Episodes

  • "Arrival, Departure, and Return" Matthew 2

    "Arrival, Departure, and Return" Matthew 2
    Jan 8 2024
    Matthew presents Jesus' geographical origins to demonstrate his identity as the Messiah, fulfilling prophecies about Bethlehem, Egypt and Nazareth. We are comforted by the Lord's faithfulness to His word, and trust each of His promises. Whoever calls on the name of the Lord will be saved, we will never be put to shame for Immanuel is God with us and He is mighty to save!
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    39 mins
  • "Of First Importance" 1 Corinthians 15:1-4

    "Of First Importance" 1 Corinthians 15:1-4
    Apr 9 2023
    Christianity is based on historical events surrounding the person and work of Jesus Christ. The Bible reveals three significant aspects of the resurrection of Jesus Christ: chronological, theological, and practical. The chronological significance refers to the historical context and timeline of events surrounding the resurrection. The theological significance pertains to the spiritual implications and meaning of the resurrection for believers. Lastly, the pragmatic significance concerns the practical applications and impact of the resurrection on daily life. The Apostle Paul's in his first letter to the Corinthians, describes in chapter fifteen the timeline of Jesus' dead, burial, and resurrection to be in accordance with the foretold Scriptures. This has great Spiritual implications; Jesus' resurrection has resulted in Him declared as Lord of all, and the confirmed Savior to a lost world. Practical effects for anyone who trust Jesus are tangible. Union with Christ means death to sin and new living hope to God in Christ. For everyone who calls on the name of the Lord shall be saved, because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. Romans 10:9 ESV
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    39 mins
  • "Abundance in Sharing" 2 Corinthians 8:1-9:15.

    "Abundance in Sharing" 2 Corinthians 8:1-9:15.
    Apr 4 2022
    Paul points to three characteristics of Biblical giving in his second letter to the Corinthians from chapter eight to nine. As he moves from earlier chapters where Paul was explaining the ministry of the New Covenant, now Paul is exercising the ministry of Collection. Highlighting biblical giving as: 1-Generous, 2-Purposeful, and 3-Joyous. Paul seeks the involvement of Corinthians church in sharing an offering for the needs of the saints. He wisely uses the example of the collaborating Church of Macedonia and of Christ, commands to give, commends a Christian Crew, collects for Christians in Jerusalem, and compares the cheerful giver to the compulsory one. We all may learn so much in the area of giving, God is the ultimate giver. Praised be His name for His inexpressible gift!
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    21 mins
  • "Christian Bundle" 2 Corinthians 5:16-18

    "Christian Bundle" 2 Corinthians 5:16-18
    Mar 21 2022
    The Christian Bundle includes three new items for the believer to enjoy. 1- A New Consideration brought by Repentance. 2- A New Creation brought by Regeneration. and 3- A New Connection brought by Reconciliation. All believers in Christ have ample access to God, a new life and a new understanding. This devotional is reminding you to enjoy your Christian life today!
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    11 mins
  • "Confidence in Hope" 2 Corinthians 2:12-5:21

    "Confidence in Hope" 2 Corinthians 2:12-5:21
    Mar 7 2022
    The Apostle Paul shows us three characteristics of the Ministry of the New Covenant in the Second Letter to the Corinthians. 1. The Clear Credentials, 2. The Concealed Glory, and 3. The Celestial Hope. Servants of Christ can learn from these genuine characteristics of ministry. Christians who are active in witnessing for Christ, service for God's Church and the evangelistic effort for the lost world can identify with the effectiveness of Paul's ministry of the gospel, and may continue being led in triumphant procession by the Lord Jesus Christ! This is the second expository sermon of a series of four messages in 2 Corinthians. I recommend reading the Bible passages in order to understand the most and benefit greatly from these recordings, and my prayer is that the God of all comfort may comfort your soul as well, God bless you!
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    31 mins
  • "Power in Vulnerability" 2 Corinthians 1:3-2:11

    "Power in Vulnerability" 2 Corinthians 1:3-2:11
    Feb 14 2022
    “Power in Vulnerability” summarizes the approach Paul takes as a founding apostle of the church in Corinth in order to bring them to a reconciliation point, and prompt them to act in forgiveness of the brother who was under church discipline. The Church today can learn much from Paul's explanation of his ministry. The second letter to the Corinthians can be outlined in three sections: 1-Paul Explains the Ministry of the New Covenant Chapters 1-7. 2-Paul Exercises the Ministry of Collection, Chapters 8-9. 3-Paul's Enemies in Ministry are Confronted, Chapters 10-13. The minister of God who serves in various capacities can learn from this letter and apply his service to God in the likeness of Christ's character displayed by Paul's approach to ministry. "We are ambassadors for Christ!"
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    22 mins
  • "God's Message" John 3:16

    "God's Message" John 3:16
    Jan 27 2022
    God has sent a very important message to the world; His love! The gospel of John chapter three verse sixteen presents the message of God in a concise set of words to help everyone understand and attain salvation. God so loved the world, He gave his only Son, whoever believes in Him, should not perish but have eternal life!. Christians rejoice in this truth and are excited to share it with all, specially with the soul that longs to be found and saved. John 3:16 is an open invitation from the savior to the sinner, to believe and receive!
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    16 mins
  • "Triple Blessing" 2 Corinthians 13:14

    "Triple Blessing" 2 Corinthians 13:14
    Oct 21 2021
    Special blessings have been bestowed in the life of every believer in Christ. The Apostle Paul gives a triple blessing to the readers of the second letter to the Corinthians. Modern day Christians are brought to an awareness of the unlimited potential of these blessings to live a holy and fruitful life for the glory of God. The undeserved favor found in Jesus Christ, the Father not bringing upon us the judgement we deserve, and the intimate connection to God by the presence of the Holy Spirit. What a blessing we enjoy as children of God! and how much God offers to anyone who comes to Him who takes refuge in Jesus the Christ!
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    11 mins