If this Art of Catholic Podcast episode whets your appetite to learn more, click below to get access to all of the video courses included in the Science of Sainthood! 🟡 Science of Sainthood Website:  <a href= "https://bit.ly/3RerqTV">https://bit.ly/3RerqTV</a> 🔴 Watch the FREE Science of Sainthood Course: CATHOLIC MYSTICISM & THE BEAUTIFUL LIFE OF GRACE for FREE! <a href= "https://bit.ly/45FNCLp">https://bit.ly/45FNCLp</a> 🟢 Join Matthew on a 5 Star PILGRIMAGE to the HOLY LAND  <a href= "https://bit.ly/460YseG">https://bit.ly/460YseG</a> 🔵 SUPPORT Matthew's work to spread the Catholic faith  <a href= "https://bit.ly/3sOqGuL">https://bit.ly/3sOqGuL</a> ▶️ Please like and SHARE this video by clicking the SHARE button! I’d bet my bottom dollar that you have a loved one or know people who have left the faith. Maybe it’s a spouse, children, friends, or whomever. It’s heartbreaking. They walk away from the very source of eternal life and we’re beside ourselves as to what to do.  And the typical reaction is often to nag, cajole, and strategically place evangelistic books on the coffee table in a desperate effort to light a spark in the heart of the wayward. It rarely works. So what do we do? How do we get them back? How do we get them to desire divine life and return wholeheartedly to the sacraments?

133 The Powerful Battle Plan to Bring Loved Ones Back to the Church

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If this Art of Catholic Podcast episode whets your appetite to learn more, click below to get access to all of the video courses included in the Science of Sainthood! 🟡 Science of Sainthood Website:  <a href= "https://bit.ly/3PhKWxw">https://bit.ly/3PhKWxw</a> 🔴 Watch the FREE Science of Sainthood Course: CATHOLIC MYSTICISM & THE BEAUTIFUL LIFE OF GRACE for FREE! <a href= "https://bit.ly/3YVavb3">https://bit.ly/3YVavb3</a> 🟢 Join Matthew on a 5 Star PILGRIMAGE to the HOLY LAND  <a href= "https://bit.ly/3OZdKcP">https://bit.ly/3OZdKcP</a> 🔵 SUPPORT Matthew's work to spread the Catholic faith  <a href= "https://bit.ly/44BBtFP">https://bit.ly/44BBtFP</a> ▶️ Please like and SHARE this video by clicking the SHARE button! We all need healing...every last one of us. And the latest Art of Catholic Podcast episode explores a bit of a different, but powerful angle on the topic that can make all the difference when it comes to healing deep emotional wounds and finding true freedom. Most Catholics are at least somewhat familiar with the idea of redemptive suffering. It's what your mom was referring to every time you stubbed your toe as a kid and she'd tell you to "offer it up."  Redemptive suffering takes place when we unite our own trials to Christ's through a simple act of the will and obtain graces for ourselves and others. But have you ever heard of redemptive healing? In my conversation with Catholic psychologist and Franciscan University of Steubenville professor Dr. Matthew Breuninger, we discuss what redemptive healing is and why approaching inner healing through a trusting relationship with God is the only way to make real progress. We also hit topics like: -The powerful role of forgiveness in healing -How suffering mistakenly becomes normalized -Why living for security robs us of freedom -The difference between pain and suffering -How we can experience freedom in Christ and still carry wounds.  So if you or anyone you know has struggled to heal from interior wounds, this is an episode you don't want to miss.

132 Catholic Psychologist's Take on Inner Healing & Forgiveness w/ Dr. Matthew Breuninger

Join internationally-known Catholic evangelist & founder of ScienceOfSainthood.com, Matthew Leonard, for joyful, passionate (and often humorous) explanations of the deep truths of the faith and interesting interviews with Catholic luminaries. This is the art of living. This is the Art of Catholic. ScienceOfSainthood.com.

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Jesus reassures His disciples that they need not worry about serving the Kingdom Program, for the program is as easy as 1, 2, 3.

