronomy 10:12 as the foundation, Julie-Ann focuses in on "tell me", show me, & "do with me".

Brother Clark preaches that a life lived merely as a duty or obligation to God is not enough to sustain a believer through trials. Using Deuteronomy 30:19, where God sets before Israel life and death, blessing and cursing, and commands them to choose life that they might love the Lord, he argues that the primary call is to love God, not just obey out of fear or contract. He contrasts King David, who wrote both the lament of Psalm 22 and the trust of Psalm 23 while fleeing for his life because of a deep love for God, with King Solomon, who despite great anointing and wisdom concluded that the whole duty of man is to fear God and keep His commandments (Ecclesiastes 12:13). Solomon's service remained in the realm of obligation, and when temptation came, duty was not enough to hold him. Brother Clark urges the congregation to move beyond mere duty and obligation, to cultivate a real love for God—the only bond that will keep them faithful. The spiritual purpose is to stir believers to fall in love with Jesus again, so that their obedience flows from love rather than mere religious routine.