HeartCry Podcasts

Q and A - Part 2
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1. How do you reconcile the fact that some people say they are christians yet they are asociated with a heretical group?

2. See Q and A - Part 1 Question 3

3. How do you come into a church as a new pastor and bring about reform in discipline and church membership?

4. An exhortation on respecting church elders

Posted 11/20/2008

Q and A - Part 1
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  • 1. How does worship become a part of our everyday life?
  • 2. What does biblical discipleship look like?
  • 3. How do you discern when it is the will of God and when it is not?
  • 4. Kingdom of Heaven?
  • 5. How to tell if a church is in the Kingdom of God?

Posted 11/19/2008

Q and A - Presuppositional Appologetics
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"Man can argue with an argument, but not a changed life."

Posted 11/14/2008

Q and A - How to Explain Old Testament Salvation in Christ?
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Posted 11/14/2008

Q and A - Persecution: Is It Coming? How Do We Prepare?
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Posted 11/14/2008

Evangelism of The Jehovah's Witness
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"....If anyone is preaching to you a gosple contrary to the one you received, let him be accursed."

  • Whats Your Gosple?
  • 1 Cor 15:1-4
  • Gal 1:6-10 

Posted 11/14/2008

The Son of God in Glory - part 4
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"...their glory equal, their majesty co-eternal, and yet their Godhead one. This is a great mystery! Happy is he who can receive  it as a little child, without attempting to explain it."

Pages Covered: 6

  • The Son is True God

 

Posted 11/13/2008

The Son of God in Glory - part 3
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"...their glory equal, their majesty co-eternal, and yet their Godhead one. This is a great mystery! Happy is he who can receive  it as a little child, without attempting to explain it."

Pages Covered: 4, 5

  • Lessons from John 1:1-5

 

Posted 11/12/2008

The Son of God in Glory - part 2
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He reigned supreme above all His creatures, God over all, blessed forever. Who can tell His height, then? And yet this must be attained before we can measure the length of the mighty stoop which He took when He came to earth to redeem our souls.

Pages covered: Chapter 3 pages 1-3

  • The Son’s Deity
  • John 1:1-4

Posted 11/10/2008

The Son of God in Glory - part 1
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He reigned supreme above all His creatures, God over all, blessed forever. Who can tell His height, then? And yet this must be attained before we can measure the length of the mighty stoop which He took when He came to earth to redeem our souls.

Pages covered: Chapter 3 pages 1-3

  • The Son’s Deity
  • John 1:1-4

Posted 11/9/2008

For the Joy Set before Him - part 13
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".....for as the bridegroom rejoices over the bride, so your God will rejoice over you."

Pages covered: 54

  • Why God Rejoices over the Redeemed

Posted 10/21/2008

For the Joy Set before Him-part 12
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"....and as the bridegroom rejoices over the bride, so your God will rejoice over you."

Pages covered: 52, 53

  • Isaiah 62:5
  • Luke 15:10 

Posted 10/20/2008

For the Joy Set before Him - part 11
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“As a result of the anguish of His soul, He will see it and be satisfied; By His knowledge the Righteous One, My Servant, will justify the many, as He will bear their iniquities”

Pages covered: 51, 52

  • He Shall be Satisfied
  • Isaiah 62:5

Posted 10/15/2008

For the Joy Set before Him - Part 10
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As a result of the anguish of His soul.

Pages covered: 50

  • Isaiah 53:11

Posted 10/14/2008

Discipline
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1 Timothy :6-16

A Good Minister’s Discipline

(6) In pointing out these things to the brethren, you will be a good servant of Christ Jesus, constantly nourished on the words of the faith and of the sound doctrine which you have been following.

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7) But have nothing to do with worldly fables fit only for old women On the other hand, discipline yourself for the purpose of godliness;(8) for bodily discipline is only of little profit, but godliness is profitable for all things, since it holds promise for the present life and also for the life to come.

