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New Beginning Baptist Church Sermon Podcast

Listen to Sunday messages from Calvary Chapel In The City, located in Boston, MA.

Calvary Chapel In The City (Sunday Morning — Chapter-by-Chapter)

錫安教會梁日華牧師透過《聖經》真理，以及從神而來的啟示，錄製出共202篇「跟進行列」信息。 

當中涵蓋了初信基督徒優先要認識的真理根基，包括：「神是愛」、「信心四步曲」、「信徒道德標準」、「神的全副軍裝」等，盡都輯錄其中。 

「跟進行列」主要用作解釋許多信仰上不應存在的疑惑，讓你理解何謂現實，更讓初信基督徒有明確的方向，了解神的神聖及活出基督徒的樣式。 

無論要維持信仰或領人信主，「跟進行列」都是一個十分關鍵的助力，為使基督徒奠定穩固的信仰根基。

錫安教會梁日華牧師透過《聖經》真理，以及從神而來的啟示，錄製出共202篇「跟進行列」信息。 當中涵蓋了初信基督徒優先要認識的真理根基，包括：「神是愛」、「信心四步曲」、「信徒道德標準」、「神的全副軍裝」等，盡都輯錄其中。 「跟進行列」主要用作解釋許多信仰上不應存在的疑惑，讓你理解何謂現實，更讓初信基督徒有明確的方向，了解神的神聖及活出基督徒的樣式。 無論要維持信仰或領人信主，「跟進行列」都是一個十分關鍵的助力，為使基督徒奠定穩固的信仰根基。

跟進行列

수영로교회 설교 (이규현 목사)

수영로교회 (이규현 목사)

An intelligent conversation about the topics of the day.

The David Allen Show

Welcome to the Fellowship Baptist Church Sermon Podcast! Fellowship Baptist Church is located in Clarklake, Michigan and is lead by Pastor Daniel White. Our prayer is that you will be encouraged and challenged to become more like Jesus Christ in your own personal life.

Fellowship Baptist Church Sermon Podcast

St. Philip Neri Ecumenical church is a small and special family of faith seeking to love and serve Jesus Christ through open minds, joyful hearts, and willing hands.  These are the sermons of our pastor Rev. Dr. John Oliver.  We are truly blessed by the teachings we receive each week and we pray you will be blessed by them as well.

St. Philip Neri Ecumenical church is a small and special family of faith seeking to love and serve Jesus Christ through open minds, joyful hearts, and willing hands. These are the sermons of our pastor Rev. Dr. John Oliver. We are truly blessed by the teachings we receive each week and we pray you will be blessed by them as well.

St. Philip Neri Ecumenical Church's Podcast

The latest sermons of Fellowship Church in Englewood, FL.

Pastor Garry Clark Audio Podcast

Messages from Celebrate Church. 
We are a revitalized and growing church in Clinton, MS.      www.celebratepeople.org

Messages from Celebrate Church. We are a revitalized and growing church in Clinton, MS. www.celebratepeople.org

Celebrate Church

Weekly messages from the teaching team at Atlanta Christian Church.

Atlanta Christian Church

Beginning in the New Testament we move from the realm of shadow, type, and prophecy, into the full sunshine of the presentation of the Son of God. The Old Testament speaks of him on every page, but speaks in shadows, in types, in symbols, and in prophecies -- all looking forward to the coming of Someone. You cannot read the Old Testament without being aware of that constant promise running through every page -- Someone is coming! Someone is coming!

Now, when we open the Gospels, that Someone steps forth in the fullness of his glory. As John says, &quot;We have beheld his glory...as of the only Son from the Father,&quot; (John 1:14 (RSV). I love the Gospels. They are to me one of the most perennially fascinating sections of the Bible. There you see Christ as he is. Remember that what he was is what he is; and what he is is what you have, if you are a Christian. All the fullness of his character and being and life is available to us, and we only learn what those resources are as we see him as he was and is. That is why the Gospel records are so important to us.

