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We return to Ephesians 6:18-20, focusing on the pivotal role of prayer in spiritual warfare. While Paul vividly illustrates each piece of the "armor of God," he leaves prayer without an analog—perhaps intentionally. Prayer is not merely an accessory in our spiritual battle but a unique and essential weapon. Through personal stories, biblical narratives, and theological insights, we explore how prayer functions as our lifeline to God, our Commander in the battle against spiritual darkness. We’...
This episode takes an in-depth look at the phrase "take the helmet of salvation" from Ephesians 6:17. Though brief, these words carry profound significance for believers, especially when viewed in the broader context of the spiritual battles faced by the early church in Ephesus. We explore how the helmet represents the assurance of salvation, protecting our minds from the devil's schemes. The discussion also emphasizes the importance of engaging our intellect in our faith, countering the noti...
In this episode, we delve into the rich imagery and profound teachings of Ephesians 6:16, focusing on the "shield of faith." This discussion aims to deepen your understanding of spiritual warfare and how faith acts as a crucial defense against the attacks of the evil one. We explore the nuances of different Bible translations, the historical context of Roman armor, and practical applications of taking up the shield of faith. Whether you're facing temptation, deception, or discouragement, this...
How can we defend ourselves against the devil’s relentless attacks since he is so clever, subtle, and disguised? The apostle Paul answers, “Take up the whole armor of God.”Thanks for listening. Visit JeremySarber.com for full transcripts of the podcast as well as additional resources. All glory be to Christ.Support the Show.
As it happens, the cure for a fractured heart is anything but law-keeping. According to James, the only cure is the gospel—that is, humbly receiving the grace of God.Thanks for listening. Visit JeremySarber.com for full transcripts of the podcast as well as additional resources. All glory be to Christ.Support the Show.
We can readily see how James deals with two distinct issues in James 4:13-5:6, but pride and materialism tie them together.Thanks for listening. Visit JeremySarber.com for full transcripts of the podcast as well as additional resources. All glory be to Christ.Support the Show.
We may consider ourselves God-pleasing people, but James says, “I see pride, double-mindedness, and a desperate need for repentance.” Thankfully, God gives greater grace.Thanks for listening. Visit JeremySarber.com for full transcripts of the podcast as well as additional resources. All glory be to Christ.Support the Show.
If anything reveals our double-mindedness and fractured hearts, it is our tongues, speech, and the words we speak. There is a direct connection between the heart and the mouth.Thanks for listening. Visit JeremySarber.com for full transcripts of the podcast as well as additional resources. All glory be to Christ.Support the Show.
The greatest danger is knowing about God, accepting Christ and his gospel intellectually, and identifying as a Christian without it transforming our lives.Thanks for listening. Visit JeremySarber.com for full transcripts of the podcast as well as additional resources. All glory be to Christ.Support the Show.
Whether it’s a celebrity, winning the championship game, or the breathtaking view at the top of a mountain, our hearts are attracted to glory for better or worse.Thanks for listening. Visit JeremySarber.com for full transcripts of the podcast as well as additional resources. All glory be to Christ.Support the Show.
James is trying to show us how to mend our divided hearts and lead us toward singular devotion to God. Where does that start? It starts with the word of God. Get full access to On Life & Scripture at jeremysarber.com/subscribeThanks for listening. Visit JeremySarber.com for full transcripts of the podcast as well as additional resources. All glory be to Christ.Support the Show.
James’s overarching theme is that we become whole and people of integrity. However, James does not instruct us to rely on ourselves. He continually points us to God. Get full access to On Life & Scripture at jeremysarber.com/subscribeThanks for listening. Visit JeremySarber.com for full transcripts of the podcast as well as additional resources. All glory be to Christ.Support the Show.
James may not be the most systematic author of the Bible, but there is a central theme connecting all of his epistle’s various teachings—double-mindedness.Thanks for listening. Visit JeremySarber.com for full transcripts of the podcast as well as additional resources. All glory be to Christ.Support the Show.
Jesus said salvation is the end for his disciples, but what about everything before the end? He said it would require endurance.Thanks for listening. Visit JeremySarber.com for full transcripts of the podcast as well as additional resources. All glory be to Christ.Support the Show.
Suffering is inevitable. Following Jesus requires trusting in God’s sovereign plan and looking forward to the day when God will make all things new and remove suffering forever.Thanks for listening. Visit JeremySarber.com for full transcripts of the podcast as well as additional resources. All glory be to Christ.Support the Show.
What should we do to be good stewards of our money and possessions? How do we honor and glorify God with our wealth? How do we follow Jesus with what we own?Thanks for listening. Visit JeremySarber.com for full transcripts of the podcast as well as additional resources. All glory be to Christ.Support the Show.
How are we supposed to feel about our occupations? How do Jesus and the gospel shape our perspective and approach to work?Thanks for listening. Visit JeremySarber.com for full transcripts of the podcast as well as additional resources. All glory be to Christ.Support the Show.
To follow Jesus is to be a fisher of men. It requires we love people enough to warn them about the wrath to come and share with them the good news of salvation in Jesus Christ.Thanks for listening. Visit JeremySarber.com for full transcripts of the podcast as well as additional resources. All glory be to Christ.Support the Show.
How do we know the Lord’s will for us? How can we follow Jesus if we don’t know what he wants for us? What does the Bible tell us about his will?Thanks for listening. Visit JeremySarber.com for full transcripts of the podcast as well as additional resources. All glory be to Christ.Support the Show.
Following Christ is a process of growth. It’s spiritual growth, growth in our understanding, growth in our conviction, growth in our maturity, and growth in wisdom.Books referenced in this episode:Nine Marks of a Healthy Church by Mark DeverFollowing Jesus by Andrew RandallThanks for listening. Visit JeremySarber.com for full transcripts of the podcast as well as additional resources. All glory be to Christ.Support the Show.
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