Hosted by Darrell Ferguson · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 100 episodes
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Start your day with a 10-minute breakfast for your soul. Excerpts from in-depth, expository sermons with a single application point to carry with you through the day.
Darrell Ferguson hosts Food For Your Soul, a religion show with 100 episodes published.
What does God mean when he says, "I will be YOUR God?" The answer might be one of the overlooked keys to enjoying nearness to the Lord. In Mark 12:18-27, Jesus faces one of the most difficult attacks against the doctrine
After graduating from Moody Bible Institute, I spent the next 27 years serving as a youth pastor, senior pastor, church planter, and host of the Food For Your Soul radio broadcast. Along the way, I also earned a Master o
We all oppose corrupt politicians. But have you ever considered what it means to be corruption-free as a voter? What is your responsibility before God in the ballot box? Most believers recognize corruption when politicia
In the jaws of a trap, Jesus utters 10 simple words that changed the world. In Mark 12:13-17, the Pharisees and Herodians unite in an attempt to force Jesus into an impossible choice: oppose Caesar and face execution, or
What does it mean to be a person of integrity? How does the fear of man lead to hypocrisy, dishonesty, cowardice, and favoritism? And what does Jesus teach us by His example? In this message, we contrast the man-centered
How would you define "desire" without relying on a synonym like "wanting"? Think about the role desire plays in your spiritual life. In this passage, Peter shows that desires can shipwreck your whole life. But they are a
In this parable, a vineyard owner responds to shocking rebellion with patience that's, frankly, hard to believe. Everyone in the parable behaves in ways that sound unrealistic—even ridiculous. Why does Jesus tell such a
Whenever God speaks, you can listen in a way that increases your sensitivity to his voice or in a way that deadens your ability to hear God. Some spiritual ignorance is innocent. But very often, ignorance is due to unwil
When temptation strikes, we instinctively weigh the consequences. But what if God told you, "For this sin, there would be no consequences. I'm simply telling you no." How much weight would the sheer fact of God's authori
The cursing of the fig tree stands out as Jesus' only miracle of destruction. Some reject this miracle as being beneath the Jesus we know. Did he really get so annoyed about not getting a fig that he would destroy the tr
In Mark 11, Jesus tells his disciples they can hurl mountains into the sea, and in the very same week prays, "Not my will, but yours." What is the balance between approaching the throne with bold, impassioned prayers and
What did Jesus really accomplish when He cursed the fig tree and overturned the tables in the Temple? In this in-depth expository teaching from Mark 11:11–24, we uncover a powerful and often misunderstood moment in Jesus
If your life were recorded in Scripture—your actions, thoughts, motives, words—would you be considered one of the righteous? Are you righteous? What's the standard? Lot is nobody's favorite character in Scripture. Yet Pe
Why would Jesus kill a tree—on purpose? Why was he crying during his triumphal entry? Why did he cleanse a temple that was about to be destroyed? And what do those events teach us about how to have a productive, fruitful
People often miss the way Jesus staged his triumphal entry—and the meaning of the event Jesus was re-enacting from a thousand years earlier. In this verse-by-verse, expository sermon on Mark 11:1–10, we uncover the signi
Why did Jesus tell the crowd to call Bartimaeus instead of doing it himself? There is a gold mine in the simple words the crowd spoke: "Take courage. On Your Feet. He's Calling you." If you've ever struggled to find moti
How do you increase your spiritual insight and find blind spots? Jesus answers that question in the account of blind Bartimaeus. In this exposition of Gospel of Mark 10:47–52, we follow the desperate cry of Bartimaeus an
Why do even the smallest injustices bother us so much? We long for justice—but do we still want it when it's perfect? And final? Peter takes us back in time and shows us a kind of justice that reaches higher, wider, and
Bartimaeus is the only person Jesus healed who is named on the pages of Scripture. Why is it so important that we know his name and his father's name? The answer will turn your world upside-down (or more accurately, righ
Jesus summed up the entire gospel in a single word: ransom. When Jesus said the reason He came was to give His life as a ransom for many, what did he mean? What is a ransom? And who are the many? In this message from Mar
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Food For Your Soul is hosted by Darrell Ferguson. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 100 episodes.
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