This 2.38″ minute podcast is based on Matthew 6. It highlights the fact that the Father who feeds and takes care of the birds of the air, will always take good care of His children. If you are blessed by the podcast, do consider subscribing to our YouTube channel.
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Introduction: Begin with a meaningful personal illustration of God’s mercy over your life.
When you understand God’s mercy:
In Today’s topic, we will look at Joshua 2 and the life of a lady – a mother in the Bible called Rahab. Rahab had many strikes against her and not much hope for a fulfilled future. She probably had very little to look forward to.
God’s mercy would however transform her bleak future!
CONTINUE READINGThis 3-minute podcast is based on Colossians 2:13-15. It highlights 3 powerful truths about what the Lord Jesus Christ accomplished for us on the cross through His sacrifice. If you are blessed by the podcast, do consider subscribing to our YouTube channel.
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Introduction to Sermon Outline:
Draw a comparison between a royal wedding and Jesus’ entry to Jerusalem as King on Palm Sunday. What are the similarities you see? What are the differences?
This sermon outline is based around 3 events that are connected to the Palm Sunday story.
*Jesus sent two disciples to a nearby village where they would find a colt that no man had ridden. (verse 1-2)
* They were to untie the colt and bring it to Jesus. If anyone were to ask what they were doing, they were to say that the Lord needed it and would return it shortly. (verse 2-6).
*It is noteworthy that Jesus was going to return the colt to its owner (verse 3).
* Jesus rode into Jerusalem on the colt in the midst of praise (verse 7-10), fulfilling an Old Testament prophecy confirming that He was Messiah and King. This is what the prophet Zechariah said.
“Rejoice greatly, Daughter Zion! Shout, Daughter Jerusalem! See, your king comes to you, righteous and victorious, lowly and riding on a donkey, on a colt, the foal of a donkey. (Zechariah 9:9)
* Highlight that Jesus’ kingship began with humility and sacrifice
Application from point 1 :
This Palm Sunday is Jesus the king of your entire life? If not, allow Him to be so.
Illustration: Share the moment when Jesus became your Savior.
CONTINUE READINGThis message based on the book of Esther chapters 2 and 6, encourages us to believe in God’s timing when we face delayed answers to our prayers. It is a 2.30′-minute podcast that will encourage you to trust God in prayer. For another similar podcast click here. If you are blessed by this podcast, please do subscribe to our You Tube channel here. Thanks.
This is Episode 1 of a new podcast series on The Preaching Platform called ‘Strength From God’s Word’. This 2+ minute podcast encourages us to always take our challenges to the Lord in prayer, before we look at other solutions. May it encourage you to trust God through your daily challenges. If you have been blessed by this podcast, we would request you to subscribe to our You Tube channel here. Thanks.
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A 2-minute podcast to give you encouragement to face the year ahead!
Another 2-3 minute weekly podcast to bring encouragement for your daily challenges. This is Episode 5 to give you encouragement to face the year ahead! It is based around the promise God gave His people in Deuteronomy 65:11.
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