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Fond remembrances for Jimmy Carter after entering hospice
"Former president Jimmy Carter remains in hospice care at his Georgia home while family and well wishers pay their respects to him. Prayers and memories of Jimmy Carter's legacy at Maranatha baptist church in plains, Georgia Sunday, where he was a longtime worshipper, his niece Kim fuller emotional as she offered this prayer. They had my father and we just thank you for giving us the opportunity to be in the lives of these people. And to have known them and to love. And at the Carter center in Atlanta dozens of well wishers like James culbertson. Not every day that time. You get to be so close to a place where a president is lives and did so much great work. So that's why we came down here just scares me. The Carter center says the 98 year old decided to spend his remaining time at home with family, receiving hospice care instead of additional medical intervention. I'm Julie Walker
WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh "Baptist Church" from WTOP 24 Hour News
"Who died after video shows he was pinned down by sheriff's deputies at a Virginia mental hospital. The ceremony for ivo otieno will happen Wednesday at the first baptist church in Chesterfield, Virginia, just south of Richmond video released last week, shows deputies and hospital workers trying to restrain a handcuffed and shackled OTO at 1.10 people had piled on to him 7 deputies and three hospital employees are charged with second degree murder in the case. A quick look now at the top stories we're working on at WTO. The person accused of shooting and killing 6 people at a private Christian grade school in Nashville
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Abyssinian Baptist Church: Nichols' Death Is a Sign of White Supremacy
"Is a black baptist pastor at obsidian baptist church in Memphis, and he was getting up and he was preaching. They call themselves the blackest church in Memphis. I don't know what that's about. It seems to me that you would want to be more like Jesus than a skin color. I don't care if you're white black Hispanic whatever. But anyway, that's their shtick. And they promote the idea there worshiping a black messiah. And so anyway, this guy gets up and says, what happened here? You had a black guy who was killed by 5 black cops. And that's a sign of white supremacy. And you're sitting here going, wait, what? What did that guy just say? But that's what's happening. They're trying to they're trying to raise up some sort of a war in this nation. And I'm afraid they might be able to get away with it. But
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Mall of America Security Asked Man to Remove 'Jesus Saves' Shirt
"Ball policy forbids picketing demonstrating soliciting protesting or petitioning on the premises of the mall of America. They need to rename the ball. I mean, if you're not gonna let somebody walk around the ball, wearing a Jesus saves T-shirt or remember back in, I remember back in the 90s, it was all the rage in the Christian churches to have the clever messages in the T-shirt, so it would be like a Budweiser can, but it wouldn't be a Budweiser cannon, it actually said be wiser instead of okay, maybe that's only the baptist church tradition. So anyway, I mean, if they're gonna do that, they may as well just rename that instead of the mall of American, maybe the ball of Fallujah. Or the ball of Baghdad, so anyway, they're given the guide the what for and telling him that he can not wear that shirt in the mall. The man the security guard told the man, I'm giving you a couple of options. You can either take your shirt off and you can go to Macy's and you can do your shopping or you could leave them all. Well, those don't sell life very good options. Anyway, they went back and forth and it turns out that the mall said they finally did allow them in to continue his shopping. But a lot of Christians around the country, this story is sort of gone viral on social media. And a lot of Christians are very offended by this. And they say there's no way this should be happening in America. The guy has a right to free speech to where that shirt. And freedom of religion to practice his faith in the public place. Yes, but I will say that. I mean, the mall of America is not a public place. It's a private mall. People are allowed to go and shop there, but again, I just don't see what's terribly offensive about the T-shirt.
WTOP
"baptist church" Discussed on WTOP
"Historic ebenezer baptist church in that city that leaders, especially politicians, too often cheapen her father's legacy into what she calls a comfortable and convenient king, offering easy platitudes. Here is some of Bernice king's address from earlier today. For the past 55 years, they have been commemorations in honor of my father's birthday, not only in this nation, but around the world. Many have recited his words and since the inception of the federal holiday 38 years ago, many have performed numerous acts of service. While I'm beyond honored to be the daughter of doctor Martin Luther King Jr. and witness the myriad ways that people who are inspired by him have chosen to celebrate him, I am also exhausted, exasperated, and frankly disappointed. That after all these years, we have seen minimal progress around eradicating what he called the triple evils of poverty, racism, and militarism. I'm disappointed that little to nothing has changed in our hearts. And minds in our homes, yes, and I'm preaching, I'm a preacher, even in our houses of worship. In our communities, our schools are politics. In our media and entertainment, our NGOs, our nation, and world that aligns with the true king. We love to quote king in and around the holiday and even pause to do acts of service, but then we refuse to live king 365 days of the year. We have crafted a comfortable and convenient king so that we do not have to do anything personally to change our thinking and behavior around what he called those triple evils and certainly not transform unjust systems that has caused much hurt harm and damage to so many people in our world house. However, we must move beyond the quotable king to the livable king because our world is in moral distress. Yes, it feels good to quote my father and we can all quote them because it is convenient, especially when we extract the portions that suits our agenda calls, campaign, or purpose. The kit, the
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Joe Biden Struggles Through Sunday Sermon at Baptist Church
"Gave then he gave ketanji Brown Jackson a shout out, take a listen to how that went. Those are the words of kajan. Drowned Jackson. Our Supreme Court Justice. Oh, is that who that was? So we have video of this. You have to watch the video. There's a lady on the podium there. And I don't know, she's like a deacon at what a preacher at, what are they called their lady preachers at ebenezer? Anyway, she's up there. And she said there, edge the look of disgust on her face as she just shakes her head back and forth. We got to play that one more time. Those are the words of kajan. Drowned Jackson. Our supreme court justice. Supreme Court Justice Jumanji. Wow. So then Biden goes on and he commences to lying to the parishioners of ebenezer baptist church, most of whom it's a traditionally black church, but I saw a white dude in the choir. So it may not be a 100% black anymore. They got a little gentrification going on in the pews. Here's Biden cut 7. Unless they have one thing to rest, that may be a practicing Catholic, we should go to 7 30 mass every morning in high school and get on college before I went to the black church. Not a joke, and you know this. Okay, just curious here. I do not profess to be a theologian, or an expert in church history. But I have been a longtime baptist. And I'm curious, what exactly is the black church? Is that like a denomination or what is he talking about, going to the black church?
