In this episode of Biblical Talks, SD and Lady V discuss Galatians 6:7-10 New Living Translation.In this passage, the Apostle Paul denoted that we will always harvest what we plant. In other words, life will always present us with the temptation to make harmful or bad decisions. And if we choose to do so, we harvest the negative and/or the destructive harvest that follows. No doubt, most often than not, someone other than yourself gets caught the crossfire. Moreover, the same is true, when we do good, we harvest blessings in just the right time. Although Paul’s letter was addressing the churches of Galatia — it still very much applies to us, even now. Make no mistake, in life’s field — we harvest what we plant.
In this episode of Biblical Talks, SD and Lady V discuss Psalm 57:1-11 New International Version. In this passage we find David in great distress. He is crying out to God for help because King Saul was pursuing him. Why? because Saul was jealous and threatened by David, thus, he wanted to kill him. For that reason, David cried out for help that could only come from God. You see, David understood that God’s wisdom and understanding is better than that of any other.
In this episode of Biblical Talks, SD and Lady V discuss the passage John 1:1-18 [The Word Made Flesh]. In the New Living Translation it says, The Word Made Human. Either way, The Word Made Flesh refers to Jesus Christ of Nazareth. Hence, from this passage we learn exactly who Jesus was and still is. Also, we learn that God sent John the Baptist to testify how Jesus was the true light that shines in the darkness. Moreover, we learn how God’s unfailing love and faithfulness came through Jesus Christ.
One of the many things I’ve learned over the years is that my plans for my life are not always what’s best for me in the long run. In particular, I refer to those moments as redirections. And when I take the redirection, I end up exactly where I’m supposed to be. As a follower of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, I believe God has ordered my steps and all I have to do is be obedient. Another thing I’ve learned is that if I’m not obedient, God has a way of getting me back on track. Glory to God!
In general, have you ever wrestled with the following questions? ‘When will things get better?’ ‘Why do some people have it easier than others?’ ‘Why can’t I catch a break?’ Now, here’s a big one. ‘Why me?’ No doubt, most of us have searched for ‘The Answer’ to each of those questions. Along with the meaning of life and our purpose in this world. It is true, believe it or not–there is a time for everything.
Hence, in this episode, we discuss Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 New International Version.Here we find King Solomon contemplating the meaning and purpose of life. And his conclusion is indeed profound.
In this episode of Biblical Talks, we discuss Mark 6:30-44 New Living Translation.This passage shows the gracious provision of Jesus of Nazareth. And how he feed the multitude–five thousand men and their families. Furthermore, we see His deep sympathy and compassion for those who made the choice to follow Him. Thus, He would meet one’s physical and spiritual needs. Because Jesus Christ is the Good Shepherd.
In this episode of Biblical Talks, we discuss Mark 10:13-16 New International Version.If you are thinking, “What is simply simple about this passage?”Well, in this passage people were bringing children to Jesus.
Because they wanted Him to lay His hands on them. Now the disciples reprimanded the people for bringing the children to Jesus. But when Jesus saw this, He was angry with the disciples.
In Mark 10:14-15, Jesus says, “14…“Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these. 15 Truly I tell you, anyone who will not receive the kingdom of God like a little child will never enter it.”
The beauty of this passage is that we all can come to Jesus of Nazareth. And that’s why it is Simply Simple.
In this episode of Biblical Talks, we discuss Mark 8:22-26. In this passage Jesus heals a blind man after arriving in Bethsaida. What was the significance of this healing account? Well, it was the perfect example of a gradual healing. It is true, Jesus performed many miracles that were instantaneous. But again, this blind man’s healing was a gradual process. And that is how it is for many of us today–healing is a process.
Now, here are a couple questions for you. Have you read this account of Jesus healing this blind man? If so, what are your thoughts? If you haven’t, no worries, we’ve got you covered.
Either way, come go with us in your bible or bible app to Mark 8:22-26 New Living Translation.
Also, go ahead and use the player at the top of this blog post or subscribe and listen via your preferred podcast platform to follow along.
Then get encouraged by joining Lady V and me in this Biblical Talk — The Gradual Healing: Jesus Heals a Blind Man.
Scriptures Referenced in Episode Discussion
Mark 8:22-26 NLT
Mark 27:13 & 14
Numbers 6:24-26
Receive your Free Gift of Salvation – The Gospel of Jesus Christ
Explanation
If you are reading this, it is not by chance. This is your time to receive the Gift of Salvation through Christ Jesus.
