Wave 94

[verse 1]

Shabbat Shalom, O let us come,

to ask, to seek and knock;

upon the doors of Yeshua,

our Saviour and our Rock.

Shabbat Shalom, how do we pray,

how do we seek the Throne;

of Him Who intercedes for us,

our living Cornerstone?

(our living Cornerstone)

[chorus]

Shalom! Shalom! Let us be glad,

O let us sing His praise;

and lifting up our hearts and hands,

we joy in Him always.

Shalom! Shalom! Let none be sad,

nor of discouragement;

let us be grateful evermore,

our souls in Him content.

(our souls in Yah content)

[verse 2]

Shabbat Shalom, for Yeshua,

Who is our daily peace;

desires that we will seek Him now,

our cares to Him release.

Shabbat Shalom, His words are fresh,

unto the hungry soul;

the Scriptures say to seek the Lord,

to search Him is our goal.

Shabbat Shalom, dear mishpocah,

His truths are pure and fine;

so let us ever hear His voice,

in Luke 11:9.

(in Luke 11:9)

[chorus]

Shalom! Shalom! Let us be glad,

O let us sing His praise;

and lifting up our hearts and hands,

we joy in Him always.

Shalom! Shalom! Let none be sad,

nor of discouragement;

let us be grateful evermore,

our souls in Him content.

(our souls in Yah content)

[verse 3]

Shabbat Shalom, we hear Him say,

"My sheep will hear my voice";

thus when we ask, we seek and knock,

it's then He will rejoice.

Shabbat Shalom, our prayers to Him,

He savors evermore;

just as an incense wafting sweet,

in fragrance to adore.

Shabbat Shalom, we can't neglect,

refuse, procrastinate;

to come before His mercy seat,

nor let our prayers abate.

(nor let our prayers abate)

[chorus]

Shalom! Shalom! Let us be glad,

O let us sing His praise;

and lifting up our hearts and hands,

we joy in Him always.

Shalom! Shalom! Let none be sad,

nor of discouragement;

let us be grateful evermore,

our souls in Him content.

(our souls in Yah content)

[verse 4]

Shabbat Shalom, we look to Him,

Who is our righteousness;

Who is our Shepherd, Lord and King,

Whose name we do profess.

Shabbat Shalom, encouraging,

each other unto right;

to faithfulness and loving works,

to be His living light.

Shabbat Shalom, He's coming back,

to spirit us away;

to be caught up with Him in clouds,

of glory on that day.

(on our redemption day)

Shabbat Shalom! Amen! Amen!

We glorify our King!

Amen! Amen!

Rejoice in Yeshua!

Amen! Amen!

[פסוק 1]

שבת שלום, הבה נבוא,

לבקש, לחפש ולדפוק;

על דלתות ישוע,

מושיענו וצורנו.

שבת שלום, כיצד נתפלל,

כיצד אנו מחזיקים בכס המלוכה;

למי שמתפלל בעדנו,

אבן הפינה החיה שלנו?

(אבן הפינה החיה שלנו)

[הפסקה מוזיקלית קצרה המתקדמת לפזמון]

[פזמון]

שלום! שלום! נשמח,

הוי נשיר את תהילתו;

ונרים את ליבנו וידינו,

נשמח בו תמיד.

שלום! שלום! אל יהיה איש עצוב,

ולא ייאוש;

נהיה אסירי תודה לנצח,

נשמתנו שבעת רצון בו.

(נשמתנו שבעת רצון ביהו)

[הפסקה מוזיקלית קצרה]

[פסוק 2]

שבת שלום, על ישוע,

שהוא שלומנו היומי;

חפץ שנחפש אותו עכשיו,

דאגותינו אליו שחרור.

שבת שלום, דבריו רעננים,

לנפש הרעבה;

הכתובים אומרים לחפש את ה',

לחפש אותו היא מטרתנו.

שבת שלום, משפחה יקרה,

אמיתותיו טהורות וטובות;

לכן הבה נשמע תמיד את קולו,

בלוקס י"א 9.

(בלוקס י"א 9)

[פזמון]

שלום! שלום! הבה נשמח,

הו נשיר את תהילתו;

ונרים את ליבנו וידינו,

נשמח בו תמיד.

