Lance Lambert — From the Archives

Mark 9:2-29 Lance takes this episode to go in depth about the Transfiguration, an incredible story that takes place a few days after Jesus reveals himself as the Son of God to his disciples.  Website

Mark 8:27-38; 9:1-8 In this episode, Lance continues his discussion in Mark in the section where Jesus reveals his purpose as the Son of God to his disciples right before the Transfiguration in the next chapter. Website

Mark 4:35-41, 8:14-30 Lance reads from Mark 4 and 8 in this episode to highlight the interactions between Jesus and his disciples and the training they undergo throughout his testimony. Website

Mark 4:1-34 Why did Jesus speak in parables? What was their purpose? These questions are discussed in this episode of Mark where Lance covers a handful of parables found in Chapter 4 such as the parable of the Mustard Seed, the Sower, and much more. Website

Mark 2:13-17, 3:13-16 This episode reveals the original purpose of man: service. Not only this, but through the testimony of Jesus, we can see that we are called to God himself in his own mission as a servant king. Website

Mark 1:1-15 In this episode, Lance emphasizes the idea of denying yourself and taking up the cross through the example of Christ and all that he did in his life in the world. Website

Chapter 1:1-13 Lance covers the first few introductory verses of Mark in this episode, offering his view on the significance and uniqueness of this gospel compared to the others. Website

Mark 8:31-35, 9:35, 10:26-31; 42-45 In this last introductory message, Lance talks about the portrayal of Jesus in Mark: not just as the son of God, but also as the greatest servant. Website

Mark 6:30-44 Continuing in his ministry in Mark, Lance discusses the character of Mark himself who wrote the gospel. Although it was written anonymously, John mark has been attributed to the book since the earliest known records. Website

Mark 2:1-12, 4:35-41, 5:21 This episode begins Lance's ministry in Mark, a book known to be one of the simplest yet most foundational out of the four gospels.  Website

In this final episode on the gospel of Matthew, Lance provides an overview of the book and the character of Jesus as the descendant of David and fulfillment of prophecies. Website

Matthew 27:57-28:20 In this episode, Lance gives an in depth explanation of the burial and resurrection of Jesus, including details on the tombs themselves and the characters involved. Website

Matthew 27:32-56 The crucifixion is one of the most well known events of the Bible, if not of all time. Lance takes the time in this episode to cover the sequence of events that make up this momentous time in history. Website

Matthew 27:11-31 In this episode, we read through Pilate's dialogue with Jesus and the response of the crowd to the idea of his release.  Website

Matthew 26:57-27:10 In this episode, we continue to hear about the story of Jesus told through the writings of Matthew. From the dialogues between Jesus and the Sanhedrin to Peter's disowning, we see a testimony with numerous implications to our lives as christians. Website

Matthew 26:47-75 In this crucial part of Jesus' time on earth, we see a rather heartbreaking scene: the son of God betrayed by his own disciple and arrested by the people he came to save. Lance speaks on the gravity of this situation and importance it carries in our lives. Website

Matthew 26:36-46 "My Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass away from me, nevertheless, not as I will, but as thou will." These powerful words have been carried down for generations to our current time and still continue to hold the same inspiring yet agonizing meaning: God's will, not ours. In this episode, Lance covers the story of Jesus and his disciples at Gethsemane where this prayer wa...

Matthew 26:17-46 In this pivotal event of scripture, we see Jesus and his disciples gathered around the table to break bread together in what is called the Last Supper. Lance takes this episode to highlight the symbolism found throughout this part of scripture and to take an in depth look at this moment in time. Website

Matthew 26:1-30 In this message, Lance touches upon the sovereign authority of the King found throughout the entire book of Matthew, referencing scripture and comparing Matthew to the other gospel books. Website

Matthew 27:27-54 To Lance, "passion" is a word that perfectly describes Christ and the suffering he had to go through on he cross. However, this suffering is also perfectly described as a "triumph," as the result of it brought about a victory that significantly affects us to this day. Website

Matthew 24:36-51; 25:1-30 “Therefore keep watch, because you do not know on what day your Lord will come." - Matthew 24:42. Similar to his last episode on the Final Rejection, Lance speaks on the final coming of the Lord and its significance to the historical events of our world after the resurrection. Website

Matthew 21:1-46; 22:15-22; 23:1-39; 24:1-54 This message opens with the reading of Matthew 24, a dialogue between Jesus and his disciples over the second coming. Lance goes on to talk more in depth about this topic alongside others found throughout this section of Matthew, such as the importance of the withering fig tree and its symbolism. Website

Matthew 19:1-19; 20:1-15, 22-34; 23:1-39 Lance continues his messages on the characteristics of the Kingdom, a series that addresses the traits Christ has called us to imitate found in scripture. In this episode, Lance reads from several passages in Matthew to address the call to sacrifice, forgive, and much more. Website

Matthew 18:1-22 In this episode, Lance introduces the idea of having a "child like" faith when glancing at the Kingdom of Heaven. This message revolving around Matthew 18 further discusses the attitude should carry as christians and emphasizes the ideas of humility and forgiveness. Website

Matthew 17 In this episode, Lance covers the entire 17th chapter of Matthew, where the Transfiguration is written about. This message discusses the events that happened within the chapter in detail alongside the significance, not only to the disciples who witnessed such remarkable happenings, but also to us in our daily lives. Website