28B Chapter 28:9-20

Let’s understand what happened to Jesus in death and resurrection…so we can understand what will happen to us.

28A Chapter 28:1-10

When compared to the other three Gospel accounts, the Gospel of Matthew is distinctly Jewish. Matthew wrote from the perspective of Old Testament prophecy to demonstrate New Testament fulfilment in the Person of Jesus Christ. Matthew's Gospel is well-known for its distinctive features like the Jesus' birth story, the Beatitudes in the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus' confrontations with the Pharisees and His in-depth explanations of end times events.

Gospel of Matthew

Is joy the icing on the cake of life—or the fuel on which it runs? On this Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman, Marcus Warner and Chris Coursey dig deep into brain science to discover how to capture real joy for our lives. They believe you can build habits that fill your life with greater joy and satisfaction. Don’t miss the encouragement on Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman.
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Stories of sacrifice, resilience and love. You’ll hear them on this Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman. During the Vietnam War, American soldiers were held captive as POWs. Their stories show the power of real love in the midst of separation, hardship and danger. Don’t miss the inspiring stories you’ll encounter on Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman.
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Hosted by Dr. Gary Chapman, Chris Fabry and Andrea Fabry, Building Relationships is a weekly 54-minute program offering life-changing insight and realistic advice rooted in the Word of God.

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"Joy to the World! The Lord is come!" Listen to this lesson to learn that the Christmas story is always timely and should be celebrated year-round. Find out more accurate accounts of what happened at Christ's birth and how Luke's narrative is based on eyewitnesses and careful research. Discover who Caesar Augustus was and why God chose this as the ideal time for the Savior to be born. See how the shepherds followed the angels' bidding to spread the good news and how the birth of Christ is just as life-changing today as it was then.

Matthew (2013) - 5 - Arrival of the Messiah [b]

5 - Arrival of the Messiah [b]

True stories of the lives of famous people quickly move to the top of the best sellers' charts. Listen to this lesson to get in at the beginning of the engrossing story of the life of Christ as told by a once-hated tax collector, Matthew. See how his emphasis is on Christ as the promised Messianic king. Buckle your seatbelt for a "fly-over" view of the entire book and its six-point outline to get you ready for the not-to-be-missed practical ways this gospel can impact your life.

Matthew (2013) - 1 - Jesus: King of the Jews [a]

1 - Jesus: King of the Jews [a]

True stories of the lives of famous people quickly move to the top of the best sellers' charts. Listen to this series about the engrossing story of the life of Christ as told by a once-hated tax collector, Matthew. See how his emphasis is on Christ as the promised Messianic king. Find out about the not-to-be-missed practical ways this gospel can impact your life.

Matthew (2013)

Senior Pastor Brian Larson teaches verse-by-verse through a book of the Bible, in this study: the Gospel of Matthew.

Gospel of Matthew - Verse by Verse with Pastor Brian Larson - True To His Word

Hearing today's Gospel, we might feel some injustice as those who worked for ten hours in the vineyard receive the same recompense as only an hour. What amazes me, however, is that the landowner is relentless in his search for workers, which yields both responsible ones who are ready to work at dawn and lazy ones who don't bother to get out of bed most of the day. Obviously the quality of work will be affected. Yet, we learn something about God from this: God loves all of his children and wants all of his children with him in his kingdom and is relentless in his search -- going out at six and nine and noon and three and five -- to track down every one.

Hearing today's Gospel, we might feel some injustice as those who worked for ten hours in the vineyard receive the same recompense as only an hour. What amazes me, however, is that the landowner is relentless in his search for workers, which yields b...

God Also Wants Lazy People

In our Sunday readings over the past month or so we've heard Jesus talk about the church a couple times, which is significant, because they are the only two times that Jesus uses the word "church" in all four Gospels. Zooming out of our readings, he gives us a vision of what he desires his church to be: A Church in which we take responsibility for the material and spiritual needs of its members. A Church in which we are willing to have difficult conversations with each other so long as we do so out of love with the commitment of accompanying each other as we grow in holiness. A Church of mercy, non-violence, and forgiveness. May we accept the grace to be the Church Jesus wants us to be!