שלום! שלום! אל יהיה איש עצוב,

ולא ייאוש;

הבה נהיה אסירי תודה לנצח,

נפשותינו בו שבעות.

(נפשותינו ביהו שבעות)

[קטע מוזיקלי קצר]

[פסוק 3]

שבת שלום, אנו שומעים אותו אומר,

"צאני ישמעו את קולי";

כך, כאשר אנו מבקשים, אנו מבקשים ודופקים,

אז הוא ישמח.

שבת שלום, תפילותינו אליו,

הוא מניחח לנצח;

כקטורת מתוקה,

בניחוח להערצה.

שבת שלום, איננו יכולים להזניח,

לסרב, לדחות;

לבוא לפני כסא רחמיו,

ולא לתת לתפילותינו לדעוך.

(ולא לתת לתפילותינו לדעוך)

[פזמון]

שלום! שלום! הבה נשמח,

הו נשיר את תהילתו;

ונרים את ליבנו וידינו,

נשמח בו תמיד.

שלום! שלום! אל יהיה איש עצוב,

ולא ייאוש;

נהיה אסירי תודה לנצח,

נשמתנו בו שבעת רצון.

(נשמותינו ביהו שבעת רצון)

[קטע מוזיקלי קצר]

[בית 4]

שבת שלום, אנו מביטים אליו,

שהוא צדקתנו;

מי הוא רועינו, אדוננו ומלכנו,

אשר שמו אנו מצהירים.

שבת שלום, מעודדים,

זה את זה לצדק;

לנאמנות ולמעשי אהבה,

להיות אורו החי.

שבת שלום, הוא חוזר,

להוציא אותנו מהרוח;

להילקח איתו בעננים,

של כבוד ביום ההוא.

(ביום גאולתנו)

[הכנה אינסטרומנטלית לסיום]

[סיום]

[אנרגיה מוגברת]

שבת שלום! אמן! אמן!

אנו מהללים את מלכנו!

אמן! אמן!

שמחו בישוע!

אמן! אמן!

[סיום תזמורתי]

In this episode of An Overcoming Life, host Frank Agee welcomes Melinda Carroll for a deep dive into the biblical definition of love and its practical application in our daily lives. Drawing from the "Love Chapter" of 1 Corinthians, Melinda explains that love is not a mere feeling but the essential "power charge" that makes our faith effective. She warns that in the last days, the love of many will grow cold, making it more vital than ever for Christians to become conduits of God’s grace rather than stagnant reservoirs.

Melinda provides a verse-by-verse breakdown of agape love, highlighting that it does not keep a record of wrongs and constantly seeks the advancement of others. She also tackles the difficult subject of "speaking the truth in love," sharing how to correct others under the guidance of the Holy Spirit so that they are restored rather than wounded. Through the lens of the Good Samaritan and her own family stories, she illustrates that laying down one's life often looks like an "inconvenience" that God uses to manifest His glory.

-- Love is the foundational requirement that fulfills all ten commandments, specifically the call to love your neighbor as yourself.

-- Faith is fueled by love; without walking in love, our spiritual efforts and faith lack the power to produce results.

-- Walking in love is a "demand" from God, not an optional feeling, requiring us to be patient with imperfect people.

-- The Holy Spirit produces fruit in us, starting with love, which grows as we spend time in the Word and fellowship with God.

-- Correcting others should always be done under the direction of the Holy Spirit with the primary goal of not hurting the individual.

-- Practical love often involves "laying down your life," which means sacrificing your time and convenience to meet the needs of others.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Matthew 24:12

-- John 3:16

-- 1 Corinthians 13:1-13

-- 1 Corinthians 14:1

-- Romans 12:10

-- Romans 12:19-21

-- Romans 13:8-10

-- Galatians 5:6

-- Galatians 5:14-15

-- Galatians 5:22

-- James 2:17-26

-- Luke 6:31

-- John 15:9-15

-- Luke 10:27-37

-- Ephesians 5:1-2

-- Ephesians 4:14-15

Television program initially aired August 23, 2022.