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
How Joe Biden Is Undermining Democracy
"Joe Biden was at urbanism baptist church in Atlanta. This was by the way the church that was pastored by king himself. And Biden delivers a speech that was titled a time for choosing now let's see what we're choosing about. Quote, are we a people who choose democracy over autocracy? You couldn't ask that question 15 years ago right. You would have thought democracy was settled, not for African Americans, but democracy as an institutional structure was settled, but it's not. It's not. This is Biden. So what is Biden saying here? What he's saying here is that in king's time, the issue was whether or not rights, including the right to vote, obviously the right to engage in to be paid for your labor to engage in economic trends, transactions and the right to be able to go to schools. And take advantage of public facilities, the same as everyone else, this right was established in principle, but it had to be the franchise had to be extended to African Americans. But Biden is saying, now it's not like that. Now democracy itself is on the ballot. So you have one party, the Democrats telling us that voting for that party is the only way to protect democracy. And that voting for the other party is undermining the democracy. Now, what does it mean when someone says that? What does it mean for a party to tell you you have to vote for us? That's how you save democracy. If you vote for the other party, you're against democracy. Well, what it means is that the party telling you that is the real threat to democracy. Because after all, democracy is about giving the citizens multiple choice.
Northwest Newsradio
"baptist church" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"Service in Atlanta's historic ebenezer baptist church where the civil rights leader once preached. Correspondent Julie Walker reports. Speaking from the pulpit about MLK, Biden says democracy is at a perilous moment. Doctor king's life and legacy show us the way we should pay attention. Biden decided kings, I have a dream speech, calling for equality for all. And is still the task of our time to make that dream a reality because it's not there yet. The president closed by asking MLK's question to the nation, where do we go from here? When we choose democracy or autocracy, a beloved community over chaos when we choose believers in the dreams. And he says doctor king's path was always keeping the faith. I'm Julie Walker. One of the first orders of business from Missouri statehouse was tightening the dress code for female lawmakers. Kim Ashley has the details and the response. Missouri lawmakers are tightening the dress code for women at lawmakers, including specific requirements on how to cover their arms. Now some women are pushing back on the Republican led change, CNN caught up with Democrat Missouri representative Ashley ani about what happened on day one. What they wanted to fight about is dress code. What we wanted to talk about was making the house more accessible to folks with disabilities, or even allowing virtual testimony. Instead, here we are talking about what kind of sweaters we can wear or not wear. It's being compared to women's rights to choose in other larger issues. In 2019, House Republicans passed the abortion ban that went into effect this summer after the jobs decision came down, fully restricting a woman's right to choose in this state. And on day one in our legislature, they're doubling down on controlling women. It's wild to me. Eventually, according to The Washington Post, the Missouri House passed a modified version of the proposal, which permits women to wear blazers, cardigans, and jackets, but still requires that their arms be covered. While the house dress code is debated every two years, the men's dress code was not debated in 2023. I'm Kim Ashley. America in the morning for Monday, January 16th, 2020 threes produced by Jeff McKay, senior producer Kevin Delaney. I'm Clayton Neville in for John trout, and this is Westwood one.
AP News Radio
Biden: Americans should 'pay attention' to MLK's legacy
"President Biden celebrates Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday at a Sunday service at Atlanta's historic ebenezer baptist church where the civil rights leader once preached. Speaking from the pulpit about MLK, Biden says democracy is at a perilous moment. Doctor king's life and legacy show us the way we should pay attention. But incited kings, I have a dream speech, calling for equality for all. And it's still the task of our time to make that dream a reality because it's not there yet. The president closed by asking MLK's question to the nation, where do we go from here? When we choose the mocktail we're autocracy. A beloved community over chaos. When we choose believers in the dreams. And he says doctor king's path was always keeping the faith. I'm Julie Walker
Bloomberg Radio New York
"baptist church" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"President to speak during Sunday services at ebenezer baptist church in downtown Atlanta. Senior adviser for public engagement and former Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance bottoms called it an inflection point. I'm Jim Forbes. California is still reeling from weeks of devastating storms at least 19 have been killed. A major disaster declaration for the states now been given from the Biden administration, nearly 18,000 customers are still without power today, while forecasters warn of another surge of Pacific moisture coming tomorrow. I'm Scott Carr. And I'm susannah Palmer in the Bloomberg newsroom. California is securing a major disaster declaration amid devastating winter storms. Governor Gavin Newsom asked President Biden to approve the declaration as the state reels from a series of deadly atmospheric rivers, Newsom put the death toll so far into perspective yesterday. 19 people. Now I've died and you know, for all the focus that is wildfires in the state of California and just consider last two years. We never had anything like that in terms of civilian deaths. That disaster declaration was approved on Saturday. The world's elites are gathering in Davos, Switzerland for the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum, beginning on Monday. But president Joe Biden won't be with them, Bloomberg's Nathan Hager reports. The highest ranking U.S. official heading to the slopes will be labor secretary Marty Walsh. She'll be joined by trade representative Catherine type and FBI director Christopher wray in the official delegation. Several lawmakers are also attending the WEF, including democratic senators Joe Manchin and Chris Coons and independent kyrsten sinema, Republican Georgia governor Brian Kemp will take part in a political panel of discussion called America unbound. In Washington, I'm Nathan Hager, Bloomberg radio. Now it wasn't so long ago that Russian billionaires were a fixture at Davos. This year, there are zero Russian billionaires at Davos. The fallout from the war in Ukraine has effectively banished to the oligarchs from the annual forum. There are about 116 billionaires registered to attend this year's event and that is 40% more than a decade ago. There's an increase in the number of billionaires coming from the go region, a region with newfound swagger thanks in part to rising oil prices. Well, it looks like Tesla's securities fraud trial will be held this coming week in San Francisco. Bloomberg's Nancy Lyons reports. A federal judge has rejected the request from Elon Musk to have the trial moved to Texas. The Tesla CEO had argued the jury pull would be biased against him in San Francisco, but the judge said moving it to Austin, where must recently move Tesla's headquarters is not consistent with the law since the city has no real connection to the case. The decision means the high stakes civil trial will begin jury selection in the coming week. Nancy Lyons, Bloomberg radio. The only winning ticket for the grand prize in the mega millions was sold at the hometown gas and grill in Lebanon, Maine. Fred cottrell was the owner. He doesn't know if it was a local or an out of state or that bought the ticket, but he says he hopes the winner will still be a patron. Hopefully he shows up in his Ferrari and continues to use my establishment for the first convenience and gasoline needs. The winner has a year to claim the prize. Global news, 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Susanna Palmer. This is Bloomberg. Bloomberg radio on demand and in your podcast feed. On the latest edition of the Tay podcast, a conversation with duke professor cam Harvey. Businesses and consumers are more likely to engage in risk management when the yield curve is inverted. So they take actions before a recession actually happens. And we're seeing this like small layoffs. Here and there, where companies are getting ready for a slowdown. Or basically stuff we don't see that is happening, companies deciding not to make major investments, delaying until there's more clarity in terms of the business cycle. Just giving that background, what do you think our Federal Reserve could do should do over the next couple of meetings here? So given that this is happening, the deal curve is actually impacting behavior. People are engaging in risk management. It actually reduces the chance that the signal the inverted yield curve is actually accurate in forecasting a recession. The major wild card here is the fed. And the fed was late with all of this talk about transitory inflation, and it didn't make any sense to so many people, including me. So they're very late to the game, and the major wild card here is whether the fed is going to be late again. And what I mean by that is that they don't see that inflation is under control. They've slowed the economy in these continue the rate hikes. They have no reason to continue the
