The Day of Atonement is a time of joy and good news, not fear. Why? Because Jesus is everything we need in the judgment. He’s our substitute, taking our place. He’s our advocate, an elder brother who has never lost a case. He’s the faithful and true witness, and even the judge Himself. With Jesus in every role—Redeemer, Defender, and Judge—how can we lose? The only way is to say no to Him. This powerful message reminds us of the incredible assurance we have in Christ. Listen into Episode 14 now on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple. #DayOfAtonement #GoodNewsOfJudgment #JesusOurAdvocate #ChurchTalkPodcast Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxoeNcahDa8

Even the best offerings, assisted by the Holy Spirit, are still tainted by sin. The question is how these offerings can be accepted by God. Here’s the beautiful picture of the gospel in the sacrificial system: In verse 19, it describes a sin offering of a goat and two male lambs. The priest waves them alongside the bread as a wave offering, and they are accepted. Picture this: one lamb is offered by each person, and the rabbis would sometimes wave the lamb, even covering the bread with it. This symbolizes how, through the blood of the lamb, our sinful offerings are made acceptable before God. Want to learn more about the power of sacrifice and grace? Tune in to this inspiring Episode 13 now on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple. #GraceThroughSacrifice #FaithInAction #GospelTruth #ChurchTalkPodcast Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRvsKXv5G5k

Exodus 12 foretells a powerful parallel: on the 10th day of Nisan, the Passover lamb was set apart for sacrifice, and on that same day in AD 31, Jesus was condemned to death. At 3 PM on the 14th day, as the Passover lambs were being sacrificed, Jesus died on the cross—the ultimate Lamb of God." This striking fulfillment of prophecy reminds us of the depth of Christ's sacrifice and its significance in God’s plan of redemption. Explore the profound connections between the Passover and the crucifixion in this enlightening discussion. Tune into Epsiode 13 now on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple. #PassoverAndTheCross #JesusOurLamb #FaithJourney #ChurchTalkPodcast Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8mJEbc43IY

There are moments in life when we’re busy, but we can still have devotions by praying scriptures we've memorized. This practice connects us to the ancient Israelites, who relied on memorization and repetition to pass down their faith. Today, with Bibles so readily available, we may not memorize scripture as much, making it harder to carry and apply it in our daily lives. Want to learn more about making scripture memorization practical? Tune in to this inspiring Episode 12: Spiritual Growth on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple. #ScriptureMemorization #FaithInAction #PracticalChristianity #ChurchTalkPodcast Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Nk2p0jx0FI

Praying Scripture slows us down to reflect deeply on God’s Word, one phrase at a time. Take Psalm 23:1, for example: 'The Lord is my shepherd.' Written by David, a man after God’s own heart, this is a powerful statement of faith born out of his experiences as a warrior and worshiper." So, who is the Lord to you? How do you see Him in your life? Discover how praying Scripture can deepen your faith and bring Scripture to life in this reflective discussion. Watch Episode 12: Spiritual Growth on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple. #PrayingScripture #FaithJourney #Psalm23Reflection #ChurchTalkPodcast Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWld8-OjSKw