The Truth Of The Matter Is

This week on "The Truth of the Matter is", we take a trip down memory lane and go through the book of Luke. We want to point out different portions of text that made us ponder on things, and found startling discoveries. Sometimes as you read God’s word, you will come across scriptures that will have you searching for answers or even have you taken aback and dare say, be tough for you to process or wrap your mind around it. We hope after today that we can teach you to sometimes pause and consider what’s being said instead of continuing to read without recognizing the potential significance of a verse or passage in context.

It was John who said that, "We accept human testimony, but God’s testimony is greater because it is the testimony of God, which he has given about his Son. Whoever believes in the Son of God, accepts this testimony." With the conclusion of Luke today, we will unpack the power of God's testimony and the impact it has on the life of a believer and believers. Why is it that people need to see something to believe it instead of trust in the testimony? Why was it a struggle then and till this very day? Tune in to learn why.

Continuing with The Gospel of Matthew series, I must admit this week in preparation I was super excited to begin with chapter 5 the Sermon on the Mount; The Beatitudes. Then something stopped me and that was There’s a lot to God’s word that we need to examine and consider. If It’s in the scripture we need to go over it because it’s there for a reason... the goal is to find the value in it and discuss it. We have to understand that every single verse can be Beneficial for our learning part of it is allowing God to Reveal it. Tune in to see what God shared with me when at first I tried to skip a chapter I covered in The Gospel of Luke.

The life of Jesus Christ is often viewed as a positive soft spoken story that is able to be consumed by anyone. Although, the Suffering of all of our sins came at a hefty price that is often not understood. Perhaps words don't do enough to really drive home the burden that was paid at Calvary in ancient Jerusalem. How about a horror story then? One so brutal that it turns your stomach or causes many to leave movie theaters back in 2004 or never view the movie at all. Today Johnathan and Daniel unpack Mel Gibson's 'The Passion of the Christ.' Let's learn a thing or two about what it really meant to carry the cross for the world's sin. Even though many may like to question the legitimacy of it all, ask yourselves: If true, would your attitude and mindset change on the way you see the world?

This week on the podcast, Johnathan and Daniel individually share something interesting that occurred that made them feel "amused". Tune in to see if you can, in fact, learn from the advice given when it comes to encounters that are unpredictable. Continuing with the Gospel of Matthew series two weeks ago, the topic of discussion was how Jesus Christ came to earth to fulfill the law. This week, we focus on why Jesus Christ is the only one who is capable of fulfilling God’s perfect standard as Jesus dives deeper into the meaning of the laws. Matthew 5:21-32 is the text, so follow along to learn to what degree we are analyzing the scripture, in the context of murder, anger, lust, and divorce.