AP News Radio
Biden welcomed back to Georgia after lying low in midterms
"President Biden heads to Georgia tomorrow for a ceremony to honor doctor Martin Luther King Jr. after staying away from the state during the midterm elections. A White House adviser says President Biden will be the first sitting president to deliver a sermon during Sunday morning services at the historic ebenezer baptist church, where doctor king had preached. The president will not only reflect on doctor king's legacy, but also emphasize voting rights legislation, which is stalled on Capitol Hill. Senator Raphael Warnock issued the invitation. He presides over the church, but he had kept President Biden at arm's length during the midterm elections because of the president's lagging approval ratings. And now the Atlanta appearances notable, as President Biden looks to a 2024 reelection campaign, now dogged with the disclosure that classified documents have been found at his Delaware home and a Washington D.C. office. Jackie Quinn, Washington
The Doug Collins Podcast
Doug Reflects on the Christmas Season
"Christmas, everybody. It's Doug Collins. Today's gonna be a special edition of the Doug Collins podcast. And we're just gonna take back, we're not gonna, I don't have a guess today, I don't have we're not gonna talk politics. We're not gonna talk the different things. We're gonna talk about really for just a little while. About this Christmas season about the season. That we're in right now the holiday season and there's many things going on and people are rushing back and forth. But I just wanted to take a minute. You know, from my perspective and that would be a Christmas Day, a Christian based Christmas perspective. That gives us an opportunity to reflect on what really, really matters. And some things, for those of you who know, I was actually pastored for over 11 years at a church called chickpea baptist church and gangs will Georgia just outside of games bloom 20 games when oakwood. And every year, and I've shared this before. I am not the Christmas person as I have grown older. In other words, my wife, she decorates everything. My wife has the house completely decorated. It's beautiful. She does all of it herself this year being retired. She's had more time than ever in our House literally. It looks like a winter Wonderland. I love to say that her eyes glisten because she just gets so excited about Christmas. I'm excited about Christmas in the sense of I like Christmas, but I also am sort of a melancholy Christmas person. I like the significance of meaning, but for me, it's always been sorted toward the end of the year and when I was passing. Christmas and then new year's, you were coming to the end of a year and I liked the little things. The little things began to be the thing that drove me, the quiet moments, the silent nights, playing, I don't know about you, maybe for you. It's when you play silent not very slowly on a piano. It is amazing to me. You take songs and just the breadth and depth of Christmas for me was in those moments of reflection. Those moments of looking at what Christmas means, and if you look at it from our Christian perspective, it means that Jesus was born.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Some New, Alleged 'Intel' on Raphael Warnock
"Some new Intel on Rafael Warnock. Again, I just don't understand why in the world the people in Georgia are going to vote for a guy who is pro abortion. He's a communist, he tried to evict a Vietnam War veteran from the apartment building that the church owns and he ran over his ex-wife. Rafi, Robbie, what are you doing, Rafi? Don't you do that, Robbie? Don't you do that, Robbie. Oh my word, Robbie no, no, not my leg. That's terrible. A legend. So yeah, I don't get it. Why would you do that? That makes no sense to me. But the guy got the votes. He's got the votes. The folks down in Georgia. Double went down to Georgia, and now he's pastoring at the ebenezer baptist church. Who would have thought? All right,
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Get Out and Vote Tomorrow for Herschel Walker
"So Politico has a big article this morning all Republicans are in growing despondent over Herschel Walker losing momentum in Georgia, Raphael Warnock is gaining momentum. Yeah, they could have written that 6 weeks ago. They probably did. You know, voters have a funny way of telling sites like Politico. You're not going to tell us who to vote for. This is obviously an effort. I was talking to the lieutenant governor Pamela Everett of in South Carolina. She was into koa Georgia this morning with my pal Joey Hudson, Joey was doing a remote broadcast from Georgia. South Carolina's neighboring state. A lot of people in South Carolina are helping to get out the vote in Georgia by canvassing and knocking on doors and doing all we can to get Herschel Walker elected to prevent the Democrats from getting outright control of the Senate 51 49 and like Pamela said they write these articles and they do everything they can to suppress a vote and to discourage people from turning up at the turnout in Georgia has been huge. And so there's no reason to despair, get out and vote tomorrow's election day. And Herschel Walker could pull this thing out. He's the underdog. There's no question. He's up against Hollywood. He's up against all the millions and millions of dollars that have been funneled into Georgia, supporting an abortion, a pro abortion pastor. I mean, that's all I need to know. Talk about again. A good versus evil. That really is good versus evil. You think about this. The guy that stands at the pulpit of the ebenezer baptist church is A-okay with late term abortion, is that not evil, creeping into our world?
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Plano Megachurch Faces Backlash Over Extravagant Christmas Show
"And so at prestonwood baptist church, they have this production. That draws people from all over the country. And it's been mocked and attacked the Dallas morning news. Oh, it's extravagant. Look how much money it costs. They've got drummers flying through the air. You have any people that show has probably brought to Christ. Do you know how many people have accepted the love of Jesus Christ from that production? I mean, it's celebrating something that is probably something that is one of the most celebrated events of in all of humanity and people want to sit around and criticize it. Oh, it costs a lot. I mean, incidentally, they charge they charge admission. They charge plenty of admission at Radio City.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Herschel Walker Launches Campaign Citing Raphael Warnock's Evictions
"A Herschel Walker has launched a 7 figure statewide advertising blitz highlighting Rafael Warnock's evictions of tenants at his low income housing complex and domestic violence allegations by his ex-wife. I know none of that says sexy as Herschel allegedly supporting an abortion 30 years ago, but hey, the voters get to decide one tenant featured in the ad a Vietnam War veteran slammed Rafael Warnock for taking a $7000 a month tax free housing allowance from ebenezer baptist church where Warnock serves as senior pastor and CEO even while the church's apartment complex tried to evict residents for owing as little as $28 in late rent. The TV campaign comes 8 days before the polls close.
