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Thinking Through “My Jesus, I Love Thee” (3): How Do We Show Our Love for God?

Heaven Bound

Jason and Roger continue a four-part July series called “Thinking Through ‘My Jesus, I Love Thee,'” digging deeper into the theme and significance of our Wednesday Evening Summer Series. In this episode we explore, “How do we show our love for God?” PREVIOUSLY IN THIS SERIES: Love is a Choice Is It Tone Deaf to Talk About God’s Love in the Midst of a Tragedy?

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Build a Life That Lasts | "Under Construction"

Ryan Joy · Bible Geeks Podcast

241 | Seven Sermon Summer Surfin’ Spectacular | Build Your Faith Beyond Quick Fixes Welcome to our "Seven Sermon Summer Surfin' Spectacular"! Our first sermon comes to us from Ryan! This week, we're all spiritually "Under Construction" and living in the messy middle of God's DIY project. But when is it wise to pause our busy lives to "sharpen the axe" instead of just producing? Are you reaching for spiritual "duct tape and aspirin" when you really need a foundational fix? And how can you be a solid support for others if you're not standing on firm ground yourself? Join us for a fun-filled way

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Psalm 146

Tommy Peeler · Carefully Examining the Text

Psalm 146 145:21 prepared for these psalms from Psalms 146-150. This psalm “is a general celebration of God’s benevolent qualities” Alter, 503. “These five Hallelujah psalms have the characteristic genre of the hymn of descriptive praise” VanGemeren, 846. Psalms 146-150 are psalms of praise. “In these psalms there is no reference to personal need, no petition, little that could be called historical allusion; all is focused on God; all is praise. But there is step-by-step progression in this praise. It begins with the individual (146:1), involves the community (147:1, 12), extends to heaven and

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NEVADA: Casinos. "The Ox-Bow Incident." "Whatever happens in Vegas ..." Nevada City.

Hal Hammons · Citizen of Heaven

Register your feedback here. Always good to hear from you! Our tour of America brings us to the Silver State this week, where all that glitters may be gold or may be just a mirage. We’ll discuss the way casinos work to keep you trapped in a situation that will destroy you, and how best to avoid the trap; an old-fashioned lynch mob and what sometimes passes for justice; a commercial that says more about American culture than it does about Las Vegas; and the family you’ll need to survive and prosper on your long, dirty grind across your game room. Check out Hal on YouTube at https://www.youtube.

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Belief That Saves - How belief in Jesus Christ is central in assurance of eternal salvation.

Kris Emerson · Excel Still More

Reach Out: Please include your email and I will get back to you. Thanks! What is the difference between saving belief and insufficient belief? The answer is found all across the Gospel of John, and particularly in the story of the Pharisees approaching Jesus with a woman caught in adultery. Which one are you? The outline for that study: The Pharisees' Belief was in Vain - Believe in God and Scripture - Desired a Messiah of their Making - Resisted Jesus when He Opposed Them - Paraded a YOJ life, missing the Heart of Truth True Believers Know they Need Jesus - I have sinned and need help - I wil

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