David Henneke's Podcast

David Henneke's Podcast

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  • Romans 1:16-17 Part 3

    When a person really believes that Jesus Christ is his Savior, God takes that person’s faith and counts it for righteousness. The person is not righteous; they have no righteousness of their own. They are still imperfect, still prone to sin, still short of God’s glory as sinful human beings. 

    So how can we be made perfectly righteous? 

    The gospel gives the answer. The gospel is the revelation of God’s righteousness. It reveals how we can be made righteous and reconciled unto Him 

    41 min
  • Mali - Missions

    Mali is a diverse, multicultural country with a deep and rich history. Despite pervasive challenges such as its extreme poverty and tribal clashes, the country remains warm to outside Christian workers and receptive to the Gospel. Missionaries are both welcome and wanted. The harvest is plenty, though the workers are few.

    For more information on how you can support mission efforts among the Soninke people of Mali please visit: firstkingsland.com/sermons/mali

    11 min
  • Romans 1:8-15

    The gospel is the great equalizer because every human being is equally LOST without it and they can be equally SAVED by it. Therefore, to keep the message of the Gospel to oneself is the most inexcusable act in all of human history. We who know the wonderful news are indebted to get the news out into the world…NO MATTER HOW WE FEEL because our “feelings” are irrelevant when it comes to obedience. 

    40 min
  • Romans 1:1-7

    Paul’s three descriptions of himself move from the General to the Specific: from “slave” of Christ Jesus”: one who is OWNED by Jesus, who will SERVE Jesus and whose Will BELONGS to Jesus; to “a called apostle,” one who is sent by authority with a commission; to “set apart for the gospel of God” as the specific focus of his calling. By declaring that he has been set apart for the gospel, Paul is laying the foundation for the very theme of this Letter. After all, the MAIN THEME of the Letter: is the good news that we are saved by grace apart from works.

    44 min
  • Romans 1:1 (Pt. 2)

    Remember from last week, because Jesus was Paul’s Lord (Master) Paul was OWNED by the Lord, Paul SERVED the Lord and existed ONLY FOR THE PURPOSE OF SERVICE, Paul’s WILL belonged to Jesus. God called Paul to be an Apostle,  WHAT HAS HE CALLED YOU TO DO? Some are called to the political arena, some are called to see to the Abolishment of Abortion, some are called to bring an end to Human Trafficking. God has called Some to the ministry of Encouragement or Hospitality. Others are called to be Pastors, Teachers, Worship Leaders, Missionaries, Bible translators or to a host of other opportunities that honor & glorify the Lord.


    We are NOT all CALLED to the SAME THING
    But we ARE all CALLED to SOMETHING

    34 min
  • Romans 1:1 (Pt. 1)

    Romans 1:1

    The main implication of our confession is that “Jesus IS Lord” His Lordship is his ownership and authority OVER his property, his slaves. Therefore, in our confession that Jesus IS Lord, we ACKNOWLEDGE that Jesus is our owner and that we are His property. We voluntarily surrender our wills to His and we put ourselves at his disposal. We accept this as our natural state and commit ourselves to unconditional service.

    39 min
  • A Call to Serve

    A spiritual gift is a Holy Spirit empowered ability that is given to us by the grace of God to serve others. The truth of the matter is that God doesn’t need any of us,  but in His infinite wisdom He chooses to use us and also equips us to be used by Him. We strongly believe that God expects for EVERY Believer to SERVE ONE ANOTHER. He also equips EVERY Believer to FULFILL that responsibility. This understanding HELPED to SHAPE our MISSION STATEMENT

    FIRST KINGSLAND EXISTS TO GLORIFY GOD BY MAKING DISCIPLES OF JESUS CHRIST THROUGH THE PREACHING, TEACHING, AND PROCLAMATION OF HIS WORD AND BY SERVING ONE ANOTHER IN TRUTH, LOVE, AND GRACE  

    39 min
  • Psalm 32

    David’s instruction is clear and compelling: do not harbor sin in your heart but confess it promptly to the Lord. When you do, you will find that God is waiting to forgive and cleanse you, to remove your guilt and restore you to fellowship with Himself. Thru this Psalm, we discover these truths: God will bless us if we repent and God will discipline us if we refuse to repent. Therefore, seek forgiveness while it can still be found.

    43 min

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I currently serve as Pastor to First Baptist Church of Kingsland, TX. God has granted me the unquenchable desire to help people grow into mature Christians. When considering the cost that Christ…