School of Ministry Resources Podcast

This episode studies John 21, where the risen Jesus appears at the Sea of Galilee, provides a miraculous catch of 153 fish, and lovingly restores Peter by asking him three times, "Do you love me?"It explores Jesus' restoration and commissioning of Peter to "feed my sheep," the call to deny self and follow Christ, and the practical implications for discipleship and ministry today.

Welcome, in today's message we walk through John 13, 17–19 to show Jesus’ sovereign control from the Last Supper to the cross, portraying Him as both high priest and sacrificial Lamb and showing how prophecy and truth were fulfilled.
The episode challenges listeners to consider who guides their lives and points them to the joy, protection, and victory found in Christ’s finished work.

Welcome to the School of Ministry.  In this episode we explore the Bible story of Naaman, a Syrian commander healed of leprosy after a captive Israelite girl points him to Elisha. Naaman’s journey from pride and anger to humble obedience—dipping seven times in the Jordan—reveals God’s power and grace.
The episode highlights faith over ceremony, the prophet’s refusal of gifts, and Naaman’s struggle with compromise in worship, offering practical lessons on humility, trust, and simple obedience to God.

Welcome to the School of Ministry Podcast where we examine James' instruction that true faith is alive and visible: it produces works as evidence, not to earn salvation but to demonstrate it.
Using Abraham and Rahab as examples, the episode explains how genuine belief is shown by obedience and a transformed life, calling listeners to be doers of the Word and allowing Christ to be seen within the Child of God's life.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast, where today's lesson focuses on the establishment of the First Church of Europe as recounted in Acts 16. Join us as we explore the journey of Paul, Silas, and Timothy, who were guided by a vision, known as the 'Macedonian Call' with God's intervening to spread the Good News of Christ in Europe. Witness how a diverse group of believers—including a wealthy businesswoman, a formerly demon-possessed slave girl, and a Roman jailer—came together to form a new church in Philippi. This episode challenges us to see the needs of those around us, love them as God does, and be ready to act when God interrupts our plans. We hope you are encouraged and inspired to embrace the high calling to join the Lord in His work.

Welcome to the School of Ministry podcast, where we journey through the Bible's profound teachings. In this episode, Jesus explains in Luke 16, the compelling narrative of the rich man and Lazarus. This remastered message recounts the story which reveals a stark contrast between eternal life and eternal death (separated from God).  We see the comfort and torment, highlighting the eternal consequences of earthly actions in either accepting Christ as Savior or rejecting Him.
As we navigate through these Biblical insights, we are reminded of the sufficiency and power of the Word of God in our lives and the profound importance of living a life aligned with God's simple and divine truths. Join us as we reflect on these timeless lessons that prompt critical self-examination and spiritual growth.

Welcome to School of Ministry Podcast.  In this episode we examine James 2:14-20.  This remastered message picks up with James teaching that faith produces action.  He is clear that we are not saved through our good works, but that our good works follow our coming to faith in Jesus Christ.  
James also expands on showing partiality, which he spoke of before, and how our new life in Christ should help us have compassion just as the Lord has shown compassion, love and mercy to us.  Join us for this challenging lesson that is so pertinent to our day!

Welcome to the School of Ministry Podcast.  This episode from Luke 16:14-18 follows the parable of Jesus and the Unjust Steward, and goes before the Rich Man in Hell.  These verses are wedged between two important lessons of Jesus, and, we find here, the message is poignant and truly 'cuts to the heart.'  Jesus saw the heart of those religious and pious people, but their hearts were actually far from God.  He speaks to their real need and exposes the hypocrisy.
This remastered episode is so critical for us today.  The lesson Jesus brings still 'cuts to the heart.'  Join us as we delve into the background and setting for this critical message. 

Welcome to the School of Ministry Podcast where we delve into Luke 16, with Jesus giving the parable of the unjust steward.  He gives His disciples lessons in being wise in this world and keeping above reproach.  By teaching of this shrewd man, as His example, Jesus, the Master Teacher helps us understand our position as a child of God.  
As we understand that God is the owner of all we have, and He has made us stewards, it helps us keep a Biblical perspective in life.  In this study we consider what it is to be faithful and just in all of our dealings.  Join us for this insightful message that is so applicable in our materialistic world.  (Remastered episode).

In this episode of the School of Ministry Podcast, where we delve into the poignant message of James Chapter 2, verses 5-13 (remastered). James explores the profound idea that God has blessed the poor, enabling them to be rich in faith and trust.  The message emphasizes the inconsistency of showing partiality towards the rich and against the poor, urging listeners to reflect on the heart and grace of God.
Join us as we examine the societal tendencies to classify people and the transformative power of our Lord Jesus Christ. The episode challenges us to align our behavior with the Christ's law of liberty, emphasizing mercy over judgment. Through historical evidence and biblical narratives, discover how living out faith manifests in showing genuine care for the less fortunate and acknowledging the eternal riches promised to all who trust Christ as Savior and show their love to Him.
Tune in for a thought-provoking discourse on partiality, and how our everyday actions reflect our spiritual beliefs and God's immeasurable love.