Join us for simple, focused Bible reading and discussion. If you're looking for a podcast focused on understanding the text of what you're reading in the Bible, you're in the right place. We believe the Bible is the most important text ever written, and everyone should have the chance to examine it for themselves. Let's dive in to God's word together!
This podcast is an outreach of Capital City Christians, a non-denominational church in Harrisburg, PA. To contact us, or for more information, visit www.CapitalCityChristians.com.
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Join us for simple, focused Bible reading and discussion. If you're looking for a podcast focused on understanding the text of what you're reading in the Bible, you're in the right place. We believe the Bible is the most important text ever written, and everyone should have the chance to examine it for themselves. Let's dive in to God's word together!
This podcast is an outreach of Capital City Christians, a non-denominational church in Harrisburg, PA. To contact us, or for more information, visit www.CapitalCityChristians.com.
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A joyful letter from prison--how did Paul do it? The conclusion to Philippians gives us several spiritual keys to joy, peace, gratitude, and contentment.
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From pursuing Christians in anger to pursuing Christ in love, Philippians 3 gives us a powerful insight to Paul's heart. It is also a sobering warning against false teachers who had done much harm in other places, showing us how to stay on guard. Join us as we dive into Philippians 3!
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Paul pictures the Christians in Philippi as lights--or stars--in the middle of a dark world. Join us as we discuss Paul's encouragement to these disciples, and his commendation of the character of Timothy and Epaphroditus.
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Just how humble is the God we serve? Just look at the cross. In this section of Philippians, Paul motivates the disciples to suffer well, be unified, and to grow in humility--all by looking to the example of Jesus Christ, God in the flesh.
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Paul doesn't just teach joy, he models it. Join us as we break down three tough situations in Paul's life where he learns to choose joy in Christ.
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Singing in prison--the attitude of Paul when he was beaten in Philippi is the same attitude he displays in the letter to the Philippians. Join us as we introduce the background to Paul's letter to the saints in Philippi.
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What will happen after Adam and Eve's generation? Join us as we discuss the generational fallout of sin in the accounts of Cain and Abel, and Cain's descendant Lamech.
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Sin has entered God's good world--what now? Join us as we discuss the first conversations after the fall, and the consequences that stretch through all of human history.
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"You will not surely die..." The first temptation and the first sin give us surprising insights into the ways we are still tempted. Join us as we dive into the first verses of Genesis 3!
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After the 7-day sequence of creation, the Genesis account rewinds and gives us a replay with a special focus on the creation of man & woman. So many of the Biblical themes found in the rest of Scripture are built on this text--join us as we dive into Genesis 2!
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"He rested on the seventh day from all His work..." The seventh day stands apart from the other six days of creation, when God rests and sets a precedent of rest for His creation. Join us as we discuss the seventh day and the pattern of rest that weaves its way through the rest of Scripture!
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"So God created man in his own image..." God's creation is magnificent in every way, but there is something particularly special about day 6, when God creates human beings in His image. Join us as we look closer at the 6th day of creation and the theme of God's image in Scripture.
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"In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth..." Thus begins the greatest collection of books ever written. Join us as we begin a study of Genesis 1-4, looking closely at who the God of the Bible is and how He created the cosmos.
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Where did the Bible come from? How has it been preserved for us? Join us for a series of lectures and Q&A sessions with Tim Bunting from West Harlem, NY recorded during our HBG Bible Talks event, titled "How We Got the Bible."
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Where did the Bible come from? How has it been preserved for us? Join us for a series of lectures and Q&A sessions with Tim Bunting from West Harlem, NY recorded during our HBG Bible Talks event, titled "How We Got the Bible."
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Where did the Bible come from? How has it been preserved for us? Join us for a series of lectures and Q&A sessions with Tim Bunting from West Harlem, NY recorded during our HBG Bible Talks event, titled "How We Got the Bible."
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Where did the Bible come from? How has it been preserved for us? Join us for a series of lectures and Q&A sessions with Tim Bunting from West Harlem, NY recorded during our HBG Bible Talks event, titled "How We Got the Bible."
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God wins! The final book of Scripture is a phenomenal grand finale to the whole Book. John's letter to the seven churches of Asia details the vision that Jesus gave him, and equips them to endure the coming persecution. Join us as we overview this final book of the Bible!
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From a "Son of Thunder" to the apostle who wrote the most about love--John's letters give us valuable insight into the transformation of this disciple. Join us as we overview the three letters from John at the end of the New Testament.
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The dying plea from one of Jesus' closest friends, Peter, and a letter from the brother of Jesus, Jude. Join us as we overview these stirring reminders to be watchful for false teachers and to eagerly anticipate Jesus' return!
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