Peace isn’t found in understanding all of God’s ways. You may never have every answer, but you can know the One who holds them all. Repent, believe the gospel, and trust in Jesus Christ. He is our only hope.#RTM #Jesus podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
When providence turns painful, do we trust God or put Him on trial? Faith doesn’t mean understanding God’s ways. It means knowing His character, and at the cross, He who did not spare His own Son is worthy of our trust, even in the darkest providence.podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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Why does God allow suffering even in the lives of those who have faithfully served Him? Job demanded answers but encountered something greater: the glory of God. The gospel calls us off the throne and bids us trust the One who gave His own Son to save us. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
There is a courtroom no one has the right to enter, and mercy is only ever found by the man who leaves the bench and gets back on his knees. Is it so wrong to ask whether God is being fair or is the asking itself already the problem? #RTM#MichaelDurham podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
Michael Durham returns to Hebrews 7:26 to press further into what kind of priest could actually help men like us — men who wanted to obey this week and didn't.#RTM#MichaelDurham#Jesus podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
We are not sinners in the soft, apologetic sense our culture has taught us to be comfortable with. We are criminals against a holy God, and criminals need more than sympathy in the courtroom. They need an advocate. #RTM #MichaelDurham #Jesus podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas… Do you love your dull heart? Do you actually want to be healed of it? Michael returns to Hosea 14:4 to show us a God who heals gently, without rebuke, because His anger turned away from us before we ever turned back to Him.#RTM #MichaelDurham#Jesus
Michael takes us to Hosea 14:4, where he shows us that we are not meant to merely believe our depravity as a doctrine. We are meant to feel it, so that the feeling drives us into a desperate dependency on the God who alone can hold us. #RTM#MichaelDurham podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
What if the very desire to have God explain His ways to you is the thing standing between you and the happiness He promises?
Michael Durham continues in Luke 7:18–23, turning from John's crisis to Jesus' answer. #RTM#MichaelDurham#Jesus podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
Michael Durham opens Luke 7:18–23, sometimes faith wavers when God doesn’t act the way we expected. Like John the Baptist, we must return to what we know about God’s unchanging character and trust Him even when His ways are difficult to understand.#RTM podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
In this concluding conversation on preaching, Michael Durham and Mack Tomlinson turn from theology to practice and take up a word the modern church has largely surrendered to abuse: anointing.#RTM #MichaelDurham #Preaching podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
In this second conversation, Michael Durham and Mack Tomlinson press deeper into the question that haunts every honest pastor: what is the difference between preaching that informs and preaching that breaks something open?#RTM #MichaelDurham #Preaching podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
You have sat under Bible teaching for years. Careful, accurate, well-organized Bible teaching, and yet something is missing. The word has informed you. It has not undone you. #RTM #MichaelDurham podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
What God is after is not a stronger version of you. He is after the end of your confidence in you altogether.
Continuing in Romans 5, Michael Durham presses deeper into the question he raised in Part 1: why does God delay our perfection?#RTM #MichaelDurham podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
In this second message on the Laodicean church, Michael Durham traces three marks of lukewarmness: the loss of a felt need for Christ, the exchange of intimacy for activity, and the slow ceasing of war against sin.#RTM #MichaelDurham #Revival podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
Lukewarmness rarely announces itself but disguises itself in stability. You can attend church, serve, and read Scripture while your heart grows cold. The call in Revelation 3 is clear: “Be zealous and repent.” Revival is returning to your first love.#RTM podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
Jesus’ parable of the prodigal son says both the rebellious sinner and the self-righteous sinner are equally lost and both need the same Savior.Christ, the true Elder Brother, came to seek, rescue, and bring sinners home by grace alone.#RTM #MichaelDurham podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
No one is beyond the reach of God’s grace. Michael Durham opens Luke 15 to reveal the Father’s pursuit of wandering sinners and His joy in bringing them home. Listen and be reminded of the mercy that welcomes the lost. #Grace #Gospel #RTM #MichaelDurham podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
What does it mean to truly believe in Jesus Christ? Michael Durham challenges the shallow, intellectual faith that is mistaken for genuine Christianity. Saving faith is surrendering every part of life to Him.
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