The Kingdom Project Podcast

The Kingdom Project Podcast

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The Kingdom Project Podcast episodes

  • Colossians 2:16-23 - Christian Freedom
    Just as we value and defend our personal freedoms we need to guard our spiritual freedoms in Christ as well.  The good news of the Gospel message is that we have been set free to live by the power of Christ. Set free from the law of sin and death and given a new life to be lived by faith through His glorious grace.  Though many are completely unaware of this because of a mixture of law and grace has been taught in churches.  So, now, Paul deals with legalism and mysticism and asking the question, why? Why go back when you have died with Christ?  The believer has freedom, true freedom, that many will make you question and doubt by offering up what they have to add to God's Grace, only to negate it and move you back to where you were before being made complete.
     
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    42 min
  • Cashless Society -Yeah, That's Not In The Bible
    Two verses! That's it.  Revelation 13:16-17, the mark of the beast, and buying and selling.  Cashless society, one-world government, and it's ruler, the Anti-Christ.  From those two verses!  How?  By imposing it onto the text.  That is not how one interprets the Bible.  So, Marcuss has been over eschatology (end times) multiple times but the recent coin shortage finally got people talking about the end.  It only took four months into the pandemic, but hey, at least now He gets to talk about it.  Futurists should listen and at least find something else to impose onto the text because their presuppositions just aren't there and we will see that by looking at other scripture, since it is, indeed, its best interpreter.
     
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    30 min
  • Colossians 2:9-5 - The Fullness Of Christ
    Paul now introduces another reason to be against false teachings - all the fullness of God dwells in Christ.  All of this is positional to the believer.  That is, being in Christ, we have been crucified, buried, and resurrected with Him as well.  We lack nothing in the sight of the Father.  Although our human experience may tell us differently, our experience is not what saves us, Christ does.
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    38 min
  • Colossians 2:6-8 - Deceptive Teaching
    Paul reminds the Colossians that what they had received was what they were to continue in, that is, the apostle's doctrine or teachings of Christ.  The false teachers were not giving the person and work of Christ proper interpretation or emphasis. So Paul emphasizes that the full assurance of understanding cannot be had apart from Christ.  All other things that subtract are meaningless.  Paul then describes how false teachers take people captive by human philosophy and the three parts that define its source or origin.
     
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    42 min
  • Colossians 2:1-5 - The Knowledge Of Christ And Love
    At the start of the year, we started going through Colossians and finished chapter 1 before closing due to the pandemic.  So now we pick up where we left off by looking at the beginning of chapter 2.  We know Paul has struggled and toiled, words where we get our word agonize from.  There are many things that we can see as part of this labor and struggle through Paul's words and prayer for the Colossians.  The summary of these is for them to know the mystery of God, which is Christ and what Christ provides to us through our Christian love and knowledge of Him through the word and, then, empowered by the Holy Spirit.  Let us learn from Paul and struggle in these things for one another as Christ's Church.
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    41 min
  • God Of Hope
    The first sermon since the shut down due to Covid-19.  It's been a while and many of us have experienced a wave of emotions.  It doesn't matter if it is fear, anxiety, worry, sadness, or any other number of reactions we deal with as being human, it is common for us all.  However, it is important to know, as believers, who we are and who our God is.  The one who has called us granted our faith in Christ, glorified, and justified us and is also the author of our hope.  Our God is a God of hope and we are empowered by the Holy Spirit to grow into mature believers as we study and learn from His word.  Be encouraged and know, that just like your faith and salvation, you will not lose your hope because you are in Christ.
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    25 min
  • Col. 2:8 - Wokeness Captivity In The Church
    Many Christians today seem to lack a worldview that is Biblical.  Many have been taught that strict doctrine and theology are bad things.  Rather, they have heard countless sermons on empathy, self-help, sympathy, tolerance, relevance, and progressive thought.  All these things have lead many to believe in philosophies from men and tradition full of empty deceit, such as critical theory, critical race theory, racial reconciliation, institutional oppression, and many others that are not in accordance with Christ.  Ignoring Paul's command to the Colossians from chapter 2.  So let's look at what Paul said, understand it, and apply it to our lives because adding anything else to Grace, anything else to the Gospel, anything else to Christ reduces it to nothing.  And since the Church is now experiencing an "awokening", many are bowing to the new religion.
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    35 min
  • What Is The Good? Romans 8:28 In Context
    Do all things really work together for the good?  If so, then what is the good?  How is it good?  What does Romans 8:28 really mean and is it more than just a blanket security text for us to use in bad times?  We have to remember to look at the texts before and after and the text as a whole.  The Apostle Paul was making something very clear here and you may be surprised that it's not dependent on you.
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    15 min
  • Judge Not! Matthew 7:1 Back In Context
    Have you ever stopped to think logically for a moment that not being able to judge anyone or anything seems to be completely out of line with many other scriptures in the Bible?  C'mon, many of us have used this one and have had it used against us as well.  Most of the time it's a barrier for one to continue on in the way they are living.  Other times it is just ignored because after all "Only God can judge me!"  Well, that line of thought came from Tupac, not scripture.  Let's take a look at the context of what Jesus was really getting at.
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    17 min
  • Who's The You? Jeremiah 29:11 In Context
    Remember, we need to understand the use of grammar when reading the Bible.  Many of us have a complex.  Simply put, we always think the "you" is ourselves but that can not be the case most of the time.  Jeremiah 29:11 is known by all and used by all as well...for ourselves.  But was that Lord declaring that to us or someone else?  Perhaps a group of people?  You know where this is leading.  Learn the context and understand the text.
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    17 min

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Discussions on Theology and Biblical interpretation to encourage Biblical literacy by displacing and debunking most modern interpretations.