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Acts 2:42-3:26 (Episode 409)
19 sept. 2025
00:30:21
The church continues to grow and gather around Word and Sacrament. Peter heals a lame beggar at the temple. And Peter preaches to the people of Israel. Have a listen.
Peter stands up and preaches a sermon that cuts its hearers to the heart. The people want to know what to do. Turning to the God you killed and being baptized in His name is not the answer you would expect, but it is the only answer. Have a listen.
A man is chosen to take the place of Judas as an Apostle. The Holy Spirit shows up on Pentecost. And the Gospel is proclaimed in many languages. Have a listen.
Bob Hiller joins Erick and Dan as they begin the book of Acts. Jesus teaches the Apostles for 40 days before the ascension. What does it mean to be baptized with the Holy Spirit? And Jesus has plans that extend beyond Israel. Have a listen.
It’s the grace of God that changes everything. The Christian lives in hope and freedom. And why every Christian is burning for good works. Have a listen.
Paul describes the life that Christians desire. Good works will happen, but don’t trust them. And slaves can have the freedom that matters. Have a listen.
Paul tells Titus the kinds of men he is looking to lead the churches in Crete. There are two different groups opposed to Titus’ work. And in Christ, all things are pure. Have a listen.
Erick, Daniel, and Donavon begin Paul’s epistle to Titus. How is God’s election the answer to everything? And how is the language of family so important in the scriptures? Have a listen.
Erick, Daniel, and Scott wrap up the Gospel of Matthew in this episode. Jesus rises from the dead. Guards are paid off. And what makes the Great Commission great? Have a listen.
The curtain at the temple is torn from top to bottom and the dead are raised. Jesus is buried in a rich man’s tomb. And the religious leaders are terrified of Easter. Have a listen.
Pilate gives the people a choice between Barabbas and Jesus, and the crowd chooses the criminal. Pilate doesn’t want anything to do with the situation. And Jesus is mocked while He is crucified and forsaken by His Father. Have a listen.
Peter denies Jesus and crushed by the weight of it. Judas tries to reverse what he has done but the religious leaders deny absolution. And Jesus stands before Pilate. Have a listen.
Jesus foretells Peter’s denial. Judas betrays Jesus with a kiss. The weight of being forsaken is heavy. And Jesus is tried, mocked, and shamed. Have a listen.
The guys spend this entire episode discussing the Lord’s Supper, the Words of Institution, and what Jesus promises to those who receive it. Have a listen.
The Chief Priests and Elders plot to kill Jesus. A woman anoints Jesus with expensive ointment, and the disciples are concerned about it. And Judas sets out to betray Jesus. Have a listen.
Jesus tells two parables about the judgment. The forgiveness of sins is something God has entrusted to His servants. And are the sheep and the goats divided up according to what they have and have not done? Have a listen.
Jesus warns that it will be easy to focus on lesser things once He has gone. Freedom makes people nervous. And what is going on in the parable of the ten virgins and their oil lamps? Have a listen.
Jesus continues talking about the tribulation. An abomination will enter the temple. The days must be cut short for the sake of the elect. And Jesus calls all times soon. Have a listen.
Jesus is heartbroken over Jerusalem's bound wills and the rejection of God's promises. The disciples are in awe of the temple, but Jesus has a lot to say about its destruction and the last days. Have a listen.
Jesus continues preaching against the Scribes and Pharisees. Legalism is the enemy of the gospel, and being clean on the outside doesn’t count for anything. Have a listen.
Jesus answers a question about the resurrection and then a question about which commandment is the greatest. Jesus then asks a question about David and the Messiah before the first of seven woes to the Scribes and Pharisees. Have a listen.
Jesus tells another parable, this time about weddings and murder. The Pharisees team up with their enemies to try to trap Jesus with a question about taxes. And the church may be too easily satisfied with lesser things than the gospel. Have a listen.
