The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Now that you have heard of them, courtesy of this PODCAST, it is time to meet them.
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, so much rich blessing of truth coming our way, courtesy of the Beloved Apostle John.
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!
In this PODCAST, the timing of this passage could not be better!
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In this PODCAST, I am thrilled to report that “the mystery of God’s will” is a mystery no more.
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It’s only one word. Oh, but what a word.
As you will hear on this PODCAST, one word that might just breathe new life and refreshment into your otherwise parched soul.
It sure did into mine.
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Let the good times roll.
They’ll roll, alright. But as you will hear in this PODCAST, they’ll roll… for only a little while.
And in the end, Jesus wins. And when He wins, we win.
You win!!!
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It’s been a week of so much bad news.
In this PODCAST, you are about to hear the best news!!!
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May I make a prediction?
My prediction is this: As you listen to the PODCAST, you will be awash in waves of encouragement.
As you’ll hear, it was a crazy night to be sure. Here we sat in the midst of a citywide blackout. Yet, Peter’s message of hope and healing shined through bright and beautiful.
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As you are about to hear in this PODCAST, it is one of the most, if not the-most-blessed, doctrines in all of the Bible.
So naturally, theologians have to come along and muddy it all up to the point where today it is MUBAR:
Messed Up Beyond All Recognition.
I’m talking about the blessed doctrine of—fancy name—imminence. As in the imminent return of Jesus. As in the clear and (as you will hear in mere moments) unambiguous Bible teaching that Jesus could return at any time. As in the glorious truth that nothing needs to happen to precede Jesus’ return.
The “blessed hope” for which we do hope, every single day.
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It is one of the most enigmatic statements in all of Scripture.
Ironically, as you are about to hear in this PODCAST, this mysterious statement follows one of the clearest, most-unambiguous and glorious proclamations in all of Holy Writ.
Two statements: one perplexing, one perfectly understandable, both written by our old friend Peter.
Timely statements each, given that the Easter season is upon us.
Two statements that beg us to answer two compelling questions:
1. Where did Jesus go during the hours between Friday night and Sunday morning?
2. What did Jesus do during those hours between His crucifixion and resurrection?
My friends, you are about to hear an amazing story seldom talked about precisely because it is so enigmatic—“difficult to interpret or understand; mysterious.”
Words that, when understood properly, bless our lives immeasurably.
You are in for an Easter treat.
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The Latest News from Jerusalem
Dewey Bertolini 