Vintage Truth Podcast

The Bible commands us to "be subject to one another in the fear of Christ."  But what does that mean? And what is the difference between that and a wife submitting to her husband? Is that principle still in effect? How should a wife biblically submit to her husband? Check out this very interesting (and controversial) passage from Ephesians! 

Now that we have defined from Scripture what it means to be filled with the Spirit, what does that filling "look like?" How are we different afterwards? Is there an accompanying feeling? Is there an instant change? How are our actions and activities altered? Find out in this week's episode.

Scripture commands us to be filled with the Holy Spirit. But what exactly does Paul mean by those words. We've seen what it doesn't mean, so now let's take a look at what it actually does signify. Jeff begins to explain this exciting spiritual life principle from Ephesians 5:18.

Jeff conclude this little side series, explaining from Scripture what the gift of tongues meant in the life of the early church. He also explores the origins of the modern tongues movement, giving clarity to an often confusing subject.

One of the most confusing (and often divisive) subjects in the church today is what some refer to as the "gift of tongues." As part of explaining the filling of the Holy Spirit from Ephesians 5:18, Jeff pauses for a few episodes to unpack this teaching and to reveal what the Bible actually says about "speaking in tongues."

What does it mean to be filled with the Holy Spirit? What does it feel like? How can you know if it's real? And is it an emotional or supernatural experience? Jeff begins unpacking this often confusing subject in part one of this mini-series in Ephesians.

The days are dark. The culture is devolving. And humanity is proudly displaying its sins. So how are we to live in light of these last days' realities? How should we spend our time? What does God and wisdom say? Jeff explains in today's Vintage Truth episode.

By definition, light exposes what's in the dark. But what is our responsibility as "children of light" to expose and call out the dark deeds practiced and celebrated in our world today? And how are we to relate to those who still walk in darkness? Jeff explains in this very practical episode.

Paul was well aware of sin in his society, and here he calls the Ephesian believers up to a high standard of character and living.

Is it possible to "imitate God?" What does that even mean? And if it's actually possible, what does it look like? How would our lives be different if we mirrored the character of God in our daily walk. From Ephesians 5, Jeff begins unpacking this command in this week's episode.