Hosted by Luke Seibert · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 121 episodes
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The podcast of Here I Stand Ministries, this podcast challenges and equips listeners to cling to the Word and to one another. Luke Seibert explores a wide rnge of topics, including how to study the Word, the history of the Bible, and how to apply Biblical principles to cultural issues. He also shares about recent books he has been reading.
Luke Seibert hosts Take Your Stand, a religion show with 121 episodes published.
How do the members of a church nourish each other? Ephesians4:11-16 and Colossians 2:19 call all believers to serve one another, but whatexactly does that look like? In this episode, I share the vision the NewTestament c
The term "unbiblical" can get tossed around in discussions about convictions or various practices. The problem, however, is that the phrase can be misleading. I delve into the two senses of "unbiblical" and provide examp
Going forward, the podcast is shifting away from seasonsinto stand alone episodes. The unifying feature is the goal of showing how thegospel impacts every aspect of our lives. I give a few examples of upcomingepisodes, a
I share a list of my favorite books I’ve read this year. These could make great gift ideas, or they could be ones you want to add to your own reading list. I close out the episode with updates about my two upcoming novel
This is a special interview with Chris Staron, the host of Truce Podcast. His high-quality show has helped me understand the complexities of several issues regarding culture wars. Chris has much to offer, and I highly en
The call to discipleship is essentially a call to fellowship with Jesus. As we are with him, he transforms us and sends us out to share the message with others. This call to be in relationship with the Triune God is a th
In the midst of the emotions of the election, we need an anchor of hope. That hope is Jesus and the coming kingdom. The Bible calls us to recognize we are simply exiles here on earth as we await our true home. We seek th
The story of the prodigal son is actually the story of two rebellious children. We don’t often think about that because the older brother cloaked his inner state with outward decency. Even so, he still stood in need of f
When it comes to art, how do we “approve what is excellent?” (Phil. 1:9). Excellence involves both content and craft/skill. This flows from the fact that the Lord creates for beauty and for function, as well as from the
“One With My Lord” by Sam Allberry is an excellent book delving into our union with Christ. The author clearly and compellingly explains a different aspect of this truth in each of the eight chapters. I give a brief revi
This is the first look at my upcoming novel, “Enough: The Story of a Modern Prodigal.” It’s based on the parable Jesus told in Luke 15:11-32, but with a few changes. This episode introduces some of those changes and shar
Jesus’ words, “Out of the abundance of the heart his mouth speaks,” has several applications. One that has struck me recently is a cause and effect. If I want to praise God and encourage others authentically, I need to b
Jesus’ words, “Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks,” has several applications. One that has struck me recently is a cause and effect. If I want to praise God and encourage others authentically, I need to b
The Code of Silence Collection is a fast-paced, Christian middle-grade series by Tim Shoemaker. I loved the first book and its message about the truth setting people free. I did have some concerns about the other two boo
“City of Ember” is a very well-written series for middle grade readers. It has several good messages about living moral lives. But that’s the rub—it approaches life from a humanistic, anti-religion standpoint. As I work
In the temptation in Luke 4, we see two striking responses of Jesus. First, He doesn’t point out every wrong element of the devil’s claim. Instead, He chose to focus on the root of the problem. And second, He drew attent
As Genesis 3 draws to a close, we see the holiness of God on display. He has no sin in Himself, and He cannot ignore or have fellowship with it. Yet through Christ, He deals with our sin and is making us holy like Himsel
The mercy of God is such a marvel. We see this in both the promise of the future Offspring of the woman and in the skins God used to clothe Adam and Eve. This theme continues all the way to the cross. The sacrifice of Ch
God is just—that means He is both the Judge and the One who carries out the appropriate verdict. His justice is precise, not coming short or going too far. And although we think of God’s judgement dealing exclusively wit
The almighty God of the Bible is gentle. We see this in how He confronts Adam and Eve over their sin, and it is reflected throughout the rest of Scripture. He does express wrath and brings punishment, but that is not His
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