This lesson explores the work of Rob Whitaker in personal Bible studies and the significance of the new covenant established by God. It emphasizes the importance of being a new person in Christ, the new commandment of love, and the new path to salvation. The discussion highlights the assurance of salvation through faith and the transformative power of embracing a spiritual kingdom.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Rob Whitaker and His Impact
06:01 God’s New Covenant and Its Significance
11:45 Understanding the New Covenant: A New Way of Life
18:01 The New Person in Christ: Transformation Through Baptism
23:47 Living the New Life: New Practices and Patterns
30:09 The Path to Salvation: Embracing the New Way
37:43 Introduction to Rob Whitaker and His Work
40:48 The Impact of Personal Bible Studies
43:36 God’s New Way: A New Covenant
46:47 Understanding the New Covenant
49:46 The New Existence: New Heavens and New Earth
52:40 Becoming a New Person in Christ
55:32 New Practices and Patterns in the Faith
58:42 The New Path to Salvation
01:01:48 The Assurance of Salvation
01:04:45 Invitation to Embrace the New Life

In this lesson, Justin Evergarden explores the various types of storms depicted in the Bible, emphasizing that they serve as instruments of God’s will. He discusses storms of judgment, correction, testing, mission, and revelation, illustrating how each type of storm plays a significant role in spiritual growth and understanding God’s power and grace. Through biblical examples, he highlights the importance of being prepared for life’s storms and trusting in God’s control over all situations.

Chapters

00:00 Understanding Storms in the Bible
08:24 The Storm of Correction: Lessons from Jonah
14:13 The Storm of Testing: Faith in the Midst of Chaos
20:09 The Storm of Mission: Paul’s Shipwreck Experience
24:02 The Storm of Revelation: Encountering God’s Power

This lesson delves into the qualifications of elders as outlined in 1 Timothy chapter 3, emphasizing the importance of hospitality, teaching ability, and character traits necessary for effective church leadership. The discussion includes biblical examples of hospitality, the role of teaching in eldership, and the significance of maintaining a character that aligns with spiritual leadership.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Eldership Qualifications
02:29 Understanding Hospitality in Eldership
12:43 Biblical Examples of Hospitality
20:58 The Role of Teaching in Eldership
30:00 Character Traits of an Elder
40:00 Conclusion and Reflection on Eldership

Summary

This lesson explores the theme of ‘Teach All Nations’ at the Memphis School of Preaching Lectureship, emphasizing the importance of faith and the spiritual mountains found in Scripture. The speaker highlights various lessons and speakers at the event, discusses the significance of faith in God’s power, and concludes with the establishment of the mountain of the Lord’s house, representing the church and its role in salvation.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to the Lectureship Theme
04:40 Exploring Spiritual Mountains in Scripture
20:50 Faith and the Power of God
34:41 The Mountain of the Lord’s House

In this conversation, Aaron Cozort discusses the qualifications of elders in the church, emphasizing the importance of temperance, character, and sober-mindedness. He explores how trials and testing contribute to spiritual maturity and the role of elders as shepherds who protect their flock. The conversation highlights the need for self-examination and vigilance against false teachings, as well as the dangers of worldliness and complacency in leadership.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Opening Prayer
02:56 Qualifications of Elders: Blamelessness and Temperance
05:54 The Importance of Trials in Character Development
09:11 The Role of Sober-Mindedness in Leadership
11:52 The Shepherd’s Responsibility and Awareness
15:02 The Dangers of Complacency and Worldliness
17:54 Behavior and Self-Control in Eldership
21:05 Conclusion and Reflection