In our Sunday readings over the past month or so we've heard Jesus talk about the church a couple times, which is significant, because they are the only two times that Jesus uses the word "church" in all four Gospels. Zooming out of our readings, he ...

What Jesus Wants His Church to be Like

Homilies by Fr. Matthew Wiering, Diocese of New Ulm, MN

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Matthew 28:20

Matthew 28:16-20

This podcast contains the sermons covering the Book of Matthew delivered on Sundays at Fillmore Baptist Church in Princeton, Louisiana.

FBC Series: The Book of Matthew

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Matthew 3 – The Ministry of John the Baptist

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Matthew 1 – Genealogy, Origins, History

Pastor David Guzik preaches through the New Testament Gospel of Matthew

The Gospel of Matthew – Enduring Word Media Server

Pastor Evan teaches how we are Chosen to build God's Kingdom!

Chosen Pt. 4

Pastor Evan shows us how we are chosen to lead!

Chosen Pt.3

Welcome to the weekly podcast of Church 54 New Orleans, led by Pastors Evan and Leah Pitts. Jesus is our message and people are our passion!  We are a life-giving church who's vision is for people to Encounter God, Enjoy Freedom, Experience Purpose, and Empower Others. We pray you are encouraged by this podcast. To learn more visit our website at https://church54.com.

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Dr. Matthew Bunson discusses the life, times and teachings of St. Cyril of Alexandria Born: 378 AD, Alexandria, Egypt Died: June 27, 444 AD, Alexandria, Egypt For more on St. Cyril of Alexandria and his teachings Clement of Alexandria – Who is the Rich Man That Shall Be Saved? – Exhortation to the Heathen – The Instructor – The Stromata, or Miscellanies – Fragments From ... <a title="St. Cyril of Alexandria – The Doctors of the Church: The Charism of Wisdom with Dr. Matthew Bunson" class="read-more" href="https://www.discerninghearts.com/catholic-podcasts/dc12-st-cyril-of-alexandria-the-doctors-of-the-church-the-charism-of-wisdom-with-dr-matthew-bunson-2/" aria-label="More on St. Cyril of Alexandria – The Doctors of the Church: The Charism of Wisdom with Dr. Matthew Bunson">Read more</a>
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St. Cyril of Alexandria – The Doctors of the Church: The Charism of Wisdom with Dr. Matthew Bunson

Join Dr. Matthew Bunson and Kris McGregor as they continue to discuss the life and teachings of St. Anthony of Padua
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Join Dr. Matthew Bunson and Kris McGregor as they continue to discuss the life and teachings of St. Anthony of Padua

St. Anthony of Padua – The Doctors of the Church: The Charism of Wisdom w/ Dr. Matthew Bunson

Doctors of the Church: The Charism of Wisdom and more with Dr. Matthew Bunson.



Dr. Bunson Senior Fellow of the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology, is one of the United States’ leading authorities on the papacy and the Church.



His books include: The Encyclopedia of Catholic History; The Encyclopedia of Saints; Papal Wisdom; All Shall Be Well; Encyclopedia of the Roman Empire; and The Angelic Doctor: The Life and World of St. Thomas Aquinas; The Pope Encyclopedia; We Have a Pope! Benedict XVI, the first Catholic biography of the Holy Father in the English language; and most recently, St. Damien of Molokai: Apostle of the Exiled.



He is presently completing The Encyclopedia of the American Catholic Church for Our Sunday Visitor.

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Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary: a really big deal in heaven! Mary is the ideal woman: uniting tenderness with power. Do you need more faith in uncertain times? What is consecration to Mary? How do we follow in her footsteps? Virtues of our Blessed Mother, Mary and why consecration to her […]
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Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary: a really big deal in heaven! Mary is the ideal woman: uniting tenderness with power. Do you need more faith in uncertain times? What is consecration to Mary? How do we follow in her footsteps?

Why consecrate yourself to Mary?