People often wonder why we have four Gospels. There is a very good reason for this. It is interesting to note that each of these Gospels is a development of an exclamatory statement that is found in the Old Testament. Four different times -- and only four times -- in the Old Testament there was an exclamatory statement made concerning the Messiah, introduced always by the word behold. In one of the prophets we read, &quot;Behold thy king, O Israel!&quot; In another place we read, &quot;Behold the man!&quot; In a third place we read, &quot;Behold my servant!&quot; In still a fourth place we read, &quot;Behold thy God!&quot; These four statements are amplified and developed in the four Gospels -- Matthew, the Gospel of the King; Mark, the Gospel of the Servant; Luke, the Gospel of the Son of man; and John, the Gospel of God, the presentation of the Son of God.

These four Gospels give us four aspects of our Lord's character and person. They are not, strictly speaking, biographies. They are really sketches about the Person of Christ -- eyewitness accounts by those who knew him personally, or those immediately associated with them. Therefore, they have the ring of authenticity, and they carry to our hearts that first and marvelous impression that our Lord made upon his own disciples, and then upon the multitudes that followed him. No more amazing character has ever walked among men. As you read the Gospel accounts, I hope something of this fascination breaks upon your own heart as you see him stepping forth from these pages, revealed to you by the Spirit, when you see him as he is.

The first book of the New Testament is Matthew, and this is the place where most people start reading the Bible. I think more people begin reading in the New Testament than the Old, therefore, that would make Matthew the most widely read book in all the world. In fact, Renan, the French skeptic, said of this book, &quot;This is the most important book of all Christendom.&quot; He also said, &quot;The most important book that has ever been written is the Gospel of Matthew.&quot; But it has its critics, too. There are those who claim that this book contains nothing but the early legends of the church which grew up around Jesus, that these accounts are not historical, and that this book was not actually written until the fourth century A.D. Therefore, they say, we are uncertain as to how much is really true. Other critics make the claim that this is only one of many gospels that were circulated.

Beginning in the New Testament we move from the realm of shadow, type, and prophecy, into the full sunshine of the presentation of the Son of God. The Old Testament speaks of him on every page, but speaks in shadows, in types, in symbols, and in prophecies -- all looking forward to the coming of Someone. You cannot read the Old Testament without being aware of that constant promise running through every page -- Someone is coming! Someone is coming! Now, when we open the Gospels, that Someone steps forth in the fullness of his glory. As John says, "We have beheld his glory...as of the only Son from the Father," (John 1:14 (RSV). I love the Gospels. They are to me one of the most perennially fascinating sections of the Bible. There you see Christ as he is. Remember that what he was is what he is; and what he is is what you have, if you are a Christian. All the fullness of his character and being and life is available to us, and we only learn what those resources are as we see him as he was and is. That is why the Gospel records are so important to us. People often wonder why we have four Gospels. There is a very good reason for this. It is interesting to note that each of these Gospels is a development of an exclamatory statement that is found in the Old Testament. Four different times -- and only four times -- in the Old Testament there was an exclamatory statement made concerning the Messiah, introduced always by the word behold. In one of the prophets we read, "Behold thy king, O Israel!" In another place we read, "Behold the man!" In a third place we read, "Behold my servant!" In still a fourth place we read, "Behold thy God!" These four statements are amplified and developed in the four Gospels -- Matthew, the Gospel of the King; Mark, the Gospel of the Servant; Luke, the Gospel of the Son of man; and John, the Gospel of God, the presentation of the Son of God. These four Gospels give us four aspects of our Lord's character and person. They are not, strictly speaking, biographies. They are really sketches about the Person of Christ -- eyewitness accounts by those who knew him personally, or those immediately associated with them. Therefore, they have the ring of authenticity, and they carry to our hearts that first and marvelous impression that our Lord made upon his own disciples, and then upon the multitudes that followed him. No more amazing character has ever walked among men. As you read the Gospel accounts, I hope something of this fascination breaks upon your own heart as you see him stepping forth from these pages, revealed to you by the Spirit, when you see him as he is. The first book of the New Testament is Matthew, and this is the place where most people start reading the Bible. I think more people begin reading in the New Testament than the Old, therefore, that would make Matthew the most widely read book in all the world. In fact, Renan, the French skeptic, said of this book, "This is the most important book of all Christendom." He also said, "The most important book that has ever been written is the Gospel of Matthew." But it has its critics, too. There are those who claim that this book contains nothing but the early legends of the church which grew up around Jesus, that these accounts are not historical, and that this book was not actually written until the fourth century A.D. Therefore, they say, we are uncertain as to how much is really true. Other critics make the claim that this is only one of many gospels that were circulated.

