Loving the Scriptures

One of the wonderful things about Jesus was that He unashamedly associated Himself with people that culture wanted nothing to do with. In this episode, we observe His interaction with one such person, Matthew the tax collector. He was a hated individual in the eyes of his own people, but see how Jesus reaches out to him for the purpose of bringing him to salvation an recruiting him to follow Him.

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We live in a fast-paced society, where people are constantly busy and on the go. This kind of lifestyle is seen even in the lives of people in the church. Unfortunately, when Christians adopt this way of living, a lot of times they forget about what's most important. And what is most important? We talk about that in this episode, using Luke 10:38-42 as our guide.

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In this episode we continue to look at Psalm 51, and psalm that gives us a glimpse at the heart of King David as he confesses his sin to God.

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After David's sin against Bathsheba and Uriah is confronted, David writes his confession to God in Psalm 51. In this episode, we begin to explore this psalm, seeing how David not only confesses his sin, but appeals to God for other things as well. Here in this psalm we see what the heart of true confession looks like.

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After David's sin of adultery with Bathsheba and his murder of her husband Uriah, God uses the prophet Nathan to confront David about his sin. How does he do it, and how does David react? We explore this confrontation in 2 Samuel 12, all in preparation for our study of David's confession in Psalm 51 in the next episode.

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David is known as a man after God's own heart, but even someone with such a righteous character seriously sinned when he engaged in his adulterous encounter with Bathsheba. What could have been done to prevent this from happening, and what does it look like when someone allows sin to take deep root in the heart. We explore these questions in this episode.

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What is the unpardonable sin? And is it possible for Christians to commit it today? We tackle these thought-provoking questions in this episode.

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We finally bring our study of the book of Acts to a close. In this episode, we see that, though Paul is a prisoner in Rome, his ministry for the Lord continues, just as God's ministry of the gospel continues in our world even today.

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In an environment where knowledge of God is pretty much non-existent, God can show up in ways to indicate that He, and He alone, is in charge and is above all things. See how He does this on the island of Malta in Acts 28, as He uses the Apostle Paul to display His power that outshines all other gods that the inhabitants believed in.

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In this episode, we see how the Apostle Paul demonstrates his faith in God's promise of safety in the midst of a monstrous storm, and what affect that had on the unbelievers around him.

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