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Driver Plows Into Sheriff’s Recruits in L.A. County, Injuring 25
"We're following some breaking news for you out of Los Angeles county. This is in Whittier, California, where a lot of law enforcement recruits were out on a morning run. We're being told that a driver plowed into the group at least 22 officers were hit 14 of the recruit suffered minor injuries. We understand that as many as 11 are critically injured, we don't know much about the driver other that he was going the wrong way on the road, we don't know if this was intentional. There are still getting all the information this is unfolding even as we speak. We'll be checking them with our good friend pastor Paul chapel out of Lancaster baptist church. We were scheduled to have him on another story, but he has a lot of, a lot of law enforcement personnel are members of the church there, and maybe he'll have some information for us a little bit later on. But again, folks pray for these law enforcement recruits that are being treated right now. What a disgusting thing. And I mean, the first question is this part of the defund the police terrorism. I mean, and we don't know. We don't know, but we're going to find out.
AP News Radio
On this week's AP Religion Roundup, churches offer hope amid hurricane recovery, Pope Francis denounces the risk of nuclear war, and a famed US extreme skier gets traditional Buddhist funeral.
"On this week's religion roundup churches offer hope amid hurricane recovery Pope Francis denounces the risk of nuclear war and a famed U.S. extreme skier receives a traditional Buddhist funeral In the darkness and despair wrought by hurricane Ian that were flickers of light and hope And so where was everybody when the storm was happening They were in here And then they had you see they moved up there because the water came up somewhere about that step there Pastor Robert caston of Southwest baptist church in Fort Myers Florida says his church was a refuge during the storm I'm guessing 20 5% of our people had lost their home That's just a wild guess but it's not like three or four There's a bunch of people Jane Compton says she has been staying at the church since her home was devastated by the hurricane But so you're both you're living in the church Right now Yes your honor We didn't before of course but we were living here now It's the only home we have now At the nearby Bethlehem ministry assembly of God pastor Elton Silva predicts the storm will strengthen the faith of those who live through it After this weekend some people are going to think more about the fate about God Pope Francis appealed to Russian president Vladimir Putin imploring him to stop the spiral of violence and death in Ukraine Francis also denounced what he called the absurd risk of nuclear war The address in Saint Peter's square was the Pope's strongest appeal yet on the war in Ukraine A famed extreme skier from the United States who was killed after falling from one of the world's tallest mountains was given a traditional Sherpa cremation funeral 49 year old Hilary Nelson fell off the summit of mount Mona slough the world's 8th highest mountain last week while skiing down with her partner I'm Walter ratliff
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Herschel Walker Attends Prayer Event at Atlanta Evangelical Church
"There was a big prayer gathering of evangelical Christians at the first baptist church in Atlanta, Georgia. Her rehearsal walker was there. And the new pastor of first baptist Anna, doctor Anthony George, and let me tell you something about that church now. It had been going through some ups and downs. Pastor George takes the pulpit and all of a sudden he starts speaking truth to the culture. A lot of churches out there these days, they don't want to have anything to do with politics. They don't want to have anything to do with the culture or the school board stuff that they think that it's evil for Christians to get involved in the political and the political process. But what they're really doing is they're marginalizing a neutralizing Christians. They don't want you Christians out there. Well, pastor George is not like that. And ever since he started talking about these issues, more and more people are just literally flooding into the church house so they had this big event a couple of hundred people turn out and Herschel Walker got to share his side of the story and pastor George hopped on the program at the very last minute, and we had a great conversation. And he said, look, hershel laid it all out. The pastor says he believes Herschel Walker. And he says that he doesn't even believe there's a dilemma here. And it's interesting to start a watch. I've been watching the analysis coming out over the past 48 hours. And it looks like even the mainstream media is acknowledging in a very begrudging way that this is not a big issue. That things may not appear to be the way they are, but even if it is, it's not going to be an issue for voters in the state of Georgia. So
AP News Radio
Southern Baptists cut ties with LGBTQ-friendly church
"The Southern Baptist executive committee has voted to effectively cut ties with two congregations One is college park baptist church in Greensboro North Carolina The LGBTQ friendly church had its self quit the denomination decades ago The other is amazing grace community church in franklinville New Jersey The executive committee cited a quote lack of cooperation to resolve concerns regarding alleged discriminatory behavior The votes came as the convention response to a consultant's report of sexual abuse in its churches The convention acknowledges that it's now under a Department of Justice investigation I'm Walter ratliff
The Eric Metaxas Show
Eric Welcomes Blaze TV's Steve Deace to the Show
"I warned you. That I would have some fire breathing heroes on the program. I warn you. If you don't like it, you can't say I didn't warn you. Steve deese spelled DEA CE, but I need to hear him pronounce it correctly in a minute. But he is someone whose voice has been so brave and so helpful to me and to others around the country. And it is long overdue that we've had him back on the program. Steve welcome. Eric, I appreciate that. Thank you. It's day by the way. I knew it. Half the family pronounces a D so I could be wrong. I really don't know truth be told, but. All right. I want to say one of my listeners to my podcast sent me about a week ago. So this is before you guys invited me back on. So this is serendipitous timing. Something about a week ago, a message that you gave, I think it was at a church in Texas. It was second baptist church in Houston. Yeah. And I watched it. I watched it over the weekend, and I was I was mesmerized. I thought it was absolutely prophetic and I shared it on all my social media channels, so that was let those with ears to hear, let them hear kind of stuff brother. So thank you. Well, thank you for that. I preached twice that day, and this was the west campus. The second service, I think, was the slightly better version because I never spoken, but it's about the book, which launches today. Called letter to the American church.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Dana Perino: Dems Have to Take a Stand or Admit Complicity
"On Fox News channel's the 5 yesterday reacting to the news of the arrest of this man from California being formally charged with the attempted murder of a United States Supreme Court Justice. There's a couple things that just happened. First of all, this group Ruth sent us. It's like the westboro baptist church, right? Right. Except for except for one thing and judge, you correct me if I'm wrong, it's illegal to protest at the home of a justice. Yes, it is. Okay, so Ruth sent us is going to go to they were at his house today. They plan to be there tonight. If I was an attorney general of the United States, I'd say to rest them all. And Biden should say, they absolutely should be prosecuted. You can not do this. They have to take a stand tonight, and if they don't take a stand tonight, they are complicit. The other thing is that the Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi has been slow walking this bill that passed that Senate unanimously. To protect Supreme Court Justices, why is she doing that fast track it tonight? And if you don't, you're complicit. The third thing is that vice president Harris should come out and try to calm people down. For years, they've been saying that if roe V wade is overturned, that the police patty wagons are going to show up and arrest every woman in sight. Now they're saying that roe V wade, if it's overturned, it's going to kill women. And now you have this person who said, I will have a life's purpose. By killing somebody that they think is so evil, what if Kevin was not even good? What if you voted the other way? They don't know. They are so stupid. Right, it's absolutely absurd and I felt a little emotional about it because I know Brett Kavanaugh for a long time. One of my dearest friends when I worked in The White House. And his wife, Ashley, is lovely. And he has two daughters. Right. His daughters deserve this. Do they deserve to go to school and have to deal with the fact that somebody was going to sneak into their home? And kill them. Yeah. And if you don't do something about it tonight, you're complicit. Yes. If you don't do something about it, Schumer, your complicit.
