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The Bridge Austin episodes

  • The Charlie Kirk Show - Did the Big Beautiful Bill Get... Less Beautiful? ft. Rep. Chip Roy

    While Charlie continues to bring back the ideas that formed western civilization to the once great UK, Producer Andrew shows some of the wildest moments of Charlie's time abroad so far, and speaks to Rep. Chip Roy about his feelings on the one big beautiful bill, why he's against it, and what he wants to see change.

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    39 min
  • PowerPoint on Oneplace.com - The Living Word of God
    Continuing our look at the book of Hebrews, Pastor Jack Graham brings a message titled “The Living Word of God.” Pastor Graham teaches that the Bible is no ordinary book, it is the living, breathing Word of God.
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    29 min
  • Destined for Victory - Check ≠ Checkmate
    How God 'flipped the script' on Haman; learning that God will give victory no matter what it takes; a summary of Esther chapters 5-7.
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    25 min
  • Focal Point on Oneplace.com - How Can Discipline Help Shape Godly Character?
    The word “discipline” sounds pretty negative. But it actually shares a root with the word “disciple.” It’s about training our kids in the way they should go! Pastor Mike Fabarez instructs parents on the positive virtues of discipline and diligently training your kids to discern right from wrong!
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    25 min
  • Thru the Bible on Oneplace.com - Obadiah 1—4
    When Esau despised his birthright, he declared he didn’t care about God at all. Some 1200 years later, when his descendants had become a great people, they followed in his steps—declaring their ability to live without God, thinking they were perfectly secure without Him. Find out how God deals with this type of arrogance in the very unusual prophecy of Obadiah.
    26 min
  • The Winning Walk with Dr. Ed Young - Daily Radio - Purity
    To exert a positive influence on our families and our culture, we must be pure in our motives, thoughts, and lifestyle. But impurity can creep into our lives, one small step at a time, unless we avoid the dangers of the gradualism that draws our minds and our bodies away from a walk of obedience and service.
    43 min
  • Love Worth Finding | Audio Program - Why Did Jesus Choose Judas?

    Sermon Overview


    Scripture Passage: John 6:71


    The name Judas is a name of infamy, disgrace, and treachery; yet Jesus chose Judas to be one of His twelve disciples. It was not a mistake, nor did Judas’s betrayal catch Jesus off guard.


    The words of warning, assurance, and comfort in John 6 tell us why Jesus chose Judas.


    First, it was a lesson about religious hypocrisy and the need for true salvation.


    “‘But there are some of you who do not believe.’ For Jesus knew from the beginning who they were who did not believe, and who would betray Him” (John 6:64).


    Jesus knows the difference between a true believer and a hypocrite—those who have trusted in Him and those who have not. Judas serves as a warning for us, because by all appearances, Judas appeared to be in the right. He had the right associations, reputation, and participation. But these outward things did not reflect what was within.


    Hypocrisy can hurt, especially in ministry; but remember—the other eleven disciples didn’t stop serving Jesus because of Judas. Nor should we let others' scandals keep us from serving.


    Second, Jesus’ selection of Judas as a disciple teaches us of God’s divine sovereignty and the reliability of Scripture.


    Long before Judas made the decision to betray Jesus, it was prophesied in Scripture; we can rest assured, God knew. Nothing is out of God’s control.


    Adrian Rogers says, “Where man rules, God overrules.”


    Third, Judas’ story is a lesson of personal responsibility and the tragedy of sin.


    Judas was not forced to betray Jesus; the Bible clearly reveals Judas’ shady character. Sin had deceived him; only after his betrayal did he realize what he’d done. Sin destroyed him. His soul was in remorse, and his mind was anguished. He was condemned by the very devil who enticed him.


    Finally, Jesus chose Judas to illustrate the security of the believer.


    Judas did not lose his salvation because he never had it to begin with. He was outwardly religious but had never been born again. On the other hand, Simon Peter, his counterpart disciple, was rough and spiritually clumsy; He denied knowing Jesus three times that same night. But Peter was eternally secure because he had been born again. God kept him, despite his sin, because Peter had put his faith in Jesus.




    Apply it to your life


    Have you trusted in Jesus Christ? Adrian Rogers says, “You need to put your faith where God has put your sins: right on Jesus.”

    37 min
  • Discovering The Jewish Jesus Audio Podcast - Entering into the Spirit | Mysteries in the Gospel of John Season 4

    Will we choose to live a life that consumes the things of the world or will we pursue the newness of life that comes from the living God? In this episode, Rabbi explains how to fulfill our souls deepest yearnings and how we can be the person God created us to be.

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      25 min

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