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Are you tired of listening to what the Mainstream Media is feeding you? Then check out, God Network News and the Gospel Gadget Podcast, and find out what "God" is doing around the world today. We travel the world to capture authentic faith-based stories from real people creating lasting positive community impact in the lives of millions of people. As an International Podcast, with Global News and positive Impact Stories that are Real! No fake news here, just inspiring stories. You won't hear this on Mainstream Media! If you enjoy this World News podcast please subscribe so that you don't miss a thing. And share it with a friend.

Are you tired of listening to what the Mainstream Media is feeding you? Then check out, God Network News and the Gospel Gadget Podcast, and find out what "God" is doing around the world today. We travel the world to capture authentic faith-based stories from real people creating lasting positive community impact in the lives of millions of people. As an International Podcast, with Global News and positive Impact Stories that are Real! No fake news here, just inspiring stories. You won't hear this on Mainstream Media! If you enjoy this World News podcast please subscribe so that you don't miss a thing. And share it with a friend.

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Daystar Online Sermons

This Podcast is where you can find all of the audio sermons and teachings from Christian Fellowship Church in Columbia, Missouri. This is a great way to rehearse what God is doing in our midst or to catch up on the latest message when you're out of town. Whether you're in Columbia, Missouri or somewhere else across the United States or even the world, we hope our sermons and teachings help you personally know Jesus more.

Christian Fellowship Church | Columbia

Plantation Baptist Church

Podcasts from our weekly RUF at TCU Large Group Meetings.

RUF at TCU (Reformed University Fellowship)

This podcast discusses practical leadership, team building, theology, and how to create winning habits.

Leading and Learning with David Spell

Enjoy the newest sermons from Let the Bible Speak Radio in Greenville, South Carolina via our podcast feed.

Let the Bible Speak Radio

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!

+Pastor Nate Holdridge loves Jesus and the Bible Jesus gave to the world. Since 1996, the Scripture has captivated Nate’s mind and heart, believing the entirety of the book points to the Son of God, Jesus Christ the righteous (Revelation 19:10, John 5:36).

Through the Bible - Titus

Cross Section

Leading people to discover and fulfill their purpose in Christ.

Central Christian - White Marsh

A dialogue between a seminary graduate and his candid wife.  
Contact us at betterhalfchats@gmail.com or on twitter @betterhalfchats.  We LOVE to hear from you!

A dialogue between a seminary graduate and his candid wife. Contact us at betterhalfchats@gmail.com or on twitter @betterhalfchats. We LOVE to hear from you!

Better Half Chats

Pastor Jonathan Brozozog leads Creative Church with a strong vision and passion to see those far from God filled with life in Christ. It's an explosive, phenomenal movement of God - something you have to see to believe.

Creative Church: Jonathan Brozozog Video

Tim Baise gives encouraging messages on Christian living during Bible studies held at Williamston Community Center. Come join us Wednesdays at 7:30 pm! We would love to have you! Also see us on our website www.harvesthouseministries.com

Tim Baise

Teaching ministry from Redeemer Anglican Church in Annapolis, MD.

Teaching ministry from Redeemer Anglican Church in Annapolis, MD.

Sermons

Welcome to the weekly podcast of New Covenant Christian Ministries led by Pastor Billy R. Johnson.  Each message in this podcast is filled with healing, restoration, and inspiration and helps fulfill our mission to transform all people into fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ.  Enjoy our podcast and feel free to visit us at newcov.org.

Welcome to the weekly podcast of New Covenant Christian Ministries led by Pastor Billy R. Johnson. Each message in this podcast is filled with healing, restoration, and inspiration and helps fulfill our mission to transform all people into fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ. Enjoy our podcast and feel free to visit us at newcov.org.

New Covenant Christian Ministries Podcast

Hermanos/Amigos esperamos que atravez de cada predica tu vida pueda ser Bendecida. Nuestro deseo es que Dios pueda hablar a tu corazón y puede quedar la semilla de la palabra en tierra fértil. Dios te bendiga.Te Bendecimos, Ebenezer Bakersfield Ministerios Ebenezer <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Hermanos/Amigos esperamos que atravez de cada predica tu vida pueda ser Bendecida. Nuestro deseo es que Dios pueda hablar a tu corazón y puede quedar la semilla de la palabra en tierra fértil. Dios te bendiga. Te Bendecimos, Ebenezer Bakersfield Ministerios Ebenezer Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hermanos/Amigos esperamos que atravez de cada predica tu vida pueda ser Bendecida. Nuestro deseo es que Dios pueda hablar a tu corazón y puede quedar la semilla de la palabra en tierra fértil. Dios te bendiga.Te Bendecimos, Ebenezer Bakersfield Ministerios Ebenezer Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Servicio Domingo

Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us.
We have a seat waiting for you.

Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us. We have a seat waiting for you.

Lighthouse is a group of friends and family who gather together weekly to experience God. Please join us.
We have a seat waiting for you.

