Words of Truth From The Scriptures Podcast

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In this Podcast we are going to consider the idea of bribery from the perspective of the temporary pleasures of sin in exchange for eternal life. Do you have a price?

Herein is a great reminder of the value of each human being on earth as well as the reminder to fear God. This is a great balance point in a context about being submissive. The instructions in this passage of Scripture enables saints to have a great mindset towards other people.

Are there instructions in the Scriptures to keep the Sabbath Day holy that apply today? There are certainly many who think so. We are going to consider the Scriptures and the fact that there are NOT Sabbath keepers today.

Cookies! Yum! Most people enjoy sweets, like cookies, from time to time. This time of year in the USA this is especially true. There are some spiritual lessons to consider as we think about cookies. Listen in to think about sweets and some applicable lessons.

In this lesson, we will be studying about abstaining from fleshly lusts while living as strangers and pilgrims in this present world. In part, this has to do with being examined by men (I Peter 2:13-16). If/when charges are brought against the faithful, will the conduct of the saint charged stand above the accusations.

Sadly, there are undeniable racial divisions amongst those professing to be Christians. Bill and Brian talk about that and related matters from the Scriptures.

Gentiles, who were not the people of God under the Law of Moses, are now through the promises made long ago. Therefore, not being God’s people in the past; they [we] can now be through God’s mercy. That which was once only descriptive of Israel now pertains to all who choose to be God’s people!

Faithful Christians now how important it is to be busy in the Lord’s work and handling the responsibilities we have towards our families, etc. What is sometimes lost in all of that is that God also expects His people to enjoy life in this world as much as is lawful and possible. If you are always busy in the right things, consider this lesson as a challenge to include time to enjoy life in this world as a good thing as well.

Jesus was a stumbling block to the children of Israel. How? What did He do for such to occur? What does that mean? What prophesy foretold of this? What does it mean for the Gentiles Peter is writing to and for us today? These things and more are discussed in this lesson.

With some balance, this lesson is intended to get you to put your guard up against elevating Gospel preachers to a point that puts you in danger. The Scriptures give us many warnings. Will you take heed to them?

This lesson is going to cover that the saints Peter addressed came to the rejected Christ to be His spiritual house.

There are biblical roles in a marriage that are rarely followed. Unfortunately, many souls will be lost over this. There are also abuses by both husbands and wives. We are going to consider some Scriptures and applications in the Podcast.

In this Podcast we are going to look at desiring the sincere milk of the word and the preparations that need to take place first.

Do you really want eternal life or are you just trying to avoid eternal damnation? This question is of the greatest importance. Can you really say you love God and want to spend eternity with Him if you are just trying not to go to Hell? We are going to look at this through the Scriptures in this Podcast.

You might have heard the phrase “born again” at some point. In this study, we are going to see how a person is born again, why, etc. This lesson also serves as a continuation of our contextual study of I Peter and a springboard (so to speak) into our next study.

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Self-examination is very important (II Corinthians 13:5). In this Podcast the Scriptures are going to speak to us as we measure how important God's word is to us. Are you really a Bible student? How often do you think about the word of God? How often do you study? How long of a sermon is too long? Join this study with a true desire to examine yourself.

In our two previous lessons we’ve talked about redemption through the blood of Christ and faith in God the Father through Christ (I Peter 1:18-21). Now, among several wonderful items of truth, we are going to talk about the Holy Spirit. We are also going to look at an "above all" instruction regarding love among the saints.

It is commonly thought that God will hear anyone who prays to Him, sings to Him, or comes in other forms of worship before Him. That is not correct. We are going to look at Scriptures in this lesson that clearly declare that you have be obedient to the Lord for Him to hear your prayers and accept your worship.

Having faith and hope in God the Father through Jesus Christ being risen on the third day after His death.

So very often people look for Scriptures that say, “Thou shalt not…” If there is no Scripture that specifically prohibits something from being said or done, does that make such action or speech acceptable to God? Is this the way God wants us to reason? Does He communicate to us through what He doesn't want us to do or is this method of Bible study flawed?

Let’s talk about REDEMPTION! Who is the Redeemer? Why is there a need for redemption? What has redemption meant through the Scriptures? This is a great study and we get to think about Jesus. What could be better?

There have long been those who do good works just to get noticed by others. There have long been those who put on an outward show to appear righteous before other people. What about you? Do you do good works? Why or why not? We are going to examine how the works of a faithful child of God should glorify God in this Podcast.

In times past, those who were Gentiles in the flesh faced many challenges in being Christians. This study is a comfort to them and us in that God is not a respecter of persons. His judgment is based upon what a person does, rather than what family a person was born into. We are going to look at these things and more in this study.