Your Biblical Heritage Podcast

“The Secret of Effective Witnessing”

 What is your purpose? What were you created for? By ourlives and our words we are to seek first His Kingdom. And that means to communicate to our kindred family the truth of what the Bible says and means. And we are most effective when we do it together perfectly united in the Truth and in Love.

The title of Part 17 is “Promises of Certainty”. In this message, we will be discussing three promises you can expect to happen if you teach the truth of the exclusive gospel of theKingdom. They are: promises of persecution, of the presence of the Holy Spirit, and of the certainty of answered prayer. Embrace your calling as God’s servant.

Our Creator God has made us to minister the truth of the Kingdom in order to bear fruit that lasts. This message in John 15 explains how to do that. If we abide in intimate fellowship with Jesus Christ, He will give us the wisdom and power to do just that.

Do we need a reminder that, at any time and in any situation, we can freely access the “Helper” Who is the revealer of all spiritual truth? Not only doctrinally, but personally, in every relationship, in every decision – everything! You don’t have to live in your own limited understanding or power.

Have you ever considered that our Lord Jesus could be your close associate in everything you do? That there could be a daily personal interaction between you and Him for every matter of life – marriage, family, business – anything? Jesus said He was “the way.” The source of the way to be and to do. That’s what we will learn in today’s message.

Would you actually be humble enough to wash someone else’s feet? The Lord Jesus Christ did so to His disciples – even to the man who betrayed Him. Such loving service to those who might be considered our enemies may reveal our pride and perhaps bitterness or resentment that we have to face and resolve before our gracious God.

"The Reckoning of the Lord"

We are continuing our study of the Gospel of John. Today we are in chapter 12. Despite all the evidence about who Jesus Christ claimed to be and all the evidence of the signs and wonders that He performed, the first century Judean Israelites would not believe. They wanted a Jesus of their ownimagination and desire. In the end, even those who believed would not publicly confess Him. Why? Find the answer in this message.

We are continuing our study of the Gospel of John and are in chapter 11. This unique story of the raising of Lazarus from the dead not only demonstrates the glory and power of Jesus Christ as the Son of God, but verifies, once again, His divine nature as the “I Am.”  But we also will see the truth of the resurrection, not just from a manifestation of a new glorified body when we die, but also from an every day experience to actually experience the life and power of His resurrection now.

“The Identity of Jesus - Continued”

We continue and finish John chapter 8 in which thereligious leaders and other Judeans engage in a rather intense discussion with the Lord Jesus. In the end, those who previously “believed in Him” became hostile toward Jesus. We define who their “father” was regarding the terms the “devil”and “Satan.” In addition, we come across the division point, once again identifying who Jesus claimed to be.

In this podcast we will discuss what Jesus claimed about Himself and the implications of eternal life and eternal death. We will also talk about the correct perspective of our testimony before others about this sacred covenant gospel truth. You can be bold and confident that, along with your witness of the truth, there is Another who testifies right alongside of you.

In John chapter 6, Jesus proclaimed that He was “the Bread of Life.” What did that mean? The answer to that question reveals the answer to another question, “What is Life?” The answer to that question asks another question, “What is your purpose in this life?”

The title of this podcast cast is "Our Good Shepherd." Our text is John 10, in which Jesus identifies Himself as“the Good Shepherd.” How does He distinguish Himself from other self-proclaimed shepherds? A shepherd is a pastor or even an elder. This teaching of Jesus Himself as the Good Shepherd is a fulfillment of the prophesy of Ezekiel 34 and 37. He is our Shepherd today for true Israel. Is He your daily Shepherd as well?

This is one of the most inspiring stories - the healing of the man born blind. In sharp contrast to the healing of the paralyzed man in John 5, find out in John 9 how this man fearlessly gave forthright testimony about his healing and about the One who healed him. You will find this story inspiring and challenging in your own life.

This is one of the most inspiring stories - the healing ofthe man born blind. In sharp contrast to the healing of the paralyzed man inJohn 5, find out in John 9 how this man fearlessly gave forthright testimonyabout his healing and about the One who healed him. You will find this storyinspiring and challenging in your own life.

This is one of the most inspiring stories - the healing ofthe man born blind. In sharp contrast to the healing of the paralyzed man inJohn 5, find out in John 9 how this man fearlessly gave forthright testimonyabout his healing and about the One who healed him. You will find this storyinspiring and challenging in your own life.

This message reveals a problem all of us struggle with fromtime to time:  self-pity. It is the tempting consequence of our times that can be identified as victimhood. Jesus Christ called it sin. There is a solution to resolve it. Find it here in this podcast.

