What is the true Kingdom of God? Is it physical or spiritual? Discover why many misunderstood Jesus' mission and how we can enter God's spiritual kingdom today. Learn the surprising truth about who the real 'Israel' is in God's eyes and why focusing on Christ, not worldly concerns, is the key to finding inner peace and joy. Are you ready to be part of God's kingdom?

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The Kingdom of God - Pr Warren Strawbridge - GTAN2444

In this episode, we explore 2 Corinthians 5:11-15, where the apostle Paul speaks passionately about the transformative power of Christ's love. We will discuss what it means to be "compelled by love"—a love so immense that it reshapes our purpose, redirecting our focus from self-interest to Christ-centered living.

#277 "Compelled by Love: Living for Christ, Not Ourselves" (2 Corinthians 5:11-15)

During this second Sunday of Advent, we delve into the profound concept of being 'born again' as described in John 3. Far from being a mere emotional experience or adherence to strict moral codes, Jesus presents this rebirth as a complete reinvention of self, necessary for everyone regardless of their perceived righteousness. The conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus, a respected religious leader, serves as a poignant reminder that even those who seem most put-together need this radical change. We're challenged to consider where in our lives we've been striving for reinvention through our own efforts, only to find ourselves still in darkness. The good news is that this transformation comes from beyond us, changes how we see the world, and gives us a new identity rooted in God's love. As we position ourselves to receive this new life, we're invited to let go of our anxious grasping and trust in the work of God within us.

The Weary World Rejoices | We're Not Condemned - God is For Us - John 3:1-17 - Clint Leavitt

In this powerful exploration of what it truly means to be the church, we're challenged to rethink our understanding of Christian community. The early church, as depicted in Acts 2:37-47, shows us a radically different way of living - one marked by inclusive fellowship, sacrificial generosity, and a transformative encounter with Jesus. We're reminded that the church isn't just a building or a tradition, but a diverse family united by Christ's love. The early believers' practice of breaking bread together serves as a powerful symbol of this unity, challenging us to open our own tables and hearts to those around us. As we reflect on this, we're invited to consider: How can we embody this kind of community in our own lives? How might our tables become places of radical welcome and spiritual transformation?

Link in the Chain | What Is The Church? - Acts 2:37-41 - Clint Leavitt

In this powerful message, we're challenged to examine our role as Christians in a world filled with diverse beliefs and idols. Drawing from Paul's encounter in Athens in Acts 17, we're reminded that our faith isn't meant to be a private affair, but a transformative force in every aspect of culture. Just as Paul went to the marketplace, we're called to immerse ourselves in our communities, workplaces, and social spaces. The key lesson here is that authentic faith in Jesus propels us into every arena of our culture, living as different sorts of people there. We're encouraged to see beyond the surface, recognizing that everyone worships something, even if it's not a physical idol. This insight invites us to approach our neighbors with compassion, understanding their deepest longings and anxieties. As we engage with our culture, we're challenged to feel deeply distressed about the brokenness around us, yet move towards our neighbors in love, avoiding both outright condemnation and uncritical affirmation.

Link in the Chain | Speaking To The Longing - Acts 17:16-34 - Clint Leavitt

What do you know about spiritual warfare? Today, we’re going to explore this important topic—where invisible battles happen between angels and demons and how you can arm yourself against Satan’s attacks. In 2 Corinthians 10:1-6, we learn about the tools God has provided to help us break down strongholds, control our thoughts, and stand strong against the enemy. Are you ready to take action? Let’s dive in as we stand strong in the Word of God! 

#288  "Spiritual Warfare: The Battle to Take Every Thought Captive" Part 1 (2 Corinthians 10:1-2)

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Cristo te llama 2

ایلی، ایلی، لما شبقتنی – یسوع مسیح نے ایسا کیوں بولا اور ان الفاظ میں کیا راز تھا
Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani – Why Jesus Spoken and what was secret in these words. matthew 27:46 why did Jesus speak and what was the secret behind those words? Jesus cried out with a loud voice, saying, 

Dr.Jefferson Tasleem Ghauri , Eli Eli Lama Shubkatni

Why Christianity was not reached in China ? A real story from Travels of Marco Polo, Sermon by Dr. Jefferson Tasleem Ghauri 
چین میں عیسائیت کیوں نہیں پہنچی؟ ٹریولز آف مارکو پولو کی ایک حقیقی کہانی، ڈاکٹر جیفرسن تسلیم غوری کا خطبہ

Dr.Jefferson Tasleem Ghauri , Why Christianity was not reached in China ?

