I am reading through Ephesians currently and I am struck with how regularly and fluently Paul transitions between passive verbs (from God) and action verbs (for mankind.)

Maybe you have had a theological journey like the one I describe in this podcast. Let me know!

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If you are like me, Easter weekend sneaks up! These three resources may be a blessing to you to help you catch your breath, refocus on what Jesus did for you, and prepare you to worship him refreshed!

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Paul explains to the Ephesian church that the Lord Jesus gave certain offices to the church as a gift to "equip the saints for the work of the ministry." What does it mean to be equipped? What is the work of the ministry? We discuss these questions and more in today's episode!

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The Apostle Paul said goodbye to the Ephesian elders in Acts 20. This was a church that he loved and as he departed he called their attention back to his reputation and example. May it be an encouragement to us!

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There are many differences between "Christian Churches." Some of these differences are trivial, while others are serious. Does the Bible teach anything about authority in the local church regarding decision making? We look at three major church structure models in today's episode.

How do you view "hospitality"? Rosaria Butterfield's book "The Gospel Comes With a House Key" challenges every Christian to reassess their understanding and habit of showing hospitality.

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We look at various resources to help you study your Bible better in 2026! Links and resources are all attributed to their owners and I trust will be a blessing!

I have wanted to create a series like this for a while using technology to teach line-by-line through books of the Bible! This episode introduces the new series and includes the first session.

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We look at the angelic message to the unsuspecting shepherds on that Judean night.

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We look at Isaiah's prophecy of the new and future Jerusalem! This will be city of peace, joy, and safety!