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Welcome to the Immanuel Baptist Church located in Cold Spring, KY.   We are pleased to be able to bring you our weekly services and to broadcast all over the world.  Please subscribe to the podcast and share with your friends and family.  We would also appreciate your feedback and comments.

Welcome to the Immanuel Baptist Church located in Cold Spring, KY. We are pleased to be able to bring you our weekly services and to broadcast all over the world. Please subscribe to the podcast and share with your friends and family. We would also appreciate your feedback and comments.

Immanuel Baptist Church: Cold Spring, KY

Fr. Larry Rice, CSP, a Paulist priest and Director of Catholic Campus Ministry at The Ohio State University, provides "tidbits" about the faith.  Originally aired on "The Busted Halo Show with Father Dave Dwyer" on Sirius XM Radio's The Catholic Channel, Sirius 159/XM 177.

Fr. Larry Rice, CSP, a Paulist priest and Director of Catholic Campus Ministry at The Ohio State University, provides "tidbits" about the faith. Originally aired on "The Busted Halo Show with Father Dave Dwyer" on Sirius XM Radio's The Catholic Channel, Sirius 159/XM 177.

Facts of Faith - Busted Halo

What is Truth? In today's world, the truth is hard to find. The culture tells us that truth is in the eye of the beholder - that whatever we think is true must be true for us.

However, that is not the truth. Jesus is the Way, the Truth and the Life. What is Truth discovers the Truth given to us by Jesus through His one Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church

What is Truth? In today's world, the truth is hard to find. The culture tells us that truth is in the eye of the beholder - that whatever we think is true must be true for us. However, that is not the truth. Jesus is the Way, the Truth and the Life. What is Truth discovers the Truth given to us by Jesus through His one Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church

What is Truth Catholic Podcast

Christian Leadership Training and Development.

Dr. Herbert Reynolds Davis Christian Leadership Podcast

King's Park Sermons Online is a production of King’s Park International Church, a multi-ethnic, multi-generational church in Durham, North Carolina. We are passionate about making a difference in our local community, planting churches in our nation and abroad, and reaching the world with the good news of Jesus Christ.

King's Park Sermons

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

FRCC - Sunday Sermons

Daily programs in Urdu about Health, Family & Spiritual life

Daily programs in Urdu about Health, Family &amp; Spiritual life

AWR Urdu / اردو (Pakistan)

This audio podcast features the weekly messages of the Greenville Oaks Church of Christ. We inspire people to follow Jesus. Visit us online at greenvilleoaks.org

Greenville Oaks Church Message Podcast

Services of Colleyville Presbyterian Church

Colleyville Presbyterian Church - Worship

Our focus at CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH  is to honor God by loving and obeying Jesus Christ and by loving others.

Our focus at CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH is to honor God by loving and obeying Jesus Christ and by loving others.

Calvary Bible Church - Wrightsville, PA

Weekly messages from the teaching team at Atlanta Christian Church.

Atlanta Christian Church

A Daily Audio devotional that covers the book of Nehemiah from Watermark Church in West Michigan.

Building With God Through Nehemiah

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!

Ines Franklin is passionate about teaching God's word and helping Christians mature in their faith. Here you'll find recordings of her sermons at Mariners Church and lessons for www.trochia.org. She shares vulnerably from her own life journey to emphasize the importance of strengthening our relationship with Jesus and trusting the Bible as our compass for life. Learn more about her upcoming work at www.inesfranklin.com

Teaching & Sermons with Ines Franklin

"We don’t want to be halfway, church. We want to be a real church or no church at all. We want to be real Christians or no Christians at all." - William Marrion Branham. You may support our podcast here: https://www.buzzsprout.com/26432/support

Lighthouse Tabernacle

Weekly Sermons from Pure Apostolic Works Ministries

Pure Apostolic Works' Podcast

1 John

Velocity Church ignites your faith that fuels your life and impacts the world.  We are two locations but one church. We meet in Lyndhurst and Mentor, Ohio. For more information head to our website: www.velocitycleveland.org

Velocity Church ignites your faith that fuels your life and impacts the world. We are two locations but one church. We meet in Lyndhurst and Mentor, Ohio. For more information head to our website: www.velocitycleveland.org

Velocity Church Cleveland

"For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but after their own lusts shall they heap to themselves teachers, having itching ears;" 2 Timothy 4:3. "He that hath ears to hear, let him hear." Matthew 11:15 For more Truth: &nbsp; www.HOTHouseOfTruth.com Download Free Books: &nbsp; https://www.hothouseoftruth.com/free-book-download Facebook:&nbsp; &nbsp; https://www.facebook.com/HotHouseofTruth (English) Facebook:&nbsp; &nbsp; https://www.facebook.com/HothouseoftruthBrasil (Portuguese) Facebook:&nbsp; &nbsp; https://www.facebook.com/hothouseoftruthspanish (Spanish) Youtube:&nbsp; &nbsp; https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9DW9SW0XaU5e86Uu50m3Cg

"For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine; but after their own lusts shall they heap to themselves teachers, having itching ears;" 2 Timothy 4:3. "He that hath ears to hear, let him hear." Matthew 11:15 For more Truth:   www.HOTHouseOfTruth.com Download Free Books:   https://www.hothouseoftruth.com/free-book-download Facebook:    https://www.facebook.com/HotHouseofTruth (English) Facebook:    https://www.facebook.com/HothouseoftruthBrasil (Portuguese) Facebook:    https://www.facebook.com/hothouseoftruthspanish (Spanish) Youtube:    https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9DW9SW0XaU5e86Uu50m3Cg

H.O.T. House of Truth

A short 2-minute devotional message once a week to help you remember your worth in God.

