What is the connection between loving God and loving His Word? The two are closely related and practically inseparable. In this episode, Jake teaches about loving God through loving the Scriptures. When the Lord gave the greatest commandment in the law, to love Him with our whole being, He directly followed it with commands about being immersed in His Word. As we give God's Word the priority that it deserves in our lives, we will cultivate a greater love for God Himself!

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In 1 Peter 2:2, we are exhorted to desire the 'milk of the word' as newborn babies crave their mother's milk. The result will be growth in the Lord. In this episode, Jake teaches how the Scriptures are the source of spiritual growth for believers. Without feeding on the Word we cannot grow as God intends, but when we regularly feed on the Bible, we will mature in our walk with the Lord. Let's be a people who devour the Scriptures and grow up in Christ!

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Psalm 1 gives the description of the godly as those who delight in the law of the Lord and meditate in it day and night. In this episode, Jake starts a new series on being immersed in the Word of God. He teaches the vital importance of believers living a lifestyle of being saturated in the Scriptures and making the Word of God their delight. As we immerse ourselves in the Word, we will see consistent fruit for God's kingdom in our lives!

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Jeremiah 29:11 is a favorite Bible passage for many that offers encouragement about God's good plans for their lives. And while we can always trust that God has a plan, who was this specific statement written to and in what context? In this episode, Jake looks deeper at the surrounding verses to show that this statement is not an unconditional promise of good things ahead, but a word of encouragement to God's people in captivity with specific conditions attached. While we can certainly be encouraged by God's good thoughts and plans for us, let's not lose sight of the bigger picture!

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Jesus declared that His return will be 'as it was in the days of Noah' (Luke 17:26). Some have taught this to mean that the end times will be similar to the days leading up to the flood, with giants and Nephilim once again upon the earth. But is that what this statement actually means? In this episode, Jake looks at the context surrounding this statement to show that what Jesus was saying is much more mundane than what some try to make this verse to mean. While the Bible certainly portrays end time perils, let's be sure not to misuse Scripture to teach things that the Bible isn't saying!

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Philippians 4:13 has a well-known statement that says, 'I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.' This verse is sometimes quoted to encourage believers in pursuing their dreams or being successful. But what does it actually mean in the context that the apostle Paul said it? In this episode, Jake explores the context surrounding this popular verse and teaches how it can be used or misused. Let's learn to know Scripture in its context so we can apply it properly to our lives!

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In Deuteronomy 8:18, we see the saying that God 'gives you power to get wealth.' Many have used this verse to teach that God wants all believers to be rich and that we should come to God to make use wealthy. But what does this verse actually teach in its context? In this episode, Jake teaches through the context of this statement, showing that the clear emphasis of this passage is remembering God as provider, not using God's power to accumulate wealth!

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In Revelation 19:10 we see the statement, 'the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy.' Some have taught that this statement implies that sharing a testimony is essentially prophesying. But is that what this statement actually means? In this episode, Jake takes a closer look at the context of this verse and examines what the passage is teaching. While giving testimonies is powerful and good, this statement is actually saying that the essence of prophecy is to testify about Jesus!

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We often hear the statement, 'God's goodness leads to repentance.' But what does this statement actually mean and in what context was it said in the Bible? In this episode, Jake takes a look at this statement and contrasts how it is often applied today with what it actually means in the context of Scripture. This statement is not a license to ignore topics like sin, judgment, and hell but a call to not misuse God's patience and kindness. Let's embrace the full counsel of God's Word and every attribute of who God is!

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When Paul and Silas preached in the city of Berea, the people received the message and 'searched the Scriptures daily to find out whether these things were so' (Acts 17:11). In this episode, Jake teaches on the need for a Berean revival, where believers know the Word and search it out to test whether teachings are true and accurate to the Bible. Many times, biblical statements get taken out of context and misapplied. We need to know the Scriptures so that we can recognize error and avoid deception!

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