His name is synonymous with suffering—and coming out the other side just fine, thank you very much.
And as you’ll hear in this PODCAST, courtesy of James, a man whose story rings loud and clear and encouraging, especially today!
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Sometimes—oftentimes—the least complicated truths of the Bible are its most profound.
As you will hear in this PODCAST.
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Sing it with me: “Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound, that saved a wretch like me.”
Just how amazing is God’s grace. As you will hear in this PODCAST, this amazing!!!
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“Perhaps the time has come…”
As you will hear in this PODCAST, perhaps the time has come for you…
“Perhaps the time has come for me to do what?” you may ask.
The answer to that question will free you and me in ways that we can only imagine.
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God is on the move.
In this PODCAST, you will hear in just what direction, and with what purpose, God is moving.
You’ll also discover His method to this incredible madness which we are all enduring, as well your purpose during these amazing days.
Be encouraged, my friends. Our brightest days are about to dawn!
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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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Welcome to Peter’s first-ever sermon.
As you will hear in this PODCAST, this fisherman-turned-preacher’s initial foray into the world of sermonizing is memorable in extreme.
And whether you realize it or not, Peter’s first sermon out of the gate is all about… Grasshoppers. As in locusts. Lots and lots of locusts.
A plague of locusts. A past-plague of locusts. A coming plague of locusts. And a future (even future for us) plague of locusts. See it there in Acts 2:14-16?
Listen as I read it to you, and see if you can hear ominous chomps of locusts:
Then Peter stepped forward with the eleven other apostles and shouted to the crowd, “Listen carefully, all of you, fellow Jews and residents of Jerusalem! Make no mistake about this. These people are not drunk, as some of you are assuming. Nine o’clock in the morning is much too early for that. No, what you see was predicted long ago by the prophet Joel.”
See any locusts in that? No? Well, then, keep listening. Because as you are about to hear, it is vital that we do.
His name is Joel. He is one of so-called 12 “Minor Prophets.” But make no mistake about this: Joel may have been a “Minor Prophet.” But there was absolutely nothing minor about his message.
Let me ever-so-briefly remind you of structure of the Old Testament…
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There is No.Clearer.Picture in all of the Bible of the heart of God towards sinners — I’m talking the hardest of hardhearted sinners — than this one right here in Luke 13.
A Scriptural snapshot that will go a long way to defining your biblical view of God and your biblical understanding of Jesus, both as a man and as God.
If you think of the Bible as a picture book, Luke paints for us a portrait of Jesus that is, quite frankly, irresistible, and most refreshing to my soul. It will be to yours as well. Guaranteed.
One that comes to us, ironically enough, thanks to a small cadre of good Pharisees. Yes! Heard me right. Good Pharisees.
The Pharisees as a group, as we have discussed in weeks gone by, and as you therefore understand, were historically among Jesus’ chief tormentors. That being said, there were in the minority some good Pharisees.
This, my dear friends, is quite a gripping story.
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It’s universally called “The Parable of the Good Samaritan.”
Universally, that is, except where Jesus is concerned.
As you will hear in this PODCAST, if Luke 10:33 in the NLT is any indication, Jesus would have most likely entitled this, “The Parable of the Despised Samaritan.”
A title which goes to the heart of this story, really. Something that I need for you to feel as you listen, and to feel it deeply. For if not, this parable completely loses its punch.
Forget about shifting a paradigm. With this one parable, Jesus completely obliterated the paradigm, and created a whole new paradigm on the spot.
You are in for both a treat and a challenge.
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