Beste Orangeburg podcasts (2025)

Speaker: Justin P. Sivley God’s word, in so many places, and reminds us of how great it is to be his children. In our text from Ephesians 3 we are reminded that we have God’s Spirit strengthening us, that Christ dwells in our hearts, that we can know God’s love, and that God can do more than we ask or think.…

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One Last Word – Malachi 4 (12/22/24 a.m. sermon)

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Speaker: Justin P. Sivley The Old Testament closes with a word concerning “the great and awesome day of the Lord.” Though the language of Malachi could be applied to the final day, it also pointed to a day that would be heralded by the “coming of Elijah,” a day which came when John came forth preaching to “repent for the Kingdom of Heaven is at han…

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Faith Lessons from the Life of Abraham – Lesson 4: Faith Through Conflict (12/22/24 Bible Class)

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Teacher: Justin P. Sivley After his failure in Egypt, Abraham returned to Canaan with his wife and nephew. But the possessions that Abraham had gained in Egypt soon became a cause of testing, ultimately resulting in separation from Lot.Door Orangeburg church of Christ

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The Misunderstood Servant of the Lord - Isaiah 52:13-53:12 35:06

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It is Finished – Part 2 (12/18/24 Bible Class)

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Teacher: Justin P. Sivley This week we focus exclusively on Jesus’ trial before Pilate, with special emphasis on the various people involved. We examine the hypocrisy of the Jewish leaders, the cowardice of Pilate, and the steadfastness of Jesus.Door Orangeburg church of Christ

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Finding Balance in Grace – Romans 6:1-7 (12/15/24 p.m. sermon)

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Speaker: Justin P. Sivley Grace is a wonderful and precious gift that God has given to us, but unfortunately it is also a gift that has great potential to be misunderstood and misapplied. When it comes to grace, we want to avoid the extremes of understanding grace, rather that be emphasizing grace too much (by sinning without restraint) or by empha…

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Out of Egypt I Called My Son – Hosea 11:1 (12/15/24 a.m. sermon)

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Speaker: Justin P Sivley In Hosea, God, through the prophet, spoke of the exodus of his people out of the land of Egypt and of the bondage that it represented. Centuries later the family of Jesus would mirror that exodus when they returned to their homeland after having fled to Egypt to escape Herod. But still today, in a metaphorical sense, God co…

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Faith Lessons from the Life of Abraham: Lesson 3 – Fear in Egypt (12/15/24 Bible Class)

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Teacher: Allen Hutchison The life of Abraham, as we read of it in Genesis, is one that is filled with ups and downs. Though there are moments of great faith, there are also moments of great failure, and the story of Genesis 12:10-20 is one of those moments. Though promised great things by God, Abraham has a set back in his trust as he goes to Egypt…

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The Courageous Servant of the Lord - Isaiah 50:4-9 32:48

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It is Finished – Part 1 (12/11/24 Bible Class)

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Teacher: Justin P. Sivley When Jesus concluded his words to his apostles, he went with them across the Kidron Valley to the Garden of Gethsemane. There he was arrested, and brought to trial before Jews and Romans, before being nailed to a cross, and buried in a borrowed tomb. This first lesson will focus first on Jesus’ arrest, and then on aspects …

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O Little Town, Part 2 – Micah 5 (12/8/24 p.m. sermon)

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Speaker: Justin P. Sivley When the Christ was born, it was known where he was to be born because of the words of the prophet in Micah 5:2. But as we look at this passage in context, we will hopefully that it was so much more than just an identifier of where the Messiah would be born, but of the nature of his ministry and his kingdom.…

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O Little Town, Part 1 – Micah 4 (12/8/24 a.m. sermon)

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Speaker: Justin P. Sivley When the Christ was born, it was known where he was to be born because of the words of the prophet in Micah 5:2. But as we look at this passage in context, we will hopefully that it was so much more than just an identifier of where the Messiah would be born, but of the nature of his ministry and his kingdom.…