WTOP
"baptist church" Discussed on WTOP
"There are dramatic new details this morning about how a rabbi and two other people got away from that gunman holding them hostage over the weekend for 11 hours at a synagogue near Dallas NBC likely news anchor luster holt is covering What we've learned a lot about the suspect and also the escape and we'll start with that 11 hour stand up as you know at one point apparently the rabbi through a chair gave an opening for them to leave and there was according to authorities and exchange of shots in which the positive sacred Malik fizzle akhram 44 year old British citizen was killed They don't know a lot about his story He came into the country legally on December 29th and made his way to the Dallas area We're told this is an international investigation now his teenage son's in Britain have been questioned no indication that they are suspects but both sides have Atlantic trying to understand what happened Lester is the nation marks Martin Luther King Jr. day members of king's family and others are pushing for voting rights as the president's push has stalled in the Senate What are doctor king's family members saying Well his son marching as you know in Washington ebenezer baptist church also in Atlanta there was a commemoration and focused again on something that was near and dear to his heart which was voting rights and there was a sense of realism understanding where the votes are and where they are not but also the commitment to continue to push this forward And I think many thought this was an appropriate day to do so Well finally you're looking back on the life of Bethesda Maryland's Charles McGee one of the last tuskegee airmen who died at the age of 102 you had a chance to speak with him on several occasions over time What are your memories Yes I spoke to him after you may recall in 2020 president Trump awarded him a star he promoted into Brigadier general at that moment saluting him for his service You went on and did something like 400 combat missions not only in World War II as one of the tuskegee airmen but also he served in Korea and then later Vietnam Secretary.
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"baptist church" Discussed on Conversations
"You could somehow. Maybe with. A bit of luck converted him and bring him into your church and making maju. For jesus all i mean that was always a possibility. I didn't like hold up particular. Hope for that. But i thought it is important to be able to communicate because again. We're talking about the end times like we need to be able to communicate with these people. And how did you encounter him face to face for the first time so we won't and protested the jewish festival in two thousand nine. I say there's a fun. Line between absolute abs obscenity. And just filling this with all. This stuff isn't whispery baptist. Church was protesting the jewish festival in los angeles. And what kind of signs were holding up in. Your rabbi. Is a whore was one of them that my sister held and god hates israel God hates jews and david came out and just very friendly just acting like totally normal like this as a like. Oh how you doing making you know. That was the first time that we met and then we met again. You're protesting another jewish convention in new orleans. And he came out again and this time like he had told me that he was gonna bring me hulda this desert from the market in jerusalem where he lives and i brought him brought you and i found him some of my favorite peppermint chocolate. And we're standing there on. I'm holding the science and he starts teaching me about the hebrew symbols on the packaging. The kosher symbols as i'm holding my and i'm like oh this is very interesting. I'm holding got hits. Jews sign so this is like this very nice turnover interests me a strange situation. And how did he get under your skin. It was specifically. Because he that was the very first internal inconsistency that i that i understood in westbrook doctrine that i was able to see what was the inconsistency so he he was asking me about a sign that we had that called for the death penalty for fax and he was asking me. Why and i say well. This is what the old testament says and he made two arguments that we always had an answer for the first one was didn't jesus say what he was without sin cast the first stone. Well our answer to that had always been. We're not casting stones preaching words and david gave the very obvious response of. Yeah but you're advocating that. The government cast owns. And i was like. Oh yeah we are and kind of realizing. That's what jesus is talking about. Is the death penalty. It was specifically addressing the death penalty and so if that is the litmus test why why are we using that. Why are we saying that we should have the death penalty. when he's saying only senlis should cast owns. I kind of set me back for a second. He then said and also. Didn't your mom have a child out of wedlock and she did My oldest brother and the way that we always responded to that was to say the standard of god is not senlis. Nece it's repentance. So my mom repented a betson and he said a. Yeah but that's also a sin then deserve the death penalty in the old testament and so if she had been killed. It cuts off the opportunity to repent and be forgiven..
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"baptist church" Discussed on Conversations
"Had known at the very beginning what would become I would have been the one to do it. But at the beginning it was just like oh this is a place for us to go and spread this message and maybe it'll be maybe some people will see it and that's great. I think you know of course at the very beginning you have like dozens of followers or whatever and so it's not like it's this huge platform but it very quickly became a huge platform. Because i mean you haven't got a tv presenting we went to visit the westboro baptist church in here the weird things they were saying this unfiltered and i loved that. I thought it was so frustrating like we would spend time talking to these journalists. Who would come. And then i would read the articles and like that wasn't what we set it all. That wasn't what we meant. That wasn't always felt like i was felt misunderstood. And so to have this platform where i could speak directly to people and to make the case myself it just felt it was. It was really powerful feeling so i was the only one on twitter. I think a year or so and you enjoy. the jousting. didn't absolutely because again. I thought this was the most important thing in the world that we had this divine truth of god at the only thing that i could do with it you know to to to make the case for it to defend it. It was. It was everything and twitter was just another way for me to do him. Was twitter able to succeed in sometimes. Getting under your skin a bit or causing you a bit of doubt a little bit of doubt in your world of one hundred percent certainty it took a while so i'm having these conversations and at first they very much mirror the conversations i was having. Irl right in real life on the picket line or with with journalists and again very hate-filled like people. Were you know saying all kinds of terrible think..
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"baptist church" Discussed on Conversations
"Yes they're ready. They're they're armed with three arguments and something else is all very practice. And i don't mean practice in the sense of you know not genuine. it was just. We did that all the time. We were talking to people about the bible standing on the picket line any password. You know anybody who was walking by Constantly having journalists comment people asked us hard questions all the time and we as long as we have an answer from the bible it was justified for an two thousand five. The whispered baptist. Church members began. Picketing soldiers funerals like i said had fred phillips arrive at that point of view so the way that he talked about it was that he was watching. He's spent a lotta time watching the news and you know and again paying attention to what was happening in the world and seeing that what he is. He said that the anytime they were talking about. You know these soldiers who were dying and and you know showing footage of the funerals. The people standing outside with signs that said god bless america and god loves this family and and invoking the name of god at these places that he thought this is not evidence of the blessings of god. This is evidence of the cursing of god. He said that they were turning those funerals into patriotic pep rallies and we had our duty to go and inject some bible truth into the conversation there was also a we had been protesting funerals. You know long before then. Laid had been primarily focused on. You know people who had large platform celebrities gay people who had died of aids anybody locally in our area in our part of the world you must remember the faces of some of those people having that kind of abuse shouted them as they're attending attending. The funeral of a loved son were their faces. Like i mean there were. There was outrage. There was a deep hurt Just disbelief. I think like i think a lot of people were just at a loss. There was there was a lot of rage you know and i you know completely understand that now at the time at the very very beginning of the soldiers funeral protests like. That was something that i actually is. I struggled with a little bit Intel understood the justification from the bible..
