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The Most Ridiculous Conversation In The Bible
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Jonah 4 provides a Mirror that reflect some of our struggles and help us grow to love like Jesus.By Jason Medlin
In this episode of The Roundtable we discuss: As followers of Christ, what types of people would we be hanging out with? What should we teach our kids about this? Where do Christians in our culture typically land of the scale of influencing and being influenced? How can we be more proactive in building relationships with those who don't know Christ…
As Jesus entered Jericho, His One becomes evident. Zacchaeus was seeking Jesus, but what he did not realize is that Jesus was seeking him. It was an exciting day for Zacchaeus as he became a follower of Jesus.By Van N. Houser
By Jeff Lethco
In this episode of The Roundtable we discuss: 1. Can we trust our interpretation of scripture? 2. What role does the faith of others have in our own lives? 3. Do we worship God because or who He is, or what He has done for us, or what He can do for us? 4. How do we grow a concern for our soul that is greater than our concern for our circumstances? …
By Jeff Lethco
The story today is about a crippled man named Mephibosheth. This is a story about friendship, promises, grace, love, compassion, forgiveness, and hope. Most of all it is a story about God’s seeking the wounded and crippled for restoration.By Van N. Houser
In this episode of the Roundtable we discuss: Did Jesus forgive the sins of the man with leprosy or just heal him of his leprosy? What do we learn from Jesus's compassion in this passage? Why does Jesus here and in other places in scripture tell those he healed to tell no one? Why do we see Jesus continue to follow and have others follow the Old Te…
By Edgar Enriquez
A believer who does not seek to perform the mission of the church never truly understands what they possess in Christ. There are people all around us every day that need spiritual awakening. This is the mission of the church - that we share Christ with those that need Him and don’t know Him.By Van N. Houser
By Jeff Lethco
In this episode of the Roundtable, we discuss: How is Peter's response to Jesus different from others that we've seen in Luke so far? Do miracles still happen today? What can we take away from seeing how Peter's values changed after he began to follow Jesus?
By Edgar Enriquez
People need assurance that their sins are forgiven and they are going to Heaven when they die. God does not want you to think so, guess so, hope so, or wait and see so. John says “I have written to you, so that you may know that you have eternal life!” You can be sure.By Don Cass
By Jeff Lethco
In this episode of The Roundtable we discuss: What is the Kingdom of God? Do people still encounter demons today? What does the crowd's reaction of amazement in this passage say about Jesus' authority?
Most Christian workers struggle with evangelism and so rarely do it. We spend most of our time with Christians and minister to each other as evidence of our faith. Misconceptions concerning what evangelism is and our personal responsibility to share inhibits God’s use of our lives to take the gospel to the world.…
By Edgar Enriquez
By Jeff Lethco
In this episode of The Roundtable we discuss: -Why is this a tough passage? -What is Jesus getting at when he talks about Elijah and Elisha? -What is the significance of Jesus having a habit of attending the synagogue?
Most Christian workers struggle with evangelism and so rarely do it. We spend most of our time with Christians and minister to each other as evidence of our faith. Misconceptions concerning what evangelism is and our personal responsibility to share inhibits God’s use of our lives to take the gospel to the world.…
By Jeff Lethco
In this episode of the Roundtable, we discuss: What does Jesus's victory over temptation say about Him and what does Adam's failure against temptation say about us? Could Jesus have actually sinned? How involved is Satan in our daily sin struggle? What does it mean that Satan left Jesus until a more opportune time?…
By Jeff Lethco
By Darren Melugin
In this episode of The Roundtable we discuss: How does John the Baptist's role encourage us as Christ follower's? Why was Jesus baptized?
By Jeff Lethco
By Mark Julian
In this episode of The Roundtable we discuss: What is repentance and what does a life of repentance look like? How are a life of repentance and sanctification related? How do the categories of contrition and attrition affect our understanding of what John is telling his hearers to do? In scripture, why do we see some respond positively to a call to…
By Jeff Lethco
A living faith must experience a growing understanding of truth and must be continually interpreted and related to the needs of each new generation. The closer a church is in doctrine, the closer they are in fellowship and mission. We reaffirm our beliefs!By Van N. Houser
In this episode of the Roundtable we discuss: How does the historicity of Luke's gospel encourage us in our faith? What do we mean when we way that John the Baptist was the last of the Old Testament Prophets? Why is this message of repentance important to us today as followers of Christ?
By Jeff Lethco
A living faith must experience a growing understanding of truth and must be continually interpreted and related to the needs of each new generation. The closer a church is in doctrine, the closer they are in fellowship and mission. We reaffirm our beliefs!By Van N. Houser
In this episode of The Roundtable we discuss: Can we fully understand the nature of the incarnation? Did Jesus do anything wrong in the Luke 2:39-52? What is the Father's business mentioned in Luke 2:49?
A living faith must experience a growing understanding of truth and must be continually interpreted and related to the needs of each new generation. The closer a church is in doctrine, the closer they are in fellowship and mission. We reaffirm our beliefs!By Van N. Houser
By Jeff Lethco
In this audio only episode we discuss: -What is obedience? -How does the issue of poverty inform our understanding of this story and the Christian faith? -What are some obstacles to obedience? -How does discipleship help us as we go through different seasons?
By Jeff Lethco
By Jeff Lethco
By Van N. Houser, Brad Martin
In this episode we discuss: Where in the text to we see that Mary's song is a song of grace? How do we live a life focused on the grace of God? What does it mean to be confident in the Lord? What is our faith characterized by as believers?
The Bible has much to say about peace. Our world certainly needs peace between nations and within nations. But even more, the people of the nations need the inner peace only God can give. There is no joy except we have such peace.
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The Gospel According to Luke: Luke 1:39-56
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By Jeff Lethco
This week on the Roundtable we discuss How does the fact that God uses ordinary people and circumstances impact our faith? Should we question God? How did the Holy Spirit fill John while he was still in the womb?
By Jim Garner
By Jeff Lethco
In this episode we discuss: If worship is about the heart why is God so specific in the Old Testament about worship practices? How does God's sovereignty inform and affect our worship? What is the balance of private and corporate worship?
By Scott Hill
In this episode of The Roundtable we discuss: -Where does Zechariah fit into the theme of the minor prophets? -What does it mean to "return to God" today? -How does the peace of God confront the present culture and the ways it pursues peace? -Why is it important to not despise the day of small things from chapter 4 verse 10?…