Humility and Modesty Sermon by Dr.Jefferson Tasleem Ghauri ,  عاجزی اور شائستگی کا خطبہ از ڈاکٹر جیفرسن تسلیم غوری

Dr.Jefferson Tasleem Ghauri ,Humility and Modesty Sermon

Jesus not only commanded us to “search the Scriptures” (John 5:39), He also asked us “How do you read the Scriptures?” (Luke 10:26). This second question is important because a correct method of Bible interpretation will give the right answers to life’s important questions. Today’s study is the first in a new series of studies entitled “illusions, images & symbols: How to study Bible Prophecy”. Join us as we explore this exciting topic.

Hosted by: Steven Groom
Guests: Cassie Sollano & Pr Harold Harker

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Some Principles of Prophecy - 250201

In Nehemiah chapter 3, we consider how the rebuilding project involved all kinds of people and how that reveals something to us about God's design for the local church.

Sermon: Have faith in God's design (Nehemiah 3)

Many believe that Revelation, the last book of the Bible, is too mysterious and cannot be understood. Others believe it needs to be read and interpreted literally, but a third group of people view Revelation like the rest of the Bible; part of God’s love letter to the world with the same central objective of revealing Jesus. Today’s study will reveal an interpretation the Book of Revelation that studies its ancient roots in the Old Testament. Stay tuned as we study “The Genesis Foundation” here on Let God Speak

Hosted by: Pr Uriah St Just
Guests: Pr Harold Harker & Gayl Fong

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The Genesis Foundation - 250202

In this 5th week in reThinking Everything series, we're challenged to examine what's truly shaping our hearts and minds. Drawing from Colossians 3, we're reminded that transformation in Christ is not just about surface-level changes, but about becoming an entirely new person. The analogy of a secret apartment in a mall vividly illustrates how easily we can let harmful thoughts and habits take up residence in our lives without even realizing it. We're called to 'strip off the old self' and 'clothe ourselves with the new self,' a process that involves both 'digging down' to identify our idols and 'looking up' to set our minds on Christ. This message encourages us to consider: What have we allowed to move into our souls? Are we being transformed by Christ, or unintentionally shaped by the world around us? It's a call to intentional spiritual growth and a reminder that in Christ, we have the power to become the people we were truly meant to be.

reTHINK Everything | How It Happens - Unlearning and Relearning - Colossians 3:1-17 - Clint Leavitt

We are invited to confront the profound implications of Jesus' resurrection in this year's Easter message. The Gospel of Mark challanges us to examine the historical evidence and consider what it means if this extraordinary event actually occurred. The empty tomb confronts our intellect, stirs our hearts with grace, and inspires hope that transforms how we live. We're reminded that the resurrection isn't just about believing facts, but experiencing a love that outweighs death itself. The message emphasizes that no matter our failures or shame, we're welcomed with open arms by a God whose grace knows no bounds. As we reflect on the disciples' journey from fear to faith, we're encouraged to let our own weaknesses drive us deeper into God's transformative love. This Easter, we're called to embrace the resurrection's power to free us from fear and propel us into a life of purpose, knowing that our actions in God's kingdom ripple into eternity.

Resurrection Sunday | Mark 16:1-7 - Clint Leavitt

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This week in our Free (From The Power of) Money series, our good friend John Talley III takes us into the Parable of the Talents from Matthew 25:14-30, a powerful story that challenges us to examine our faithfulness with God's gifts. This parable isn't just about money; it's about how we steward all that God entrusts to us - our time, talents, and treasures. The master in the story represents God, and we are His servants, each given different 'talents' according to our abilities. The key question we must ask ourselves is: Are we being faithful with what we have? The servants who invested and multiplied their talents were praised, while the one who buried his talent faced severe consequences. This stark contrast urges us to actively use our God-given abilities for His kingdom, rather than hiding them away in fear or laziness. As we reflect on this, let's consider how we're using our skills, resources, and time to glorify God and serve others. Are we picking and choosing what to be faithful with, or are we committed to stewarding everything God has given us?

Free (From The Power of) Money | The Carelessness of Money - Matthew 25:14-30 - John Talley III

Whether it’s the nation of Israel or individual believers scattered throughout the earth, God has given the same assignment to His people throughout all history. To be a light to the nations. In today’s study we will look for this assignment within the Psalms and Revelation.

Hosted by: Pr Mike Browning
Guests: Rod Butler & Cynthia Mafunga

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In the Psalms: Part 1 - 250208

1. Moses writes the book of the covenant–civil/social/religious laws from God
2. The Lord writes His ten commandments on stone
3. Moses offers to atone for Israel's sin
4. Covenant renewal–the Lord writes the ten commandments a second time
5. The gospel message of the sanctuary
6. The outer court represented justification by faith
7. The holy place signified santification by faith
8. The most holy place represented glorification by faith
9. Was God's formula of law a copy of the Suzerains?
10. Old testament believers were saved by grace

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Chapter 11 - Jesus Christ is the Covenant

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