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It is a trustworthy statement deserving full acceptance. (10) For it is for this we labor and strive, because we have fixed our hope on the living God, who is the Savior of all men, especially of believers. (11) Prescribe and teach these things. (12) Let no one look down on your youthfulness, but rather in speech, conduct, love, faith and purity, show yourself an example of those who believe. (13) Until I come, give attention to the public reading of Scripture, to exhortation and teaching. (14) Do not neglect the spiritual gift within you, which was bestowed on you through prophetic utterance with the laying on of hands by the presbytery.

(15) Take pains with these things; be absorbed in them, so that your progress will be evident to all. (16) Pay close attention to yourself and to your teaching; persevere in these things, for as you do this you will ensure salvation both for yourself and for those who hear you.

Posted 10/8/2008

High Places by Don Currin
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1 Kings 11:1-9

Posted 9/30/2008

For the Joy Set before Him - part 9
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before the foundation of the world, God ordained to save a people out of  the multitude of sinful humanity that they might be for the glory, honor, and praise of the Son. In accordance  with the will of the Father, and in view of this joy set before Him - the joy of redeeming a people of His very    own.


Pages covered: 49, 50

  • The Joy of Gaining a Redeemed People
  • Psalm 2:8
  • Isaiah 53:11

Posted 9/17/2008

For the Joy Set before Him - part 8
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Before the foundation of the world, God ordained to save a people out of  the multitude of sinful humanity that they might be for the glory, honor, and praise of the Son. In accordance  with the will of the Father, and in view of this joy set before Him - the joy of redeeming a people of His very own.

Pages covered:
48

  • John 17:24

Posted 9/16/2008

For the Joy Set before Him - part 5
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Hebrews 12:2 - Who for the joy set before Him. Before the foundation of the world, the Father had set before His Son the indescribable joys and eternal pleasure that would be His as a result of Him being obedient unto death, even the death of a cross.

Pages covered: 46-47

  • The Joy of Sharing His Father’s Presence and Glory

  • Psalm 16:9-11

  • The Joy in the Father’s Presence

Posted 8/19/2008

For the Joy Set before Him - part 4
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Hebrews 12:2-Who for the joy set before Him. Before the foundation of the world, the Father had set before His Son the indescribable joys and eternal pleasures that would be His as a result of Him being obedient unto death, even the death of a cross.

Pages covered: 45

  • Hebrews 12:2

Posted 8/18/2008

For The Joy Set before Him - part 3
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The promise of a new kind of interest in God, as His God and Father
The promise of a glorious exaltation, to be the Father’s honorary servant, prime minister of heaven, as great administrator of the covenant
The promise of a seed and offspring, numerous as the stars of heaven
The promise of His inheriting all things, as primary heir
Lastly, the promise of victory and dominion over all His, and His people’s enemies

Pages Covered: 44-45 

  • Joy-Christ’s Promised Reward

Posted 8/12/2008

For the Joy Set before Him - part 2
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He had a promise of a glorious reward to be conferred on Him, as a proper merit of His work done; there was a joy set before Him in the promise, for which He endured the cross, despising the shame

Pages Covered: 44 and 45

  • For the Joy Set before Him
  • Joy - The End for Which Christ Aimed
  • Joy - Christís Promised Reward

Posted 8/5/2008

For the Joy Set before Him - part 1
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The Son gave His life for His Fatherís glory, and thus died for God. The Son gave His life for the great love which He loved us and thus died for His people. To conclude our study we will consider one last motive that led the Son to the cross: it was the joy that was set before Him.

Pages Covered:
42 - 44

  • The Sonís Eternal Love
  • The Causa Prima
  • Love to the Least
  • 1 John 3:16

Posted 8/4/2008

For His great love towards us
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The Son was not forced to take up this saving work, nor did He do it grudgingly. Rather He gave Himself wholly and willingly that the objects of His love - a lost, depraved, rebellious humanity - might know forgiveness and everlasting life.

Pages Covered: 37 and 38

  • For His great love towards us
  • John 15:9 notes
  • The Father’s Bargin
  • The Son’s Contervailing Love

Posted 7/22/2008

God's Motive for sending the Son - The love of God
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In I John 4:10, we find a final magnificient proof that God’s love was totally and completely undeserved or unmerited. According to verse 10, what was the divine motive behind God sending His Son into the world. Was it man’s merit or God’s love? How does this text demonstrate and even magnify the love of God?

