Atlantic Gospel Hour

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Atlantic Gospel Hour is a religion podcast hosted by Atlantic Gospel Chapel, with 30 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Atlantic Gospel Chapel hosts Atlantic Gospel Hour, a religion show with 30 episodes published.

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  Episode #464

  Alex Kremer 10-04-2026 | From the Manger to the Cross; Luke 2:21-40

  Oct 4, 202650 min

  What if the most significant moments after Jesus’ birth reveal not only who He is, but why He came? In today’s teaching from Luke 2:21-40, we follow the infant Jesus through His circumcision, presentation at the temple, and recognition by Simeon and Anna. Along the way, this lesson highlights how every detail unfolds according to God’s Word, demonstrating Christ’s perfect obedience to the Law and His role as the promised Savior. As Simeon holds the Christ child, he declares that God's salvation has arrived, not only for Israel but for the nations, fulfilling promises centuries in the making. [2026-10-04...mer_Luke 2 | Word] This passage also points beyond Bethlehem to the cross. Today's teaching explores why the sinless Son of God underwent ceremonies intended for sinners, showing how Jesus became the perfect substitute who fulfilled every requirement of righteousness on behalf of His people. Through the testimonies of Simeon and Anna, we are challenged to respond to Christ with faith and hope, recognizing that there is no neutral ground when it comes to the Savior. The same Jesus who brought comfort and redemption to those who waited for Him then continues to call people to trust Him today. Thank you for listening to today's teaching. We pray you are encouraged as we consider the wonderful birth in Bethlehem which ultimately led to the cross of Calvary. Today's lesson includes references to the following Scripture passages: Luke 2:21-40, Galatians 4:4-5, Genesis 17:9-14, Deuteronomy 30:6, Luke 1:31, Matthew 1:21, Leviticus 12:1-8, Psalm 51:5, Exodus 13:1-2, Numbers 18:15-16, Matthew 3:15, 2 Corinthians 5:21, Hebrews 2:17, Isaiah 40:1-3, Isaiah 52:9, Romans 8:24-25, Isaiah 49:6, Acts 13:46-47, Isaiah 46:13, 2 Corinthians 1:20, Isaiah 8:14-15, Luke 12:51, John 1:10-11, Isaiah 53:3

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  Episode #463

  Alex Kremer 09-27-2026 | Good News for Nobodies; Luke 2:1-20

  Oct 4, 202647 min

  Today's teaching walks us through the familiar Christmas account of Luke 2 and reveals the surprising ways God accomplishes His purposes. Set against the backdrop of the mighty Roman Empire and Caesar Augustus, this lesson highlights God's sovereign hand at work through world events to bring about the birth of Christ exactly as foretold. Throughout this message, we are invited to consider how God often works through what appears insignificant: a small town, humble parents, a feeding trough, and a group of lowly shepherds become the setting for the most significant event in human history. Today's passage emphasizes both the humanity and deity of Jesus, born as a helpless infant yet announced by heaven as "a Savior, Christ the Lord." Through the angel's proclamation and the shepherds' response, the sermon points to the heart of the gospel: Christ came for sinners, bringing peace with God and good news for all who believe. This encouraging exposition reminds listeners that no person or place is too small for God's attention and that the birth of Jesus remains a source of great joy, hope, and worship today. Thank you for listening to today's teaching. We pray that as we dwell on the Christmas story, we are challenged, comforted and encouraged by the incredible revelation of the Christ Child in Bethlehem; and that we would together offer praise and worship for God's indescribable gift. Below is a list of all Scripture referenced in today's teaching.