Encouraging Words Devotional

New Revival - A Cornerstone Church Podcast

New Revival Podcast

A place to find the latest audio from Christ United.

Christ United Methodist Church - Plano, TX

Sunday Sermons from Grace Bible Church in Portage Wisconsin

Grace Bible Church Sermons

Bethel Assembly of God - Carrington, ND

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®

Pioneer Church

Life moves quickly.
Contemplative Tuesday Podcast invites you to slow down, take a deep breath, contemplate the Word of God, and prayerfully reflect. Together, we’ll ask God to search us, guide us, and reveal Himself to us. The profound truth in mystery is that as we gaze upon Him, we will be made like Him. Let’s find ourselves in the God who makes all things new.

Life moves quickly. Contemplative Tuesday Podcast invites you to slow down, take a deep breath, contemplate the Word of God, and prayerfully reflect. Together, we’ll ask God to search us, guide us, and reveal Himself to us. The profound truth in mystery is that as we gaze upon Him, we will be made like Him. Let’s find ourselves in the God who makes all things new.

Contemplative Tuesday

Honest and humorous discussions about raising teens in the Catholic faith, navigated by Catholic scholar John Cox and family life expert Jo Holt.

Stuck in the Cry Room

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

Welcome to the weekly audio podcast for Hope Community —a church in Minerva, Ohio that exists to see people discover and experience hope in Jesus. To learn more about Hope Community visit us at https://hopecommunityonline.org/

Hope Community Minerva

Scripture, Good Books, and the Christian Life. The Audio Podcast of Liberty Church of Cosby, Tennessee.

Scripture, Good Books, and the Christian Life. The Audio Podcast of Liberty Church of Cosby, Tennessee.

Liberty Church Audio

A Doubting Thomas is defined as one who struggles to believe without direct personal experience. This is a reference to when the Apostle Thomas refused to believe that the resurrected Jesus had appeared to the ten other apostles. This podcast will promote the act of questioning and healthy doubting as a Catholic to grow in faith.
 
Through this podcast, we hope to bring to light the many questions that arise within the youth regarding their faith and the truth behind why certain beliefs are set in place. Covering a wide umbrella of topics we hope to appeal to a broad group of listeners.

A Doubting Thomas is defined as one who struggles to believe without direct personal experience. This is a reference to when the Apostle Thomas refused to believe that the resurrected Jesus had appeared to the ten other apostles. This podcast will promote the act of questioning and healthy doubting as a Catholic to grow in faith. Through this podcast, we hope to bring to light the many questions that arise within the youth regarding their faith and the truth behind why certain beliefs are set in place. Covering a wide umbrella of topics we hope to appeal to a broad group of listeners.

Doubting Like Thomas

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

Hope Community Church Podcast

Saint Athanasius Traditional Catholic

Real People. Real Issues. The Hope of a Real Savior. On the Harmony Perspective, we discuss the real challenges facing us a body of believers at Harmony Baptist Church in Edgemoor, SC. We also discuss what the Bible tells us about each of these topics and how we can practically engage in daily life where we live, work, play, and learn. We do all this to fulfill the great commission to make disciples of all people in all places to the glory of God.

The Harmony Perspective

Sermons from Community Bible Church in Spokane Washington, USA.

Community Bible Church has a three-fold Philosophy of Ministry. We exist to: exalt God, edify believers, and evangelize the lost. This philosophy establishes the priority of the vertical relationship with God, the necessity of love with depth among believers in the church, and the fulfillment of the church's purpose through proclamation of the gospel for the salvation of the lost. Our commitments can be understood to be first up, then in, then out.

Sermons from Community Bible Church in Spokane Washington, USA. Community Bible Church has a three-fold Philosophy of Ministry. We exist to: exalt God, edify believers, and evangelize the lost. This philosophy establishes the priority of the vertical relationship with God, the necessity of love with depth among believers in the church, and the fulfillment of the church's purpose through proclamation of the gospel for the salvation of the lost. Our commitments can be understood to be first up, then in, then out.

Community Bible Church Spokane - Sermons

"A podcast from the other side of the altar." This podcast is sponsored by the Syracuse Diocese Office of Vocation Promotion, and will give you a glimpse of the humanity of the priesthood. You will hear our priests and those in formation for the priesthood speak candidly on trending Church topics as well as share their personal experience of a life of service in the Church today.

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