Preacher Man Milo: The Bible Study Podcast

Catch 22: Thankfulness Weekend

Today’s episode marks the first two days of the Catch-22 study plan.

Every weekend over the next four weeks, we’ll be centering our prayer and praise around one scripture and one word.

On this first weekend, our word is thankfulness and our scripture is Philippians 4:6:

6 Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.

Listen in as Preacher Man Milo offers his perspective on how our spotlight scripture might apply to your prayer and praise life this weekend.

He also shares the top three things that come to mind whenever he tells God “thank you” so that you may be inspired to come up with your own three things as you express your thankfulness to Him.

If you haven’t already, head over to preachermanmilo.com/catch22 to join Catch-22 today!

Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:

● Our Spotlight Scripture: Philippians 4:6

● Opening prayer

● A simple way to rid yourself of anxiety

● Why you should be thankful when you pray

● The top three things Preacher Milo is thankful for

● Closing prayer

Key Quotes by Preacher Man Milo:

● God wants us to replace our human anxiousness with His heavenly answers.

● When you pray to God and you make your requests known, you are talking to the God of Love. God loves you: the God who created you; the God who knows you; the God who is all-powerful and all-knowing.
Links:
Missed the initial episode breaking down the Catch 22 study plan for 2022? The Link to listen is below:
Catch 22: Overview: Catch 22: Overview (buzzsprout.com)

Catch 22 Overview

catch-22

noun

: a dilemma or difficult circumstance from which there is no escape because of mutually conflicting or dependent conditions.

This coming 2022, join Preacher Man Milo in repurposing and redeeming the term “Catch-22”. He’s inviting you on a 22-day journey to go over God’s Word and catch His Goodness in the new year.

He wants to demonstrate how Christianity has conquered this Catch-22 conundrum. Even though the idea behind the phrase is that there is no escape, the Word says otherwise. Through Jesus, Milo reminds us, we find salvation.

Just heed Hebrews 2:3:

3 how shall we escape if we ignore so great a salvation? This salvation, which was first announced by the Lord, was confirmed to us by those who heard him.

Are you prepared to catch God’s Goodness in the new year? Tune in and discover Preacher Milo’s four reasons as to why joining Catch-22 may be the spiritual restart you need in 2022.

Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:

● Our Spotlight Scripture: Hebrews 2:3

● Opening prayer

● Four reasons to join Catch-22 in the new year

● The Catch-22 conundrum

● The biblical bottom line

● Calendar snapshot of your 22-day journey

● Closing prayer

Key Quotes by Preacher Milo:

● Our goal should be less about a New Year’s Resolution and remember that we have a new life resolution. We are a new creation in Christ.

● The good news in Christianity is: Christ is our escape. We are saved through Him.

● Here’s the biblical bottom line: We can’t escape sin and death if we ignore our great salvation through Jesus because that’s the only way we can escape God’s wrath.
Links:
Download your free 22-Day Study Guide. Just hit the link below and click on Catch 22!https://preachermanmilo.com

Study of Scripture: Ephesians 6:4 

In today's study Milo focuses on what it means to be a "Faith-Driven Father" by breaking down only one verse of scripture.

Faith-Driven Fathers

" And, ye fathers, provoke not your children to wrath: but bring them up in the nurture and admonition of the Lord."  (Ephesians 6:4)



Other Studies:

The Prodigal Daughter:
 http://preachermanmilo.buzzsprout.com/287681/5084555-the-prodigal-daughter

Psalm 1 Matters:
https://preachermanmilo.buzzsprout.com/287681/7555288-psalm-1-matters

Meal Plan:
https://preachermanmilo.buzzsprout.com/287681/6543538-meal-plan

 Study of Scripture: Romans 8:24-28; Genesis 50:20; Philippians 4:10-13; James 1:2-4  

 Even though 2020 has been all bad from start to finish, Milo uses his platform to promote an alternative perspective. From all bad to all good?  Not exactly.

Drawing insight from “the paradox of partial knowledge,” Milo reflects on his thought process at the  end of 2019.  Relying upon these past insights, he deals with the dilemma of partial knowledge in a way that  empowers the Christian community to see God’s goodness all throughout 2020, as well as in whatever 2021 has in store!!

Connecting  passages from four different books of the Bible, this is the study that will help you handle your hardships with clarity, confidence and comfort. 

 ALL GOD  

 
Key Scriptures:

“You intended to harm me, but God intended it for good to accomplish what is now being done, the saving of many lives.” [Genesis 50:20]

“And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.” [Romans 8:28]

 Key Quotes:

“We know what we know, but we don’t know what we don’t know.”

Links Mentioned:

Lovely Lady Lumps: (A Bible study about Holding on) Link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/287681/2353952 

Kobe Beef (A Bible study about our hope in God in the face of death) Link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/287681/2353952 

Recommedned  Bible Study: 

Meal Plan (A Bible study surveying the importance of Communion) Link: https://preachermanmilo.buzzsprout.com/287681/6543538-meal-plan


Other Bible Studies: 

Something Sweet (A Bible study about the name of Jesus) Link: https://preachermanmilo.buzzsprout.com/287681/6339784-something-sweet 

Notorious (A Bible study about some wonderful women in the Bible) Link: https://preachermanmilo.buzzsprout.com/287681/6104140-notorious 

ALONE: (A Bible study about spending time ALONE with God) Link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/287681/2231945

Ravi:  (A Bible study tackling the topic of teenage suicide) Link: https://www.buzzsprout.com/287681/3948197-ravi

Episode 58 - Don’t Be a Turkey

Happy Thanksgiving!

As we reunite with family at what we hope to be the tail-end of the pandemic pandemonium, let’s utilize practical wisdom to make sure everyone we come in contact with remains safe and healthy.

Don’t be unsafe. Don’t be unwise...

Also, don’t be a turkey.

Preacher Milo says this to mean: Have courage. Specifically, Christian courage, or “the materialization of your strength in the Lord.”

Christian courage is a wonderful virtue that sits between two other traits: strength and wisdom. Preacher Milo says that developing these three traits is a matter of capacity, ability, and quality.

 Listen in as he goes on to explain how you can grow in Christian courage and how to apply this powerful virtue in your life.

 Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: 

 ●       [00:43] Let’s use practical wisdom as we enjoy Thanksgiving in 2021
 ●       [02:48] Our Spotlight Scripture: Deuteronomy 31:6
 ●       [03:11] Opening prayer
 ●       [03:51] Thankful for Another Day by Qheem The Redeemed
 ●       [09:25] What is “Christian courage” and the other two key traits?
 ●       [13:23] What today’s Spotlight Scripture teaches us about Christian courage
 ●       [15:00] The dos and don’ts and the what and the why of Christian courage
 ●       [16:43] The context behind Deuteronomy 31:6
 ●       [25:56] A recap of our discussion on Christian courage
 ●       [27:50] What is your biggest fear?
 ●       [29:24] Faith is the substance of things hoped for
●       [32:20] Closing prayer

 Key Quotes by Preacher Man Milo:

●       Christian courage is the materialization of your strength in the Lord.

●       When you have Christian courage, what do you do? Well, you be strong and courageous. And what don’t you do? You don’t be afraid or terrified. That’s the what. But what’s the why? And the why is, simply: The Lord your God is with you. He will never leave, never forsake, never abandon you. It really is that simple.

●       Your biggest fear keeps you elusive in your faith.

●       Faith is the substance of things hoped for. And I want you to know that Christian courage is the substance of you having the wisdom that your strength is in God.

Spotlight Scripture:

"Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the Lord your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you.”

Deuteronomy 31:6