Sermons tagged #Scripture

Join Dave as he looks at Psalm 68:1-18 and Rise Up, O Lord!

On today's Servants of Grace theology segment, a listener writes in and asks Dave, "What does it mean for a Christian to violate their conscience?" What You'll Hear on this Episode • The importance and place of conscience in the Christian life. • Calibrating your conscience by the Word of God. • Some keys to keeping a biblical and pure conscience. Thanks for listening to this week's episode of Servants of Grace theology segment!

On today's Equipping You in Grace show, Dave is interviewed by Dave Van Bebber for his class at Spurgeon College on public speaking on a game plan when engaging with the media, what it means to be a trustworthy voice in the Church, why the media has a worldview and why Christians must see and engage the worldview through a biblical worldview, and much more on this new episode. What you'll hear in this episode • Dave's experience in the media and ministry. • A game plan no matter one's vocation for talking to the media with the gospel. • Some of the most important elements of preparation when talking with the media • Common pitfalls should one avoid when talking to and engaging in the media. • Lessons on conducting an effective interview in any setting. • How public speaking impact one's ability to speak to the media and how this enhances one's interview skills. • Some similar and distinct differences between talking with a reporter covering a story verses a long-form interview. • Why and how a biblical worldview helps the Christian. • Why the media has a worldview and why Christians must see the world through a biblical worldview. • Why Christians should refuse to compromise in media and in all of life. • What it means to be a trustworthy voice and resource in the Church. • How to fight pride and grow in grace in the Christian life. • How preparing helps us to deal with fear and anxiety related to public speaking. Thank you for listening to this episode of Equipping You in Grace.

On today's Contending for the Word show, Dave and Dawn Hill discuss Alexander Pagani's latest book, "Secrets of Deliverance" and an interview he did with Remnant Radio. Additionally they discuss the sufficiency of Scripture compared to the modern-day deliverance ministry, why every Christian needs to read and study their Bible, and contend for the faith and how, and much more on this new episode. What you'll hear in this episode • Who Alexander Pagani is. • A summary of the Pagani interview on Remnant radio. • The sufficiency of Scripture and Christ compared to the modern-day deliverance ministry. • Why theological clarity matters to the Christian. • The danger of modern-day deliverance ministry and ongoing "deliverance" ministry. • Why our ministries must be grounded in and shaped by the Word to be truly helpful to people. • Why every Christian needs to read and study the Bible so they won't be deceived. • Why every Christian is to contend for the faith and how. • What Scripture teaches about the Holy Spirit compared to the modern-day deliverance ministry. About Dawn Dawn Hill is a Christian blogger known as The Lovesick Scribe and the host of The Lovesick Scribe Podcast. She is passionate about sharing the truth and pointing others back to Jesus Christ through the written Word as the standard of authority for Christian living and instruction while being led by the Holy Spirit into maturity. She is the author of NonProphet Woke: The Reformation of a Modern-Day Disciple. She is a wife to Nicholas and a mother to Anabel and Ephraim. You can follow her on Facebook and Instagram Thank you for listening to this episode of Contending for the Word.

On today's Warriors of Grace show, Dave considers five keys and six observations to dealing with difficult people. What You'll Hear On This Episode • Five keys and six observations to dealing with difficult people. Thanks for listening to this episode of Warriors of Grace!

On today's Equipping You in Grace show, Dave and Paul Tautges discuss our identity in Christ, addressing guilt, shame, and temptation in our live with the gospel, biblical meditation, life in the local church, and his new book, Remade: Embracing Your Complete Identity (P&R, 2023) . What you'll hear in this episode • Already/yet reality of the Christian life. • Why Christians must understand their identity in Christ. • Why Christians no longer being under condemnation helps Christians who struggle with guilt and shame. • Why the Christian should keep on repenting. • What indwelling sin and how it relates to the Christian life. • How prayer can help us address temptation in our lives. • The importance of discipline in the Christian life. • What it looks like to practically meditate on the Word. • What it looks like practically to bear one another's burdens. About the Guest Paul Tautges is a pastor, biblical counselor, and author of many books on topics related to Christian living, pastoral ministry, parenting, and counseling, including Anxiety: Knowing God's Peace. Paul is married to Karen, and together they cherish their ten children and a growing tribe of grandchildren. He blogs at www.counselingoneanother.com. Thank you for listening to this episode of Equipping You in Grace.

Our text this evening perfectly captures the dual authorship of God's written word. In this command to write down the words of God, we see an effortless gliding from Moses' writing to God's writing — an ambiguity that perfectly captures Scripture's nature as the divine-human book.

We start in on a yearlong journey through the story of the Bible, from creation to Christ to consummation. Introduction: The Bible is a Big Book o What's "The Bible?" • "Bible" (Greek tà Biblía, "the books") = "Old Testament" + "New Testament" o What's it All About? • John 5:39: • Luke 24:27 o Beginning "In the Beginning" • Hebrew title is bereshit • Greek title is genesis THE STORY OF CREATION (CHS. 1–2) THE STORY OF SIN (CHS. 3–11) THE STORY OF COVENANT (CHS. 12–49) THE STORY OF PRESERVATION (CH. 50)

The light of nature as related to natural law from our confession of faith.

Peter wants us to 'grow up' to live like Christ and to love like Christ, but he doesn't say, "Just grow up!" Peter tells us HOW we must grow, namely, by making certain choices regarding God's Word.

God by choosing some for salvation, chooses others to fulfill the scriptures.

On today's Servants of Grace theology segment a listener writes in and asks Dave, "Why Should Christians Study the Minor Prophets?" What You'll Hear on this Episode • Four ways the Minor Prophets teach truth, correction, and meaning for Christians today. • Six interesting facts about the Minor Prophets. Thanks for listening to this week's episode of Servants of Grace theology segment!