HIS Generation Podcast

Do not look at appearance or physical stature, for the LORD does not see as man sees; for man looks at the outward appearance, but the LORD looks at the heart. Help fund the podcast: Patreon

Paul proclaims himself as the "chief" of sinners. This is not just attention grabbing rhetoric. He was a Christian killer before his encounter with Christ. Yet, Paul was commissioned to exercise judgement in disciplinary church matters. How was he able to do this without hypocrisy? Watch at this link: https://youtu.be/iPcninDioe0

The wrath of Elihu. Is there a place for the high-level arousing emotion of anger? Or should we be equipped to put anger in its place? Biblical model does not encourage "righteous indignation" for God's people, rather it shows man's wrath to be unjust and in opposition to the image bearing of Christ.

As Job descends to the end of his discourse, he realizes it comes down to obtaining Wisdom! The Wisdom Job learns is contentment in both abounding & being abased. Then one can truly see   Christ the Redeemer ascended. 

Whether I exist or cease to exist…. regardless GOD EXISTS. "What does the Scriptures reveal about HIM?", should be our inquiry rather than "what does the scriptures have for me?"

With limited theology Job's friend attempt to make sense of what has happened to thier peer. Very much like we do today in the face of hard circumstances. 

The character of Job is shown to be one who sets his mind on the "Eternal" and not on the temporal. As Paul the Apostle says, "while we do not look at the things which are seen, but at the things which are not seen. For the things which are seen are temporary, but the things which are not seen are eternal." So to Job was taught this great truth by God.

Job, Satan, & Job's Friends are all about to learn the timeless truth, God is all knowing & no created being should conduct themself as though they know the ways of the Creator.  Watch Episode on YouTube Channel

Emmanual, "God with us"! Merry CHIRST-mass. This is a special edition episode. Intro & outro music provided for by Erin Elizabeth Lambeth Band. 

Revelation can be a difficult book to understand. One must be cautious not to interpret with over-reaching assumption or isolated dogma. But rather catch what the author intended, and slow-walk his style of writing. A great "blessing" will await its readers! 

The Book of Proverbs: Sometimes the "wisdom" we are looking for isn't as mysterious as we are expecting, however it is "divine" nevertheless... 

Psalm 18 has many encouraging truths regarding the spiritual strength God will provided for HIS people. Saints and Patriots, this is a perfect word for this season of battle. 

Luke 10:39 Mary & Martha invite Christ to their home. Martha is distracted, and the Faithful Master uses the opportunity to correct her mindset with the perspective of God's economy in light of His promises. 

Instruction within the church is not as unloving & harsh as you might be lead to believe. How is a church leader to apply corrective instruction? What should be his intent & application according to Scripture?

Do you feel unskilled in the "Words of Righteousness"? Do you desire the "meat" of God's word and not the "milk"? Listen to today's challenge from the Book of Hebrews.

Image bearing Christ and using methods to better comprehend the Scriptures is today's teaching in the book of Hebrews.  

Is chapter 3 & 4 of Hebrews regarding the salvation of the Christian, or is it a warning / exhortation to continue to practice the "heavenly calling" of image bearing Christ? HisGeneration.net Listen to this episode on Apple Spotify  

Christ associates with His people as "brothers". Christ worships with His people with they gather at church. Christ is not ashamed of His people. Christ rescues His people from the "bondage" of death. What a "great" salvation! 

The warning against God's people from "drifting" away from the Faith comes to the forefront of the exhortation of Hebrews chapter 2. Listen to this Sunday Morning's episode of HIS Generation Podcast. HisGeneration.net

In a time when Church attendance is so influenced by natural occurrences, what are God's people to understand about the need for the local church? Let's explore the Book of Hebrews to gain insight.