School of Ministry Resources Podcast

"At Parbar Westward," is this episode in which we delve into the significance of 1 Chronicles 26:18, exploring the deeper meaning behind the passage and its relevance to our daily lives.   Here we draw a compelling parallel between the ancient temple guards and our responsibility to guard our hearts and minds against worldly philosophies. Through insightful references to Proverbs 4:23 and 2 Corinthians 10:3-5, we learn the importance of spiritual vigilance.
Join us as we learn practical ways to set a watch over our lives, ensuring that every thought is brought into captivity to the obedience of Christ. This episode is a powerful reminder of our role as modern-day temple priests, guarding the gates to our spiritual well-being.
This message was initially from a memorable sermon by Dr. Martin Canavan, emphasizing that every word of God is inspired and profitable for our spiritual growth.

This lesson examines Mark 6:14–29, recounting the arrest and beheading of John the Baptist, Herod’s reaction to Jesus’ rising fame, and the sending of the twelve apostles. The episode emphasizes John as the last Old Testament prophet and the transition as Christ launches the new covenant.
Historical background on Herod, Herodias, and the setting in Galilee is provided, plus practical reflections on how John’s ministry prepared the way for Jesus and the wider spread of the gospel.

This message from Mark 6:7–13 and 30–32, explaining Jesus' commissioning of the twelve apostles: their authority to cast out demons, heal the sick, and preach repentance.
The episode highlights the apostles' dependence on God, the practical instructions Jesus gave for their mission, the rejection they faced (as in Nazareth), and the confirming role of miracles.
It closes with the importance of accountability, rest after ministry, and how these events point to the early church and the spread of the gospel.

This message from Mark 6:1-6, explaining how Jesus was amazed at the unbelief of His hometown and how that unbelief obscured the obvious, elevated the irrelevant, and attacked the Messenger.
Drawing on Biblical examples, the episode warns of the consequences of rejecting Christ and encourages a heart of faith.

The Lesson from Mark chapter 5:21–43, part 2 recounts two powerful miracles: the resurrection of Jairus' twelve-year-old daughter and the healing of a woman with a twelve-year flow of blood. The episode emphasizes Jesus’ compassion, authority over sickness and death, and the role of faith—highlighting how Jesus ministers personally amid crowds, calms fear, and restores life. It also reflects on why Jesus sometimes kept miracles private and points to the greater purpose of His death and resurrection.

This lesson walks through Mark 5:21–43, unpacking two intertwined miracles: a synagogue leader's dying daughter and a woman healed after twelve years of bleeding. The lesson highlights Jesus' accessibility, compassion, and power, showing how He takes time for all, sharing the good news of God's salvation.

In this latest episode of the School of Ministry podcast, join us as we embark on an eye-opening journey into understanding current world events through the lens of biblical prophecy. This comprehensive study leads us through the informative fifth chapter of 1 Thessalonians where we consider global happenings - from political shifts in Israel to controversies within Islam and worldwide violence. The exploration continues as we delve further into whether these events are prophesied in the Bible and evaluate our role during these turbulent times.
As the teachings of Apostle Paul to the Thessalonians come under the lens, we aim to underline the intensity of sin, impending wrath, and divine judgement. However, this introspection is not lacking compassion, kindness, and the act of sharing the Gospel, revealing a compelling message of deliverance through Christ. Journey with us into the detailed analysis of the 'Day of The Lord,' as we make sense of its consequences in relation to the much-anticipated event we call 'the rapture.'
The fact of the rapture, the sequence leading to The Day of the Lord, and its eventual unfolding form the crux of the narrative. Learn from the Apostle Paul's teachings as this discourse shifts from the 'when' of these divine events to the 'inevitability' of their occurrence and underscores the emphasis on continuous preparation and anticipation.
This sermon spans from 2nd Thessalonians to the Book of Daniel and expands on impending global upheavals, the rise of the antichrist, and false prophetic claims. Scenarios like widespread apostasy, the surge of demonic influences, and celestial disruptions are explored in this fascinating interpretation of predicted events. The podcast concludes with the urgent message for believers to remain alert, maintain spiritual readiness, share the Gospel, and cherish a simple yet meaningful faith.
Gain in-depth knowledge about end-time prophecies, the importance of evangelization, and cultivate an understanding of living in anticipation of the Lord's return. A profound examination of the word of God, the 'Day of the Lord,' and its alignment with current world events forms the basis of this essential episode.

Welcome to another episode of the School of Ministry podcast, where we examine an enlightening exploration into the Book of Daniel. Dive into Daniel's extraordinary life and his prophetic ministry during Israel's pivotal 70-year period of Babylonian captivity.
Trace Daniel's journey as God’s prophetic mouthpiece, conveying the divine eternal purpose to both Jew and Gentile through his visionary dreams. This episode sheds light on the connection between the Book of Daniel and the Book of Revelation, stressing their significance to end-time events.
This study helps us understand the symbolism and representation of world history through the four dominant kingdoms: Babylon, Media-Persia, Greece, and Rome and their alternate depiction as unique metals and animals based on Daniel's visions.
This episode probes into the interpretations of the figurative symbolism represented by the ten horns, the iron and clay feet, and the rock made without hands in the prophecies. Navigate through the complex history of the Roman Empire, the potential revival of the Roman Empire as the final empire leading to Jesus's second coming as the King of Kings.
Listen to the end-time events and outcomes for humanity. View these prophecies not merely as ancient records but understand their relevance to present-day situations. This episode ultimately encourages listeners to uphold their faith irrespective of the impending troubles in the world.

Join us in this enlightening episode as we explore the aspect of walking by faith in contrast to walking by sight, as inscribed in 2 Corinthians 5:7. Journey with us as Scripture depicts the stark difference of perceiving the world through our physical eyes, an insight based on what is visible and tangible, versus through faith in God's revelation. Through this discourse, we emphasize the importance of navigating life through faith instead of solely relying on our physical senses.
Throughout the episode, Paul extensively delves into the layers of faith. Beyond ensuring our steps to reflect the light of Christ in a world shrouded in darkness, he stresses the significance of a proper spiritual attitude and the impact of aligning our attitudes with the Word of God. Our study guides us to seek Christ, living within us and understand His word, emphasizing that as a Child of God we are vessels of the Holy Spirit and have the divine assurance of God's promises.
While acknowledging the challenging path of living by faith and not by sight, this episode weaves spiritual teachings with secular concerns to inspire perseverance and staying true to the journey of faith. We consider the weight of aligning one's heart and belongings to God and the fundamental role of applying the Word of God have a deep and unwavering faith. The sermon profoundly encourages believers to grow a their personal relationship with God, wherein faith stands as a formidable shield against Satan's temptations.
Concluding on a powerful note, this sermon urges for a deeper union between believers and God, and the continuous strength and guidance from the Word of God. It highlights the essence of walking by faith, creating a deeper relationship with God. Through a constant reminder of God's Word, believers exercise their faith, embodying the powerful statement - Walking by Faith.

Mark 4:30-41 we now see Jesus teaching the multitudes and His own disciples in two ways.  We examine the teaching of the parable of the mustard seed, then continue as Jesus calms the storm.  The impact this has is tremendous.  Join us in our study.  If you find this helpful or encouraging, please hit 'like' or 'follow' or 'subscribe.'