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Royce Bottoms hosts Jesus and a Cup of Joe, a Conservative Christian podcast that delves into meaningful conversations about Jesus, the Bible, and life.
It is a source of encouragement for those seeking spiritual nourishment in their daily journey.
It is a source of encouragement for those seeking spiritual nourishment in their daily journey.
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In this episode, we dive deep into one of the most beloved and well-known verses in the Bible, John 3:16. Whether you’re new to the faith or have been walking with Jesus for years, this episode will remind you of the incredible love God has for you and the hope we have in Him.
“Blessed are those who believe without seeing” comes from John 20:29, where Jesus speaks to Thomas after His resurrection. This episode is often referred to as “The Doubting Thomas” incident. Highlighting the importance of faith without physical evidence.
The “Man of Lawlessness” is associated with the end times and the ultimate rebellion against God. It is important to hold steadfast faith and not be easily deceived by false teachings or signs.
This commission fueled early Christian evangelism and missions, shaping the spread of Christianity across cultures and generations.
In a world filled with complex ideas and competing beliefs, the Apostle Paul delivers a simple yet profound message that has the power to transform lives and grant eternal salvation. Romans 10:9 is a crucial verse that conveys the essence of the Gospel and reveals the path to God's saving grace.
This episode emphasizes that one cannot be fully devoted to both sGod and material pursuits simultaneously, as they often have conflicting demands and priorities.
The parable of the Good Samaritan is a story to illustrate how we “love our neighbors as ourselves.” When other people need our help the most, like the man on the road, is when our love for neighbor is truly tested.
When people face crises, it’s natural to want to offer some words of comfort. After all, the right word, spoken at the right time, can be just what someone needs to hear to relieve their soul.
It is so hard to wait, it even seems impossible sometimes. We make plans, we set goals and we put a time frame for each item on our list and expect each thing to result in a positive outcome. Unfortunately, that’s not always how things turn out.
The goal is to make guests feel welcomed and valued from the moment they step into the church. By being proactive and attentive, you can turn a bad experience into an opportunity for improvement and growth.
Memorial Day is not a celebration but a solemn day to reflect on veterans and military personnel who paid the price for our freedom.
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The Bible encourages us to focus on heavenly things, seek God’s kingdom, and avoid being conformed to the patterns of this world. Our love for Jesus should surpass any attachment to worldly desires or pride
God is near to the humble, so being truthful with ourselves and with God about all that we lack is the first step to drawing near to Him so that we can access the Living Water only Jesus can provide.
The phrase “thorn in the flesh” originates from the apostle Paul’s writings. In 2 Corinthians 12:7, Paul mentions this metaphorical “thorn” as a source of torment.
Do you have a thorn in your flesh? if so what is the thorn in your flesh? What purpose does it serve? Join me as I look deep in to these questions.
Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead. It was a tremendous miracle, showing that Jesus has the power to raise us from the dead, too.
Three men who hung on three crosses, who died three incredibly painful deaths. But only One who died and rose again.
What did the Lord hope we would learn from the three crosses and the men who hung there? Join me as I look into this event.
Jesus' words “it is finished” seem strange. After all, he was dying on the cross. What had he finished? What his audience didn't know was that his death on the cross was accomplishing something life-changing.
What are the expectations you have in your life? Jesus not only meets our expectations, but he exceeds them.
Struggling with mental health does not make you less of a Christian or less than a person. In fact, nobody is less than a person if they have any type of mental illness. Each individual is made in God’s Image — each person is fearfully and wonderfully made.
This is an unfiltered episode, I wanted to take the time and just speak from my heart.
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