Parson House Podcast

The mark of Christian maturity is to walk in both truth and love.

John wants his readers to walk away with confidence in their eternal security, exclusive identity, and orthodox theology. Lastly, he gives the church their final command,  “keep yourselves from idols.”

God desires we have confidence in our salvation and in our prayers.

The Spirit, Water, and Blood all testify in agreement to the Man and Ministry of Jesus Christ.

In 1 John 4, the Apostle reminds the church of their call to love each other. At the end of the chapter he describes the difference between having confidence and fear at the coming day of Judgement, and explains how we can have the former.

True Love if from God, and it is made visible through the death of Jesus and the life of His followers.

The Object, Origin, Overflow, and Outcome of Saving Faith is found within the first 5 verses of 1 John.

Micah was a false worshiper of the one true God. How are you similar to Micah?

Listen as Ronnie Stevens explains how Jesus exalts a gentile woman with an extraordinary and controversial title.

To disagree rightly is to do so respectfully, with intentions of edification, and according to Scripture.

Test Man’s Word and Trust God’s Word.

When we find ourselves in seasons of doubt about our salvation, remember that: God is greater than our heart, Christ is greater than our sin, The Holy Spirit is better at abiding in us than we are at abiding in Him

As A child of God, you should love the children of God as Christ loves you.

Spiritually speaking, a person’s practice proves a person’s parent.

As Children of God, eagerly awaiting the return of our elder-brother Jesus, we ought to Communicate the Proof of our Sonship, Count the Privilege of our Sonship, Consider the Prize of our Sonship, & Continue in the Process of our Sonship.

Antichrists depart from the fellowship, deny the Christ of the Bible, and seek to deceive others. Little-christs abide in the message of the Apostle’s and in the anointing of the Holy Spirit.

It is impossible to love God truthfully and wholly while loving the world at the same time. In 1 John 2:15-17, on the heels of his pastoral poem of encouragement, John warns about the desires of the flesh, desires of the eyes, and the pride of life.

1 John is not only meant to convict false teachers of their sins and/or status in Christ, but it is also meant to encourage and assure the saints of their salvation.

John shares two proofs of  knowing we know the God of the Bible— Live as Jesus lived and love as Jesus loved.

Listen to Brother Tim Miley brings an exposition of 2 Peter 1

Jesus is both our Advocate with the Father and the Propitiation for our sins.

Although believer’s often stumble in sin, and live in a world filled with darkness, it is impossible to habitually walk in darkness while remaining in fellowship with God. 

We preach the same words and same truths that the Apostle’s taught thousands of years ago. In his introduction, John writes that complete joy is found in our horizontal fellowship with the Saints and vertical fellowship with God.

Jesus first and final words to His disciples was (and still is), “Follow Me.”

Peter’s relationship with Jesus was reconciled on the shores of Galilee after he  reaffirmed his love for Christ, recommitted his life to Christ, and was  recommissioned  to serve in Christ-like ministry.