Pages Covered: 29 - 30

  • 1 John 4:10 - In this is love
  • Herein is Love by Charles Spurgeon

Posted 4/29/2008

God's Motive for sending the Son - The love of God
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In Titus 3:4-5, the apostle Paul makes one of the clearest declarations in Scripture regarding the motive behind the saving work of God in Christ. How does this text affirm that God’s salvation of men through Christ was motivated by divine love and not by the worthiness or merit of man?

His kindness and love made their greatest showing in the sending of His Son

Pages Covered: 28

  • Titus 3:4-5 notes
  • False Gospel - Need for Repentance
  • This peculiar Gospel of ours
  • Be heavenly minded

  • God is kind - His native goodness
  • Faith never looks oneself but to Christ alone

Posted 4/29/2008

Why would the father send His son?
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God’s salvation is not motivated by some virture or intrinsic good in man, but by His unconditional and sovereign love. Fallen man’s only ground for any appeal for salvation  or deliverance is God’s character and willingness to save. Beyond divine love and free grace, there is simply no reason for a righteous God to procure the salvation of the wicked.

Pages Covered: 21 & 22

  • For the Sake of God’s Lovingkindness
  • Psalm 44:26
  • Romans 5:6-10

Posted 4/15/2008

God’s Love Undeserved - Part 1
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Let us consider how freely this gift came from Him: It was not wrested out of His hand by our importunity; for we as little desired as deserved it - John Flavel

Pages Covered: 18 & 19

  • God Sent Though Man Did Not Seek
  • The Proper Grounds For Glory
  • God Loved Because He Would Love

Posted 4/8/2008

God’s Love Undeserved - Part 2
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Possibly the most amazing, even astounding aspect of God’s love is that it is unconditional and undeserved. God is so infinitely great that He must condescend to love even the most splendid of His creatures. Therefore, it is an unfathomable demonstration of grace that He would love fallen man, and that that love would lead to the incarnation and death of the His only begotten Son. Our recognition that God’s love is totally undeserved is absolutely essential to any proper understanding of it. It is only to the degree that we understand man’s depravity and lack of merit that we can fully comprehend the nature of God’s love that moved Him to send His Son.

Pages Covered: 19 & 20

  • Deuteronomy 7:6-8
  • God Loved Because He Would Love

Posted 4/8/2008

For the Glory of God - Pages 5 - 6
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The Scriptures teach that the creation of the universe, the fall of man, the nation of Israel, the cross of Christ, the Church, and the judgement of the nations, all have one great and final purpose - the glory of God. What does it mean that God does all things for His own glory?

 Pages Covered: 5 and 6

  • For the Glory of God
  • Sould God Seek His Own Glory?

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Posted 2/19/2008

God’s Glory and the Creature’s Good - Pages 6-7
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It is extremely important to understand that God does not seek His own glory apart from His creatures’ greatest good. In fact, the greatest good that God could ever accomplish for His creatures and the greatest kindness He could ever show them is to glorify Himself - to direct all things and work in all things so that the fullness of all that He is might be displayed before them. If God is of infinite value, splendor, and beauty, then it follows that the most valuable, most splendid, and most beautiful gift He could ever give to His creatures is

the fullest revelation of Himself.

Pages Covered: 6 and 7

  • God’s Glory and the Creature’s Good
  • God’s Glory through the Gospel
  • Why has God given His Son for the salvation of men?

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Posted 2/19/2008

The Gospel of our Salvation - Page 3
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Of all the endeavors to which a man may give himself, there is none greater than to seek to understand the Gospel of Jesus Christ and to search out its infinite glory - God in Christ reconciling the world to Himself. It is a glory too deep for our intellect, too wide for our hearts, and beyond the power of any language to describe, and yet within so great a mystery we find our salvation.

Pages Covered: 3 and 4

  • Introduction
  • The Divine Dilemma
  • The Divine Answer - The Gospel
  • Men are changed by the communication of Truth NOT through methods (or methodology)

Posted 2/12/2008