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- 42. The Way of the Cross Leads HomeJesus requires us to take up our cross and follow Him. This path is difficult, but it is a must. The easier path leads to destruction, but the way of the cross leads to home in heaven.26 min
- 41. Save Yourselves!People will go to tremendous lengths to save their physical life. Yet, this life is but a vapor. What about their spiritual life? “And with many other words he testified, and exhorted them, saying, Save yourselves from this crooked generation.” (Acts 2:40, ASV)25 min
- 40. God-Breathed
"All Scripture is given by inspiration of God" (2 Timothy 3:16). What does this mean? Why is it important?
31 min - 39. Warped Views of the Gospel's Purpose
Peter spoke of some who were warping the gospel - "untaught and unstable people twist to their own destruction, as they do also the rest of the Scriptures" (2 Peter 3:16). Things that are good can become instruments of destruction if they are used improperly. This is no less true with the gospel.
31 min - 38. The Immutable Laws of GodWhen God created in the beginning, He set in motion immutable laws. These natural laws cannot be challenged without dire consequences. In creation, God also made the invisible. The invisible things are also governed by immutable laws. Like the natural laws, the laws governing the unseen, that which is spiritual, cannot be challenged without dire consequences.31 min
- 37. What the World Tells You VS What Jesus Tells YouWe live in an egocentric society. This is often manifested in the advice that is pursued, given, and received. Much of what the world tells us starkly contradicts what Jesus would tell us. We should not listen to the world's advice, but instead listen to that given from Jesus.31 min
- 36. An Evolution of Ungodliness (Psalm 1:1)Psalm 1:1 is examined. What the blessed man is not stands as a warning against the lifestyle of the ungodly. The description gives a progression, an evolution, from one level of depraved thought to greater levels of a depraved life.33 min
- 35. Restoring the Sinner (James 5:19-20)James ends his epistle with an effort to encourage the correction of erring brethren by noting what a tremendous blessing such brings.25 min
- 34. Prayer in Trials and Sufferings (James 5:13-18)James revisits some topics from earlier in his epistle - suffering and prayer. When suffering, one of the greatest tools provided by God for the Christian to make it through is prayer. Prayer can save the sick. Prayer can access God's forgiveness when needed. Prayer avails much.30 min
- 33. Do Not Swear (James 5:12)James prohibits the readers from swearing. Rather, they are to be honest in their dealings with others, letting their "Yes" be "Yes," and their "No," "No." Jesus taught the same, and a look at His teachings furthers our understanding of James'.30 min
About Pondering Scripture with Jeremiah Cox
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A practical discussion of scripture in both textual and topical formats.
If you have any questions or comments don't hesitate to email me: [email protected]