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"baptist church" Discussed on Conversations
"This is an abc podcast today. My guest is megan philps roper. And she's from topeka. Kansas in the united states to bigger is a heavily religious place with plenty of churches. Various denominations one church in particular has become world famous even though it's congregation is very small and almost entirely made up of the same family. This is the westboro baptist church that preaches an intensely fundamentalist brand of christianity. The members of this church conduct street protests with signs. That say things. Like god hates fags geza worthy of death you get the idea. You've probably seen them doing their thing. And some documentaries and news reports and then after the nine eleven attacks the whisperer church began to picket military funerals cheering the deaths of soldiers holding up signs. That say things like god. Blew up the troops and the reasoning behind. This is that the deaths of soldiers in iraq and elsewhere is god punishing america for tolerating homosexuality. It's hard to overstate the distress. And what hot rage. All this is caused but the whisperer. Baptists think that this proves they're doing the right thing there a big extended family and they always brought their kids alone to protests to hold up signs and chatillon. megan phelps. Roper was one of those kits but in two thousand twelve. She lift the church and her family and she had to live in the world that she wants reviled. Megan phelps roper memoirs called follow a spoke with her in january last year making. Hello topeka kansas picture. That city for me please. It was about forty thousand people for me. It was just home. And i knew that i was never going to leave. You know growing up at westborough. You understand that the life that you're living is the life that you will always live you don't have large x. Essential questions of where to live. Or how or how to live because all of those things are answered for you by this ideology you feel like you're living in the center of the world. They yeah absolutely and my grandfather actually called topeka the the He thought it was the literal seat of satan. And there were all these reasons for the you know the zip code all churches right. Well well he remember. They don't see them as true churches. They see them as the their they are Satanic they are demon possessed messengers of satan. So yeah topeka there. Were all these things about topeka that made him think that So for instance say zip code. Start with six six six in several other things like the. Monaco is the golden city which is the same as ancient babylon which was obviously destroyed by destroyed by god according to them so there were all these things about it that that made them think that it was the worst place in the world is the epicenter of evil and we were there to counter it so he didn't come to topeka's because it was such a godly place just the opposite god was all the signs pointing it at the state of the well. I think initially so he came because he was a he was a traveling preacher. He was a young traveling preacher and He was preaching at a at a local church and they likes preaching so much as a visiting pastor that they were starting a congregation on the other side of town and asked if he would stay in and be the preacher there and so so he.
WCPT 820
"baptist church" Discussed on WCPT 820
"16th street baptist church the church was a significant religious center in the highly segregated city of Birmingham Alabama Being visited by Martin Luther King quite frequently Because of this the church was targeted by the Ku Klux Klan with several bomb threats being called in during civil rights meetings On the morning of September 15th a bomb detonated during Sunday school While many were able to evacuate four young girls none older than 14 were killed in the rubble while others had escaped were still severely injured After the bombing thousands of protesters gathered at the scene of the bombing and it was only broken up when governor walls called in the National Guard The death of the four girls sparked national outrage across the country This outreach create even more support for civil rights that helped lead to the passing of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 And that important sense the bombings impact was exactly the opposite of what the perpetrators had intended Please stay vigilant about our civil rights The fight is never over This is a W CPT veteran minute After the death of his mother John Clement listed to join the Union Army Rejected twice for his age and his height The club did not let this stop him as he tagged along anyway with the 22nd Michigan infantry and was later made an honorary drummer boy at the age of ten During the battle of chickamauga clem was almost captured by a confederate colonel but clum was able to save himself by grabbing a sawed off musket just in time to shoot the colonel at escape After the battle club was given the nickname the drummer boy of chickamauga and was thrown as sergeant at just age of 12 years old the youngest ever After being wounded twice climate accepted his discharge at the age of 13 And after graduating high school president Ulysses S. Grant appointed club to lieutenant Clad passed away in 1937 and is currently buried in Arlington national cemetery A gentle breeze blows across your face as you take a refreshing sip of water Appreciating the stillness of.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"baptist church" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Lord continued to speak to your heart rate. Things have got a friend in Jesus to me. Is there a single on my bag? My, my, my. My last I have a friend of Jesus. Happy thing to me is that there is one thing thousands to myself. Barry, Denver myself all I can do that and make it fully sorrow. He might follow his myself. I said You're my bag my time, My mom. I got my last song. Jesus. It's all Time is there Oh, my God. You would take your Bibles and open them. The first Samuel Chapter 17. Fresh responded work, as we all know, is no easy task. His last shift work. How long hours Is a lot of fatigue and Lot of memories of situations I've been in that. Come to your mind at night when you lay your head down..
Newsradio 700 WLW
"baptist church" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Church to bring you a message from God's word. Many of you have become my friend. Although we've never met simply by listening weekly, over the radio to the music and messages from Friendship Baptist Church several months ago, I announced that it was the Lord to will for me to retire. Sunday, September 19th. What a privilege. It is been to pastor and to preach the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ Church. And broadcast focus on the world will be left in good hands as the church unanimously has voted for associate pastor Keith Wells to be the next thing you pastor rather Keith and I have served side by side through these years, and you will be fed richly through his preaching in the coming days. I'd like to send you a gift of thanks for listening these years. I wrote a small booklet while recovering from my heart bypass surgery and titled it Life From the Recliner. It contains six short chapters like Satan says. Stop, God says. Be still, another chapter says Satan says Retreat. God says refocus. The final chapter is, Satan says defeated. God says delivery simply write the Friendship Baptist Church Pillbox 53537. Cincinnati, Ohio or 5253. That's P O box 53537. Cincinnati, Ohio 45253 and request your free copy of life that my reply. You may also request by emailing Me and G. Jackson. At o U R f bc dot com. Thank.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"baptist church" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Oh, ah, great work that this church is doing. You know what they're doing it without sharing the gospel. Wonderful thing to give somebody a meal. If you give somebody a code or to help somebody, but don't give it to them. God, What is it? That brother Ricky stars say that brother Wagner's We're not here to make this a better place to go to hell from, and I like that. There's a lot of truth in that. But when you help somebody are given the gospel with it. Because it takes the gospel for someone to be saved. Um Second thing that humanitarian people do is they tried to build a good religion. We're not here to build Friendship Baptist Church Even here. We're here to build the Kingdom of God. I just assumed lead Somebody the Lord that lives in. Let's pick a real bad place. Something like Well, let's pick on Alaska. OK? I want to go there. Visit someday, brother Rick, But I don't want to be called. There's Thank you, Lord, Okay? But You know they're trying to build a work. You see a lot of people that draw crowds. There's no church. They're they're just a religion that's there. And so he doesn't number four Satan the signs and wonders. I won't read there but go to second Thessalonians Chapter two versus nine and 2 10 you'll see after the rapture that especially will be signs and wonders that are done by the end of Christ. There's signs of wonders being done by workers of Satan right now. Some people believe false doctrine because they've seen it. Unease E one that comes to mind is this We believe that the gift of the holy Spirit of speaking in tongues is not for today. We but I believe it ceased. When the word of God was completed. Anymore. What All I need to do is share the word of God and the Holy Spirit will take the word of God bring conviction on people's lives and change your lives. They don't need me to prove the holy Spirit will That's why I came. John chapter 16. But I'm here to tell you that Satan can Have workers do some marvelous things. Number five Satan tempts people to taste the pleasure of sin. The Bible tells us that there is a time that there's a pleasure of sin for a season. And you know what happens up used to have that old lays commercial Lay's potato chips, and they used to say, I bet you can't eat. One. And S. O. Satan knows that's true. Listen. Just a taste of sin won't vote satisfy your hungering and you're longing for it. And so Satan is working on hearts by tempting people that Taste the pleasure of sin. Number six. Satan plucks the word of God on people's hearts and chokes their faith. We find this and mark chapter forced Jesus is teaching. And that the word of God just plucked out of them. You be careful about Way is Scripture. And you be sure that when you use the word of God that you use it correctly and properly Because I tell you what. When you share the word of God with someone, and then you don't live the word of God.