In Lord of Glory - Part 4, called "The Gift of Living Water," we will examine the story of Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan women. Here we find the promise and gift of God called the “Living Water.” What is it and what are the potential barriers that prevent us from experiencing it?

Part 3 is entitled "Spiritual Birth: The Beginning of Life." Your life between conception and death was intended to be lived with ultimate purpose. That’s what life is or can be. Can you define your purpose biblically speaking? If not, you’re drifting. This message testifies that life has a supernatural beginning so God can fulfill in you the reason He created you in the first place.

What is the baptism of the Holy Spirit? What does it meanand what is the outworking of that baptism? The ministry of Jesus Christ was to equip us with the Holy Spirit in order to empower us for ministry in the body of Christ.

We are continuing the expository series of messages in the Gospel of John. This message is entitled “What It Means To Receive Jesus Christ.” We are studying what John 1:1-18 says and means about the identity of Jesus. Was He the living Son of God – that is, God manifested in the flesh? What we conclude is a matter of life and death. What will you do with this Jesus?

I am very excited to present Part 1 of this series on the Gospel of John.

In this message, I delve into the text of John 1:1-3 to demonstrate what it actually says about the identity of “the Word” – our Lord Jesus Christ. The entire integrity of the Bible is based on this. Be right or be dead.

The Kingdom mission command to “seek first the Kingdom of God” can be effectively carried out and fulfilled through crafting a definite purpose and plan of action through a local “Master Mind” group. That’s what we discuss in Part 9 of the Principles and Practices of a Church ExpansionProgram. This is the final episode in this series.

The Bible reveals the unfolding plan and purpose of God which is to re-establish His Kingdom here and now. In Part 8 of this series, we trace that unfolding plan to reveal The Master’s Blueprint. How can we know and be a part of that? Answering that question may also reveal the purpose and calling on your life.

We are in an advanced spiritual warfare and things are rapidly accelerating. So far, the Covenant People have been ineffective to even begin to match the powerful forces coming against us. Today’s message is about learning to use a relatively unknown weapon of this warfare.

There are many of you who listen to this message who have a burning desire to successfully share the truth of the Covenant Gospel. But honestly, all of us have had very little or no success.

Could it be that there is a missing piece that would give us insight about how we may start to experience opportunities to move forward to be the effective messengers of the Truth?

There are many of you who listen to this message who have aburning desire to successfully share the truth of the Covenant Gospel. Buthonestly, all of us have had very little or no success.

Could it be that there is a missing piece that would give usinsight about how we may start to experience opportunities to move forward tobe the effective messengers of the Truth?

Without faith it is impossible to please God. That is true and why faith is indispensable to incorporate in our lives. This podcast reveals three revelatory aspects of faith that describe the kind of biblical faith we need to live by personally to accomplish the calling of God according to His purpose.

Do our inward and private thoughts and beliefs affect othersaround us? Do the words we speak positively or negatively affect others? Yes! Every day we have to make these choices for either light or darkness.

Every day we have a choice to think, talk, and act with a positive mental attitude or negative mental attitude. If you expect to live in a vibrant faith in God, you must start making some conscious changes. Get some practical ideas in this podcast.

The first prerequisite to begin to carry out the mission of Jesus Christ, in order to “seek first the Kingdom of God” and expand the Kingdom, is a burning desire to do so. Where does that come from? How can that begin to be a reality for you? The answer is in Part 2 of this podcast series.

Are you ready to launch into unchartered territory to engage, teach, and start a local church assembly? This series is the start of a journey to work toward that Kingdom goal. Let’s get started!

As New Covenant believers, we are called to be bold and stand firm in the truth of the covenant gospel despite the seemingly overwhelming opposition in either the political or religious world “system.” This message explains how to do that.

The Kingdom of God and every local church assembly isestablished, built, and expanded on the foundation of marriages between husband and wife and the fruit of their children. From the first creation of Adam and his wife to today’s New Covenant families assembled in each local congregation, the building blocks of the Kingdom never change. This is God’s established order.

Today we discuss the necessity of laying a foundation in Practicing Moral Virtue in the midst of a morally corrupt culture. We are to be salt and light as ambassadors of Jesus Christ, the Light. In this, we ensure the power of the Holy Spirit.

Indispensable to experiencing the power of the Holy Spirit in the church assembly is practicing relational integrity. Creating right relationships manifests in unity. It take work, but that's what we are called to. Build that foundation .