Beginning in the New Testament we move from the realm of shadow, type, and prophecy, into the full sunshine of the presentation of the Son of God. The Old Testament speaks of him on every page, but speaks in shadows, in types, in symbols, and in prophecies -- all looking forward to the coming of Someone. You cannot read the Old Testament without being aware of that constant promise running through every page -- Someone is coming! Someone is coming!

Now, when we open the Gospels, that Someone steps forth in the fullness of his glory. As John says, "We have beheld his glory...as of the only Son from the Father," (John 1:14 (RSV). I love the Gospels. They are to me one of the most perennially fascinating sections of the Bible. There you see Christ as he is. Remember that what he was is what he is; and what he is is what you have, if you are a Christian. All the fullness of his character and being and life is available to us, and we only learn what those resources are as we see him as he was and is. That is why the Gospel records are so important to us.

People often wonder why we have four Gospels. There is a very good reason for this. It is interesting to note that each of these Gospels is a development of an exclamatory statement that is found in the Old Testament. Four different times -- and only four times -- in the Old Testament there was an exclamatory statement made concerning the Messiah, introduced always by the word behold. In one of the prophets we read, "Behold thy king, O Israel!" In another place we read, "Behold the man!" In a third place we read, "Behold my servant!" In still a fourth place we read, "Behold thy God!" These four statements are amplified and developed in the four Gospels -- Matthew, the Gospel of the King; Mark, the Gospel of the Servant; Luke, the Gospel of the Son of man; and John, the Gospel of God, the presentation of the Son of God.

These four Gospels give us four aspects of our Lord's character and person. They are not, strictly speaking, biographies. They are really sketches about the Person of Christ -- eyewitness accounts by those who knew him personally, or those immediately associated with them. Therefore, they have the ring of authenticity, and they carry to our hearts that first and marvelous impression that our Lord made upon his own disciples, and then upon the multitudes that followed him. No more amazing character has ever walked among men. As you read the Gospel accounts, I hope something of this fascination breaks upon your own heart as you see him stepping forth from these pages, revealed to you by the Spirit, when you see him as he is.

The first book of the New Testament is Matthew, and this is the place where most people start reading the Bible. I think more people begin reading in the New Testament than the Old, therefore, that would make Matthew the most widely read book in all the world. In fact, Renan, the French skeptic, said of this book, "This is the most important book of all Christendom." He also said, "The most important book that has ever been written is the Gospel of Matthew." But it has its critics, too. There are those who claim that this book contains nothing but the early legends of the church which grew up around Jesus, that these accounts are not historical, and that this book was not actually written until the fourth century A.D. Therefore, they say, we are uncertain as to how much is really true. Other critics make the claim that this is only one of many gospels that were circulated.

Matthew: Behold Your King!

Messages from Cornerstone Church of Highland, Michigan.

Ignited Youth

Sermon and teaching audio from Lighthouse on the Rock Fellowship in Dry Ridge, KY.

Lighthouse on the Rock Fellowship

Highland Community Church Sermons

Insights and resources for Christian leaders to deepen your relationship with Christ, the congregation and your local community. The church and your community need you to lead. LeaderCast covers faith topics that trip us up, hold us back, and guide us forward…all so you can lead a movement of Jesus followers.

