This PODCAST is being published one day late… for a very good reason.
Hopefully you will find it worth waiting for. Enjoy!!!
And thank you for listening, and for sharing this message!!!
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“With all of the religions in the world, how do you know that Jesus is the real deal?”
As you are about to hear in this PODCAST, I am asked this question every summer at Middle School and High School Camp. Every summer.
Well, courtesy of the Apostle Paul, and his first-ever recorded sermon in the New Testament, you will hear the answer.
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As you are about to hear in this PODCAST, there is no more precious a proclamation, made by Peter to us, in the entire Bible than this one.
Nor is there a more precious a picture, painted by God Himself, of this proclamation, than this one.
My earnest prayer is that this message may be a blessing in your life today.
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Once again, while I am away speaking (at my final conference of the summer), I have not left you Podcast-less!
Welcome to Decision Night at Hartland Christian Camp.
As you will hear in the PODCAST, even though this message was not delivered at Safe Haven, it is the perfect followup to last week’s discussion of Passover.
I mentioned last week, and will remind you now, that before His arrest, Jesus had to keep a divine appointment in the Garden of Gethsemane. I didn’t explain that then; I do explain it now.
If you want to know what it meant for Jesus to bear the weight of your sin (and mine), this is THE picture of exactly what that meant.
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As you are about to hear in this PODCAST, a more precious and precise portrait of Jesus has never been painted.
A picture worth thousands of words.
Here you will hear a few hundred of mine.
Jesus said, “Do this in remembrance of Me.”
May we remember never to forget.
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“Once for all time.”
As you are about to hear in this PODCAST, a more precious premise has never been written.
“Once for all time.”
What does it mean to you? What does it mean to me?
If it’s meaning doesn’t send your soul singing, nothing will.
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Let’s take a walk together.
More precisely, let’s you and me take a walk together with Jesus.
After hearing this PODCAST, you will never think of Jesus’ final steps the same way again.
That’s a promise!!!
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In our run-up to Easter, please join us in this week’s PODCAST as we follow Jesus step-by-step on this Virtual Israel Study Tour through the final hours of Jesus’ life.
Last week, we joined Peter in the seclusion of the Garden of Gethsemane. This week, we’ll meet again in the courtyard of the High Priest.
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Peter heard it.
Peter heard it as Jesus taught it.
Matthew referred to it as “this parable.”
As you are about to hear in this PODCAST, as Jesus taught “this parable,” He effectively signed His own death warrant.
After “this parable,” nothing would ever be the same again.
It certainly left a lasting and indelible impression on the mind and heart of Peter.
May it leave a lasting and indelible impression on our minds and hearts as well.
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God bless you richly as you listen.
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