That moment we pray for; that moment we long for; that moment that we so eagerly wait for — it all comes to pass in this week’s PODCAST.
As I do each week, I sincerely thank you for listening and for sharing this podcast with your family and friends.
May God bless you abundantly as you listen!
As you will hear in this week’s PODCAST, it really is a coming of age moment when you and I understand this: Life is not fair.
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They say that “Confession is good for the soul.” As you are about to hear in this week’s PODCAST, how about a confession of vexation?
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Isn’t it AMAZING what we learn when we read the Bible.
As we will be reminded in this PODCAST!!!
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May I be so presumptuous as to suggest that we each have our own issues?
Well, as you will hear in this PODCAST, I certainly do have mine. And this is certainly one of them.
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If you will permit me to quote myself, “It is today as it was then.”
As you are about to hear in this PODCAST: Boy, is it ever today as it was then. All courtesy of the Apostle Paul.
May God use the words of an ancient Prophet to elevate your soul, as they have my own.
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I’ll make this brief and to the point.
If you, or anyone whom you know, has and/or is being abused by another, you/they need to hear this PODCAST.
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So many questions.
And as you will hear in this PODCAST, so many stunning answers.
Just to whet your appetite, just a few of the questions (that will indeed be answered in this podcast):
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I will simply say that if you want to know what it should look like to be a committed follower of Jesus, This.Is.It.
In this PODCAST, you will hear the Apostle Peter highlight what is IMHO the attribute of God most often overlooked.
My preparation for this message was for me life-changing. As you hear this message, may it be a blessing in your life as well.
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Fear not, my friends. As you will hear in this PODCAST, Justice will be done!
Trust me. (Better yet, trust Jesus!) JUSTICE WILL BE DONE!
Welcome to Part Three in this 3-part mini-series within a series concerning the Mysterious Member of the Trinity, AKA The Holy Spirit.
Here in the Upper Room Discourse, Jesus presented to His disciples the first extended discussion of the Holy Spirit to be found anywhere in the Bible.
Yes, the Holy Spirit was very present and quite active in the Old Testament, making His first appearance in second verse of the Bible, Genesis 1:2. But not-so-strangely enough, there is within the pages of the Bible no extended discussion of the Holy Spirit until we break the seal on John 14-17, the Upper Room Discourse.
I say not-so-strangely because of a tantalizing little detail that Jesus shared with His men right in the middle of the Upper Room Discourse, in John 15:26 (CEV):
“I will send you the Spirit who comes from the Father and shows what is true. The Spirit will help you and will tell you about Me.”
The Holy Spirit, third person in the Triune Godhead, did not inspire the biblical writers in either the Old nor the New Testaments to write about Himself; He inspired them to write about Jesus. So it is not-so-strange, is not surprising, that it’s not until the 43rd book of the Bible (John), in the final Gospel of the four (John), and in the last of Jesus’ sermons (the Upper Room Discourse) before we are greeted with, and treated to, an exposition of the person and purpose of the Holy Spirit.
BTW, given that the Jesus-mandated-mission of the Holy Spirit is (Jesus’ words, not mine) “to tell you about Me,” I must briefly interject a most important word of caution concerning various ministries, certain denominations, and some peoples’ personal prophetic pronouncements.
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The Latest News from Jerusalem
Dewey Bertolini 