It’s ALL About JESUS Podcast

The Past ONLY Effects our Future When We Allow it to Be our Present.  Jesus can Renew whatever you would have done in the past

What does it mean to Come to Jesus?  We will uncover what Jesus wants us to know.

Jesus proved what is really important by the way that he lived his life.  We ought to follow Jesus' pattern.

Following Jesus is not just "Choosing" him over the alternative.  Following Jesus is more like the children's game:  Follow the Leader.  This lesson describes how we follow Jesus.

Arrogance is thinking you are better than everyone else.  The question that we examine in this podcast... Do you think you are better than Jesus?

Regardless who is leading the physical government, Jesus is supremely in control... Because Jesus is King!

A scriptural discussion of the Blessings that occur by being IN Jesus!

When the Titanic sunk, only those that secured a spot on a lifeboat were saved from the icy and deadly waters.  Likewise the Bible describes Salvation as being a container that we Must be IN.  Outside, not matter how close, you will be lost.  We MUST be IN Jesus!

Only IN Jesus!  Having a relationship with God is like a container.  If you are in the container, then all is well.  If you are outside of that container.... then it is not going to work out so well.  So the question is:  Are You IN?  Or are you out?

The best way to learn about someone is to let them tell you.  Jesus will tell us all we need to know if we just will listen.

The best way to get to know someone is to let them tell you.  This Lesson, we will let Jesus tell us exactly who he is!

This crazy world offers a lot of chaos to generate fear in our lives!  But God is bigger than any of our problems.  Over and over the Bible tells us not to be afraid.  This lesson provides some reasons why we should never be Afraid!

The Bible is full of Paradoxes:  We are Cleansed by the Blood of Jesus or to be Great we must be a servant.  But this lesson looks at the Paradox that we are both Insignificant and Significant in the eyes of God.  The Question is:  Which will you Embrace?

We can learn a lot about someone by listening to what they talk most about.  We can better understand the Heart of Jesus by notice his reoccurring themes in his teachings.

This lesson is based upon Jesus' parable of the two sons found in Matthew 21:28-32.  Jesus asked the crowd...which of the sons did what the Father requested?  The one that talked the talk or the one that walked the walk?

The rich young Ruler thought his own goodness would get him what he sought.  Jesus teaches that on our own it is impossible.  Only with Jesus is salvation possible!

The children's song says:  "Jesus Loves me this I Know for the Bible tells me so."  If we had to prove the evidence of this song...could we?  This lesson proves how Jesus Demonstrated his love for us!

Matthew 16:24 - Jesus begins by Saying If Any Man Come unto me... Let him do three critical Verbs of Action: Deny, Take  & Follow.  We break this verse down to better understand what Jesus wants us to do.

The Parable of the Prodigal Son, when looked at from a certain perspective, sets for us the Ideal example for how we should Repent to present ourselves to God.  His circumstances are Ideal.  His attitude is Ideal and his subsequent actions are Ideal!

John 20 tells us that there were many other miracles that Jesus did that were never recorded.  Approximately 150 were recorded in the 4 Gospels.  And John said these were recorded that we might believe in Jesus.  Besides being a nice story and evidence of Jesus' power, they can serve as a metaphor for the many ways Jesus helps us today.

In Matthew 22:36-40, Jesus declares that Loving God is the Greatest Command ever given to mankind.  But what does that mean?  In this lesson we will break down this passage to understand how we Love God.

Jesus is known as the King of Kings and Lord of Lord and yet he was not too good to wash the feet of his disciples.  But more importantly he had the Power to refuse to go to the cross and avoid that pain and suffering.  But his humility allowed that torture to happen so that we might be saved!

To some, it might be easy to see Jesus as a weakling due to the Bible's emphasis on his Love and meekness.  But Jesus was Tough in so many was to allow himself to be nailed to the cross...For Us!