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Methuselah’s Father

Methuselah is known as the longest recorded living person in the history of mankind. We don’t know much about his life except that he was the grandfather of the famous Noah and that he lived until the year of the flood. There is one other statement made about him, however, that indicates that he had a profound influence on one who came before him: his father. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we learn how this baby boy changed the trajectory of Enoch’s life and how children should help influence a dad’s thinking today as well.

Sowing And Reaping

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The law of seedtime and harvest is as old as God’s living creation. Like all of God’s laws that govern the universe, the principle is immutable: “Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap.” This is not only true in God’s physical world but in the spiritual realm as well. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we’re reminded of how this unavoidable law should make us wiser farmers in our field of life.

Take Heed How You Hear

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The Bible not only teaches us to be cautious when we speak but also to be careful when we listen. Jesus placed the responsibility of learning and believing the truth on the hearer. The scriptures provide us with examples of many people who heard the words of truth and who reacted in different ways. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we learn about the reasons many never accept the word of God in faith and obey it.

Four Lessons From The Old Testament

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Living on this side of the cross does not make the Old Testament irrelevant and unimportant to the Christian! The Apostle Paul tells us there are some critical lessons for us from these 39 books. We look at four of them in this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak.

Simon Peter’s Brother

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When we recall the original 12 apostles of Jesus Christ, we usually think of the more famous Peter, James, and John or perhaps the infamous Judas. One of the twelve was Andrew, Simon Peter’s brother. The gospels identify him thus on several occasions. In fact, “Simon Peter’s brother” may have almost seemed to be part of his name since he was so frequently referred to in this way. Many of us would grow weary of such a moniker. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak, we see that perhaps it was more of a compliment than a slight to refer to Andrew as Simon Peter’s brother and that it should actually teach us some valuable lessons.