Walking By Faith

Walking By Faith

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Walking By Faith episodes

  • Rivers of Living Water (John 7:14-39)
    What a marvel to listen to Jesus teach the crowds! In this passage, Jesus
    uses the Old Testament to confront hypocrisy, reveal His identity as the
    Christ, and promise the pouring out of the Holy Spirit. His enemies were
    confounded; others were convinced and began to follow Him. There are
    lessons here for us as well, including God's provision of "rivers of living
    water," which alone can quench our spiritual thirst and satisfy our
    souls.
    56 min
  • Biblical Submission Pt. 1: to Governments

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    Do the New Testament teachings on submission apply to Christians today? Or are they culturally relevant, only applying to those who lived during Jesus’ and the apostles’ time? This lesson, the first of a series on Biblical submission, examines what the Scriptures teach on submitting to the government authorities we happen to find ourselves under, whether friendly or hostile to our faith. We also consider God’s and Satan’s roles and authority over the governments of this world, and are challenged by Peter’s life and teaching.

    Related Study:

    Submission Pt. 2: Bondservants for God

    51 min
  • The World Hates Me (John 7:1-13)
    If Jesus came into the world to demonstrate God’s love and grace, why would
    He be hated? Jesus says He was hated by the world, “Because I testify of it
    that its works are evil.”  If we grasp this aspect of Jesus’ character and
    ministry, it will have profound implications for our own lives and our
    churches. When you follow in His steps and do not cave in to modern
    culture, be ready to be hated by the world.
    53 min
  • Eat My Flesh, Drink My Blood (John 6:51-71)
    In John 6 Jesus tells his followers that whoever eats his flesh and drinks
    his blood will have eternal life. This teaching offended many of Jesus'
    followers and many "walked with him no more." Why was this teaching so
    offensive? What did Jesus mean by it? Certainly, this was meant
    figuratively and not literally, right? This lesson also examines the Lord's
    Supper, what one early Christian called "the medicine of immortality."
    48 min

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Biblical teaching to help us think deeply about the Word of God and its implications for life.