Father Matthew: surprised by Relevant Radio friends, today. Father shares testimonies of lives changed by Catholic radio…including his own. Everything is a blessing, if we allow God’s mercy to permeate it. The current pandemic situation included. Next week is Holy Week: Close to Jesus to the Last – a five part retreat with Father Rocky […]
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Father Matthew: surprised by Relevant Radio friends, today. Father shares testimonies of lives changed by Catholic radio…including his own. Everything is a blessing, if we allow God’s mercy to permeate it. The current pandemic situation included.

Last Show, Souls Changed, Surprises & Lessons, Holy Week 4.3.20

St. Joseph’s Workshop with Fr. Matthew Spencer helps listeners to grow in holiness and navigate the ins and outs of Christian living. Fr. Spencer provides direction for your spiritual life and will help you find grace in the ordinary moments of everyday life.

St. Joseph's Workshop with Fr. Matthew Spencer

Losing someone isn’t an easy thing to get over. You instantly remember all the good times, although there were bad ones now and then, and quickly try to understand how life will be without this person from now on.

Till Death Do Us Apart

We learn from all our failures and our successes. The past molds us to become stronger to take on tougher challenges that we will face in the future. It also defines us; it defines the person that you are. Each one of us carries a unique story that can change us for good or for bad.

Let It Go, It’s Your Time To Shine

Aaron Matthew's Podcast is a motivational podcast which tackles real-life stories and share stories based on everyone’s experience. This is Aaron Matthew's Podcast by Aaron Matthew Beharry. Hosted by Aaron Matthew Beharry.

Aaron Matthew Beharry, previously known as Aaron Jhinkoo, was born on October 30, 2001, in Saint Clair Medical Centre, Saint Clair, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, to Stacy Kavita Bhagwansingh and Roger Beharry.

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Matthew Chapter 3 Part 1

The Genealogy of Jesus and Women in the Gospels

A series of messages devoted to in-depth exploration of the teachings of Jesus Christ as portrayed in the Gospel of Matthew.  Messages are delivered every Sunday to the college Sunday school class at West University Baptist Church in Houston, TX.

The Gospel of Matthew

What Does the Bible Say About 'College Life'?

What Does the Bible Say About 'MidLife'?

Matthews Orthodox Presbyterian Church (Matthews OPC) located in Matthews, N.C., just outside the city of Charlotte.  We post sermons weekly. You can learn more about us by visiting our website at: www.matthewsopc.org.

Matthews Orthodox Presbyterian Church Sermons

Is it licit for Christians to be anonymous on the internet? What role could anonymity play in evangelism? Should you tell your pastor about your secret accounts? And is Twitter the only problem? Andrew, Alastair, and Matt (n.b., not anonymous) discuss. 
Full show notes at www.merefidelity.com.

Is it licit for Christians to be anonymous on the…

Internet Anonymity

What exactly does it mean for God to “vindicate,” “sanctify,” or “glorify” His name? Derek has been giving this question a lot of systematic theology thought. Alastair and Matt join him in this intellectual workout, starting with the Lord’s Prayer and proceeding through Athanasius, Aquinas, honor culture, and our own times. 
Full show notes at www.merefidelity.com.

What exactly does it mean for God to “vindicate,”…

The Name of the Lord

From the Mere Orthodoxy Podcast Network: thoughtful weekly conversations about theology, the culture, and the church, hosted by Matthew Lee Anderson, Derek Rishmawy, Alastair Roberts, and Andrew Wilson.

Mere Fidelity

Understanding the Event of Rapture

The Reality Of Heaven And Hell (Part2)

It is a joy to have you listen to our podcast. It is our earnest prayer that you encounter God as you listen, read and study the word led Bishop Matthew Addae-Mensah.

Bishop Matthew Addae-Mensah

Be Thankfull

Winning on Purpose

Weekly sermons from St. Matthew Lutheran Church in Rocklin, California.

St. Matthew Lutheran Church- Rocklin, California

<div class="field field-name-field-sermon-description field-type-text-with-summary field-label-hidden"><div class="field-items"><div class="field-item even">Text: Deuteronomy 6:1-3, 20-25; 2 Timothy 4:1-8
 
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Text: Deuteronomy 6:1-3, 20-25; 2 Timothy 4:1-8

Legacy Sunday: For the past, and many years to come!

