The Bible Study Program (audio)

The Bible Study Program (audio)

Sermons and Expositions, verse by verse through books of the Bible or topical

Episodes

April 29, 2025 29 mins
Jesus, crucified, buried on Friday, that day known as “Good Friday,” was raised on the third day, Sunday. He did not raise Himself, but was raised from the dead by God the Father and then appeared first to Mary Magdalene and several other women, then to His disciples.
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Paul, a prisoner in a Roman prison, writes to the Church at Ephesus, speaks of the mystery of the Gospel, that word of forgiveness and salvation, now also given to and presented to Gentiles.
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Paul explains that Jews and Gentiles are now One in Christ. Paul in Acts 21 is even arrested in the Temple for bringing a Gentile inside it. Now all this has changed as salvation belongs to both Jew and Gentile.
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To his readers, both the believers in Ephesus and beyond, Paul makes it clear that no one is forgiven and given the gift of eternal life by anything a person can do. The greatest gift is eternal life, given to us by Him alone.
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Paul, while in prison in Rome, about the year 62 AD, has heard of the faithfulness of other churches and sends out a letter to encourage these followers of Jesus.
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Paul greets the saints in Ephesus and speaks of the believers blessing they have in Christ, as He chose us to believe in Him. Then proceeds to explain the nature of what we inherit in Christ Jesus.
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Luke, the author of Acts, describes the conversion of Saul, later to be known by his Hellenistic name, Paul, which occurs as Saul travels to Damascus in Syria to persecute those there who had believed Jesus was the Messiah sent from the Father.
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Pastor Kent Philpott gives an overview of the Bible — how we got it, what it contains, who wrote parts of it — and concentrates in Part 2 on the New Testament.
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Kent Philpott gives an overview of the Bible - How we got it, what books are in it, focusing on the Old Testament in Part 1 of What is the Bible?
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The paradox concerning Jesus is that He is both God and human (man) at once. Beyond our ability to grasp this, however, it is clearly laid out in the Scripture, both Old and New Testaments. We see this in His miracles and in His death on the cross.
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Joseph of Arimathea asked Pilate for the body of Jesus so that he might bury Him. Given permission, Joseph wrapped Jesus’ body in a linen shroud. Jesus was then buried. This was on a Friday. Saturday went by, then on Sunday morning early, some of Jesus’ women followers were shown His empty tomb.
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At noon, Jesus has been on the cross now 3 hours, all went dark until 3pm. Six hours He was on that cross. Following His last breath, the curtain of the temple was torn in two. Mark reports that there were several women close by who witnessed Jesus’ death.
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Roman soldiers treat Jesus so very cruelly now that Pilate has allowed His execution. Taking Jesus to the site of where a cross awaited Jesus, and He along with two others sentenced to death, Jesus is placed upon the cross.
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Only Pilate, the Roman procurator or chief authority, could have Jesus put to death, thus it was necessary for Jesus’ opponents to bring Him to Pilate, who then allows Jesus to be crucified.
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Having gained entrance into the high priest’s house, Peter denies to one of the high priest’s servant girls that he knows Jesus. Then comes the same accusation by other “bystanders.” Then, as Jesus predicted, a rooster crows a second time. Peter was then overcome with grief.
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Having been captured in the Garden, Jesus is brought first before Annas, the retired high priest, then Caiaphas, the present high priest, who accuses Jesus being a blasphemer and thus worth of death.
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While in the Garden of Gethsemane, on the Mount of Olives, the Jewish leaders arrest Jesus, with a kiss from Judas, and Jesus is led away. However, a young man, identified as Mark, the author of this Gospel, must flee from Jesus’ captors.
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Leaving Jerusalem, Jesus leads His disciples onto the Mount of Olives and warns them that they will all fall away from Him, meaning not stand with Him, and He then tells Peter directly that he will fall away, which he denies, and the rest of them (10) say the same.
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On the evening prior to His crucifixion, Jesus, in an unknown location in Jerusalem, celebrates the deliverance from Egypt (Passover) with His disciples, and His followers down through the ages have done the same.
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Two days prior to the crucifixion, religious leaders plan to kill Jesus, but not during the upcoming feasts; Jesus at Bethany is anointed by a woman with expensive perfume; and Judas Iscariot connects with the religious leaders on how to kill Jesus.
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