KFI AM 640
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"Smoke coming from the first Works Baptist Church around 1 15 this morning. No one was hurt. The church has been the target of recent protests against teachings against the LGBTQ community. The number of people who've died with covert 19 in L. A county has now topped 15,169. Additional deaths were announced today. The number of people in the hospital with covert 19 is just under 6700. It was just under 6900 yesterday. That was the first time the number was under 7000 patients for the first time since the end of December. Police and the FBI arrested me more than 15,000. People have now died with covert 19 in L. A since the start of the pandemic, County health officials announced takes 269 desk today, which brings the total to 15,162. Former President Trump's second impeachment trial has been scheduled for the second week of February. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says it would be unacceptable for president inside a right and then not be held accountable. It will be a full trial. Will be a fair trial. But make no mistake. There will be a trial and when that trial ends, senators will have to decide. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will send over the impeachment article on Monday. It charges Trump with incitement of insurrection for the attack on the Capitol. President Biden has signed new executive actions to address the economic impacts on the ongoing Corona virus outbreak bite and hosted a White House event and said the crisis is only deepening. This is an economic imperative. Growing economic consensus that we must act decisively and boldly to grow the economy for all Americans, not just for tomorrow but in the future. He says Congress needs to prove his new stimulus proposal. Some report Republicans have complained about the cost of the stimulus package totaling nearly $2 Trillion.7 months after the first protests and riots. Seattle police chief Adrian DS has announced a new plan to crack down on protesters. Trashed the city. The chief says the goal is to prevent future property damage by arresting and prosecuting those who do cause that damage during protests. DS says the new policy will be especially tough on people who have been arrested for vandalism multiple times. We will soon know who will be playing in the Super Bowl. Tom Brady and the Buccaneers take on Aaron Rodgers and the Packers tomorrow, the defending Super Bowl champion Chiefs will host the Buffalo Bills and the A F C title game in Kansas City. This is Kansas City's third straight trip to the conference title game. Powers have been laid on Larry King Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame came, died today at Cedar Sinai in L. A following more than 50, a 50 year career of interviewing everyone from presidents to movie stars to the Dalai Lama. My number one model. I never learned.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"baptist church" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Glory to Jesus Christ, friend. I hope that you found this message helpful to you today. It is our desires. You listen to this program week to week that it would help you with your Christian walk or if you've never become a Christian that you would accept God's free gift of salvation through his sinless son Jesus Christ. You accept that gift by first realizing that you're a center in need of salvation. Second, believe in Jesus Christ as your savior and call on him in prayer to save you. If you understand that I would like to call on Christ. Please pray with me now. Well, Jesus, I have sinned. I've broken your laws and I'm sorry. Please forgive me. I believe you died for my sins and are alive today. Come into my heart be my savior. Now accept you as my savior and trust you to get me to heaven. Thank you. Jesus. Amen. If you prayed that prayer or if you have other prayer needs your questions that we can help you with. I hope that you will call service. It's on our website. We have a free listeners packet that we would love to give to you to help you on your new relationship with Jesus Christ. You can also request to CD of today's service or listen to it again on our Website Friendship Baptist Church is located in Cincinnati, Ohio, in 85 80 Cheviot Road. Morning worship is at 10:30 A.m., preceded by our Sunday school at 9 30. Sunday evening is a 6 30 PM and Wednesday at 7 P.m.. Visit us on the Web focused on the word dot net or call us at 5137414291. Our mailing address is a P O Box. 53537. Cincinnati, Ohio 45253. This has been focused on the word. The Radio Ministry of Friendship Baptist Church, make God's word, be a lamp into your feet and a light into your path. News, traffic and weather. Use radio 700 w L. Jealousy Cincinnati I'm Sean Gallagher. Here's your Sunday morning headlines. A Florence man is facing several charges following the seven hour.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"baptist church" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Mind us. Yes, everyone is anyway. Great to see the school. Content his brain. He's dead to rights on this story. You see what this in person? Yeah. Does the father true love us The spirit move among us. Jesus Awesome aside forever. Those got into again way. You all right? Rests on this letter from Mary. Try everything. I'm gonna agree with God. We were so busy 10. My God. Is he on? This is me. What does this mean?.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"baptist church" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Secondly, the Bible says now do we need to read it, But we need to meditate apart. Notice what it says here. Not only is that word, very nine Didi, but in my mouth and in my heart David wrote. Die Word Have I hit in my heart? You see in our heart, we meditate upon the truth. The scripture Folks, let me tell you, we underestimate the power of the word of God. When Jesus was tempted in the wilderness in Satan was tempted him. What Jesus do, he quoted the word of God? He didn't give a Ah theological, uh, exhort station or explanation to say he just quoted in the word of God. We have the idea today that the Bible isn't enough. The word of God is enough. It's all we need. We need the word of God. And we need to read it. Then we must meditate on and once we meditate on then we must obey it. You see what it says. In the end of that verse, thy word is very nine into the I've read it. It's in my mouth and in my heart, I'm meditating. Are that now? May I just do it? One thing you know the word of God, It's another thing to live it. That's what it's talking about here. We must be empowered by the word of God. Then fourth. When I close with this this morning, we must be enlightened by the will of God. You see Jesus when he came Came to Earth. Humbled himself took upon the form of a man. But as he prayed in the garden of disseminate, he said, father thy will be done. Haywood. His flesh didn't want to go to the cross. But he wanted to do the will of God. In order to do the will of God. We must have our eyes on him. No ice must be focused on him along the Bible says that were to walk by faith. And not by sight. Have you ever seen a barrage? Sometimes a good hot day. You look off down a road. It looks like it's a big pond up there or something. Site is very deceitful. Bible says We're not to walk by sight. When you walk by sight. You will never walk by faith. Because God does the impossible God wants the things that are higher than our ways. My friend. There's nothing wrong with coming to the place to tell God that you're afraid of what you're facing. Fear is not an enemy of faith, sometimes where they all man, I don't have any faith because I'm afraid. No, that's all right. Fear encourages us to turn to the only one that can help us. You see when we