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Hosted by Steve Gill · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 475 episodes
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In "Loving the Scriptures," Steve Gill explores the valuable riches of truth revealed in the Bible. This podcast explains how these truths apply to our every day lives, and will challenge, encourage, and exhort Christians to walk in accordance with the written Word.
Steve Gill hosts Loving the Scriptures, a religion show with 475 episodes published.
In this episode we look at Psalm 56 and the narrative of David's life that the psalm is based on (1 Samuel 21). We will talk about fear, putting our trust in God when we are afraid, and the change of perspective we can e
In the face of danger, David knew not only to seek God and appeal to His deliverance, but also to praise Him for the protection of His servant. See how he lays this out as we look at Psalm 59 in this episode. Order a cop
In this epsidoe we prepare to look at Psalm 59 by examinging the narrative text that it refers to as well as looking at the overall emergence of King Saul, David, and their relational downslide that will help contribute
In this episode we explore Psalm 33 and talk about the reasons laid out for praising our wonderful God! Order a copy of my book: Signs of the End : What Jesus Taught His Disciples in the Olivet Discourse Amazon: https://
If you have ever wondered why good things happen to wicked people, you aren't alone. Asaph was weigned down with similar observations in his own day. In this episode we will look at how (in Psalm 73) Asaph goes from an a
Revelation 20:1-6, the famed Millennium passage, has been hotly debated in Christian circles over the decades. How is one to truly understand it? In this episode, we'll take a look at this portion of scripture by not onl
What does Paul mean when he says our resurrected body will be a "spiritual body?" This term can tend to confuse people because it appears contradictory. But in this episode, we'll talk about what the term means, why Paul
What kind of body will believers posess at the resurrection? In his quest to disabuse the rejection of the resurrection in his day, the apostle Paul answers this question and others in 1 Corinthians 15, which is what we
When it comes to the end times, some features of the topic become more pronounced than others, so much to the point that people can end of putting their final hope in the wrong thing. In this episode, as we continue to e
When a Christian dies, his or her death is not the end of the story. Our future hope in the resurrection is something with which we are to encourage one another. In this episode, we begin to discuss this wonderful hope f
"Life is short" is an expression that people use without realizing that the Bible itself lays forth this truth. But in this episode of the podcast, we not only want to talk about how life is short, but how that should he
We all know John 3:16 by heart and quote it often, especially when it comes to sharing the gospel with others. In this episode, we talk about this beloved verse and dig in to its surrounding context in order to better un
In the past fee episodes we have been talking about God's intention of making Jews and Gentiles into one people. In this episode we see how that plan unfolded in the book of Acts. Order a copy of my book: Signs of the En
What did the election of Israel mean in the Old Testament, and what did it foreshadow for our understaning today? We answer this question in this episode by looking at Deuteronomy 10. Order a copy of my book: Signs of th
How should we understand the Abrahamic promise in Genesis 12? Does it apply to the nation of Israel, or does the Bible give us a broader understanding that is explained for us in the New Testament? In this episode, we ta
In this episode we begin a short series on exploring how we should biblically understand the church and Israel. We start out by gaining the New Testament perspective, drawing from Paul's words in Ephesians 2:11-22, where
In this episode we explore Psalm 2, where we talk about the rebellion of man in general and government rulers in particular; the rulership of Jesus Christ despite the world's desire to the contrary; and we talk about how
In this episode, we explore the threefold question from our Lord to the apostle Peter: "Do you love me?" We'll talk about what is being accomplished in asking these questions, where Peter's heart was in all of this, and
In the last chapter of the Gospel of John, we see an apostle Peter who may be struggling with doubt in his effectiveness for the Lord and who thus decides to go back to his prior career of fishing. But the Lord has other
Many skeptics through the years who have doubted the reliability of the Bible have aimed their criticisms at the resurrection narratives in the four New Testament Gospels, saying that they are filled with too many contra
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Loving the Scriptures is hosted by Steve Gill. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 475 episodes.
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