Transforming Mission Podcast with Tim Bias & Sara Thomas

A collection of Jesus centered messages from our Sunday & Wednesday services, Daily Hope Devotionals, and Sozo Youth Group!

Stay connected with us!

https://www.facebook.com/DiscoverHopeCC
http://www.discoverhope.us/

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Sozo Youth @sozo_youth

Please consider partnering with us and supporting our ministry!
http://www.discoverhope.us/give

A collection of Jesus centered messages from our Sunday & Wednesday services, Daily Hope Devotionals, and Sozo Youth Group! Stay connected with us! https://www.facebook.com/DiscoverHopeCC http://www.discoverhope.us/ Instagram Hope Community @discoverhopecc Sozo Youth @sozo_youth Please consider partnering with us and supporting our ministry! http://www.discoverhope.us/give

A collection of Jesus centered messages from our Sunday &amp; Wednesday services, Daily Hope Devotionals, and Sozo Youth Group!

Stay connected with us!

https://www.facebook.com/DiscoverHopeCC
http://www.discoverhope.us/

Instagram
Hope Community @discoverhopecc
Sozo Youth @sozo_youth

Please consider partnering with us and supporting our ministry!
http://www.discoverhope.us/give

The Discoverhope Podcast

The ancients predicted it. Today it is one of the hottest subjects around. Millions of people are talking about it—and even though dramatic shifts in world events seem to indicate that it's about to happen, few people agree on exactly what will happen.

The Appearing

Bringing you select recordings from Bible conferences over the years.

Bible Conference Recordings Podcast

New Revival - A Cornerstone Church Podcast

New Revival Podcast

Luke 10:2 Podcast

SIMPSON STUDIO PODCAST

Faith4Life is a non denominational church in Round Rock, Texas (just outside of Austin). We are all about empowering people to follow Jesus through loving God and loving others. 
Website: https://faith4lifeaus.com
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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Faith4LifeAus
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Faith4Life is a non denominational church in Round Rock, Texas (just outside of Austin). We are all about empowering people to follow Jesus through loving God and loving others. Website: https://faith4lifeaus.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/faith4lifeaus/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Faith4LifeAus Twitter: https://twitter.com/faith4lifeaus

Faith4Life Austin Church

The latest sermons from Peninsula Bible Church in Palo Alto California. This podcast is no longer updated. Search for the new podcast by looking for "Peninsula Bible Church sermons".

Peninsula Bible Church

The people, places, and stories of the Church — our family history.

Church History

Weekly gospel-centered, word-filled sermons

Sermons

Bethel Assembly of God - Carrington, ND

All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to Jesus Christ. It's time for Christians to start acting like it. Conservatism is not enough, and this podcast isn't embarrassed to admit it.

Gabriel Hudelson brings the Bible to the battlefield of American politics and culture, building a comprehensive Christian approach to hot-button issues without succumbing to the tribal polarization so common in public discourse today. 

Even the mightiest of nations must kiss the Son.

https://gabrielhudelson.com

All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to Jesus Christ. It's time for Christians to start acting like it. Conservatism is not enough, and this podcast isn't embarrassed to admit it. Gabriel Hudelson brings the Bible to the battlefield of American politics and culture, building a comprehensive Christian approach to hot-button issues without succumbing to the tribal polarization so common in public discourse today. Even the mightiest of nations must kiss the Son. https://gabrielhudelson.com

Where The Battle Runs Thick

TUESDAY’S FAVORITE MOTIVATOR🙌🏽 the conscious outlook on life. Wisdom far beyond my years, and I put God as my top priority. I believe God is using me as an instrument to project my Wisdom onto the world.... The most open-minded individual you’ll ever meet. I see all walks of life and it has taught me so many lessons that I’m able to control my life and help others to have a higher way of thinking. My devotion is to never steer you in the wrong direction. My plan is to motivate, uplift, and love all of my friends, family and new listeners this year. Stay conscious and Manifest everything 🤗💕

Oshi World

Journey Heart-to-Heart® is a podcast for believers of all ages who desire encouragement, support and spiritual growth on their Christian journey. With Journey Heart-to-Heart®, hosts Erica N. Williams and Larisha Y. Warner share open, honest, and vulnerable conversations aimed to inspire, empower and equip listeners to pursue their God-given destiny. Each episode is packed with conversations that touch on topics like purpose, fear, forgiveness, dating, entrepreneurship, finances, friendships and more! New episodes are released every 1st and 3rd Thursday.