have courage often times that courage is within ourselves. But faith isn't within me. It's all in him. We need to realize that in and we need to say All's I have to do is keep my eyes on Jesus. Some years ago in the little rural town. Fire broke out in one of the big old houses. You know what those big old houses are like? You've seen him there straight up state rough. Uh, fire broke out in the fireman game. As before. They had all the baskets in the ladder trucks and all that. The fire broke out and As it was often in those days are up on the third floor is where the Children slept. When it was they became aware that the fire had broken out. The first two floors were engulfed in flames. Little boy had made his way up to the roof from the third floor. Smoke was coming up. The flames were coming up. It was so dark that the little boy had smoke in his eyes, and he couldn't see just knew he's on the rough. But all of a sudden is he's on the roof in the flames were coming and getting closer and closer. He heard a voice. It was son jump. Daddy's here, jump into my arms and I'll catch you. Little boy recognized the voice. He knew is the voice of his dad. And he stood there immobilize frozen. If you wouldn't he just couldn't bring himself to jump. Is that's it, Son? Jump! Jump! I'm here job. And the sun stood Garrity Look, and finally the Sun said, But, Daddy, I can't see you. Is that he said,.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"baptist church" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Walking by faith. It's easy to say it's hard to do. And then Haber's chapter 10 verse 20 to the word of God begins saying, Let us draw near with a true heart in full assurance of faith. We'll just stop there just for a moment. Tow tow Ask and Paul's ourselves. How full of assurance is our faith? Is our faith is strong is what we can see. Is our faith is strong is we can handle the circumstances that are around us. Or when we are in desperate need toe live by faith. Do we have? Having our hearts sprinkled from an evil conscience in our bodies wash with Pierre Water. Let us hold fast. The profession of our faith without wavering for he is faithful that promised Let us consider one another to provoke until love into good works. Not for shaking. The assembly of ourselves together is the manner of some is but exhorting one. Uh there's so much more as you see the day approaching. Then drop down with me if you would diverse 32 but called to remembrance the former days in which, after you were illuminated, he endured a great fight of afflictions. Partly whilst Maeda gazing stock, both buyer approaches and afflictions, and partly while she became companions of them that were so used For He had compassion on me and my bonds and took joyfully the spoiling of your goods, knowing in yourselves that you have heaven, a better and enduring substance. Cast not away. Therefore, your confidence which he have competent recompense of reward for he have need of patients that after you have done the will of God, you might receive the promise. For yet a little while and he shall come will come and will not Terry. Now the just shall live by faith. But if any man drawback my soul shall have no pleasure in him. But we are not of them who draw back into tradition but of them that believe to the saving of the soul. This morning as we look at the challenge of walking by faith, I want us to consider four things that will enable everyone of us this morning to walk by faith. The first thing is that you must have a time that you have expressed your need for Jesus Christ as your personal savior. We'll see that very soon here in this verse 38 when it says the just So unless you've expressed that to God that you're center and that Jesus is the only way it's impossible Tow walk by faith if you don't live by faith. And so the first thing is, you must express your need for Jesus Christ. Secondly, we see in this passage that you must be willing to endure hardships. You know, that's when our faith is really tested when life is good, and you're getting promotions at work and everything's falling into place and your family's just where they ought to be, and everything's going smoothly. Anybody can live in those circumstances. But the truth of the matter is that you on Lee need to live by faith. It seems like when we're going through hardships in times of frustrations and fears. The third thing that you must do is not only must you express your saving faith in Jesus Christ, Must you endure the hardships But thirdly, the word of God will show us here that we need to be empowered. By the word of God. Faith. Where does faith come? Roman Stand tells us faith coming by hearing in hearing by what The word of God. It's impossible to live by faith without the word of God in your life. And the fourth thing that we'll see is you must be enlightened by the will of God for your life. And as he shows you your bath. Well, let's consider first of all the just you must express your need is Jesus Christ as your personal savior Now we won't take the time to go by verse by verse. Through the entire chapter of the book of Haber's, But in these 39 verses that we find in Hebrews chapter 10 we find here the case that the writers writing that the Old Testament law was not sufficient to save us. But rather the finished work of the Lord Jesus Christ was all that we could do notice in Chapter 10 versus one through four. We see the weakness of religion here for the law, having a shadow of good things to come, and not the very image of the things can never with those sacrifices, which they offered year by year continually. Make the commerce there into perfect For then they not have ceased to be offered because that the worshippers once purge she have no more conscience of sand. But in those sacrifices there is a remembrance again made of since every year for it is not possible that the blood of bulls and of goats should take away sins. You see the old testing? The law taught us that we were centers. You don't have to read very far into the 10 commandments there in Exodus chapter 20 to realize you've failed and you've sinned. It's not a person here today that could read the 10 commandments. Get halfway through and not raise their hands. Say Yes, I'm a sinner. And they were sinners. It was necessary for them to have their sins forgiven. And in order to have their sins covered, the Lord made a temporary way for them. Looking forward is that says here in verse one the shadow of things to come because when we go to Genesis, Chapter three, we find that a soon as Adam and Eve sinned about verse 17. Then God gives us the promise that he's gonna send his son. And until then, year after year, they would make sacrifices looking for Jesus to come. But while they were looking for Jesus to come, their sins couldn't may permanently forgiven as they can today, So we see that the weakness of religion Let me say today that there's many, many millions of people that are trying for religion to bring them salvation. They worship a false God, and they do many good works. The offer all kinds of sacrifices. They try to live a good life. And that religion can save No one for the Bible says, though, that there is a way and we find that then and versus five through 10. We won't read through that. But I will remind you call your attention to just a couple of verses there. Notice said first of all in verse five. The word of God says that God prepared his son to come. We have more clarification of it and the New Testament when the New Testament says That Jesus Christ humbled himself took upon himself the form of a what? Of a man and he came to offer himself. You see, he prepared for him. As it says. There are body for him in verse five, and when he came to Earth, he didn't come just to teach or to preach.