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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.
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Sunday Nov 27, 2011
Sunday Nov 27, 2011
How will our resurrection bodies be different from our earthly bodies? How will those changes affect the body, soul, and spirit that comprise our human nature? Paul answers these questions in this verse-by-verse study of 1 Cor. 15:40-45. Learn how we will be able to explore the entire universe in our new body, and how our new bodies will no longer grow old, never ache, never get sick, never fail, and never sin. Listen and rejoice to what awaits each believer on that resurrection day.
Monday Nov 21, 2011
Monday Nov 21, 2011
The form and capabilities of the resurrected body has been a topic of discussion among Christians ever since Christ told the disciples that He was going to Heaven to prepare a place for them. Chapter 15 of 1 Corinthians is a treasure trove of information about our resurrected body. Of course, those that do not believe in an afterlife, find no need to discuss what form the body they will spend eternity in. For them the grave is all that awaits their physical body, and they live their life in accordance with this belief. The secular world says eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we die. The grave is it, and there is no value in thinking about the resurrection. In this verse-by-verse study of 1 Cor. 15:29-39 Paul tells us about the value of the resurrection, and then he begins a description of the resurrected body. Listen and rejoice to what God says about the body you will spend eternity in.
Monday Nov 14, 2011
Monday Nov 14, 2011
Contrary to what most religions will tell you, there is not just one general resurrection where, based on their works, God chooses the good from the bad, and the good go to heaven and the bad go to hell.
Absolutely not. There are multiple resurrections and they each have an important role in fulfilling God’s plan for the redemption of a sin-cursed earth and a sinful man.
In this verse-by-verse study of 1 Cor. 15:20-28 Paul tells us the order of these resurrections, and we will discuss which of the resurrections each of us will participate in, based on one single question, “Have you accepted Jesus Christ as your Savior, or not?”
Listen as Paul tells us that there is something beyond the grave for each of us, and we get to choose what that is.
Sunday Nov 06, 2011
Sunday Nov 06, 2011
This lesson is on the importance of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. There is no middle ground on this subject. This is not an issue that as believers we can equivocate on and try to be politically correct so as not to offend anyone. We cannot say things like "Well, we can't be sure about the Resurrection, so let's not say too much about it." This fact is so important that we must take our stand. We stand on a foundation; that foundation is the Rock, and the Rock is Christ. He came back from the dead. Christianity rises and falls on that Rock. If Christ did not rise, then our faith is in vain. Our sins and our iniquities cling to us still. Hell has triumphed. Death has won. Satan was victorious. The curse remains. Judgment for all looms. Our faith is folly. Listen and glorify God as Paul confronts this issue head on. Christ did rise and He lives today. Rejoice as Paul describes in this verse-by-verse study of 1 Cor. 15:12-19 what the Resurrection means to you and I.
Sunday Oct 30, 2011
Sunday Oct 30, 2011
The gospel message of Jesus Christ rests upon two indisputable facts, the death of Jesus Christ as propitiation for our sins, and the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ. If Christ did not rise, then His death had no meaning. It would mean that Jesus was not the Son of God, that He was instead just another man. It is because Christ rose from the dead that you and I know that He conquered death forever and that we can have eternal live with Him if we make Him our Savior. The work of our salvation was completed when Jesus Christ came out of that tomb. Listen as Paul describes the proof of the resurrection of Jesus Christ in this verse-by-verse study of 1 Cor. 15:5-11.
Monday Oct 24, 2011
Monday Oct 24, 2011
Chapter 15 of 1 Corinthians is one of the most important chapters in the Bible. Why? Because it discusses the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ, and then it uses that fact to describe the resurrection of the believer. As someone who has made the decision to accept Jesus Christ as their Savior, when you think about what gives you hope, and what strengthens your faith, it is the promise of eternal life with Jesus Christ that lights the fire of your spirit. This chapter makes that promise a reality that you can rest your faith on. Listen to five proofs that the Bible is true and then rejoice as Paul gives us the facts of the death, burial, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ in this verse-by-verse study of 1 Corinthians 15:1-4.
Monday Oct 17, 2011
Monday Oct 17, 2011
God is a God of order. Paul tells the Corinthians, and the modern day tongues movement, that if there is chaos and confusion while the gift of tongues is exercised, then it is not of God. He then establishes the rules that are to govern the use of the spiritual gifts. Listen to what the Word of God has to say about the practice of tongues and discover the history of the modern day tongues movement in this verse-by-verse study of 1 Corinthians 14:26-40.
Sunday Oct 09, 2011
Sunday Oct 09, 2011
Why would God create the gift of tongues and then have Paul spend so much time talking about what a poor gift it is? Paul answers this question by first talking about the limitations of speaking in tongues, and then he establishes the reason for the gift of tongues. Listen and learn what the Word of God has to say about this spiritual gift that is so abused and misused in our world today in a verse-by-verse study of 1 Cor. 14:7-25.
Sunday Oct 02, 2011
Sunday Oct 02, 2011
In this lesson Paul completes his description of agape love, and then he compares it and the gift of prophecy to the gift of tongues. He tells us of the permanence of agape love and how tongues fail. He tells us of the supremacy of prophecy over tongues. He tells us to desire that which is permanent and that which is of more value to the body of Christ. Here what Paul has to say in this verse-by-verse study of 1 Corinthians 13:8 to 14:6. Listen and be blessed by the Word of God as we learn a description of Jesus Christ.
Sunday Sep 25, 2011
Sunday Sep 25, 2011
Paul describes the gift of love as the more excellent way. But this kind of love is more than an emotion. It is an act of will. Love involves the heart, the mind, and the will. Love is a fruit of the Holy Spirit. Although we are to covet earnestly the best gifts, they are to be exercised in love, and only the Spirit of God can do that. Love is the thing that needs to be added to every gift of the Spirit. Without love your gift is worthless. Paul describes this wonderful gift in a verse-by-verse study of 1 Corinthians 13:1-7. Listen to how the Word of God describes agape love and be blessed.