Podcast: Play in new window
| Download
Show Notes for Grains from Gutteridge Podcast
Episode #11: The Ministries of John and Jesus
Gustav Doré’s rendering of the Baptism of Jesus by John the Baptist.
(Click on the image for a larger view.)
Summary:
Consider the days mentioned in John 1 & 2. “The third day there was a marriage in Cana of Galilee” (John 2:1); but what about the other two days? Trace back each following day to the first mentioned, John 1:19, and you find that the third day is actually the fifth. But how and why?
For that matter, how did the miracle at the wedding reveal Christ’s glory? How is Nathanael a key figure in the revelation? All this and more are made clear in this interesting and original approach to the beginning of John’s Gospel.
[Note: There is some faint back-chatter in the audio, which was inherited from the archival master cassette. Apparently, the original recording was made to a re-used tape which had not been completely erased. Nevertheless, we're thankful to be able to offer this message despite this audio imperfection.]
Tagged as:
Cameron Family,
Deuteronomy 4,
Genesis 1,
Genesis 27,
Geoffrey Studdert-Kennedy,
Hebrews 12,
John 1,
John 2,
John 3,
John the Baptist,
Luke 13,
Luke 1`,
Luke 2,
Luke 24,
Mark 9,
Matthew 17,
Percy Gutteridge,
Powerful Poetry,
Revelation 14,
Roy Turner
Podcast: Play in new window
| Download
Jim Kerwin’s Show Notes for Kernels of Wheat Podcast
Episode 016 – If ‘God So Loved the World,’ Why Am I Not Allowed To?
"Come again?"
Review and Tie-Up of Last Week: 1 John 2:12-14
A “Worldly” Word Study—A First Look at 1 John 2:15-17
Different Uses of the Word World in the New Testament
- κοσμέω (kos MEH oh, kosmeo –> cosmetics)
- setting troops in order
- women “putting themselves in order”— clothing, make-up, etc.; adorn
- regulating
New Testament Usage:
- (in the sense of trim): Matthew 25:7—Then all those virgins rose and trimmed their lamps.
- Matthew 12:44—Then [the unclean spirit] [click to continue…]
Tagged as:
1 Corinthians 2,
1 John 2,
1 Peter 2,
1 Peter 3,
1 Timothy 2,
2 Corinthians 4,
2 Corinthians 5,
2 Timothy 4,
Ephesians 6,
Finest of the Wheat Teaching Fellowship,
Hebrews 1,
Hebrews 11,
James 1,
James 4,
Jim Kerwin,
John 1,
John 15,
John 3,
Luke 11,
Luke 2,
Luke 20,
Matthew 12,
Matthew 25,
Matthew 28,
Revelation 21,
Romans 12,
Titus 2,
world
Podcast: Play in new window
| Download
Jim Kerwin’s Show Notes for Kernels of Wheat Podcast
Episode 011 - The Original Aromas of Christmas
There's a reason why nobody talks about the 'aromas' of the first Christmas!
The Aromas of Modern Christmas — Modern Luxuries
In North American culture, we associate various aromas and fragrances with Christmas — pine boughs, “chestnuts roasting on an open fire,” pumpkin pie, roasted turkey, baked ham, yams, apple pie, hot chocolate, and egg nog.
The Original “Aromas” of Christmas–Dung and Urine
Luke 2:1-20–The story of the shepherds, the angels, and the stable
- Confusing a stable with a manger. (French: mange = eat; thus, a manger = a feeding trough)
- Children sing about the [click to continue…]
Tagged as:
2 Corinthians 2,
Birth of Jesus,
Esther 2,
Exodus 30,
Ezekiel 36,
Frankincense,
John 12,
John 19,
Leviticus 2,
Leviticus 24,
Leviticus 6,
Luke 2,
magi,
Mark 15,
Matthew 2,
Myrrh,
Nativity,
Percy Gutteridge,
Proverbs 7,
Psalm 45,
Song of Solomon 1,
Song of Solomon 3,
Song of Solomon 4,
Song of Solomon 5,
wise men
Podcast: Play in new window
| Download
Show Notes for Grains from Gutteridge
#6: “This Shall Be A Sign Unto You” (a Christmas message by Pastor Percy Gutteridge)
'The Adoration of the Shepherds' by Gustav Doré (Click for a larger image.)
Key Bible passage: Luke 2:1-20
The Key Theme of Advent Season: What Is the Sign?
Background and Setting:
- Caesar Augustus was the emperor — the “golden age” or “Augustan age” of the Roman Empire
- Quirinius was governor of Syria
- The birth of Christ pinpointed with [click to continue…]
Tagged as:
1 Corinthians 1,
Christmas,
Emily Elliott,
Geoffrey Studdert-Kennedy,
George Rowe,
Gustav Doré,
Incarnation,
Luke 2,
Matthew 2,
Micah 5,
Percy Gutteridge,
Philippians 2,
Powerful Poetry,
Proverbs 21