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Each week a new verse-by-verse Bible study podcast given in expository style. Join us and see the Bible come alive as we study the truths that God‘s Word has for us.
Each week a new verse-by-verse Bible study podcast given in expository style. Join us and see the Bible come alive as we study the truths that God‘s Word has for us.
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Sunday Apr 26, 2026
ISRAELS MOMENT (Acts 13:30-43)
Sunday Apr 26, 2026
Sunday Apr 26, 2026
In today’s lesson, the Apostle Paul will present the nation Israel with a choice, a moment, when they must choose or reject the gospel message of Jesus Christ. Paul is telling the Jews what the resurrection of Jesus meant to them. It was an opportunity for salvation.
This is the good news of the gospel message of Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection. The best news this world has ever heard came from a graveyard just outside Jerusalem: “He is not here … he is risen” (Matthew 28:6).
The gospel is good news. The bad news is that we are sinners. Sinners by birth, sinners by nature, sinners by choice, sinners by practice, and sinners under condemnation. All of us, without the Lord Jesus Christ, are in debt to God, defiled by sin, and sin has dominion over us. That is the bad news about sin.
So, what is the good news that obliterates the bad news? The Good news is that Jesus died for our sins. Jesus died because of our sins, and for our sins. It was our sins that were the nails that held Him to the cross. Our hard hearts were the hammers that drove those nails into His quivering palms and feet. He died for our sin.
When Jesus said on the cross, “It is finished” (John 19:30), that literally means “it is paid in full.” Jesus paid it all. The sin debt is blotted out by the precious blood of the Lord Jesus Christ. Jesus also deals with the defilement of sin. It is not enough to be pardoned from our sins, for there is still that defilement, that sentence of death in our body. Jesus, by His sacrifice, not only pays our sin debt, but Jesus also deals with our sin defilement. And then, by His resurrection, Jesus conquers death, and sin no longer has dominion over us, and we will have eternal life with Jesus in Heaven.
Click on the link below to hear a message on the good news of the gospel of Jesus Christ. If you will believe it, and receive it, then you will be saved. There is no other way that you can be saved apart from the gospel.
This is a live recording of The Master’s Class Bible Study at LifeChange Church Wichita, KS.
Amen.

Sunday Mar 08, 2026
TO BE CALLED A CHRISTIAN (Acts 11:1-30)
Sunday Mar 08, 2026
Sunday Mar 08, 2026
Today, we are going to study about what a Christian is and how you go about becoming one. When you look up the word Christian in the dictionary you will find several meanings of the word, from a believer in Jesus Christ as Savior, to having something to do with a Christian organization, a church, or a nation.
Although it is not true today, for much of our nation’s history, the world’s image of the U.S. was that of a Christian nation and anybody coming from it must be a Christian, just like anybody coming from an Islamic nation must be a Muslim. This was something we treasured and took great honor in. However, this view has not always been favorable in the eyes of the rest of the world, and there are many in our society who have succeeded in changing this image away from our Christian heritage. The true meaning of the word Christian is quite different from that of the world’s definition. In fact, Satan has been working hard to make the definition to be something generic, to be something that has no real special meaning or power behind it.
So, what is a Christian? The disciples were called Christians by God. God gave this name to those who had received the Word of God in their hearts. They received the gospel and were, therefore, born again through the power of the risen Christ in heaven. They were Christians not because they lived in America, or attended a specific church, they were Christians because they belonged to Christ.
In Cantonese, the word for Christian is “Yasu-yan.” Yasu is their word for Jesus, and yan is the word for man. A Christian is a Jesus-man in their language. I like that name. Jesus-man, because it means that we belong to Jesus. We are made Christians by Christ. As Christians we are given the light that is Jesus Christ to live within us.
Click on the link below to hear a message on what it means to be a Christian.
This is a live recording of The Master’s Class Bible Study at LifeChange Church Wichita, KS.
Amen.