Rejection of Jesus

The weekly sermon podcast for St. Matthew Lutheran Church in Wixom, MI. For more information on St. Matthew and for downloads related to this podcast, visit http://www.st-matthew.org

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A Firm Foundation

Trees That Don't Whither

The weekly sermon podcast for St. Matthew Lutheran Church in Walled Lake and Wixom, MI. For more information on St. Matthew and for downloads related to this podcast, visit http://www.st-matthew.org

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We have completed our studies in the book of Acts. We left Paul a prisoner in Rome, dwelling in his own hired house. He was awaiting trial before the emperor, but was free to have his friends visit him and to write letters to all parts of the empire. That is as far as Luke's inspired account goes. That is as much as we know from Acts of what happened to the early Christians. The book of Acts closes about A. D. 62. We know from suggestions in Paul's later letters that he very likely was freed and traveled about again during the time when Nero was emperor and Christianity was rapidly spreading throughout the Roman Empire as it brought new hope and new light to a pagan world which had lost its hope and light.

The Mystery of History  (Matthew 13:1-17)

We shall turn again this morning to the thirteenth chapter of the Gospel of Matthew. Here we are looking together at the Sermon on the Sea which our Lord preached from a boat on the Sea of Galilee. A great crowd was assembled on the beach listening to him as he delivered seven parables which he called the secrets, or mysteries, of the kingdom of heaven. These seven parables constitute a view of the age following our Lord's appearance on earth, the present age in which we live.

The Case of the Lavish Farmer  (Matthew 13:3-23)

Beginning in the New Testament we move from the realm of shadow, type, and prophecy, into the full sunshine of the presentation of the Son of God. The Old Testament speaks of him on every page, but speaks in shadows, in types, in symbols, and in prophecies -- all looking forward to the coming of Someone. You cannot read the Old Testament without being aware of that constant promise running through every page -- Someone is coming! Someone is coming!

Now, when we open the Gospels, that Someone steps forth in the fullness of his glory. As John says, "We have beheld his glory...as of the only Son from the Father," (John 1:14 (RSV). I love the Gospels. They are to me one of the most perennially fascinating sections of the Bible. There you see Christ as he is. Remember that what he was is what he is; and what he is is what you have, if you are a Christian. All the fullness of his character and being and life is available to us, and we only learn what those resources are as we see him as he was and is. That is why the Gospel records are so important to us.

People often wonder why we have four Gospels. There is a very good reason for this. It is interesting to note that each of these Gospels is a development of an exclamatory statement that is found in the Old Testament. Four different times -- and only four times -- in the Old Testament there was an exclamatory statement made concerning the Messiah, introduced always by the word behold. In one of the prophets we read, "Behold thy king, O Israel!" In another place we read, "Behold the man!" In a third place we read, "Behold my servant!" In still a fourth place we read, "Behold thy God!" These four statements are amplified and developed in the four Gospels -- Matthew, the Gospel of the King; Mark, the Gospel of the Servant; Luke, the Gospel of the Son of man; and John, the Gospel of God, the presentation of the Son of God.

These four Gospels give us four aspects of our Lord's character and person. They are not, strictly speaking, biographies. They are really sketches about the Person of Christ -- eyewitness accounts by those who knew him personally, or those immediately associated with them. Therefore, they have the ring of authenticity, and they carry to our hearts that first and marvelous impression that our Lord made upon his own disciples, and then upon the multitudes that followed him. No more amazing character has ever walked among men. As you read the Gospel accounts, I hope something of this fascination breaks upon your own heart as you see him stepping forth from these pages, revealed to you by the Spirit, when you see him as he is.

The first book of the New Testament is Matthew, and this is the place where most people start reading the Bible. I think more people begin reading in the New Testament than the Old, therefore, that would make Matthew the most widely read book in all the world. In fact, Renan, the French skeptic, said of this book, "This is the most important book of all Christendom." He also said, "The most important book that has ever been written is the Gospel of Matthew." But it has its critics, too. There are those who claim that this book contains nothing but the early legends of the church which grew up around Jesus, that these accounts are not historical, and that this book was not actually written until the fourth century A.D. Therefore, they say, we are uncertain as to how much is really true. Other critics make the claim that this is only one of many gospels that were circulated.

