Take Your Stand

Take Your Stand

By Luke SeibertReligion & Spirituality
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Take Your Stand episodes

  • S.4 E.24

    Although Genesis 2 doesn’t use the word “care,” we see God

    caring for Adam in many ways. The care of our Triune God for His people is
    reflected in vivid detail throughout the rest of Scripture as well. He doesn’t
    just meet our physical needs; He cares about us relationally. And ultimately,
    we’ll experience the fullness of His care in eternity with Him.

     

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    14 min
  • S.4 E.23 Our Instructive God

    Building upon the truth that God communicates, this episode examines

    how the Lord instructs. He gives both positive and negative commands for His
    glory and our good. His word is authoritative, and we find that word in the
    Bible. The fact God is instructive gives us another reason to study the
    Scriptures: to learn how to please Him and enjoy close fellowship.

    16 min
  • S.4 E.22 Our Communicative God

    We should marvel at the fact God communicates with us. Beginning

    in Genesis, God speaks to call a people to Himself. He desires to bless them,
    and that ultimate blessing is knowing Him. This truth has great implications
    regarding God’s heart and how we ought to study the Bible.

    19 min
  • S.4 E.21 Our Triune God

    Although the doctrine of the Trinity is hard to understand,

    it has a significant impact on the rest of what we believe. This episode
    explores the truth that God is One in Three, and how this is presented from the
    very opening of the Bible. I also share some resources that explain how this
    doctrine affects our lives and faith.

     

    “Mere Christianity,” by C. S. Lewis.

     

    “Delighting in the Trinity: An Introduction to the Christian

    Faith,” by Michael Reeves. (Downers Grove: Intervarsity Press, 2012), Kindle. Pp.
    21-26, 98.

     

    “The Cross of Christ,” by John R. Stott. (Downers Grove: Intervarsity

    Press, 2006), Kindle. Pp. 133-162, 191.

    19 min
  • S.4 E.20 Our Purposeful God

    God’s purposefulness is slightly different than

    intentionality. His purpose refers to the goal, the plan that He is carrying
    out. This attribute of God is clearly seen in salvation, and it calls us to
    trust Him. Even when we don’t understand our circumstances, we can trust God
    has a purpose for what He does and wht He allows.

    15 min
  • S.4 E.19 Our Orderly God

    The orderliness of God is another one of His attributes

    presented consistently across Scripture. The sun and moon are repeatedly held
    up as examples of this, and they also provide assurance of God’s promise to
    Israel. His orderliness is a pattern for our own lives, both as individuals and
    as local churches.

    15 min
  • S.4 E.18 Our Consistent God

    God acts in a steady way because He Himself is consistent.

    The foundation of this attribute of God is laid in the pattern of creation and
    is fully revealed through the rest of Scripture. This aspect of God’s character
    gives us great assurance of salvation and confidence that He will never change.

    15 min
  • S.4 E.17 Our Intentional God

    In all that God does, He is intentional. Looking at the

    pattern of creation displays this truth, and the rest of the Bible gives
    further testimony to this attribute of God. Ultimately, even the gospel itself
    points to the intentionality of the Lord. We can rest knowing that God is in
    control; He is intentional with everything He does or allows into our lives.

    17 min
  • S.4 E.16 Our Authoritative God

    From the first recorded words of God, the Bible presents the

    Lord as authoritative. He has authority to command, evaluate, and name. I
    explore how this attribute of God is evident in the creation account as well as
    in the rest of Scripture. I conclude by sharing some elements of our response
    to this truth about God.

     

    “Authority: How Godly Rule Protects the Vulnerable,

    Strengthens Communities, and Promote Human Flourishing,” by Jonathan Leeman:

    https://www.crossway.org/books/authority-tpb/

     

    16 min
  • S.4 E.15 Our Omnipotent God

    Another attribute of God is that He is omnipotent—He has all

    power. This is another way He is unique, and we see this testimony throughout Scripture.
    This attribute of God has great impact on our lives. It gives us assurance that
    the Lord will keep every promise He has made, and it calls us to look to Him
    for help. He is able to come to our aide, so we don’t need to look to
    witchcraft and magic. Instead, we should rely on our omnipotent God through
    prayer.

     

    17 min

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The podcast of Here I Stand Ministries, this podcast challenges and equips listeners to cling to the Word and to one another. Luke Seibert explores a wide rnge of topics, including how to study the…