Journey Heart-to-Heart®

The Faith and Action Podcast seeks to point people to God by connecting them to a Gospel-centered community that is Christian Union at Penn. We seek to both provide Christian Union with more resources to connect and grow as a community and provide encouragement and information for people outside of Christian Union who are looking in.
Disclaimer: The views of the hosts and speakers do not necessarily reflect the views of Christian Union as a whole. We are all seeking to know God better, but unfortunately we may make mistakes. Comments and feedback can be sent to faithandactionpodcast@gmail.com.

The Faith and Action Podcast seeks to point people to God by connecting them to a Gospel-centered community that is Christian Union at Penn. We seek to both provide Christian Union with more resources to connect and grow as a community and provide encouragement and information for people outside of Christian Union who are looking in. Disclaimer: The views of the hosts and speakers do not necessarily reflect the views of Christian Union as a whole. We are all seeking to know God better, but unfortunately we may make mistakes. Comments and feedback can be sent to faithandactionpodcast@gmail.com.

Faith and Action

By The Heart

Encouraging Words To Give You Hope is a podcast with a mission to encourage you with the words of hope God gives us in His Word. 

Join Hope Ann, the founder and president of Meditate Hope Ministries, as we discuss several different topics, dive into God's Word together, and encourage ourselves in the Lord. 

So sit back, grab your Bible, and take some notes as we meditate on the encouragement God gives
us in His Word. ​

Encouraging Words To Give You Hope is a podcast with a mission to encourage you with the words of hope God gives us in His Word. Join Hope Ann, the founder and president of Meditate Hope Ministries, as we discuss several different topics, dive into God's Word together, and encourage ourselves in the Lord. So sit back, grab your Bible, and take some notes as we meditate on the encouragement God gives us in His Word. ​

Encouraging Words To Give You Hope

Even in quarantine, we can still evangelize. In fact, the call to share the Gospel is heightened in times like this. Join the Archdiocese of Boston's evangelization team for our first podcast, Always on Mission: Evangelizing in Challenging Times.  Hosted by Tom Lyman and Rosemary Maffei, Always on Mission shares how the task of evangelization is being done and can be done, virtually, in the Archdiocese and beyond. 

Inspired by Cardinal Seán’s vision for a culture of evangelization and discipleship in parishes, Tom Lyman joined the Faith Formation and Missionary Discipleship team at the Archdiocese of Boston in 2014.  A lover of education, history, foreign languages, sacred music, and liturgy, Tom brings a wealth of knowledge to the team, and always a fun fact or two!  Tom lives in Brockton, Massachusetts with his wife and two children, and they can often be found exploring New England’s beautiful landscapes. 

In response to the Lord's call to use her decade of leadership and organizational development experience to serve the Church directly in her daily work, Rosemary Maffei began working with the Archdiocese of Boston as an Evangelization Consultant. She’s a Boston girl through and through (though she spent some time living in Minnesota and Florida), and loves taking advantage of all the city has to offer (including Adoration at St. Clement’s Eucharistic Shrine). But no matter where she is, her love of the human person drives every interaction she has. 

New episodes posted every Monday, until the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul on June 29, 2020.