This is Part 6 in our series called “Implementing the Power of the Holy Spirit.”  Unity within the local church body is essential if the power of the Holy Spirit is to be realized and the purpose of God fulfilled. This podcast discusses the two mandatory aspects that help ensure peace and stability within each local church body.

Does the God of our fathers have the power to transform our present deteriorating culture to actually manifest His Kingdom now? We would say, "Of course!" But do we really believe that He, through His Spirit, can actually performs mighty works through us today? In this podcast we will review just a few illustrations of God's power in the Old Covenant age that will strengthen your faith for today.

Is it possible to actually manifest the Kingdom of God here in real time and space? This podcast begins to explore what the written revelation of God says about the now available authority and power of our Lord Jesus Christ toward His Covenant People by the Holy Spirit.

The calling of God on each individual and each local church assembly is to fulfill God's purpose to manifest His Kingdom on earth. Today's message ensures the fulfillment of that calling by the power of God.

In Part 3, we explore three foundations that form the bedrock necessary to release the power of the Holy Spirit. It asks "What is the purpose of the called or chosen of God?"

This is Part 2 in our series on the Implementing the Power of the Holy Spirit. The future new world order communist system marches on toward fulfilling Agenda 2030. Does God have a plan to defeat these forces and actually manifest His Kingdom on earth? If we follow the plan, then we can reign and rule with Jesus Christ now!

In this message, I address the present day barriers we are confronted with when attempting to announce the life-changing gospel of the New Covenant Kingdom message. I challenge you to believe and obey our Lord Jesus for the impossible.

In Part 2 of the series "Engaging the Holy Spirit," I discuss the purpose for which the Father and Son sent the Spirit. Of course, we need the Holy Spirit personally, but also He is absolutely essential for God's work in and through us for Kingdom ministry. The emphasis here is to practice the presence of the Spirit daily and ask Him questions.

This is Part 1 of a series entitled “Engaging the Holy Spirit.” I begin to lay the foundation of the importance of the ministry of the Holy Spirit in terms of the fundamental changes that took place from the Old Testament to the New Testament.

I am thankful that I live here in the United States of America. But on this occasion that commemorates the Declaration of Independence, we are deceiving ourselves if we do not rightly reckon that we are NOT free, but enslaved by those who hate us. Those who believe the truth of the Covenant message, however, hold the answer to our present dilemma.

This is Part 8 in our series on "What the Bible Says About Jesus' Coming."  We complete this series on prophecy with many representative New Testament passages from the Apostles’ writings regarding the first century expectation of Jesus’ return. Are they consistent with Jesus’ teaching that has already been discussed?

This is Part 7 in our series on "What the Bible Says About Jesus' Coming."  As a segue into the Apostles' teaching on the timing of Jesus' coming, we discuss three specific references connecting what Jesus taught which was confirmed by His Apostles. These are the references to coming on the clouds, the tribes shall mourn, and the thief in the night. Do these references logically indicate that the Lord Jesus would come again in the future relative to our day or that He already came?

In part 6 of this series, we focus on the meaning and use of prophetic language to describe the judgment on Jerusalem and the Temple and the salvation or ingathering of the saints from God’s judgment or wrath. These are just prior to and simultaneous with Jesus’ coming. Was this a past historical event or is it still yet in the future?

We continue our study of Matthew 24, Mark 13 and Luke 21 to discuss the three major signs that would take place before Jesus’ return.

Did these signs take place in the first century AD or are they to take place yet in the future relative to our time at the present?

With this podcast we delve into Matthew 24 and Jesus’ answer to His disciples’ questions about His future coming relative to their lifetime. Did they understand that His coming was to be in the distant future beyond their lifetime and the first century? Let’s read what Jesus taught and draw a conclusion.

As we continue our study of the timing of Jesus’ Coming, we examine the preceding context of Matthew 24, Mark 13, and Luke 221 regarding what Jesus taught about His coming. This context will give us the first century perspective at the time of Jesus’ discourse.

We continue to lay more foundation necessary to accurately interpret the prophetic texts regarding the time frame of the coming of Jesus Christ. In Part 2, we discuss two common mistakes many people make in respect to understanding prophetic teaching. In addition, we discuss the most logical approach about how to begin our study. We ask the question, Where do we start?

We begin a new series today about the subject matter of the coming or return of Jesus Christ. Throughout this series we will be examining two hypotheses:

(1) Jesus is yet to come again in the future, and

(2) Jesus has already come.

What does the Bible say? Part 1 reviews the basic fundamentals of biblical interpretation as a prelude to examining the text of the Scripture.