On this special Resurrection Sunday episode, we look at the Blessed hope of our Lord, Jesus Christ, as we think about what he did for us on the cross, and then the victory he gave us through the resurrection.

In the special segment, we have a introduction to the verse by verse study of the book of Leviticus that will be found in an upcoming sister channel of the spiritually discerned podcast.

Stress can be a danger, even for the faithful servant. But God gives us the remedy in his Word.

A new channel, and new content is coming to the spiritually discerned podcast network!

The Covid 19 epidemic has been a long term struggle that presents some serious mental and spiritual distress in addition to its physical effects. In this episode, we see how Joseph gives us a pattern to follow in making the best of bad situations, and actually finding the potential inspiration that can come in times of isolation. (I apologize for a little feedback in the first 2 minutes, 20 seconds of the podcast… It seems to clear up right after that).

Practical teaching from God’s Word in the importance of controlled anger.

How do I have greater faith? Is that even the right question? Jesus’ parable about the mustard seed shines light on the concept of faith, and some of the misconceptions we have about the way it works.

Christ’s superiority to the earthly high priestly Levitical system is seen through his superior compassion for men. We are encouraged to emulate the same compassion and everything that we do for Christ. This week’s episode in the first four verses of Hebrews 5 gives at least four injunctions for why we must develop a passion for compassion, just like Christ.

The apostle Paul was notorious to the denizens of hell. Why? What was so special about him? (Hint: it wasn’t about him!).

The superiority of Christ is a main theme of the book of Hebrews. In this episode, will look closer at the superiority of Jesus Christ in comparison to earthly priests, and what that means to the doctrine of the individual priesthood of the New Testament believer.