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The church is not only a spiritual relationship of all saved people, it has a practical purpose for existing and a mission to pursue. Why do congregations of the Lord's church exist? What is their divine mandate? In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we continue the series on The New Testament Church by looking at its purpose.

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In a world where many Bible colleges are closing their doors, Tallahassee Christian College and Training Center stands as a beacon of hope and a hub for spiritual equipment. Jackie Kinsey shares the journey of the school from its early days as the Tallahassee Bible Institute to its current role as a premier training ground for believers of all ages. Whether you are a Sunday school teacher, an aspiring pastor, or someone simply wanting to dive deeper into the Book of John, this discussion highlights the importance of being "rightly divided" in the Word.

-- The school began 36 years ago from a series of meetings at a local Whataburger between founders Joanne Arnett and Darlene Heinrich.

-- Since its inception, between 4,000 and 5,000 students have been impacted by the curriculum, with approximately 1,500 graduates entering various forms of ministry.

-- The college offers a wide range of programs, including Associate, Bachelor, and Master degrees in Biblical Studies, Ministry and Leadership, and Christian Counseling.

-- A key focus of the school is "Hermeneutics," the art of rightly dividing the Word of Truth to understand the context of who is speaking and who is being addressed.

-- Pastor Jack King and Jackie Kinsey discuss the current "laborer shortage" in the church and the need for a new "Jesus Movement" to fill pulpits and ministry positions.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- 1 Corinthians 10:32

-- 2 Timothy 2:15 (referenced via "rightly dividing the word of truth")

-- Matthew 9:37-38 (referenced via "laborers for the harvest field")

This is episode 1273.

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The Beauty of Divine Boundaries

In a world that increasingly shouts "there are no rules," Pastor Jack King brings us back to the wisdom of Proverbs 6. This teaching challenges the modern mindset that views commandments as burdens, revealing them instead as the loving guardrails of a Father who desires deep, tranquil fellowship with His children. Using relatable examples of everyday boundaries, Pastor Jack illustrates how a disregard for small rules often reflects a dangerous restlessness of the soul.

Throughout this message, you will discover:

-- Why God established the Ten Commandments as a pathway to restoration rather than a list of restrictions.

-- The story of the Rich Young Ruler and the specific "curveball" Jesus threw that exposed the young man’s true heart.

-- How to move from a legalistic, "religious" observance of rules to a spiritual walk where God's statutes become a daily guide.

-- The incredible promise that when God’s word is hidden in your heart, it "talks to you" when you are awake and "keeps you" while you sleep.

-- A sobering look at the "six things the Lord hates" and how avoiding these pitfalls leads to a life of harmony and peace.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Proverbs 6:12-13

-- Proverbs 6:22-23

-- Genesis 2-3

-- John 3:16

-- Matthew 19:16-24

-- Revelation 5:5

This is episode 128.

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Walking in Authority and Divine Protection

In this powerful message, Dr. Edith Davis discusses the spiritual mechanics of living a successful Christian life. She breaks down the "strategically bad decision" made in Eden and how the blood of Jesus Christ provides a "bulletproof" way back to the Father. Dr. Davis emphasizes that while every human is valuable to God, usefulness in the Kingdom requires a disciplined mind and an obedient heart.

-- Dr. Davis calls for true unity in the Church, declaring that there is no ethnicity in the body of Christ, only a unified bride without spot or wrinkle.

-- She explains the vital importance of the "Renewing of the Mind," particularly in the areas of health, healing, and financial stewardship through tithing.

-- The message highlights the necessity of hearing the Holy Spirit as a "divine umpire" to avoid the traps of the enemy and navigate increasingly intense times.

-- Dr. Davis details her specific assignment regarding "soft targets," explaining how prayer and spiritual authority can eradicate demonic influence over vulnerable areas.

-- She shares practical advice on practicing the presence of God at home first, ensuring that our public testimony matches our private character.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- John 14:6

-- Romans 12:2

-- 3 John 1:2

-- 1 Peter 2:24

-- Romans 8:19-23

This is episode 403.

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Standing Down to Lift Our Heroes Up

In the quiet corners of our cities, a silent battle is being waged. It is not fought with artillery or in distant lands, but in the hearts and lives of the men and women who once wore the uniform of our nation. Today, many veterans in North Florida find themselves "at risk," facing the daunting challenges of homelessness, health crises, and the struggle to reintegrate into the community they once protected.

