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To teach and discuss all matters of the scriptures so that Jesus will be preached and glorified and men will be edified. We're no pastors. We're no theologians. Just Christian laymen who love to study the Bible and share what we learn. The details are important to us and so we try to go deeper into the familiar topics you know about but do not usually hear from the pulpit. If you are interested in the meat of the Word then join us.
Jeslord Gospel Ministries hosts The Teaching Layman Podcast, a religion show with 12 episodes published.
Is the communion for healing? Does the bread and wine confer special grace? What is Paul's main point in 1 Corinthians and how does it lead into his dealing with the communion? What does it mean to eat unworthily? In thi
One of the pushbacks to a righteous judgement of leaders in Christ when they are in error is that when God was calling them, his or her "critics" were not there thus they have no right to judge their teaching. Is it a va
You have a calling to speak to the truth but the truth is not always pleasant to hear by those who prefer the shadows or have been blinded by the darkness. You risk losing friends and loved ones. You risk losing communit
All of us need spiritual mentorship but how can we better identify good mentors or spiritual fathers? In this episode, mostly using Jesus as a template, you will learn the traits of a good spiritual father.
There are temptations that are thrown toward us from the world when we decide to go into ministry and sometimes those are easier to spot. However, ministry itself can generate certain temptations because of the nature of
All believers are called to be priests but we need to understand what it means to hold that responsibility. In this episode, we start from the beginning by first understanding who a priest is, what they do and how the pr
In this special episode, we announce an exciting update: our podcast is now called The Teaching Layman Podcast! While the name has changed, our mission remains the same— going deeper into the common topics in church and
In this epilogue to the false ministers series, we will learn how Jesus is the true shepherd and the examples He sets for the human shepherds we have today.
In this episode we learn about why there is a steady supply of false ministers, how God can use even false ministers, the dangers that can befall us if we believe them, their ultimate fate and others.
False ministers may look very much like true ones but they still have discernable traits if you know what you're looking for. In this episode you'll learn some of the characteristics of false ministers that hint a a lead
In this episode, you will learn the "wolf-ness" of false ministers and that their aim is to feed on the flock and not feed the flock. False ministers are hungry and they see the people as being there to serve their needs
On this bonus episode, I briefly discuss why it's okay and quite important to just read your Bible. Sometimes we're told to study the Bible, not read it. We have to do both. Be blessed.
In this episode, you're going to learn how false ministers are quite able to just blend in and look like genuine ministers would. A lot of people make a lot of assumptions and expect false ministers to look false. Well,
In this starting episode on our new series of false prophets and teachers, you will learn the instructions we are given about what we have to do regarding these false ministers. The first responsibility actually falls to
When we're in service to God, how can we know that we're doing a good job? What are the metrics for judging our own ministry to God? In this episode we learn how Paul assessed his own work and why we should also learn to
We all make mistakes when we are trying to understand the Bible. No one has perfect theology. But understanding some common mistakes we make during the process of Bible interpretation can help you avoid making wrong conc
In this episode, you're going to acquire some tools that will help you rightly divide the Word of Truth. Understanding the Bible is not all about meditating and waiting for the Holy Spirit to drop something into your spi
In this episode, you will learn about the Bible's two natures which is it's divinity and it's humanity. The Bible is not an entirely divine book. It did not drop from the heavens. But it is not an entirely human book eit
In this first of a series of episodes on the topic of learning to read your Bible, you will learn what it means when it is said that the Bible came from God even though we know it is men that penned its words down. You w
In this final part of our Blessing of Abraham series, we look at how Jesus, as Israel's Messiah, becomes the agent through which the nations are blessed. We then finally answer the question 'What is the blessing of Abrah
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The Teaching Layman Podcast is hosted by Jeslord Gospel Ministries. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 12 episodes.
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