Watch & Walk Podcast

One obstacle that has been hampering effective Christian witness to God’s love for humanity is the attitude of accusation and condemnation. In this second part of a three-part series, Ebenezer explains how Christians or religious people often fall into the sin of accusation and how they can break free from it. We pray that this message will equip you with some keys to lay aside this besetting attitude in your Christian race.

One obstacle that has been hampering effective Christian witness to God’s love for humanity is the attitude of accusation and condemnation. In this first part of a three-part series, Ebenezer explicates the concept of accusation in the Christian or religious context. Join him on this reflective journey as he provides an explanation that will help you notice the implications and subtlety of 'accusation' in human relationships. We hope that this series would provide you with some keys to overcome the attitude of accusation in your Christian life.

In this concluding part of his message, Ebenezer shares three more principles on how to engage in productive, objective Bible Studies. We pray that this message will encourage you to grow in your knowledge and application of the Bible.

After explaining the need for one to be a fair-minded, objective listener of God’s Word (see Episode 1), Ebenezer talks about how people can make their personal Bible studies as productive as possible. In this first part of a two-part message, Ebenezer shares three principles that can help people to gain maximum benefit from their study of the Christian Scripture. 

In this first episode of Watch & Walk Podcast, Ebenezer explains how a person can be a fair-minded or an objective listener of a message about God. He uses the conduct of the first century Jews in Berea (Acts 17:10-12) as a basis to expound the marks of an objective, truth-seeking listener of a scriptural message