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Covered in the Secret Place – BTEp22

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In this episode of Biblical Talks, SD and Lady V discuss the Secret Place referenced in Psalm 91. It is a place of shelter, protection, provision, and stability. One can only find the ‘Secret Place’ in God. Because that covering only happens if one chooses to put his or her trust in God.

Covered in the Secret Place - Photo of trees with the forest floor covered with flowers. This represents a place of shelter and peace in God.

With that in mind, here are a couple questions for you. Have you read Psalm 91? If so, what are your thoughts? If not, no worries, we’ve got you covered. In any case, join us with your Bible or Bible app.

Freed: Set Free by JESUS – BTEp21

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In general, everyone has felt some form of judgement and/or shame by others. Thus, in this episode of Biblical Talks, SD and Lady V discuss John 8:1-11 (NASB). Specifically, this passage is the story of the adulterous woman. In fact, the scribes and Pharisees caught her in the act of adultery, then brought her to Jesus. They wanted to see what He would say about the matter. Because the law of Moses commanded that they stone her. But instead of allowing them to shame or judge her, Jesus set her free.

Freed; Set Free by JESUS - Photo of rocks representing the story of the adulterous woman in the Holy Bible.

The Value of the Lost – BTEp20

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In this episode of Biblical Talks, SD and Lady V discuss Luke Chapter 15. This chapter delves into the value of the lost. In fact, most of us at some point, have felt lost and unvaluable. Jesus of Nazareth used the parables of the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the prodigal son to convey our value to God.

The Value of the Lost- In Luke chapter 15 Jesus tells three parables. This picture including a lamb, a coin, and a homeless young man represents those parables.

Met with Mercy: An Encounter with JESUS – BTEp19

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In this episode of Biblical Talks, SD and Lady V delve into the passage from Luke 17:11-19 in the Amplified Bible. This passage illustrates another instance of Jesus meeting people in their circumstances. He extended mercy to all who were willing to accept it. On His journey to Jerusalem, Jesus came upon a village where ten lepers, standing afar, cried out for His mercy. Seeing them, He instructed them to present themselves to the priests. As they complied, they were [miraculously] restored to health. Similarly, we find numerous instances in the Holy Bible where individuals received healing and mercy from an encounter with Jesus.

A Prayer for Peace – BTEp18

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The recent election in the USA is set to have a worldwide influence. Consequently, it has left some individuals feeling anxious and fearful about the future. Without question, ‘peace’ is what we all desire — both in our personal lives and in the world at large. In this episode of Biblical Talks, SD and Lady V pray for peace.

Stay Persistent in Hope: GOD Has a Plan – BTEp17

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Life’s challenges may sometimes seem overwhelming. Despite the circumstances, you may have been seeking a solution for years, willing to try almost anything, yet without success. In those moments, hopelessness may creep in. However, it is crucial to stay persistent in hope, trusting that God has a plan.

In this episode of Biblical Talks, SD and Lady V explore an example of this in John 5:1-15 from the New Living Translation. This scripture gives the account of a man paralyzed for thirty-eight years, lying at the pool of Bethesda.

SPIRITUAL REFRESHMENT: A Word of Hope and Life – BTEp16

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It’s often said that if you’ve reached a certain age without encountering problems, you haven’t lived long enough. Life inevitably brings various struggles. But what truly matters is how we address them. Thus, it is during those times that we need spiritual refreshment and a word of hope and life.

In this installment of Biblical Talks, SD and Lady V delve into Psalm 22:1-2 and Psalm 23:1-6 from the New Living Translation. These passages reveal King David’s struggles and his methods for coping with the issues that brought him great distress. The entire book of Psalms reflects the various peaks and valleys of life.

Spiritual Refreshment: A Word of Hope and Life--In this photo is a beautiful meadow with snow covered mountains in the background.

So, where did David get his spiritual refreshment? Where did he go to get a word of hope and life? David sought spiritual refreshment through prayer and meditation on God’s Word, as reflected in the Psalms. He turned to God to receive words of hope and life, finding solace and strength in his faith.

THE PARABLE OF THE SOWER: The Seed, The Soil, and The Harvest – BTEp15

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In this episode of Biblical Talks, SD and Lady V explore “The Parable of the Sower: The Seed, The Soil, and The Harvest.” In Luke 8:4-15, as per the New Living Translation, Jesus addresses a large crowd with a parable. This parable depicts a farmer sowing seeds, some of which fall on various types of soil. However, only the seeds that land on fertile soil yield a crop.

Likewise, when one hears the Word of God—the seed—and retains it in an honest and good heart, they patiently produce a bountiful harvest.

The Two Gardens: The Lessons Learned – BTEp14

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In this installment of Biblical Talks, SD and Lady V delve into Genesis Chapter 2, Genesis 3:1-13, and Luke 22:39-53. These scriptures offer insights into handling temptation. We analyze the two gardens and their teachings. Initially, in the Garden of Eden, we witness Adam yielding to the temptation he faced. In contrast, in the Garden of Gethsemane, we observe Jesus’ opposite response as He resisted temptation.

Life consists of a succession of choices. Sometimes, those choices entice us to make decisions that lead to negative outcomes. Often, our decisions have a direct impact on those around us. Therefore, upon examining the aforementioned texts, we can observe the significant influence that Adam and Jesus of Nazareth have had on the world.

Give Your Cares To God – BTEp13

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In this episode of Biblical Talks, SD and Lady V discuss 1 Peter 5:6-11 Amplified Bible Classic Edition. Of course, the Apostle Peter was writing to a group believers scatter abroad during that time. But we too can learn from his counsel and warnings. Now, our main focus for this episode is — giving our cares to God — found in verse seven,

“Casting the whole of your care [all your anxieties, all your worries, all your concerns, once and for all] on Him, for He cares for you affectionately and cares about you watchfully.”

Photo of a man casting a fishing line representing giving your cares to God.

Category: Biblical Talks Series

Covered in the Secret Place – BTEp22

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Freed: Set Free by JESUS – BTEp21

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The Value of the Lost – BTEp20

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Met with Mercy: An Encounter with JESUS – BTEp19

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A Prayer for Peace – BTEp18

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Stay Persistent in Hope: GOD Has a Plan – BTEp17

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SPIRITUAL REFRESHMENT: A Word of Hope and Life – BTEp16

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THE PARABLE OF THE SOWER: The Seed, The Soil, and The Harvest – BTEp15

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The Two Gardens: The Lessons Learned – BTEp14

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Give Your Cares To God – BTEp13

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