Sea of Fire Ministries
Sea of Fire Ministries seeks to engage the listener’s mind and heart with the faithful exposition of the Bible and complimentary edifying resources for the purpose of giving glory to God and strengthening the faith of His church.
Episodes
James Meyers, III discusses the Centurion who pleaded for Christ to heal his servant. This wonderful experience can be found in Matthew 8:5 - 13 and Luke 7:1 - 10. James, also, briefly explains the discrepancies between the two accounts.
James Meyers, III considers chapter 38 in the Book of Job and discusses some of the creative design of God’s hand and why He is asking Job these questions, which seem irrelevant on the surface. However, when you look deeper, there are sovereign and gracious reasons for which the Creator shows He is, also, the King of Glory.
James Meyers, III considers the wonderful account of the Syro-Phoenician woman who met with Christ, imploring Christ to heal her suffering daughter. It is one of James’s favorite encounters between Christ and another found in the Gospels. The account can be found in the Gospel of St. Matthew 15:21-28 and the Gospel of St. Mark 7:24-30.
James Meyers, III continues to consider God’s answer to Job, focusing today on being in the presence of the Holy God. While it is well for the saints to ponder His divine love, His mercy and grace, we must kneel in awe of His holiness.
James Meyers, III continues considering the dialogue between Christ and the Pharisees in the tenth chapter of the Gospel of John.
James Meyers, III begins to consider God’s answer to Job and Job’s response. Job had asked many questions and he is answered with many questions. Why? James discusses this as well as some personal applications for the Christian.
James Meyers, III considers Christ’s dialogue with the Pharisees in the tenth chapter of John’s Gospel. As this series is about meeting the Messiah, James intends to include those which weren’t always favorable.
James Meyers, III considers the speeches from the young man, Elihu, in the Book of Job. James sees this contribution more elaborate and better than the others’ but still reflects their theodicy at times
James Meyers, III resumes our consideration of the man born blind whom Christ healed in the ninth chapter of the Gospel of St. John. James pays much attention to the testimony of the healed man before the Pharisees.
Job has suffered greatly and yet he wonders where wisdom is found in Job 28:12. James Meyers, III considers this and more in today’s message.
James Meyers, III considers the eighteenth and nineteenth chapter of the Book of Job. Therein is a horrendously shallow and callous sermon given by Bildad the Shuhite and Job’s response in which he professes his living Redeemer.
James Meyers, III considers the wonderful account of Christ healing the man born blind found in the ninth chapter of the Gospel of St. John.
James Meyers, III discusses the man healed at the Pool of Bethesda which is a prelude into Christ’s discourse to the angry Pharisees.
James Meyers, III considers the reality of Retribution Theology, but also how this is not always applicable.
James Meyers, III continues considering the account of the Samaritan woman and her evangelist ministry to the city upon which many people came to Christ.
James Meyers, III considers Job’s lament, the response from Eliphaz, Job’s ensuing reply and subsequent prayer.
James Meyers, III considers the beginning prose found in the Book of Job leading into the poetic discourses between Job and his friends.
James Meyers, III begins a series regarding different encounters with Jesus in the Bible, commencing His discourse with the Samaritan woman
Today, James Meyers, III considers the dissent from Calvinism by Arminius and then proceeds to respond using some of the treatise on free-will from Jonathan Edwards, the greatest American philosopher and theologian.
James Meyers, III considers the First Great Awakening, the sad schism which occurred in his own parish, and his missionary ministry to the Native Americans before his untimely death.
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