Doug Apple sat down with Althamese Smith, the coordinator for the 2026 North Florida Homeless and At-Risk Veterans Stand Down. The event, organized by the Tallahassee Veteran Organization, is a powerful reminder of the biblical mandate to care for those in need. Scheduled for May 15 and 16 at the Al Lawson Center on the campus of FAMU, this Stand Down serves as a sanctuary where resources and restoration meet.

The event focuses on the whole person, offering everything from counseling and housing assistance to the simple dignity of a haircut or a warm meal. By providing these services free of charge, the organization seeks to honor the "very element" of who these individuals are, recognizing their sacrifice and giving back to them in their time of need.

The logistics are designed to remove every barrier. Through a partnership with Star Metro, free transportation is available to ensure that no veteran is left behind due to a lack of transportation. Pre-registration is encouraged via the Tallahassee Veteran Organization website, though all veterans are welcome to walk in and receive the support they deserve.

As we look toward May 15-16, 2026, let us remember that "standing down" for a veteran actually means standing up for the values of compassion and service. It is a chance to tell our veterans that they are seen, they are valued, and they are not alone.

In "The Lost Christ," Todd Bernard digs beneath the surface of Luke 2 to reveal a sobering truth: sincerity is no substitute for the presence of God. Just as Mary and Joseph traveled an entire day's journey assuming Jesus was among their relatives, many today are moving through life assuming they are in fellowship with Christ while He remains at the "origin"—the Word. This message serves as a spiritual "check-up," urging believers to stop relying on the opinions of kinsfolk and kinsmen and start searching the Scriptures to verify their standing.

-- We often read the story of 12-year-old Jesus in the temple as a simple tale of his "Father's business," but it is also a warning about the ease with which we can lose track of Christ.

-- Sincerity does not equal presence; Mary and Joseph were "good parents" doing the right things, yet they still managed to distance themselves from Jesus.

-- The danger of "supposing": The Greek root for suppose implies a belief that may not align with reality, proving you can be "dead wrong" while being a "good person."

-- To find the lost Christ, we must return to the origin—Jerusalem—which represents the established Word of God and the New Testament church.

-- Human intelligence should be used as a tool to dig deep into the Scriptures, much like the Bereans who searched daily to see if the teachings were true.

-- Modern culture and many religious leaders are failing to declare the "whole counsel of God," making it vital for individuals to check their foundation before the storm comes.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- Luke 2:41-52

-- Luke 15:4, 8, 11

-- Deuteronomy 6

-- 2 Peter 1:10

-- 2 Timothy 3:16-17

-- Acts 17:11

-- Jeremiah 10:23

-- 1 Timothy 4:1-2

-- Ephesians 4:4-6

-- Acts 20:26-31

-- 1 Corinthians 1:10

-- 2 Corinthians 11:13-15

-- 2 Thessalonians 2:3-12

-- Romans 10:1-3

-- Isaiah 2:2-3

-- Micah 4:1-2

-- 1 Timothy 3:15

-- Matthew 16:13-18

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Reclaiming Your Kingdom Inheritance

In this powerful teaching, Pastor Joseph Davis continues the journey from Easter Sunday, focusing on the transfigured Christ and the transition of the Kingdom to His disciples. The message dives deep into the emotional and spiritual hurdles that prevent us from moving forward, specifically the paralyzing nature of grief and the difference between simply attending church and truly partnering with God's mission.

-- Attendance alone is not partnership; true partnership requires an intentional exchange of service or resources.

-- Grief and death create a strong vortex that can swallow a person's future if they do not maintain a healthy, biblical perspective.

-- Leadership is defined by servanthood and humility, modeled by Jesus washing the disciples' feet.

-- Faith is a journey that moves through development and direction before reaching deployment.

-- God is a manifesting God who is not afraid of skeptics and will "walk through walls" to prove His goodness to you.

-- Succession is vital for the Kingdom; the work of God must continue to live and breathe through the next generation of believers.

Scriptures for Further Study

-- John 20:21-22

-- 2 Chronicles 5

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