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In the Word

por Michele Telfer

Religión y espiritualidad Cristianismo

Temporada 38

ROMANS – Certain Truth for Uncertain Times - Lesson 3

ROMANS – Certain Truth for Uncertain Times Paul was speaking at a very evil time in history. Tyrants ruled, and the immoral culture of the day seemed to be falling deeper into chaos. People were looking for meaning in life and freedom from the shame of their immorality. Paul knew that the only way a person or a society can be healed from the sickness of sin is through the blood of Jesus Christ. Lesson 3 Romans 2:1-3:8. Martin Luther once said: “We are saved by faith alone, but not a faith that is alone.” In other words, genuine faith leads to obedience, because our love for Christ is made obvious by what we do! To learn more about Michele or to support this international ministry please visit https://intheword.com

ROMANS – Certain Truth for Uncertain Times - Lesson 2

Lesson 2 - Certain Truth for Uncertain Times Paul was speaking at a very evil time in history. Tyrants ruled, and the immoral culture of the day seemed to be falling deeper into chaos. People were looking for meaning in life and freedom from the shame of their immorality. Paul knew that the only way a person or a society can be healed from the sickness of sin is through the blood of Jesus Christ. Romans 1:18-32. There is an order to the universe, a set of physical and moral “rules” by which things operate that we ignore at our own loss or peril. To learn more about Michele or to support this international ministry please visit https://intheword.com

ROMANS - Certain Truth for Uncertain Times - Lesson 1

ROMANS – Certain Truth for Uncertain Times Paul was speaking at a very evil time in history. Tyrants ruled, and the immoral culture of the day seemed to be falling deeper into chaos. People were looking for meaning in life and freedom from the shame of their immorality. Paul knew that the only way a person or a society can be healed from the sickness of sin is through the blood of Jesus Christ. Lesson 2 Romans 1:16-17. Paul stated he was “not ashamed of the gospel” because it reveals that true righteousness and reconciliation with God is possible. To learn more about Michele or to support this international ministry please visit https://intheword.com

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The Promised King - Gospel of Matthew - The King’s Mission Accomplished, His Commission Delivered - Lesson 16

Lesson 16 - The King’s Mission Accomplished, His Commission Delivered Matthew 27:1—28:20. The promised Messiah stood silent before His accusers. The Suffering Servant fully drained the cup He’d accepted in Gethsemane; and on Calvary’s cross, the true Passover Lamb yielded up His Spirit. Three days later He rose as the Promised King, victorious over death. Then He told His disciples to take everything He had taught them into the world and make disciples everywhere. His authority would empower them, and His presence would sustain them. His mission was accomplished - theirs had just begun. To learn more about Michele or to support this international ministry please visit https://intheword.com

The Promised King — Gospel of Matthew - The End Draws Near - Lesson 15

Lesson 15 - The End Draws Near Matthew 25:14—26:75. Matthew records many final moments in these last chapters. Final words about Christ’s coming and final calls to faithfulness, a final act of loving devotion, the final Passover meal. He recounts the betrayal of one disciple, the public failure of another and the scattering of all the rest. And for the Lord Himself, there is the final surrender in Gethsemane, accepting the cup of suffering that would result in His death for all mankind. Everything has been made ready. The end truly is in sight. To learn more about Michele or to support this international ministry please visit https://intheword.com

The Promised King — Gospel of Matthew - From Hypocrisy to Readiness - The Final Teaching - Lesson 14

Lesson 14 - From Hypocrisy to Readiness - The Final Teaching Matthew 23:1—25:13. Jesus pronounces His final woes on the Pharisees, even releasing them to complete the murderous sins of their fathers. He casts one last heartbreaking look at Jerusalem, weeping for what she had rejected and what awaited her. And then He admonishes His disciples, stunned by His words about the end of the age, to watch and wait. He tells them what to expect and how to handle it, and calls them to be wise, faithful servants. The next few days would put that to the test. To learn more about Michele or to support this international ministry please visit https://intheword.com

The Promised King - Gospel of Matthew - The King is Tested - Lesson 13

Lesson 13 - The King is Tested Matthew 21:23 — 22:46. The interrogators lined up like advancing troops — Pharisees, Sadducees, Herodians, experts in the Law — firing their trick questions and “gotcha” scenarios to trap Jesus in His words and have Him arrested. His answers astounded everyone in their clarity and their authority. No one could offer a word of refutation; and at the end of the day, no one dared ask any more questions. The examination was over. He was who He said He was. The Passover Lamb had been found faultless and was ready to be offered. To learn more about Michele or to support this international ministry please visit https://intheword.com

The Promised King - Gospel of Matthew - The King’s Final Journey Begins - Lesson 12

Lesson 12 - The King’s Final Journey Begins Matthew 20:1—21:22. It is the last week of Jesus’ life. For the third time, He tells His disciples of the suffering that awaits Him in Jerusalem, but they remain distracted by thoughts of personal greatness and reward. The crowd welcomes Him with cries of victory, but their expectations of deliverance are misguided. No one yet realizes that the humble King on the donkey is coming in peace to the city and the people who will soon cry for His blood and deliver Him over to the Cross. His final journey has begun. To learn more about Michele or to support this international ministry please visit https://intheword.com

The Promised King = Gospel of Matthew - The King’s Teaching - The Upside-Down Kingdom - Lesson 11

Lesson 11 - The King’s Teaching - The Upside-Down Kingdom Matthew 18:1—19:30. Jesus continues to explain the upside-down nature of His Kingdom in this fourth section of His teaching. It is the Kingdom in which humility defines greatness, care for others overrides personal preference, and reconciliation is sought. God’s design is the framework. Forgiveness is extended without limit, and great reward is promised to those who persevere in confident trust. It is the Kingdom open to all who know their need of mercy and who return to the Shepherd who was pursuing them all along. To learn more about Michele or to support this international ministry please visit https://intheword.com

The Promised King - Gospel of Matthew - The King Begins to Reveal Himself - Lesson 10

The King Begins to Reveal Himself - Lesson 10 Matthew 16:1 — 17:27. Things were beginning to come together for the disciples. They finally grasped Christ’s warnings about the teachings of the Pharisees. Peter boldly confessed Christ was the Messiah — but struggled with what that meant. Christ revealed His glory on the Mount of Transfiguration and told the disciples that the path ahead included the horrific reality of the cross — His and theirs. The disciples had come a long way. But Christ’s unexpected revelations indicated they had much further to go. To learn more about Michele or to support this international ministry please visit https://intheword.com

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