Even in quarantine, we can still evangelize. In fact, the call to share the Gospel is heightened in times like this. Join the Archdiocese of Boston's evangelization team for our first podcast, Always on Mission: Evangelizing in Challenging Times. Hosted by Tom Lyman and Rosemary Maffei, Always on Mission shares how the task of evangelization is being done and can be done, virtually, in the Archdiocese and beyond. Inspired by Cardinal Seán’s vision for a culture of evangelization and discipleship in parishes, Tom Lyman joined the Faith Formation and Missionary Discipleship team at the Archdiocese of Boston in 2014. A lover of education, history, foreign languages, sacred music, and liturgy, Tom brings a wealth of knowledge to the team, and always a fun fact or two! Tom lives in Brockton, Massachusetts with his wife and two children, and they can often be found exploring New England’s beautiful landscapes. In response to the Lord's call to use her decade of leadership and organizational development experience to serve the Church directly in her daily work, Rosemary Maffei began working with the Archdiocese of Boston as an Evangelization Consultant. She’s a Boston girl through and through (though she spent some time living in Minnesota and Florida), and loves taking advantage of all the city has to offer (including Adoration at St. Clement’s Eucharistic Shrine). But no matter where she is, her love of the human person drives every interaction she has. New episodes posted every Monday, until the Feast of Saints Peter and Paul on June 29, 2020.

Always on Mission: Evangelizing in Challenging Times

Óptica: Reflective Faith &amp; Latinidad is hosted by Pastor Gabriel Salguero—a podcast at the intersection of faith, culture, and Latinidad. Dr. Gabriel Salguero is the lead pastor at The Gathering Place in Orlando Florida and the National Latino Evangelical Coalition president, a coalition of Hispanic Evangelical congregations from across the United States. He is known for his profound insights on some of the most challenging themes for our society today and their impact on the growing Latino and multiethnic church.

Óptica: Reflective Faith & Latinidad is hosted by Pastor Gabriel Salguero—a podcast at the intersection of faith, culture, and Latinidad. Dr. Gabriel Salguero is the lead pastor at The Gathering Place in Orlando Florida and the National Latino Evangelical Coalition president, a coalition of Hispanic Evangelical congregations from across the United States. He is known for his profound insights on some of the most challenging themes for our society today and their impact on the growing Latino and multiethnic church.

Óptica: Reflective Faith and Latinidad

Orthodox Journey

<p>The Table Church is a ministry based in Foley, AL. We are a community dedicated to spreading the life and love of Jesus Christ. These podcast consist of teachings from our Sunday Night gatherings and other interviews and conversations centered around the heart of The Father.&nbsp;</p>

The Table Church is a ministry based in Foley, AL. We are a community dedicated to spreading the life and love of Jesus Christ. These podcast consist of teachings from our Sunday Night gatherings and other interviews and conversations centered around the heart of The Father. 

The Table Podcast

Hope Community Church is a group of people that are committed to love like Jesus!

Hope Community Church Podcast

<p>New Life Church is a growing, vibrant church located in Cabot, Arkansas - right in the heart of Central Arkansas. Our mission is simple: we exist to share the hope of the Gospel, grow disciples, and strengthen families. At New Life, we're passionate about being an apostolic church with a culture of service and a heart for missions, both locally and around the world. Whether you're new to faith or looking for a place to grow deeper, there's a place for you here. We're so glad you've joined us today - welcome to New Life!</p>

New Life Church is a growing, vibrant church located in Cabot, Arkansas - right in the heart of Central Arkansas. Our mission is simple: we exist to share the hope of the Gospel, grow disciples, and strengthen families. At New Life, we're passionate about being an apostolic church with a culture of service and a heart for missions, both locally and around the world. Whether you're new to faith or looking for a place to grow deeper, there's a place for you here. We're so glad you've joined us today - welcome to New Life!

New Life Cabot

Akron FBC is a biblically based church where all are welcome! Here, we will dive in and discuss what God's Word says about living an abundant, fulfilled, and renewed life through Christ! 

Join us!

Akron FBC is a biblically based church where all are welcome! Here, we will dive in and discuss what God's Word says about living an abundant, fulfilled, and renewed life through Christ! Join us!

Akron FBC

Mentoring podcast, that hosts multi-generational conversations about everyday life, cultural worldview, and what it looks like to be a biblical woman.

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