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A Psalm of refuge, safety, and protection; Psalm 91 has reached astronomical levels of popularity in our fear driven society. Join us as we dive deep into various translations and definitions reaching for the truths of this promise rich Psalm.
A quick overview of why we share Psalm 91 at the end of each episode on God & Home Podcast
For many believers in Christ this Beatitude is a hard truth about the Kingdom of God. Join us as we discuss the struggle of the believer on earth. Why is this struggle necessary and it's results.
It is a common occurance to think of war, when one contemplates peace. The value of the peace-maker lies in their ability to prevent war and create peace. Can such a role hold value in the spiritual world, in God's Kingdom? Join us as we discuss peacemakers and their value in God's Kingdom.
Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God. As Believers in Christ, it is our ultimate goal to see God face to face. As Jesus explains His Kingdom, he emphasizes the importance of the heart. Join us as we "unpack" the significance of the heart and reveal vital truths about both the heart of man and the heart of God.
The concept "give it, to get it "has numerous names. Some call it Karma, others refer to it as poetic-justice, and the bible communicates it as "reaping and sowing." Regardless of the name, the outcome remains the same: give something, to receive that something. Join us as we dig deeply in search of hidden nuggets of wisdom concerning this well-known topic.
On the surface, Christ describes that a strong feeling or desire for the right things will bring satisfaction. In our daily lives examples could likely be given to both support and deny this claim. Join us, as we take a closer, more in-depth look at the Kingdom's perspective on "Righteousness," and how hunger and thirst for it (righteousness)is a pathway to satisfaction.
Meekness as a trait, is precious and hard to find. Many would say that it is even more difficult to define. Join as we explore why Jesus finds so much pleasure in the meek, and why this precious trait has so much value in God's Kingdom.
From the mouth of Jesus, "Blessed are they that mourn, for they shall be comforted." Here we find Jesus sharing with the world how his Kingdom works (in one of his first sermons). Certainly, we can all define frequently used terms like: blessed, mourn, and comforted. However, as we consider Jesus's aim to share his Kingdom with the world, have we hurried through this passage? Yes, Jesus desires to help individuals that mourn, but could Jesus be communicating something deeper as it relates to his Kingdom and his way of thinking? Join us as we explore and take an indepth look on Jesus's teaching on "blessing", "mourning", and "comfort."
Take time to listen to this post-podcast instructions in order to develop an experience to remember. Oftentimes, the work after the study is neglected. Relationship building requires intentional conversations everyday to strengthen the family or small groups' understanding of the Kingdom of God's principles. A number of topics and themes are likely to develop as a result of your intentional conversations with family of group members. Pay attention to these topics and certainly allow ample discussion time, as this is where trust and group sharpening is developed. Use this podcast as a guide to replicate the format Monday thru Friday of the week with these other topics. As a leader in your home or small group, feel free to share this weekly God & Home topic for discussion in sessions of 15, 20, 30 minute intervals. Or, if your group time allows, play the entire podcast. The importance lies in making the time yours with God. There is no formula, or perfect format. Make sure you leave an opportunity for prayer. Provide time on Saturday as a Grace Day, encouraging individual study and meditation. Lastly, attending a Bible-teaching church on Sunday as a family provides a strong foundation on which a united and committed family or community can be built. Be blessed friends!
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