The Personal Testimony of Steven J. Lawson

Brought to you by OnePassion Ministries. This podcast is a collection of Dr. Steven Lawson's sermons. Unedited verse by verse exposition of God's word.

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In this episode of "From the Pulpit," Dr. Steven Lawson explores the liberating truths of the Gospel of Luke, emphasizing the contrast between the joyous life in Christ and the confines of legalistic tradition. He uses the vivid analogy of new wine in old wineskins to illustrate the incompatibility of genuine faith with rigid religious practices. This compelling sermon invites listeners to experience the freedom and joy of a true relationship with Christ, away from the burdens of man-made rules and rituals. Join Dr. Lawson as he delves into these transformative biblical insights, offering a pathway to a more fulfilling spiritual life.

Luke 5:33-39- Out With The Old, In With The True

In this inspiring episode of "From the Pulpit," Dr. Steven Lawson delves into the profound spiritual awakening witnessed during Ezra's preaching in Nehemiah's time. Focusing on the transformative power of Scripture, Dr. Lawson shares insights from his decades of preaching and teaching, emphasizing the necessity of direct engagement with the Word of God. This episode explores how true spiritual revival involves deep, personal conviction of sin and a heartfelt return to God, promising to deepen the faith of believers and possibly guide newcomers to their first commitment to Christ. Dr. Lawson's fervent narration not only educates but also encourages a closer, more sincere walk with the Lord.

Nehemiah 8 - Cut to the Heart

In this insightful episode, Dr. Steven Lawson delves into the profound theological implications of Jesus's ability to forgive sins, an act traditionally reserved only for God. He explores the scriptural backdrop, particularly Leviticus 24, to contextualize the severe charge of blasphemy faced by Jesus. Through a deep dive into the scriptures, Dr. Lawson articulates the dual nature of Jesus as both divine and human, challenging listeners with the fundamental Christian doctrine of Jesus's deity. The episode not only clarifies the scriptural basis for this belief but also illustrates the transformative power of Jesus's forgiveness, as seen in his interactions and the miraculous healing of the paralytic, underscoring the episode with a powerful call to recognize and embrace the authority and mercy of Jesus Christ.

Luke 5:21-26 - Blasphemy Meets Divine Authority

In this enlightening episode of "From the Pulpit," Dr. Steven Lawson delves deep into Luke 5:17-20, exploring the profound theme of forgiveness through the narrative of Jesus healing a paralytic. Dr. Lawson, leveraging his extensive experience in preaching and teaching, vividly describes the scene where faith and desperation converge, illustrating the lengths to which the paralytic's friends go to place him before Jesus, underscoring their unwavering belief in Jesus' power to heal and forgive. The episode not only highlights the physical healing but, more importantly, focuses on the spiritual liberation of forgiveness of sins, offering a compelling reminder of the paramount importance of faith in accessing God's grace.

Luke 5:17-20 - Forgiveness of Sins

In this deeply inspiring episode of "From the Pulpit," Dr. Steven Lawson delves into the transformative power of divine forgiveness and cleansing, as exemplified by Jesus' healing of the leper. Emphasizing the biblical promise that though our sins may be scarlet, they can become white as snow through Jesus' redemptive work, Dr. Lawson explores themes of confession, forgiveness, and the profound spiritual renewal described in 1 John 1:9 and John 3:5. This episode encourages listeners to approach God with a humble heart, ready to be cleansed and renewed, reflecting on the unconditional willingness of Jesus to purify and embrace those who come to Him in faith.

The Personal Testimony of Steven J. Lawson

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