Now, you may be wondering, “Why do I need that?” Oh, I’m so glad you asked. The Bible says, that because
And ultimately, Adam’s sin brought death and death spread to everyone.
No doubt, you may be thinking, “Of course, everyone is going to die.” But, my says,
“For the sin of this one man, Adam, caused death to rule over many. But even greater is God’s wonderful grace and his gift of righteousness, for all who receive it will live in triumph over sin and death through this one man, Jesus Christ.”
“8 …“The message is very close at hand; it is on your lips and in your heart.” And that message is the very message about faith that we preach:
9 If you openly declare that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.
10 For it is by believing in your heart that you are made right with God, and it is by openly declaring your faith that you are saved.”
Salvation Prayer
Lord Jesus, I am a sinner, and I am sorry for my sins. I ask You to forgive me. I want to follow You, Jesus. I believe in my heart that God raised you from the dead. By faith, I receive You, Jesus Christ, and your gift of grace. Come into my heart, into my life, and be my Lord and Savior.
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In this episode of Biblical Talks, we discuss how Jesus of Nazareth gives life to dead things. And most people know what it feels like to have life hit you with real problems. No doubt, those problems for some, leave them desperate for a solution. But whether you believe it or not, Jesus is the answer to every problem. Without a doubt, when Jesus is your Lord and Savior, you can trust Him to help you in difficult times.
Moreover, trusting Him with your troubles is the best thing you could do. Only then, can a person go from death to life and an impossible situation becomes possible.
With that in mind, the demon-possessed man is one example of a hopeless situation. He cried out to the one who he knew could deliver him from a dead situation –Jesus of Nazareth.
In Closing
Now, here are a couple questions for you. Have you read about how Jesus healed the demon-possessed man? If so, what are your thoughts? If you haven’t, no worries, we’ve got you covered.
Either way, come go with us in your bible or bible app to Mark 5:1-20 New Living Translation.
Also, go ahead and use the player at the top of this blog post or subscribe and listen via your preferred podcast platform to follow along.
Then get encouraged by joining Lady V and me in this Biblical Talk — From Death to Life: The Impossible made Possible.
Scriptures Referenced in Episode Discussion
Mark 5:1-20 NLT
Isaiah 41:10
Psalm 46:1&2a
Matthew 28:20
John 3:16-17
Numbers 6:24-26
Receive your Free Gift of Salvation – The Gospel of Jesus Christ
Explanation
If you are reading this, it is not by chance. This is your time to receive the Gift of Salvation through Christ Jesus.
Now, you may be wondering, “Why do I need that?” Oh, I’m so glad you asked. The Bible says, that because
And ultimately, Adam’s sin brought death and death spread to everyone.
No doubt, you may be thinking, “Of course, everyone is going to die.” But, my question to you is “Where will you spend eternity?” Because there is life after death. In fact, when you die you go to one of two places — heaven or hell.
Also, it is important to understand that, Adam’s sin also brought an eternity in hell. But for those who choose not to receive the free gift of eternal life. Thus, you must make that choice before you take your last breath.
“For the sin of this one man, Adam, caused death to rule over many. But even greater is God’s wonderful grace and his gift of righteousness, for all who receive it will live in triumph over sin and death through this one man, Jesus Christ.”
“8 …“The message is very close at hand; it is on your lips and in your heart.” And that message is the very message about faith that we preach:
9 If you openly declare that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.
10 For it is by believing in your heart that you are made right with God, and it is by openly declaring your faith that you are saved.”
Salvation Prayer
Lord Jesus, I am a sinner, and I am sorry for my sins. I ask You to forgive me. I want to follow You, Jesus. I believe in my heart that God raised you from the dead. By faith, I receive You, Jesus Christ, and your gift of grace. Come into my heart, into my life, and be my Lord and Savior.
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In this episode of Biblical Talks, we discuss Zacchaeus, the chief tax collector in chapter 19 of Luke. Generally, most people at a certain stage in their life has or will have the experience of feeling lost. Sadly, some people are lost and don’t know it.
But the good news is Jesus of Nazareth is in the business of seeking and saving the lost. And Zacchaeus is an excellent example. Why? Because many of the tax collectors were dishonest. Hence, they were ‘lost’ in the sin of deceiving others.
Moreover, the people of that time viewed Zacchaeus as the worst of the worst. again, because he was a chief tax collector.
