The Nine Points Podcast

1 Corinthians chapter 12 explains how different members of a body work together to do great things. With this in mind, we should be intentional about respecting members of our families and communities. This can generate good will and good faith relationships.

Today’s episode focused a lot on faith. The Sunday school lesson relates to Romans 10 as it pertains to the Law, Faith in Jesus and acceptance. In the final three to four minutes there is encouragement to appreciate our blessings, even when we have to reach for them.

Only one segment in today’s episode. It is a presentation of a Sunday School Lesson covering Acts 10:24-38. This is where Peter explains God’s love for both Jews and Gentiles.

Today’s episode has two main points of emphasis. First, the Sunday School lesson focused on the empty tomb after Jesus was resurrected. The second point is a call to working for peace. Peace requires work and sometimes sacrificing a poisonous attitude. Hope that you enjoy.

Some events may feel ceremonial or even hollow to us. However, these same events may be very substantive to those we work with. We explore the value of respecting others’ beliefs.

In the first segment I provide commentary on our Sunday School lesson from Mark 11:1-11. In the second segment I borrow from my love of science fiction to illustrate how formidable sin is.

In this episode I take a step back from the normal format for this season and share the history behind the “BH” handle for this show. From the context of my history with that whole BH experience, I share a mild warning about the dangers of offended pride.

The first segment includes a Sunday School lesson that speaks to a whole lot of fundamental facts concerning Jesus. The second segment is a brief reflection on adversity and the need for restoration.

Segment one describes Malachi’s instructions for how to free themselves from their curse. Segment two is a father and son discussion about the practicality of faith.

This episode is based around Haggai chapter 1. In the Sunday School lesson, I explore the importance of stepping up and doing what God wants us to do. Some of these responsibilities are not fun, but they’re essential.