Walking By Faith

Walking By Faith

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Walking By Faith episodes

  • You Must Be Born Again (John 3:1-12)
    In John 3, Nicodemus encounters Jesus at night and is told that to enter
    the Kingdom of God, a person must be born of water and spirit. Nicodemus, a
    good-hearted teacher of Israel who will later stick his neck out for Jesus,
    is confused about what it means to be born again. Such is the case for so
    many Christians. This lesson deals with water baptism, an extremely
    controversial topic for much of the church today. We take a close look at
    Scriptures in both the Old and New Testaments that address water baptism,
    as well as at some of the stumbling blocks that make baptism such a
    difficult teaching for so many.
    54 min
  • First Miracle at Cana and Clearing the Temple (John 2)
    In John 2 we read two stories: Jesus performing his first miracle at a
    wedding in Cana and Jesus clearing out the temple. Jesus would go on to
    perform many miracles; why did He begin with turning water into wine? We
    also look at whether Christians should drink alcohol, and how we should
    relate to disciples who have different convictions on this. In the second
    story, we are challenged to imitate the zeal Jesus had for his Father's
    house, as well as the zeal of other heroes of faith in the Scriptures.
    Finally, we see Jesus proclaiming to skeptics that there would be one sign
     of His authority: His resurrection from the dead on the third day, the
    foundation of the Christian faith.
    46 min
  • What the Bible Teaches About Submission

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    This lesson begins with a look at two very different versions of Christianity that we see today. Which version we choose will have a tremendous impact on how we respond to the harder teachings of Jesus and the apostles. Next, we tackle what the New Testament says about submission, a practical yet challenging topic. All Christians are commanded to submit to the governing authorities. Also, Christian servants are called to submit to their masters, wives to their husbands, and younger men to older men within the church. All of us are called to have a humble and submissive spirit. This is a practical lesson that addresses how we put these counter-cultural teachings into practice today.

    53 min
  • Lessons from the Book of Ruth

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    The story of Ruth is an inspiring tale of three unlikely individuals, who God would use in a remarkable way to accomplish His purposes. This study takes a close look at the character strengths of Naomi, Boaz, and Ruth, who set a standard for Christians today, that we might also be made useful for the designs and plans of our Great Redeemer.       

    56 min
  • The First Disciples of Jesus (John 1:43-51)
    In this lesson we discuss the baptism of Jesus by John the Baptist, which
    is mentioned in all four gospels. Why was Jesus' baptism necessary? Jesus
    then encounters his first disciples, and gives Simon the new name, ‘Peter’.
    What was the significance of that? We explore this question, the source of
    great controversy related to claims made by the Roman Catholic Church.
    Finally, we are introduced to Nathaniel, a good-hearted skeptic whose
    conversion still inspires us today to lead other truth-seekers to the
    Stairway to Heaven!
    48 min

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