“Blue on blue” is a military and security term that refers to friendly-fire incidents—situations where forces accidentally attack or harm their own side, but it can also be used metaphorically in politics, business, or organizations to describe internal conflict or self-inflicted harm.

In the church today this is something that happens all too often. We see ministers attacking ministers, churches attacking churches and Christians attacking Christians, but does scripture have anything to say about this matter?

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This is an audio recording of the book The Works of Jesus. This book endeavors to assemble a comprehensive  look at the ministry of the Lord Jesus Christ using only the scriptures, without any added teaching, doctrines or thoughts of men.

 This book is divided by gospel and category of work and it is also sorted by verse. All scriptures are taken from NKJV bible copyright Thomas Nelson 1982. Scripture assembly came via revelation of the Holy Spirit. 

If you have ever wanted to look more in depth at the earthly ministry of the Lord Jesus Christ this will be a great resource for you!

Also there is a piece of bonus content, the entire sermon on the mount is recorded in an unabridged format!

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Sometimes we encounter things in life that hurt us deeply. When this happens to us it has the potential to cause us to become bitter towards the people who caused us the pain. If not dealt with these events can cause roots of bitterness to grow in our hearts, affecting parts or even all areas of life.

What can we do about dealing this?

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Elements of the book ofJonah are fairly well known, but some of the most important parts are not known well enough. So, we will jump into this great little book and try to determine is it just a fictional story? Is Jonah a false prophet? And did a large fish really swallow Jonah?

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We've all heard the lines like "It's about relationship not religion", or "Jesus hates religion", but are these true statements? Often times people say they have a relationship instead of religion in attempts to distance or separate themselves from the religious hypocrites, trying to convey to others that religion is a bad thing, but is this true? Is religion a bad thing?

What does scripture say the matter?

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Healing is a fantastic thing, and thank God for it, but ultimately to live a life of health is Gods best for us. In today’s world, (and in the church) we are taught that sickness and diseases are something that just can’t be avoided most of the time.

 Does scripture have a position on the matter?  

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One of the greatest misconceptions there is in the church is that there were not multiple means and methods by which healing was distributed in the ministry of the Lord Jesus. It would seem that many have the thought that He just spoke or waived His hand and that’s how everyone was healed, but the truth is there are several different ways that Jesus healed people in the gospels. In this message we will endeavor to look at the different ways healing came forth from God through the Lord Jesus. 

What does the Bible say about all of this? 

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One of the paramount things that we should understand about our faith is how important it can be in others receiving the healing or the assistance they need from the Lord. Many times throughout the course of life our faith can turn the tide of situations for others that we join with and pray for. As we will see in texts we analyze today, healing can be distributed and received based solely on the faith of others or in cooperation with others. 

What does the bible say about the matter?

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At different times during the Lord Jesus' ministry He told some people that their faith made them well. If those peoples faith made them well, our faith can make us well.

But what is faith?

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Amongst circles of those who teach on the topic of divine healing, the message is taught and preached that Jesus was scourged to "pay" for our physical healing, but is this right in the light of the scripture? Many use Isaiah 53:5 and 1Peter 2:24 as the proverbial smoking gun proving that Jesus did have to pay for our healing, but does this stand up in light of thorough analysis of scripture?

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(Where is Jesus The Healer Part 11)

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