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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I honestly cannot wait for you to hear this PODCAST.
For reasons that will become abundantly clear as you hear it.
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It almost feels like coming home in this PODCAST. Enjoy!
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Allegiance and Focus. That’s what this PODCAST is all about.
Infinitely and eternally more significance, allegiance and focus—that’s what our lives are all about.
Be ready to be challenged.
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A blare of the bugles and a roll of the drums. This PODCAST breaks the seal on a brand new study.
A brief interlude in our ongoing series entitled Paul in High Definition.
Welcome to Galatians in High Definition!!!
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Welcome to our third and final installment of Bible Bootcamp.
As you will hear in the PODCAST, with due deference to Peter’s challenge to you and me—1 Peter 2:2 (KJV), “As newborn babes, desire the sincere milk of the word, that ye may grow thereby.”—we thought if beneficial to take a bird’s-eye view of the entire Bible. An overview. A survey. The box top to the biblical puzzle.
This so that we can understand how each individual piece fits into the whole.
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It had to be a rather rude awakening to be sure—Paul’s initial introduction to the unenviable life of an apostle.
As we will learn in this PODCAST, there is much—much more than we could possibly imagine—behind Paul’s otherwise enigmatic statement in 1 Corinthians 4:9, a rare moment of personal reflection (and dare-I-say exasperation and frustration) in the writings of this most-prolific apostle:
“I sometimes think God has put us apostles on display, like prisoners of war at the end of a victor’s parade, condemned to die. We have become a spectacle to the entire world—to people and angels alike.”
Well, here in Acts 9, the Apostle to us Gentiles endured quite the humiliating spectacle indeed.
It was hardly the homecoming our new friend, the Apostle Paul, had anticipated as he entered archway in the main gate leading to Straight Street in Damascus.
Was his heart all a-flutter? Mine would have been.
After a three-year absence from its legendary landscape, his formal training as an apostle now complete. I have to believe that Saul-now-Paul had much upon which he would have liked to reflect.
Paul’s heart had to be pitter-pattering with excited anticipation as he once-again approached the storied city.
But alas. A happy homecoming wasn’t in cards that fate dealt this soon-to-be-suffering servant of Jesus.
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Today is Easter Sunday.
BUT, as you are about to hear in this PODCAST, today is infinitely, eternally so much more than that.
A day of incomparable significance.
“Christ IS risen. He is risen INDEED.”
But that is only half the story.
Ready to hear the other half?
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Welcome to the conclusion of Jesus in HD!
It’s been 205 podcasts in coming, but here it is. On deck, Peter in HD and the bright and beautiful book of Acts.
That will be next week. But for now, it is universally referred to as “Great Commission.”
As you are about to hear in this PODCAST… Yes, I will readily agree that Jesus’ words here at the tail-end of Matthew’s glorious gospel are indeed “great.” And yes, they do in fact contain a “commission.”
Jesus’ final commission to His disciples, to make disciples.
But I would prefer to think of this as Jesus’ Ministry Model — both in terms of what He wants us (all of us, each of us) to do, and how He wants us to do it.
A ministry model that Jesus intended for us to follow (as Jesus said) “to the very end of the age.”
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The Latest News from Jerusalem
Dewey Bertolini 