Fellowshipmtz

By Clifford Davis

A distinctively different approach to learning the Bible! Exegetical and verse by verse!... more

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May 01, 2022Ephesus: An Introduction to Ephesians
To appreciate (and better understand Paul's letter received by the "Ephesians" a reader will do well to understand something of Ephesus. Interestingly, the Bible provides more "snapshots" of the church at Ephesus than any other (other than Jerusalem) — covering a period of more than 40 years!
AD 52 we first hear of "Ephesus" (on Paul's second missionary journey)
AD 55 Paul returns to Ephesus for a lengthy stay on his third missionary journey
AD 60-61 Paul writes his "prison epistles" / which includes "Ephesians"
AD 62/63/64 Paul writes Timothy (who is ministering as pastor at Ephesus)
AD 95-96 the Apostle John records Christ's message "to the church in Ephesus"
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47min
April 24, 2022 Matthew 11 - When Doubts Arise
Guest Speaker: Curt Fleck (Director of Civil Servant Ministries in our State's Capitol)
Curt shares from Matthew 11 (John the Baptist inquiring whether Jesus is, in fact, "the one who is to come, or shall we look for another?") -- because sometimes our circumstances seem at odds with GOD's promises. What then?
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48min
April 17, 2022 Hebrews: We Have a Great High Priest!
Hebrews (assorted passages)
One of the pertinent passages (4:14-16): "Since then we have a great high priest who has passed through the heavens, Jesus, the Son of God, let us hold fast our confession. For we do not have a high priest who is unable to sympathize with our weaknesses, but one who in every respect has been tempted as we are, yet without sin. Let us then with confidence [boldness] draw near to the throne of grace, that we may receive mercy and find grace to help in time of need."
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40min
April 11, 2022 Luke 23:46 - ”Father, into Your hands I commit My spirit!”
Luke 23:44-56
This, the last saying of Jesus from the cross before He breathes His last. Most significantly, Jesus addresses the word to His "Father" (contrast to Christ's cry of dereliction in Matthew 27:46, "My God, My God..."). Upon dying, Luke's Gospel narrates three reactions to these events...
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34min
April 03, 2022 John 19:28-30 - Jesus’s Thirst and Accomplishment!
John 19:28-30
"I thirst!" -- While everyone involved in Jesus's suffering and crucifixion is unconsciously fulfilling Scripture (GOD's redemptive purposes) — Jesus consciously knows and participates in fulfilling Scripture (His Father's redemptive plan) until everything is accomplished (finished!)
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49min
March 28, 2022 Matthew 27:46 - Jesus’s Cry of Dereliction!
Matthew 27:45-54
From Noon until 3:00 a darkness covered the land. This (at least in part), because there is a darkness associated with Christ's work of redemption which we will never fully understand. Matthew's only hint of an explanation for the darkness is contained in Jesus' words from the cross where Jesus cries out in a loud voice to God asking WHY He has been forsaken!
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43min
March 21, 2022 John 19:16-27 -- ”Woman, Behold, Your Son!”
John 19:16-27 -- The Third Word (Saying) of Jesus from the Cross
We move from Luke's Gospel to John's Gospel for the last of Jesus' three sayings before the three hours of darkness that fell upon the land. (Afterward, for more sayings are recorded by the Gospel writers.) In speaking to Mary (His mother), Jesus addresses her as "woman" and He entrusts her her to John (the disciple whom Jesus loved).
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41min
March 13, 2022 Luke 23:32-43 - ”Truly, I say to you, today you will be with Me in paradise.”
Jesus's Second "Word" from the Cross.
The gospel writer, Luke, loves to record unique stories where he compares and/or contrasts two persons. In today's crucifixion narrative, we learn more about the two criminals who are crucified with Jesus. Initially, the criminals are alike, but at the end the criminals are sharply different. By way of application, the two criminals are a picture (portrayal, snapshot) of the entire human race, of me, of you.
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36min
March 07, 2022 Luke 23:34 - ”Father, ForgiveThem...”
Lenten Series: The Seven Words of Christ From the Cross1) Luke 23:34, "Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do."
In the course of today's message we ask and answer the following questions:
Why doesn't Jesus simply forgive these persons Himself ?
For whom is Jesus praying for forgiveness ?
Are these persons really ignorant of the injustice of what they are doing ?
Was Jesus' prayer answered ? Did the Father forgive the offenders?
What is forgiveness ?
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57min
February 27, 2022 Isaiah 66:7-24 - Shall a Nation Be Born In a Day?
Isaiah 66:7-24
The final installment from our series covering chapters 40-66. This final consideration starts with this important observation: "When it comes to interpreting Bible prophecy about FUTURE EVENTS, our own understanding of what is written utilizes some combination of LITERAL interpretation & FIGURATIVE interpretation (symbolism)." This becomes evident (again) in chapter 66!
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50min

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The podcast currently has 375 episodes available.