Lighthouse Community Church

Expository sermons with expectations of authenticity of all followers of Jesus

Acts - An Expositional Thrill Ride by the Hampton Roads Church

The Six Cents Report is a weekly podcast that uses theology and economics to analyze events that Impact Canadians. #Sixcentsmakeschange

The Six Cents Report

Sermons from Kent City Baptist Church (Kent City, MI)

Kent City Baptist Church

Messages from Mercy Hill Church - Munster, IN - Down to Earth...Proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ by His Grace and for His Glory. If you would like more information about Mercy Hill Church please visit our website at: http://www.mercyhill.cc/

Mercy Hill Church

Are you tired of the Negative? So are these dudes! 100% Positive - 100% of the time! Join the MOVEMENT and get used to HAPPY!

Beyond Limits

The newest sermons from Liberty Bible Church on SermonAudio.

Liberty Bible Church

Welcome to the CityBeat Church podcast led by Jared Michael. To learn more visit our website citybeat.org or download the CityBeat Baltimore App. (https://tithely.app.link/citybeat-baltimore) To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world click here: https://tithe.ly/give_new/www/#/tithely/give-one-time/521107&nbsp;

Welcome to the CityBeat Church podcast led by Jared Michael. To learn more visit our website citybeat.org or download the CityBeat Baltimore App. (https://tithely.app.link/citybeat-baltimore) To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world click here: https://tithe.ly/give_new/www/#/tithely/give-one-time/521107 

CityBeat Church Podcast

As a Christian woman in business, is it okay that your business makes a profit? Or can you only serve people well by doing business as a ministry? Join us to find out!

Discovering God's Best in Business

We are a church family that loves to experience God, connect together, grow and serve, and impact our world. These episodes are messages from our weekend experiences. Stay in touch with us on Facebook, Instagram and Youtube.

Christian Life Center - FTL

A weekly podcast to encourage people to "be love" in their communities. Harvest Church is located in Silver City, New Mexico. For more information please visit www.harvestsc.com

Harvest Church Silver City

APACT is a podcast about the things some of the less talked about issues and theology that everyday Catholics often hear but seldom explained.

A Podcast About Catholic Things

This podcast seeks to teach and defend the historic, evangelical and reformed Christian faith in an increasingly post-Christian culture.

Apologetics from the Attic

A podcast directed towards critical thinking skills, fundamental Christian practices and thoughts, and the Christian role in our home, social, and work lives. Aimed towards enriching and encouraging current generations and generations to come for the glory of Christ.

Reach and connect with me elsewhere at:
Instagram - www.instagram.com/overthemoonpodcast
Email - overthemoonpodcasts@gmail.com

A podcast directed towards critical thinking skills, fundamental Christian practices and thoughts, and the Christian role in our home, social, and work lives. Aimed towards enriching and encouraging current generations and generations to come for the glory of Christ. Reach and connect with me elsewhere at: Instagram - www.instagram.com/overthemoonpodcast Email - overthemoonpodcasts@gmail.com

Over the Moon

Genesis for a New Generation: Adam and Eve, Evolution, Original Sin and the Fall

Becoming Adam Podcast – Becoming Adam, Becoming Christ

A podcast from Grace Church of Ridgewood where we equip the church by discussing how what we believe affects how we live.

Grace Extended Podcast

From Hood 2 Holy- A podcast about a man trying to become closer to Jesus everyday in the most hood way possible

From Hood 2 Holy

We share our story and confessions as a means to connect and discuss the realities of faith, marriage, kids, and what is happening in our world today. We desire to connect with you, so please follow us on all social media platforms, and share your story with us.

Confessions of Us

Engaging in conversations that will encourage you in how to live out your faith in everyday contexts so that you can Be The Church.

Be the Church

Come Tune In To How I’m Maintaining Living Saved, Single &amp; Dating.

Come Tune In To How I’m Maintaining Living Saved, Single & Dating.

DeeDeej. The One And Only

Sermons and Homilies from the Liturgies at Saint Christopher's Episcopal Church, in Portland, Texas

Sermons from Saint Christopher's By-the-Sea, Portland Texas

RCIA Foundations provides audio podcasts for the foundational concepts of Roman Catholicism found in the book RCIA Foundations (available from Amazon) including the nature of truth, theism, faith & reason, human nature, happiness & suffering, the cardinal virtues, divine justice, hope, the theological virtues, the Holy Trinity, the divine nature, the Incarnation, angels & demons, the nature & history of the Church, the Bible, Mary, sacrament & human nature, gender & marriage, and the constitutionality of marriage.

RCIA Foundations provides audio podcasts for the foundational concepts of Roman Catholicism found in the book RCIA Foundations (available from Amazon) including the nature of truth, theism, faith &amp; reason, human nature, happiness &amp; suffering, the cardinal virtues, divine justice, hope, the theological virtues, the Holy Trinity, the divine nature, the Incarnation, angels &amp; demons, the nature &amp; history of the Church, the Bible, Mary, sacrament &amp; human nature, gender &amp; marriage, and the constitutionality of marriage.

RCIA Foundations

Get to know Jesus better through the expository preaching of the late Dr. Richard L. Strauss (Dallas Theological Seminary). Topics range from books of the Bible to general topics of interest to people who want to become more like Christ. With intro by Dr. Mark Strauss (Aberdeen).

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