Matthew: Behold Your King!

The Center Point Church Tallahassee podcasts are a collection of a few sermons preached over the years since we were first established in 2003.

Center Point Church Tallahassee Podcast

Matthew 27:24-54

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Pastor John MacArthur on SermonAudio

A new MP3 sermon from <a href="http://www.sermonaudio.com/source_detail.asp?sourceid=johnmacarthur">Grace to You</a> is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: 

Title: The Policeman and the Son of God (Matthew 27:54) 
Speaker: Pastor John MacArthur 
Broadcaster: Grace to You 
Event: Sunday Service 
Date: 11/14/2021 
Length: 52 min.

The Policeman and the Son of God (Matthew 27:54)

We are a Bible believing church in Belgrade Montana. Subscribe to our feeds to listen to our expository Reformed sermons. We also include from time to time brief meditations on different topics.

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If Christ is going to have a successful mission he better accomplish something that is tangible.  Rome and Israel both have an issue with the way Christ conducts His holy war.  In their mind Christ is a weak king whose mission falls flat, Christ is a king with bigger ideals than power, and Christ is a king who is not to be feared.  Are these claims true?  How can we say that Christ's mission is successful as we have record of Christ dying on the cross?

Victory Through Defeat (Matthew 27:27-56)

The Weirdness of Matthew 27:51-54 by Mere Fidelity

The Weirdness of Matthew 27:51-54

This website offers audio and reading sermons from ministers of the 'Reformed Congregations' - denomination ('Gereformeerde Gemeenten') from different countries: the Netherlands, Canada, United States, Nigeria and New Zealand.

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Theme: Meditations on the Message of the Death of the Son of God Point 1: Jesus' Death is the Record of the Greatest Sin Ever Committed, Point 2: Jesus' Death is the Exhibition of the Greatest Love Ever Witnessed, Point 3: Jesus' Death is the Manifestation of the Greatest Victory Ever Achieved, Point 4: Jesus' Death Introduces the Greatest Force Ever Operated

Rev. A.T. Vergunst on Matthew 27 : 54

Dr. Terry E. Zebulske's sermons, recorded live at Grace Community Church, Mechanicsburg, PA.

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Pastor Zebulske preaches from the book of Matthew

Calvary Miracles - Matthew 27:32-54

Lessons taught by Dr. Alan Streett to the Presidents' Class at FBC Dallas www.presidentsclass.org

Lessons from Matthew

Lesson 72 in series of lessons taught by Dr. Alan Streett to the Presidents' Class at First Baptist Church of Dallas, Texas.

Matthew 27:27-54

Sunday sermon from Redemption Church. For more information, visit www.redemptiondurham.ca

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Matthew 27:32-54 - The Irony of the Cross by Redemption Church

Matthew 27:32-54 - The Irony of the Cross

Matthew 27:32-54 - The Irony of the Cross by Rede…

Theme: Why Christ was Truly Forsaken Point 1: Truly Forsaken, Point 2: Why, Point 3: Not Forsaken

Rev. P. Van Ruitenburg on Matthew 27 : 27 - 56

The weekly sermon from Calvary Chapel Turlock. We pray God richly blesses you through the teaching of His word. Know the Word, know the Lord.

Calvary Chapel Turlock

Through the Bible • Isaiah 54 - 56

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Gospel on SermonAudio

A new MP3 sermon from <a href="http://www.sermonaudio.com/source_detail.asp?sourceid=jonjacobs">Jon Jacobs/Grace Presbyterian Church</a> is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: 

Title: Matthew 27:45-56: The Crucifixion [part 2] 
Subtitle: The Gospel of Matthew 
Speaker: Dr. Jon Jacobs 
Broadcaster: Jon Jacobs/Grace Presbyterian Church 
Event: Sunday Service 
Date: 12/6/2020 
Bible: Matthew 27:45-56 
Length: 40 min.

