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In today's study, we are told to not be carried about with strange doctrines. We look into some interesting things such as the altar, the sacrifices, and how Jesus sanctifies us with His own blood. He suffered without the gate, so we shouldn't shirk from bearing His reproach as we seek a city to come. We see that we are to offer our sacrifice to God continually, which is the fruit of our lips... praise unto His name!
In our Q&A segment we answer: In Matt. 6, what is meant by the phrase 'sounding the trumpet'? Did they literally blow a trumpet when they gave alms or offerings?
We hope you enjoy this highly informative episode!
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In today's episode, we have a special guest, Bro. Wade Auld! Bro. Wade and I have been friends for several years, and it is my pleasure to have him on with us. We visit with Bro. Wade concerning his life, his testimony, and he tells us what the Lord has laid on his heart. We certainly find it interesting to look into the lives of the people of God, and see what all the Lord has done for them.
At the end, we take on 3 questions that were sent in:
Question #1: Which version of the Bible is the best one for believers to read?
Question #2: In Is. 40:12, it says that God meted out the heavens with the span of His hand. Scientists say that the galaxies are always expanding. Does this mean that God's hand is always expanding?
Question #3: The Bible speaks about prayer a lot, how often should Christians pray?
Tune in for a real treat today!
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In today's episode, we are encouraged to let brotherly love continue, to entertain strangers because they might just be angels, and to remember them who are in bonds. We look at the idea that marriage is honorable, and the bed is undefiled, along with the statement that God Himself will judge whoremongers and adulterers. We are comforted by the fact that the Lord will never leave us nor forsake us, and that He is our helper so that we don't have to fear what men shall do unto us. We talk about the blessed consolation that we have knowing that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever!
In our Q&A segment, we answer the question: Why was Solomon told to not trade horses with Egypt? Is it wrong to trade horses?
Settle in, kick back, and enjoy our study today!
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In today's edition of Systematic Theology, Bro Donnie and Bro Chris Lee will be discussing Anthropology, which is simply the study of man. They will be talking about the origin of man, which includes the creation of man, the reason God created man, the plan of God for man, and the purpose and will of God for man.
They will also be speaking on multiple sub-topics within these headings.
We believe you will take away a lot of helpful things from this episode!
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In today's study, we read that we have come to Mt. Sion, the city of the living God. We have come to the church of the firstborn, and of those who are written in Heaven. We are reminded that Jesus is the Mediator of the New Covenant, and then we are cautioned to not refuse Him. The reason for this is because our God is a consuming fire!
We also announce that as of today, we are dropping the Wednesday episodes, and we are going to Monday Bible Studies and Friday Special Editions only.
In our Q&A segment, we answer the question: Can you give a simple definition of sanctification?
We believe you will be helped by what we dive into today!
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Today, we have a discussion concerning idolatry. We received a question asking us if we believe idolatry is an issue for the people of our day and time, or if it is something that we have gotten past. Some people question if ministers should teach and preach against idolatry, because it seems to be irrelevant now. The reasoning behind this thinking is that we don't see people openly bowing down to false gods and idols. Is this an obsolete topic, or is it one that still needs to be addressed?
We think some will be surprised by our conclusion!
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In today's episode, we learn that God chastens those whom He loves. He does this that we might partake of His holiness. Chastening is grievous, but it yields righteousness, of which, if we will follow peace with all men, and Holiness, we shall see the Lord. We receive an admonition to not fail of God's grace, lest we become like Esau who was rejected of God.
We finish up by examining the life of Esau.
In our Q&A segment, we answer the question: Why did Judas and the council come after Jesus with staves and swords? Were they expecting a fight?
We feel that there is much to be gotten out of today's study!
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In today's episode we are reminded of the great cloud of witnesses by which we are compassed. We are to lay aside every weight and sin that besets us, so we can run this race that is set before us. We are to do this by looking unto Jesus, who is described as the Author and Finisher of our faith. The writer explains how Jesus accomplished what he did, while reminding us that we have not yet resisted unto blood. Neither should we despise the chastening of the Lord, for this is how we know we are children of God.
In our Q&A segment we are asked: Why are our modern Holiness churches so different from the New Testament church? It certainly seems like we have fallen greatly from what it once was...
Get prepared for a treat today, so go ahead, and start listening!
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In today's episode, Bro. Chris Lee and Bro. Donnie teach part 2 of their study on the Godhead.
They plan to describe what the Godhead is, the Tri-Unity of God is, and they will be showing us why this doctrine is such a great necessity to us. We hope you enjoy their discussion, and we also pray that it will help you in any areas that you might have been confused on. We sure hope you gain some biblical insights in this study!
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In today's study, we read through the list of heroes that the writer of Hebrews has included for our benefit. From Rahab to Gideon, from Samson to Samuel, from David to the prophets, we see the lives of these great people of faith making a difference in the world in which they lived. The amazing acts that they did, were only done because of their powerful trust, belief, and faith in God. This is the same God we serve today! He can still do for us whatever we have need of.
In our Q&A segment, we are asked: What caused Korah to rebel in Num. 16?
I believe this episode will be a blessing to you!
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