Jesus is preaching at the self-righteous Pharisees who had been mocking Him. He did this out of genuine love for them that they might repent and be saved. The Lord brings out some powerful truths that will stir your soul and challenge your mind. At the end of the lesson we will begin looking at the account of Lazarus and the rich man, their death and judgment.
In this lesson we will examine what Jesus meant when He told us to make every effort to enter the Kingdom of God. We will also search out the meaning of what Jesus said about many will try to enter, but will not be able to. This is a very interesting lesson so don’t miss it.
In this lesson we will examine the confrontation Jesus had with some Pharisees. The context of this dispute is in relation to the Pharisees’ legalistic ideas about the Sabbath. Jesus makes some remarkable claims that must have shaken those religious leaders. This is an interesting and thought provoking study.
The four verses we will study in this lesson deals with the divinity of Christ, the Trinity and our response to this revelation knowledge. This truth has come to us through salvation history and His Word. There are some very challenging thoughts presented in this lesson.
Verse 22 of the third chapter of First John is all about prayer and this is the focus of this lesson. This is among the most important subjects in Scripture. In these last days, we are in desperate need of men and women of prayer. You will learn much from this study.
This Christmas devotional is short and sweet, but it’s also challenging. We will see the praise of an angelic host and the cowardly response of a wicked king. And most of all, we will see Jesus!
How would you define Christianity? In this lesson out of 1 John 2:3-6 we find the best definition of what it means to be a follower of Jesus. This is practical Christianity that can only be lived out through true and abiding fellowship with Jesus.
It’s nostalgia time. We are going back to the first year the podcast came out and doing a short series on what it means to be a radical Christian. Here is a spoiler that will come out in this three part series. Being a radical Christian is only being a Biblical Christian. Listen and you will learn why.
The great theme of Ephesians 3:12-15 is that all true followers of Jesus are given access to God’s throne through prayer. Faith is the means by which we can approach God and be pleasing to Him. It’s this same faith that takes children of the world that are separated from God to become adopted children of God. This message will stir your soul.
In verses 10-12 of the third chapter of Ephesians we will study the intent of God and what that means. Then move on to what God intends and to whom He intends and this may not be who you were expecting. This is an encouraging message.
Ephesians 3:6-8 is about the mystery that it’s God’s will to save the lost and bring them together to form one spiritual body. The Lord revealed to Paul this mystery and called him to preach the unsearchable riches Christ.
In the first five verses of Ephesians chapter three Paul writes on his call to be an apostle to the Gentile world, or non-Jewish world. This is actually very radical. A Jew bent on persecuting Christians gets radically saved and the Lord sends him to reach a pagan world. This lesson is soul-stirring.
Ephesians 1:20-23 are the verses we will study in this lesson. These focus upon the power of Christ’s resurrection and the absolute authority that He possesses as God.
In Ephesians 1:15-17 we will learn some very important truths that are practical for everyday life as a follower of Jesus. Three important points that we will touch on in this lesson are faith, prayer and knowing Jesus in a more personal way. This is a soul-stirring teaching.
The subject of predestination will be an integral part of this lesson since Paul speaks of the issue in the verses we are studying. This is a thought provoking message.
After finishing the series The Power of Prayer I wanted to press home that teaching with three sermons. This final message before we begin to study Ephesians is about what it means for God to dwell in us and us in Him.
After finishing the series on The Power of Prayer I want to share three sermons that relate to the subject, either directly or indirectly. The first message is Beauty of God. This will challenge your faith.
This lesson is on enjoying God and is a very important lesson in the life of anyone that wants to be a true follower of Jesus.
Part two in this series on The Power of Prayer we will examine the necessity of prayer. If the true church ever wants to shake the world she must do so by knowing the power of prayer and giving themselves to it.
This is part one in our new study on prayer. To understand the power of prayer we need to start with the need of prayer and the problem of prayerlessness. This lesson will challenge you.
Verse eight of James chapter four reveals one of the greatest promises given to mankind. To draw near to God so that He will draw near to us is the reason why Jesus died on the cross. This is a powerful truth.
Verses 1-14 of the 21st chapter of John is the portion of Scripture we will study in this podcast. What we see here is John’s final account of Jesus appearing to some of the apostles before He ascends to the Father. This is a wonderful portion of the Word that deals with some interesting truths. We also see here the Lord’s desire for the disciples to fellowship with Him, which is the greatest privilege given to mankind.
In this podcast we will study John 17:1-8. This is Christ’s High Priestly Prayer where He intercedes to the Father for the disciples. In the first five verses Jesus prays for Himself, but they are very selfless prayers that the Father would be glorified in the Son. In verse six Jesus begins praying for the disciples. There are some powerful lessons in this portion of Scripture so be sure to listen.
John 16:8-22 are the verses we are studying in this podcast. The principle subject we will examine is some of Christ’s teaching on the ministry of the Holy Spirit. This is some very necessary truths that Christians need to understand so don’t miss this one.
In our continuing study on the Gospel of John we will examine verses 18-24 of the fourteenth chapter. Central to these verses is the wonderful promise Jesus first gave those early disciples and now us, “I will not leave you as orphans; I will come to you.” It is of great value to learn what Jesus was teaching about this promise and how it applies to our lives, so don’t miss this lesson.