Hosted by Casey Smith · 🇺🇸 us · EN · 36 episodes
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Pastor Smith will explore Bible passages, stories, and verses, that reveal Jesus' heroism. The Son of God became completely human so He could live by faith as we must. He is the hero our society needs.
Casey Smith hosts Jesus the Hero, a religion show with 36 episodes published.
Israel asked for a king. Samuel told them all the negative things a king would do to them. Saul and others did do these awful things; and so did King Jesus; but because we love Him, we enjoy giving him our children, our
Enoch's name meant disciple. Jesus was a disciple; called disciples; and told them to disciple. Just like Kung Fu movies!
Matthew introduces us to Jesus thru His genealogy, which is full of heroes and villains. We can emulate heroes like Abraham (wisely) as Jesus did.
Jesus the Human needed affirmation before His ministry, so the Father gave it to him. Luke 3:22 He has given us a new identity in His Word if we will read it and accept it. Paul told Philemon he was beloved, a brother, a
the Holy Spirit led all the actors in the gospels including Jesus. He led in Acts as the Church did battle with the world. He will lead us to do heroic things as we follow Jesus the hero.
At the beginning of Jesus' ministry Israel is ruled by terrible people in Rome and Israel. Ezekiel 22; Israel's sin has earned them their captivity. Jesus' impossible mission is to defeat these men, establish the gospel,
When the Father received Jesus into heaven He acknowledged to all creation that Jesus was the complete, successful, acceptable, Savior.
In John 8:28 Jesus said that when the leaders of Israel lifted Him onto the cross they would realize who He was. His heroism on the cross proved to them that He was indeed the Son of God, the Son of Man.
Jesus endured the worst death on earth; and all the worst fears we dread; in faith and love. We were the great purpose that gave Him strength to prevail over each terror.
the crowds announced His true person as the eternal Son of David, heir to his throne in his parables He revealed that He was the Son of the owner of the Temple, God at His trial He laid claim to all the Messianic prophec
Athanasius suffered exile for defending the truth about Jesus. He was a hero, 300 years after Jesus died. Jesus created a church full of heroes. Most will be nameless until we arrive at Judgment Day.
Paul lived the sermon on the mount life. In Acts 16 he demonstrated power over himself and his circumstances. God wants us to tap into His power as Jesus and Paul did.
Daniel and his friends were blessed by God when they repented and sought His righteousness. Jesus helped them become heroes as He will help us become heroes.
To become heroes in Jesus' company we must beware, and avoid, false leaders. Without judging we decide if they are dogs or swine, and avoid them. Abigail's wisdom.
all the ideas of Ephesians are begun in the sermon on the mount. Jesus and Paul wanted to create powerful teams. Paul explains how to make marriages, churches, families, and all Christians, powerful Teams.
Jesus offers us the way to impact the people around us, the real Golden Rule. We are the children of God the Prime Mover; we can initiate; we can move people with love.
"Don't lay up treasures in heaven." What does that mean? Didn't Jesus have a job? savings? own a home? What did He mean? How we improve or imperil others' needs thru use or misuse of money.
How churches and couples can solve any problem without fighting. Real acts of kindness, real talking and listening, and real repentance. Getting information. Respecting each others' gifts.
Jesus called Christians to shock unbelievers with their extravagant, sacrificial love. Paul repeated this when he called husbands to extravagant, sacrificial love for their wives. We can win, if we listen to our Designer
To a desperate Israel, Jesus preached a sermon that many today call out-of-touch; impossible to keep; irrelevant. It is, tho, a call to rebellion against evil men. Only a brave person could preach this sermon.
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Jesus the Hero is hosted by Casey Smith. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 36 episodes.
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