Nebiye Kelile
Joy In God Podcast
Joy in God Ministries is the bible teaching ministry of Pastor Nebiye Kelile. Pastor Neb has had the privilege of teaching God's Word for over 18 years now. Each week, you'll hear Bible based sermons and conversations that will help enrich and strengthen your commitment to Christ so that you become a more effective Christian.
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Episodes
Ep. 003 - Overcoming Loneliness: How To Be Alone But Not Lonely 17.01.2020 51:52
People in our society tend to deal with loneliness in different ways. Some try to ward off feelings of loneliness by making as many friends as possible, by keeping busy, by purchasing new things, or by revisiting the past. Others just give up on life and settle for living with what feels like a disease without a cure. But, as believers in Christ, we have hope! Scripture tells us very plainly that...
Ep. 002 - Why Do I Find It So Hard To Read My Bible? 31.12.2019 20:07
Regardless as to how long a person has been a Christian or even how good their education has been, reading the Bible can be a challenge for some people. The Bible, with all its 66 books, contains a great variety of different writing styles, genres and perspectives. Similarly, different people may find different parts of the Bible to be harder to read than others. However, it would be easy to make...
Ep. 001 - What Does It Mean To Be A Christian? 31.12.2019 38:30
I've had enough conversations with various people around the country to know that there is not a universal definition of "Christian." I'll never forget hearing that in some parts of the world, "Christian" means an arrogant, morally corrupt, manipulative westerner. In other places, it means someone who is generally a good person and goes to church a couple times a year. Others define it as someone...
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