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OldNewHope Baptist hosts Rejoice in the Lord...Always!, a religion show with 232 episodes published.
If You Aren't Learning, You Aren't Growing - Colossians 1:1-14 In this book, Paul is writing to the people of Colosse who had begun worshiping Angels instead of the Lord Jesus. What he says they need to do is learn Thank
Show notesHappy Mother's Day! Today we look at some of the women in the Old Testament who were faithful leaders in various ways. In Exodus Chapter 2, we find Miriam who protected her brother, the baby Moses, from death during a tr
Show notesIn the tenth Commandment found in Exodus 20:17 God commands us to not covet anything that anyone else has. To "covet" means to desire something or someone. Don't be jealous of your neighbor's house, wife, servants, "stuf
Show notesOur words lay the groundwork for our witness. The 9th of the ten commandments in Exodus 20:16 tells us not to bear false witness against our neighbor. Who is our neighbor? Everyone. Exaggerating, gossiping, negative comm
Show notesThe Bible tells us not to steal. See these verses: Exodus 20:15, Ephesians 4:28, and Malachi 3:8-10. Simply put, "If it ain't yours, don't take it!" We all know it is wrong to steal. But, stealing takes many forms that w
Show notesThe 7th of the 10 Commandments deals with sexual ungodliness. It is written in several passages in the Bible, as in: Exodus 20:14, Matthew 5:27-30, and I Corinthians 6:9-11. Marriage is a covenant with God. We all encoun
Show notesToday we return to the last chapter in the book of Matthew. Chapter 28 retells the events of the day that our Lord Jesus Christ was raised from death. He did indeed die on the cross and when on Sunday the women went to t
Show notesThe Triumphal Entry: It's Palm Sunday. The day that Jesus humbly entered Jerusalem on the back of a donkey to shouts of acclamation, hosannas, and palm leaves paving the way. People had seen Jesus work miracles and they
Show notesIn Exodus 20:8-11 we are given God's word for honoring the Sabbath, His 4th commandment . God knows we need to stop and rest and our true rest is found in Jesus Christ. In Mark 2:27-28 we are told that the Sabbath was ma
Show notesAs we study the verses of the "Ten Commandments" we come to Exodus 20:7. Have you fallen into the habit of using "cuss" words when you speak? This commandment reminds us that we are NOT to use the Lord's name in vain. In
Show notesExodus 20:5 God lets us know that the element of legacy is important to how we conduct our lives and follow His commandments. This should be important to all of us who are familiar with the saying "we reap what we sow".
Show notesContinuing with Exodus Chapter 20, we find what God has to say about how we worship Him in Verses 4-6. We are NOT to worship idols; material objects used to represent God for the purpose of worship. Our God is a jealous
Show notesWhen God spoke to Moses He gave us the Ten Commandments. In Exodus 20:1-3, before He pronounced those commandments, He made it clear who He is and what we must do. God speaks through His creation, His word, and through J
Show notesWe all go through some type of depression or trauma at some time in our life and, in the world of today, it's hard not to feel discouraged. Read Matthew 6:25-34 which is part of the Sermon on the Mount. These verses can
Show notesIn Exodus 20:1 this one verse in the Old Testament tells it all. "God Spoke." During those days, our God often spoke audibly to Moses and other prophets as recorded in the Bible. Because God spoke we can know His will an
Show notesIn Exodus 19:1-25, on their way to the promised land, we find Moses preparing to go up mount Sinai to meet with God. The result of this meeting will be the Ten Commandments. God had already made a covenant with the Israe
Show notesIn Psalm 1, we are given some excellent advice for drawing closer to God. Verse 1, retreat from bad influences and counsel. Think about those with whom you associate. Do they pull you away from God? Verse 2, reflect on G
Show notesEach year on January 1st, we tell ourselves that we are going to "reset" some things in our life. Usually, these things are physical. We can also "reset" our spiritual self and in Psalm 138 David begins with "I will" do
Show notesThe story of Ruth is about redemption. In the book of Ruth , we learn the problems that Ruth and her Mother-In-Law, Naomi, had and what was needed for them to survive and succeed. As a result, Ruth became an important pe
Show notesIt can also be called a "paradox". In Luke 1:26-35, there are contrasts that Christians believe tell of the divine power of God. How could there be a virgin birth? As true believers, we accept the way in which God choose
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