Matthew 27:45-56: The Crucifixion [part 2]

Theme: Three Voices on Golgotha Point 1: The voice of the Saviour, Point 2: The voice of the earth, Point 3: The voice of the centurion

Rev. C. Sonnevelt on Matthew 27 : 50 - 54

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Today's Bible Translation



Bible translation used in today's episode: Ch. 54 NET; Ch. 55 NLV; Ch. 56 ESV



Podcast Introduction



This is the Psalms Wednesday, and we’ll read chapters 54-56. The title is this episode is “Betrayed“.  We’ll also have a time of Praise and Prayer Requests.



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Comments on Psalms 54-56



Introduction to Psalm 54



The title of this psalm is "To the Chief Musician. With stringed instruments. A Contemplation of David when the Ziphites went and said to Saul, 'Is David not hiding with us?'”



The Ziphites betrayed David to Saul twice. We read about these betrayals in 1 Samuel 23 and 1 Samuel 26. On both occasions, David was able to escape. This psalm probably refers to the episode in 1 Samuel 23. 



Very few psalms give specific musical instructions like this one, which says, "With stringed instruments." And the Hebrew word for Contemplation (maskil) might be better translated as Instruction.



Introduction to Psalm 55



The title of this psalm is "To the Chief Musician. With stringed instruments. A Contemplation of David." There was a time in David's life when one of his sons, Absalom, tried to overthrow David as king. During this rebellion one of David's most trusted men, Ahithophel, sided with Absalom. This psalm seems to have been written during this period of David's life. However, in verse 15 David calls to God to send his enemies to Sheol (another word for Hell), when we know from other scriptures that David did not want harm to come to Absalom. So it is possible that this psalm is about another time in David's life that we do not have record of.



Introduction to Psalm 56



The title of this psalm is "To the Chief Musician. Set to 'The Silent Dove in Distant Lands.' A Michtam of David when the Philistines captured him in Gath."



"Set to 'The Silent Dove in Distant Lands" is probably an instruction to sing this psalm to the tune of a song that was known at the time.



Scholars do not know the precise meaning of the word michtam. It is possible that it refers to something made of gold, so in connection with a psalm, a michtam might be something so precious that it was to be engraved in gold. 



We read of David's capture by the Philistines in 1 Samuel 21:10-15. This was a difficult time for him when he was afraid and alone. He didn't know if he would survive.



Comments on Psalm 55



A psalm of David in which he has been greatly hurt by his enemies, especially one who had been a trusted friend and ally. 




12 I would be able to take it if one who hates me were putting me to shame. I could hide from him. It is not one who hates me who has put himself up against me. 13 But it is you, a man like myself, one who has gone with me, my close friend. 14 We shared together. And we walked with the people in the house of God.
Psalm 55: 12-14 NET



This person is not identified, but it seems more than likely that it is Ahithophel, who was a trusted counselor to David. During Absalom's revolt against his father, Ahithophel deserted David and supported Absalom.



Not only did David have to deal with the heartbreak of his own son turning against him, but that of one who gave him counsel, helped him, and knew his idiosyncrasies, strengths and weaknesses. 




20 He goes against those who were at peace with him. He has broken his agreement. 21 What he says is smoother than butter, but war is in his heart. His words are softer than oil, yet they are raised swords.
Psalm 55: 20-21 NET



Have you ever been betrayed by someone close to you? Someone you trusted? It's a heartbreak unlike any other. But such is the condition of the human heart. Who can trust it?



The first time it happened to me was when I was a young teenager, maybe 12 or 13 years old. I don't remember my exact age, but a friend of mine who lived a few doors down from me, someone whom I had been friends with since about the fourth or fifth grade,

Transcript    Today's Bible Translation    Bible translation used in today's episode: Ch. 54 NET; Ch. 55 NLV; Ch. 56 ESV    Podcast Introduction    This is the Psalms Wednesday, and we’ll read chapters 54-56. The title is this episode is “Betrayed“.

Psalms 54-56: Betrayed

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