Episodes
Monday Jan 27, 2014
HOW DOES A CHRISTIAN BEHAVE? (James 1:25-27)
Monday Jan 27, 2014
Monday Jan 27, 2014
Monday Feb 27, 2012
THE LIGHT THAT IS JESUS CHRIST (2 Cor. 4:3-6)
Monday Feb 27, 2012
Monday Feb 27, 2012
Where can you find real truth?
What are the absolute truths about right and wrong, good and evil?
The educational system and the liberal media would tell you that they are anything you want them to be, that there are no absolute truths about right and wrong. But they are deceiving you. People have been searching for the answers to these questions since the beginning of time.
They have tried atheism. Atheism teaches that all of this marvelous creation was just an accident, a random chance event. There is no truth to be found in atheism.
They have tried philosophy. Philosophy can teach you more and more about nothing, but there is no real truth to be found in philosophy.
They have tried false religions. Satan absolutely loves false religion. He is the master at making people believe just about anything you can imagine. He would tell you that salvation can be found in ritual, ceremony, good works, and membership in a church. Yet, there is no truth to be found in false religion.
So where can you turn to find truths in a dark and blinded world?
In the light that is Jesus Christ. He alone has the words of eternal life, the truth about right and wrong, love and grace, mercy and forgiveness.
Listen and rejoice as Paul describes how Satan has blinded the world to the light that is Jesus Christ in this verse-by-verse study of 2 Cor. 4:3-6.
Tuesday Feb 21, 2012
THE SPIRIT OF THE LORD (2 Cor. 3:17 to 4:2)
Tuesday Feb 21, 2012
Tuesday Feb 21, 2012
The gospel of Jesus Christ is a gospel of grace. It is unique from the religions of the world in that it does not require a person to live by a set of rules to obtain salvation. When other religions say do this, Christ says done. Christ has already done all of the work for your salvation. All you have to do is call upon the name of Lord Jesus Christ and accept the salvation that He has provided. This is the message of the gospel of Jesus Christ that is preached by every Christian in the way they live their lives and the words that they say. Rejoice as Paul tells us about God's grace and our release from the legalist's rules and rituals in this verse-by-verse study of 2 Cor. 3:17-4:2
Sunday Aug 07, 2011
TO BE SEPARATED FROM EVIL (1 Cor. 10:15-33)
Sunday Aug 07, 2011
Sunday Aug 07, 2011
Many Christians see nothing wrong with reading a daily horoscope, attending séances, and playing games that reach out to the spiritual world. They see them as just harmless fun. In this verse-by-verse study of 1 Cor. 10:15-33, Paul discusses the wisdom of the Christian being separated from the evil things of the world. He gives us practical examples of how to apply this principle of separation in our daily lives.
Sunday Jul 24, 2011
TO LEARN BY EXAMPLE (1 Cor. 10:1-9)
Sunday Jul 24, 2011
Sunday Jul 24, 2011
Does God's Word have examples that we can learn from? Examples of people who have tried to live a victorious Christian life and either failed or succeeded? Yes it does. They are in both the New Testament and Old Testament of the Bible, and they provide us with detailed instructions on living our lives in a way that would be pleasing to God. In this verse-by-verse study of 1 Cor. 10:1-9, Paul presents a series of examples to the Corinthians to help him explain the consequences of the choices they have been making in how they conduct their daily lives.
Sunday Jul 17, 2011
THE MOTIVE OF A MINISTER (1 Cor. 9:10-27)
Sunday Jul 17, 2011
Sunday Jul 17, 2011
Have you ever asked yourself why anyone would want to be a pastor, preacher, minister, or missionary? What drives him to want to be a preacher of the gospel message of Jesus Christ? For that matter what drives any Christian to want to be a soul winner for Christ? Well, this is what Paul addresses in this verse-by-verse study of 1 Cor. 9:10-27. He is going to tell us what motivates him to be an apostle for Christ, and he tells us what should be your motivation as a Christian worker as well.
Thursday Jul 07, 2011
A MINISTER'S LIBERTY (1 Cor. 9:1-9)
Thursday Jul 07, 2011
Thursday Jul 07, 2011
In this lesson Paul is going to talk specifically about his rights, or his liberty, as an apostle, and those of the ministers that do the work of the Lord in obedience to their calling. Certainly the liberty of an apostle was great. He could choose to do many things, but he also was held to a very high standard as he interacted to the world around him. He had the power to win large numbers of people to Christ, and he also had the power to drive them away. He would willingly choose to limit his liberty in order to make sure God's message was understood. Paul would do nothing that would cause one of his flock to turn away from God. This is a verse-by-verse study of 1 Cor. 9:1-9.
Sunday Jun 26, 2011
A CHRISTIAN'S LIBERTY-PART II (1 Cor. 8:7-13)
Sunday Jun 26, 2011
Sunday Jun 26, 2011
How does a believer decide whether it is ok for them to participate in activities such as drinking, smoking, dancing, or going to R rated movies? What is the basis for making your decision? Is it based on the fact that there are no commandments that state categorically thou shalt not smoke, or drink, or whatever the case may be? It is based on whether you can do it and it will not affect you? Paul answers these questions in a verse-by-verse study of 1 Cor. 8:7-13.
Monday Jun 20, 2011
A CHRISTIAN'S LIBERTY-PART ONE (1 Cor. 8:1-6)
Monday Jun 20, 2011
Monday Jun 20, 2011
As a believer, are there any limitations on what we can do and what is it that drives the decision about those limitations? Paul has been explaining to the Corinthians that there are direct rules in the Word of God that a Christian must obey. But what about the things that are not so clearly labeled as wrong in the Bible? Are there any limitations with these? What follows is a study on the things that are controlled by how our brothers and sisters in Christ, and the lost people of the world, will perceive and be affected by our actions. This is a verse-by-verse study of 1 Corinthians 8:1-6.