Five Minute Bible Study Podcast

2:11 - Facts About Charlie Kirk's Assassination

13:12 - Things that Bother Me

20:54 - Things to Remember (from the Bible)

This is a long episode, but very informative. Should we fear God as mature Christians or is this something we are supposed to grow out of in time? That's at the heart of this in depth look at the topic - the fear of the Lord. Noah Wall is the main guest on this episode as he makes his second appearance on the podcast.

In this episode, I react to a Facebook SHORT that I saw the other day about the qualifications and disqualifications of a worship leader. We discuss worship leaders and worship teams, as these two things go hand-in-hand in modern Christian worship. What does the Bible have to say about these things? That's the most important question.

Main Dish- 3:14

Main Dish - 4:50

This episode is for those of you who are in the search for a new church. What should you be looking for? There are some non-negotiables on my list, and I am drawing this list from some pretty plain principles expressed very clearly in the Bible. You will see that I didn't just make these up and pull them out of my back pocket. Really think about these, and then use them as a filter when you visit one church to the next.

I also encourage you to visit where I preach at the Chapel Grove Church of Christ in Summertown, TN (30 N. Old Military Rd., Summertown, TN 38483). I believe you will find all of the non-negotiables from this episode fulfilled in this wonderful body of believers. Check us out at chapelgrovechurch.com before you visit!

In this episode I talk about six traits of biblical poetry that you should know in order to understand books like Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and much more. I also recommend consulting books like "Words of Delight" by Leland Ryken and "For the Love of God's Word" by Andreas Kostenberger and Richard Patterson.

There are a lot of weird abbreviations and letters and numbers in the footnotes of your Bible. Maybe you have noticed them before, but they are too overwhelming and confusing. It doesn't take a lot to utilize these and make sense of them. And once you do understand them, they can be quite helpful to your Bible study. This podcast episode is based on an article from Five Minute Bible Study. The article link is pasted below if you would like to read it in full.

Article: https://fiveminutebiblestudy.com/elementor-5010/

2 Corinthians is is a top 3 neglected book in the New Testament. Have you ever read it? And if so, do you feel like you have a good handle on the book and what it's about? Most Christians would probably say "No." Aaron shares a very important key to reading the book with clarity and understanding, making sense of some of the otherwise haphazard subjects that come up in the course of the letter.

3:45- The Main Dish w/ Jayce Lee. We talk about the Passover ritual, what the ritual consisted of and three main takeaways from this Old Testament ceremony that are relevant to our faith today. Ultimately, this study helps the Christian answer the question "What saves?" Find out this and more in this episode.

Greg Gay has done a lot of marriage counseling during his life in the church. He is also an evangelist of the gospel that has traveled far and wide and has seen how sin affects marriages across cultures. It's the same sin. In this episode, Greg talks about the harmful effects of porn on marriages and how to combat it.

We discuss difficult scenarios towards the end. If you are a woman married to a man who is looking at porn and is not willing to quit, you will want to listen to this segment.

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In 2018 I almost drowned. I came seconds from dying, but I had two rescuers who acted quickly and saved me in the nick of time. Did God act in a supernatural way to provide my salvation that day? What can we learn from the Bible to answer this question? That's the aim of this brief podcast episode.