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  Episode #462

  Alex Kremer 09-20-2026 | The Gospel According to Isaiah 53; Isaiah 52:13-53:12

  Sep 25, 202643 min

  Today's lesson invites us to trade the relentless stream of bad news for the greatest good news ever spoken—God’s promise of a suffering yet exalted Savior. This teaching walks through Isaiah 52:13–53:12, showing how the prophet foretold the coming of Christ with stunning clarity: the Servant who would be despised, rejected, pierced, crushed, and yet ultimately raised and glorified. Though the world counted Him as nothing, this passage reveals that His suffering was purposeful—He bore our griefs, carried our sorrows, and took upon Himself the judgment we deserved so that we might be declared righteous. This teaching highlights the breathtaking contrast at the heart of the gospel: the One marred beyond recognition is the same One who is “high and lifted up,” the Lamb who silently submitted to death and the Lord who now reigns in glory. Through His sacrifice, many are cleansed, justified, adopted, and given an eternal inheritance. Isaiah 53 becomes not only a portrait of Christ’s mission but a reminder of why His work matters for every sinner who needs redemption and every believer who needs hope. Thank you for listening to today's teaching. We pray you are encouraged by this reminder of the Good News of Jesus Christ. Below is a list of Scripture passages referenced during in today's teaching: Isaiah 52:13–53:12; Philippians 2:5–11; Psalm 51; John 1:10–11; Matthew 13:54–57; John 3; Acts 4:27–28; Ephesians 1:3–14

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  Episode #461

  Alex Kremer 09-06-2026 | Zechariah’s Christmas Hymn; Luke 1:67-80

  Sep 25, 202644 min

  In today’s lesson, Zechariah’s Spirit‑filled prophecy bursts forth like one of Scripture’s earliest Christmas hymns—announcing that God has visited His people with redemption, covenant faithfulness, and dawning light. This teaching traces how the Benedictus, Zechariah's song, celebrates God’s promises to David and Abraham, reveals John the Baptist’s role in preparing the road for the Lord, and climaxes with the arrival of the true Sunrise who scatters darkness and leads His people into peace. Zechariah’s song reminds us that God keeps His covenants, restores the fallen, and shines His saving light on those who sit in the shadow of death. This teaching calls listeners to respond as Zechariah did—with worship, gratitude, and renewed devotion. The coming Christ is not only the horn of salvation and the fulfillment of ancient promises; He is the Light who directs our feet into the way of peace. Today’s lesson invites us to behold the Lamb of God, rejoice in God’s tender mercy, and walk in holiness and righteousness all our days. Thank you for listening to today's teaching. We pray you are encouraged through the unchanging promise of God's promises fulfilled ultimately in the person and work of Jesus Christ. Below is a list of Scripture passages referenced in today's teaching. Luke 1:67–80; Deuteronomy 33:17; 2 Samuel 7; 1 Chronicles 17; Genesis 12:1–3; Genesis 17:7; Genesis 22:18; Isaiah 59:8; Isaiah 60:1–5; Malachi 4:2; John 1:29; Revelation 22:5

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  Episode #460

  Doug Schorle 08-30-2026 | The Love God Hates: or You Can't Serve Two Masters, 1 John 2:15-17

  Sep 25, 202647 min

  Today's teaching confronts one of Scripture’s most sobering warnings: “Do not love the world.” Drawing from 1 John 2:15–17, the message exposes how the world’s system—its values, its idols, its subtle pull—stands in direct opposition to the Father. The teaching shows how even good things can become ultimate things, quietly replacing our enjoyment of God’s love and weakening our desire to do His will. Through vivid illustrations, warnings from church history, and the biblical pattern of “lust of the flesh, lust of the eyes, and the boastful pride of life,” listeners are challenged to examine their hearts honestly and identify where worldly affections may have taken root. This teaching also offers hope: the world and its desires are passing away, but the one who does the will of God abides forever. Today’s lesson reminds believers that doing God’s will begins with believing in Christ, continues with abiding in Him, and flourishes as we resist the world’s counterfeit promises. In a culture overflowing with distractions, this passage calls us back to eternal realities—urging us to cling to the Father’s love, reject the world’s lies, and walk in the lasting joy of obedience. Thank you for listening to today's teaching. In the midst of such sobering teaching, we pray you are encouraged through the Gospel of Jesus Christ and God's magnificent promises to those who call upon the name of Jesus for salvation. Below is a list of Scripture passages referenced in this teaching. 1 John 2:15–17; Psalm 97:10; Romans 12:9; John 17:23; Acts 17:24; John 3:16; John 1:10; James 4:4; Philippians 3:20; 1 John 3:4; 1 John 3:6; 1 John 3:8; 1 John 2:12–14; Luke 22:15; Mark 4:18–19; Genesis 3:1–6; Isaiah 51:6; John 6:26–29; Acts 16:25–31

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