The Pharisees challenge the authority of Jesus, but they won’t say where John the Baptist got his authority. Jesus has a couple of parables loaded up to explain what is happening. And self-righteousness is defiantly worth repenting of. Have a listen.
Jesus rides into Jerusalem on the back of a donkey with people shouting Hosanna. He clears the temple, rebukes the religious leaders, and heals the blind and lame. And a fig tree gets cursed and has something to do with faith and mountain moving. Have a listen.
Jesus foretells His death for a third time and gives more details. The mother of James and John has a question for Jesus. No one has any idea how the Kingdom of God works. And Jesus has mercy on two blind men. Have a listen.
Peter wants to know what those who have left everything to follow Jesus should expect to receive at the end. Jesus says everything will be repaid, but the first will be last and the last will be first. Have a listen.
A rich young man wants to know what good deed he must do to live forever. Jesus answers him with the second table of the law. And camels can go through the eyes of needles more easily than people entering heaven. Have a listen.
Jesus is asked a question about marriage and divorce. Does Jesus disagree with Moses? Is there a sinless divorce? And the disciples still don’t understand Jesus and children. Have a listen.
Peter wants to know how many times he must forgive someone who sins against him. Jesus tells a parable about how much you need forgiveness and the danger of not trusting it when you receive it. Have a listen.
Jesus will leave the ninety-nine to find one lost sheep. There is an order to how Christians are to deal with sin. Where two or more are gathered, Christ is with them. And confession and absolution are always the goal. Have a listen.
The disciples want to know who will be the greatest in the kingdom of heaven. Jesus doesn’t like this question at all. Children are important to God, and all believers must become like them. And Jesus is the greatest preacher of the law who ever lived. Have a listen.
The disciples are unable to cast a demon out of a boy and Jesus laments their lack of faith. Jesus foretells His death and resurrection again. And the temple tax is paid out of the mouth of a fish. Have a listen.
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Matthew 16:21-17:8 (Episode 374)
27 nov. 2024
00:32:41
Peter rebukes Jesus for speaking about what the Messiah must suffer, which doesn’t go well for him. Death to self is the only way to live forever. And Jesus is transfigured and joined by Moses and Elijah in front of Peter, James, and John Have a listen.
The Pharisees and Sadducees demand a sign, but Jesus tells them there is only one sign coming and they won’t like it. Peter confesses Jesus is the Christ and is told this rock is what the church will be built on. Have a listen.
A Canaanite woman cries out for Jesus to heal her daughter. The disciples want her sent away, but Jesus is going to use her faith to teach His followers how big the gospel really is. And again Jesus tests His disciples with a hungry crowd of thousands. Have a listen.
The power of God is for your good. The Pharisees have a problem with the disciples of Jesus not washing their hands, but Jesus has a bigger problem with putting words in God’s mouth. Have a listen.
John the Baptist gets beheaded at a birthday party. Jesus feeds 5000+ people with a few loaves and fish. And Jesus walks on the water in the middle of a storm. Have a listen.
It’s all parables in this episode. Weeds and wheat. Mustard seed and leaven. And secrets hidden from the foundation of the world are revealed. Have a listen.
A tree is known by its fruit. No sign will be given except the sign of Jonah. Unclean spirits move around waterless places. And Jesus is extending the family. Have a listen.
Is it lawful to do good on the Sabbath? Jesus doesn’t stop with just healing one person on Saturday. And there is a sin that is unforgivable. Have a listen.
Jesus denounces the cities that have rejected him. All who are weary and heavy-laden are called to be yoked to Jesus. And the Pharisees accuse the lawgiver of being a lawbreaker. Have a listen.
John the Baptist has questions about Jesus from prison. Jesus says the kingdom of God suffers violence and violent people try to take it by force. And Elijah has come. Have a listen.
The Christian has nothing to fear because nothing is unknown to God. The preaching of the gospel brings salvation but also brings division. And Jesus takes everything done for those who believe personally. Have a listen.