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In today’s study, we give an overview of a couple of things. First, we discussed the topic that we have been digging into for the past several weeks: idolatry. We talked about the way Israel struggled with this, and how they finally caved in to pressure and worshipped false gods. We then brought it up to our day with a few examples of how we are seeing this, and we looked at numerous scriptures. We also looked ahead to some of the things we plan to cover in the coming weeks, and we still have so much ground to cover.
We believe this informative episode will challenge even the best of us… please give it a listen.
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In today’s study, we look at how Jesus described John as a witness, and as a light. He went on to explain that the Father bears witness of Him, as does the scriptures. Jesus told these religious hypocrites that they needed to search the scriptures, for they only thought they had eternal life. Jesus said the scriptures speak of Him, and it is evident that they proclaim Him loud and clear. Our Lord finished up this chapter by asking them how they can believe His words when they have never truly believed the words of Moses, their favorite prophet. In our Q&A segment, we were asked the following question: I hear some of our preachers today referring to the Greek and Hebrew a lot, and I must admit, this agitates me… shouldn’t we stick with the language that we all speak here in America, and stay with our King James Version Bibles?
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In today’s study, we celebrate Thanksgiving, by giving thanks! We went over some of the history of Thanksgiving, and talked about how it has evolved over the past years. We discussed how there are several controversies that surround this day of thankfulness. We then brought in several scriptures about giving thanks, and we discussed how to show thankfulness to God. We believe for a person to truly give thanks, we must first be thankful to God, for He is the One who has freely given us all things.
We believe you will enjoy this episode, and our desire is that you feel thankfulness well up in your heart upon listening.
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In today’s study, we are given a front row seat to one of the best explanations of how the Godhead works together. Jesus tells us how to receive eternal life, and then He describes the difference between the two different resurrections. Before He ends His discourse, Jesus says that there are some who bear witness of Him. We dig into all of these things, along with some very powerful word meanings in this passage that we try to showcase. In our Q&A segment, we were asked an intriguing question: The church I go to allows us to have TVs, but I really have a problem with sitting under a minister who watches the trash I see on TV… is there a difference between the ministry and the average layperson?
We truly feel this will be an episode that all of us could gain some great things from.
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In today’s study, we conduct our 13th Q&A! We don’t believe that the number 13 is unlucky. By the time you finish this episode that is packed with great questions, we don’t figure you will believe it is either! We were asked about multiple wives again, and we were also asked why Jesus had to fast, the significance of 14 generations in Matthew, and what do people mean when they say that God spoke to them.
We finish this edition with a question from a child concerning ball games.
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In today’s study, we continue looking at the story of the man laying by the Pool of Bethesda. We talk about some serious issues within this text, what really happened, and what it all means. Jesus told the man to sin no more lest a worse thing come upon him, and we believe that is good counsel for us today. The Jews got together and began plotting to kill Jesus after this, for several reasons. He healed this man, He healed him on the Sabbath, and He also claimed to be equal with God.
In our Q&A segment, we were asked the question: In Is. 20, God instructs Isaiah to go naked for 3 years. Do you think this actually happened? Or do you know some reason we can believe it was metaphorical? I know God would not ask His people to do such a thing now, but maybe God was just being radical to get a message across.
We cover some truly powerful stuff today, and we feel certain that you don’t want to miss it!
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In today’s study, we extended our study of false gods with one of the most well-known ones. Bacchus has been the subject of many a book, self-help group, and has had multiple movies made about him. If he isn’t known by name, he is certainly known by the sins that are associated with him. He is the party god, and his followers love drinking, partying, and having orgies in his honor. We expose how deceptive Bacchus is, and then we compare and contrast him with the Lord. There is no doubt that Bacchus has many followers, but our God is by far the greatest.
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In today’s study, we finish John 4 and then we enter into John 5, and the storyline is full of exciting things. As we end chapter 4, Jesus goes back into Cana of Galilee, and there He meets up with a Nobleman. This nobleman has a servant that needs immediate help, and Jesus doesn’t fail to come through for them. As we enter into chapter 5, we see a familiar scene… There is a man laid by the Pool of Bethesda, who is awaiting a chance to be healed of his 38-year-old infirmity. We throw in a good bit of Jewish culture along with a few word meanings, and wow! In our Q&A segment, we were asked this question: Who do you believe wrote 1st & 2nd Chronicles? I have heard that a scribe may have written them, but it bothers me to think that some unnamed person may have written something into our Bibles.
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In today’s study, we continue our series concerning false gods and goddesses by looking at one of each that is found within our very own Bibles by name. We dig into the backgrounds of Dagon and Diana, and then we expose what they were known and worshipped for. We find some pretty interesting things regarding both of them, and we feel that this information will be of a help to you. As always, we compare these to the One True God, and we also contrast Him with them.
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In today’s study, we conversed about what happened after Jesus revealed His identity to the woman at the well. She didn’t keep it quiet, nor did she keep it to herself. She went through Samaria, telling everyone about this One she just met. She was convincing enough to get the townspeople to go out and meet Him for themselves. Many people believed on Him, and this causes us to ask: How good are we doing at witnessing? We believe we might could take some lessons from this loose living Samaritan woman from years ago. In our Q&A segment, we were asked the question: Do you believe it is ok to allow children to read books about ghosts, witches, or paranormal activity?
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