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A Podcast by Michelle Lesley and Amy Spreeman
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Tuesday May 26, 2020
Tuesday May 26, 2020
We always say at the end of every episode, "Walk Worthy." Today’s topic is one that should bring comfort and conviction about how to do that in a way that honors Christ. In John 14:15, Jesus said, “If you love Me, you will keep My commandments.” So what did Jesus command? He wasn’t talking about keeping the Old Testament Law, nor was He telling us we need to have a works-based salvation to get into Heaven, but as an act of obedience, love, and reverence for our Savior.
Bible Verses: Mark 11:25-26 Matthew 3:2 Matthew 3:8 John 15:4 Matt 5:14-16 Matt 5:25
Matt 5:29-30 Matt 5:34-37 Matt 5:38-39 Matt 5:40-42 Matt 5:43-45 Matt 6:1 Matt 6:5-7 Matt 6:9-15 Matt 6:16 Matt 6:19-21 Matt 6:25-26 Matt 6:34
What did Jesus command? Amy Spreeman, Naomi's Table
A Call to Come Out and be Found Faithful - Berean Research
Wednesday May 20, 2020
Wednesday May 20, 2020
Long before whispers of covert COVID operations, conspiracy theories have been rampant - and rabid. Should we as Christians spend time looking into the Illuminati, secret societies or symbols and codes in music and movies, or buying into the flat earth theory? What about vaccines and doomsday prophecies? What about 5-G towers and injections that might maybe be the Mark of the Beast? Amy and Michelle look at conspiracies through the lens of Truth.
Scriptures mentioned in this episode
Tuesday May 12, 2020
Tuesday May 12, 2020
Have you been struggling with the stress of stay at home orders - not being able to go to church, or get your hair cut, or visit loved ones in the nursing home or hospital? It seems that all of this upheaval in normal, day to day life has produced a constant low-grade stress and anxiety. It's enough to make anybody irritable! And quarantine or no quarantine, irritability is something we can all struggle with from time to time. Listen in as Amy and Michelle discuss seven biblical and practical ways to mortify the sin of irritability.
Time is running out to register for our webinar Discerning Women Learn to Discern! We hope you can join us!
Tuesday May 05, 2020
Tuesday May 05, 2020
When it comes to doctrine, what are essentials and what are the non-essentials, or secondary issues? When Christians speak about essentials, what they’re talking about is the fundamentals of our faith, and what we believe about God that makes us His own. These are the doctrines which you, biblically, have to believe in order to become a Christian and/or be considered a Christian. So what are some issues over which Christians can disagree and still maintain close doctrinal fellowship?
Check out our upcoming webinar: Discerning Women Learn to Discern!
Tuesday Apr 28, 2020
Tuesday Apr 28, 2020
Sometimes when we say the Bible is sufficient to guide our lives, the question arises, “What about the leading and guiding of the Holy Spirit? How does that fit in with the doctrine of the sufficiency of Scripture?” There are so many theories and teachings about this third person of the Trinity that it's no wonder so many people are confused about who the Spirit is, and what He actually does, and does not do.
If you're not quite sure what it means to be lead by the Spirit, this podcast episode will clear things up - thanks to what the Scripture teaches about the Holy Spirit.
Tuesday Apr 21, 2020
Tuesday Apr 21, 2020
Right now the vast majority of us are having to watch worship services online. And even though many of us miss fellowshiping with our brothers and sisters, we can get a little too used to the routine of sleeping a little later and plopping down on the couch with a good cup of coffee to watch church. We might even be tempted, once quarantine is over, to keep “going to church online.” Michelle and Amy discuss the importance of faithfully fellowshiping with the Body again once this is all over.
Tuesday Apr 14, 2020
Tuesday Apr 14, 2020
Never before have we been through a nationwide quarantine in a worldwide pandemic. What better time to share some much-needed encouragement from our brothers and sisters in Christ? Michelle and Amy recently asked for and received our listeners' most comforting and encouraging Scriptures, acts of kindness, prayer requests and more. This has turned out to be our favorite episode so far!
Tuesday Apr 07, 2020
Tuesday Apr 07, 2020
Christians believe the Word of God is inerrant; that it's true, and that it is without error. But do you believe it is sufficient? Or are you looking for something more? More exciting, perhaps? Did you know that the Bible is all we need to equip us for a life of faith and service? The doctrine of the sufficiency of Scripture is a fundamental tenet of the Christian faith.In this episode Amy and Michelle explain why this doctrine is so important to understand and embrace.
Tuesday Mar 31, 2020
Tuesday Mar 31, 2020
Welcome to another "Glad You Asked" episode! Here are the listener questions we'll be answering this time:
- Since Sarah is held up to us as a woman we should strive to emulate, was she right to follow Abraham's instructions to lie about their relationship to Pharaoh and Abimelech?
- Are Believers violating Scripture by not gathering for Sunday services and other church events during COVID-19 quarantine?
- How should I address a female "pastor" who introduces herself as "Pastor Beth or Joyce or Lisa"?
- God is bringing me out of New Apostolic Reformation heresy, but my husband is still deeply entrenched in it. How can I cope and minister to him?
We're always collecting questions for the next Glad You Asked episode, so drop us an e-mail or social media private message with your questions any time!
Resources
Tuesday Mar 24, 2020
Tuesday Mar 24, 2020
In this final episode in our series, Michelle and Amy address three more objections to discernment when warning about false teachers:
- "You’re slandering that teacher by warning against her!"
- "You’re being unkind, unloving, ungodly, hateful, self-righteous, mean, critical, etc. for calling out false teachers. "
- "You're judging that teacher! The Bible says not to judge!"